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TO OSMON o. STIllSON

w HEREAS Hittee Stimsjn o. Jericho. In the
w County Of Chittenden. has fled ia the G 1uuty
Court Of said County, her libe, fr CiylrcC, sett
forth that on the l6th d y q August, 4. D. ls6
said jericho sho interim rried with you and faith
fully lived with You until the llth day ct re- TEN
her A u ts5S and thlt.on, or about the tins last
aoresaid you wiliuiy deserted her, and ever since
that time have neg lected and refused 70 live th
or provide for her. or 20 discharge any duties in
cumberant upon you as her husband-And on di-
vers days AMI times since said IN rriage, you ave
comm tied adultery with women whose names are
unknown to this ibellant, ana that shs has resided
in said Ctunty OF Chittsnden for more than two
years las past aud praying 70 divorce -- nj IL
appearing that y, u are without this State, are
hereby required 70 appear at the next tenn Ct said
Court T. be he'd al burlington, In sa'd County on
the fourth Tuesday Of september, A D.. ISL, and
make answer to said libel This order tbs lbeliaut
is required 70 ublish ia the Burlington Weekly
Free Press according 10 law.
Patel at Burlington, Aforesaid on this D. h day Of
July, D., 1871.
\ J. II WARD. C-erG.
WILBUR 4 PALMER.
Attys. for l5eilant.
lie D.
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TIE wo-leffu, beauty u Burlington never
was more apparent than AZ this Commencement
ti.c The ate rains have brought the veriure
ont in the richest hue, and ihe natural sur
rounlings Of the place fairly sparkle with bril-
l.aucv. Our magnificent sunsets are alone worth
q visit 10 see. The great luminsry sinks 20 rest
amid a combination Of SURROUNDINGS seldom
found making his couch among the DARK q d.
roulacss, be throws bis departing rays down on
the transparent surface Of Lake Chluplsin aul
father back 90 the tan peaks Of Mansfield aud
Camel Hump. These rare scenes slwSys a.
tract throngs Of spprecisuye visitors. and their
presence, added to that Of the many attendant
on Commencement, Glls the city with brilliant
sud beautiful compsuy.-B5s'3a .firsrte..
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A young lady in CsstletOn, nsmsd Lee, was
SO seriously stuDg, few days since, by honey
oee' IN the back Of the neck, that her life was
despaired Of for several hours, also causing
temporary insanity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-11

CmrNaay COUNTY FAIR GRoUSDs. - The
people .ftli- County are watching with con-
siderable anxiety the progress Of the Fair
rraluiss &. Essex Junction. We notice that the
work q teasing has been commenced and oae
OPP tp5 small buildings have been erected. Only
about four weeks remain 70 complete the work
9. be in readiness for the contemplated fair
'ag frsi week Ia September. The grounds sre
located on the right Of the highway, leading
from Essex Junction to Burlington, and shout
quarter Of mile from the Junction House
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BY Telegraph
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NV YoRK. August @.
The announcement If negotiations FOR a govern
ment loan in Lon on csused sharp decline in
gold which sold down o. ills though II subsequent
IS recovered snd closed firm at lll ail2; the clear
an .es heing 81 .5u1 ID.
GOVEKN5iEN rS-Closed stroag and higher.
Currency 6's--...-..llj SD coup '65 old..-.lil
U. = 0s 81 coup....Il7i Do. 1867 rec. Juy..li5i
$50 coup Of 62---..tl5i Do SOS rec. Jliy...ll4
Z. S. 6's 30 cou'6i lUio COUP ll3i
Union Pacific LIST mort gaze bonds, >-idS,i do
Land Grants. si'f. do. lncJmfs -6iGst3 do.
stock, 32i Central P4c fe Is mortgage b5- ds. ss
MONEY! usr celt
STERLING EXCHANGE - Dull at ii3 "A 10 d ,
the demand from importers being unusually light
SrOCkS-Ciosed Grm and with we'll distri but,
business. Erie, Western Union and chicago and
Northwestern common bin. the most largely
dealt in.
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PtTD TmlyEs.- Sundry persons in Essex
sal vicinity have lately had their henroosts and
clothes lines robbed Of their contents by como
evil disposed persons contrary to law. Turkeys
and chickens hsye been taken AMI with unblush-
ing lmpuieuce offered for sale almost at the
next door from where they where stolen. 4 few
uA5s since two men, named Pecor sad Niylor,
were suspected, aud an examination Of their
premises made. where numbers Of chickens and
turkeys were found co'pei up and f.,,ening for
market that we're readily recognized as having
been taken nom Mr.. Joslin and Mr. Frost of
Essex and D. N. Mars snd Henry Premise of
Milton. On Monday night Of this week, the
clothes lines Of Mr. Powell and Mr.. Howe of
L'seH Center wcre stripped Of their contents.
Two suspicious individuals we're seen proving
about that place on Sunday snd Monday, dis
appearing about noon Of Monday. One Of them.
'eing eff pious turn Of mind, dropped into
church on Sunday forenoon
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A MOVE Is TuE RIGHT DIRrcTioS.-Tae sc
ton Of the corporation Of the Burlington (Vt.)
University on Tuesday, in deciding 70 admit
women TO the privileges Of the institution. de-
serves general commendation. Il is emuhati-
cally s move in the right direction and calls for
imitation from ether New England colleges. If
women desire 10 attain the educational rights
that can only be reached through the medium Of
our universities, it is but right and proper that
the opportunity should be afforded them. The
doors should be thrown wide open, and 10 Oh
s,acles placed in their path The probability is
not very great Inst many Of them Will determine
to 90 through the severe curriculum Of a college
for the simple reason that the necessity will not
be regarded az sufficiently great to justify the
time, toll sni money. Women, however, are
very generally aspiring nova days 70 distinction
IN several walks Of lie, in which tie hisles. ell
uoational attsiumenjs are desirable Ia litera-
ture they are not confnin- their attention 10 The
occasional achievements Of some more or less in-
sane and silly love story, but are graphing with
the highest and strongest branches 10 this
they necessarily require sll possible aitaiumeuts
aui as the end is laulable one, the means
should be placed readily within their reach
Give them admission to all tue avenues Of learn
log, snd let them travel thereon just 50 far a.
they eject. They will be the better 20 the PRIV
ilege, and il they are made better society every
where Will he the gamer. All honor then. o.
the Burlington University, the first New Eoeisul
Institution Of the kind thst has opened its doors
20 the women Of the !ani, who richt-0usIy Be
msnd the same intellectual facilities Inst are ac-
corded 20 their brethren Of the steruer sex
Boston Journal
Vermont is perhaps the most ,5assry alive
State OF the Union on the M.r4r S4tWr, %
question. but she is quite willing 30 take other
steps towards giving their rights 80 her hir
daughters. B3,i0a TrlrtIsr.
We are happy to announce, ana Zoo happy TO
more than announce today, thar our Alla
Mater, the University Of Vermlut. without luy
crcumlocution, evasion or delay has j .scel hcr-
self smong the van leaders Of progress by orla-
ing her choice old privileges for high culture, O.
the enjoyment of 10th sexes The only shadow
Of regret sthwsrt the glory Is thst our college
dsys are overs. .fi5a Messenger.
Inc University Of Vermont has wisely lec.l T.
FL 10 admit women 20 i.s privileges hereafter.
being the fret Of the New England colleges, we
believe, 70 insugurste this desirable r,t.ru..
.9Haay J9HrHaL
The University of Vermont, az Burlington, is
ahead Of Amherst ia one respect It's trustee
have voted % admit women under rules 90 PEE
hereafter prescribed by the faculty While the
trustees A. Amherst are deliberatiu-. woucc
Will be stliyiug ant recitng with the Young
men 20 buriagt springfield 7. .irfg.
VERMONT USIyEu.IrY The Vermont U1ivsr
sity st Burlington have decided 90 slni- women
TO that institution. On terms 10 be fxei hy ,le
Faculty Right -BsN0n' Pull, Tina.
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Quarterly meetings on the 9th inst at North
llydepark, Eden and Jericho. Yt.-rhe National
camp meeting al Round Lake, n. T., was the
largest and most successful meeting OF the kind yet
held. There were five hundred tents aud an aver
age Of about five thousand people and three hun
dred ministers. \ Union National Camp Meet
ing for all evangelical denominations is spYoiut-
ell 10 he held next year.
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AT Malletts Bay the other dsy a young lady
asked another to dance with her. ''Indeed /
won't" was the reply "what do ! want
another girl hugging me for2" Sensible girl
that
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-11

Lovers of that excellent fish, the halibut, m sy
rejoice over the prospect Of speedy reduction
in its price The fish, this season, is very
abundant in Canadian waters.
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dhe Marhets.
WaterIewn Union Live stock Market.
Fos 1uE VIVA ENDING TUESDAY. Aug. 5. ISL.

roS 1uE VIVA ENDING TUESDAY, Aug. 5 ISL.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK At NAEKzr.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs swins.
This week, ass f25
Last week, Si3 s44i 1U-
Vermont III 2giq
Prices Of Market Beef choice. none. ex-
ira, s. a so first quality, $ % a 80 second
quality, 5 ul Al 30; third quality, s. - n675
Prices Of store Cattic-Worzng Oxen, 2 pair. So,
sl25 So TO s. -.
Mich Cows and Calves from SO a c.. extra so
a goa Sarrow Cows, So a 30.
Yeariinss sse-o' Two years 5ld. sAa3', Three
years Old, ilUa5p.
Western fat SWINE Live, nJne. Northern Dressed
store Hogs wholesale. nans.
Prices OF sheep AMI Lambs In l.ts sheared
sheep, - 20 90 each, or from 20 Gc y D.
Spring Lambs S}H7.
Veal calves SIHl2
slim Sucep at 81 6-Gs- ODD b hoad
Prices Of hides. rallos and skins Brighton Hides
q is 70 TallOw, "a dic Y 70 Country Hides ?
G7tcr % fall0w, 3 djic p h. Laiub SAius. -5asl
escn; snsred skins - a 80, each. Calf skins,
Is ais; p.
BLNARks.
Cattle We cannot detect any improvement in the
demand o. cattle and prices remain unchanged on
Northern c1tte. The supply from the Northern sec
lions are 81 such cattle country butchers ike to
select from. Maine dealers are disposed g. sell their
stock here, being well pleased with the ac,ammoda
tons. Many Of tnef offerings sold At fair prices
Gordon sold oxen at lc b. dead " i-ht dress
three and iyear old -teers az lc IN dead We ght
dress 1-l rs. anu steers at SC p b. dead weight
dr. IS SO lbs. Don sold , oxen 81 zee r FL, dead
We sht. dress SD rs; -I iyear old steers Al lT-c q
70, dead weight. dress from ta3 cEt each . 1-year
o.d Aeiiers AZ U7c IN, deud srt drsss as cwt
each. \ b Tucker sold D. 2 ana 3-year olds az lr
Sc sh, dead wei ht dress n cw5 each. Gilman
Johnson sold par workers. g'rth III Gin for SO.
pai- CIT il- cattle for So, y ear Old heIiers fJr
: the lot; dry e1w At 3D. z B Sargent sold 10
oxen az 6 2 est 81 shrink s. ear % steers at
g. + cgt, ii shrink.
Sheep aLt Lamhs-The complement for tbs week
was yery nearly the same a. last week, oger gan
head, and Yearly all were run into comfortable
houses, from the raln upon being unioaied sheep
AM Ia nbs were selling at ia.t wesss low prices.
Gordon so4d o. lambs At - 2 head, average 80
Is. II Bryant sold llj head, mostly l4mts. Al 3
hoa+. av .1 rs. DIrdis smith sold 50 lambs,
5l 90 at IS Pit Il P.att sJld i3 Canada Iamt !
at &C M. Shir-ey sold ld lambs az ~ head.
Mai-e-t sold 81 lambs 81 y heal. \ Bump
sofa ~ sheep and lambs az = head, av 20 lhs
Poultry Extra. i6 a Ole. prime, i6s1.tic. good.
l-i a. Sc. meilum. nl5.r. poH- 10 susd llIn l5c
~. Poultry supply continues lar-e and tbs tcst
cAc.c-s aye sell. AZ lose Pm aat n & much firm
ues- o the make The largest owners. ei r shack
ut and Taylor, from Vermont.
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From the Montreal Witness.
The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine.

The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine.
MEssRs. s. B. Scorr & Co., agents for tie
WHEELsR s. WILSON SEWING MACHINES.
DEAR sIns-We, the undersigned Sisters Of
the Gray Nunuery, desire to say that we have
been in constant use Of large numbers Of Sew
ing Machines for about sixteen years that dur
ing all thst time We have been in the habit Of
trying the various kinds of Sewing Machines,
and that after so many years Of practical expe-
rience, which we believe enables Us to decide
correctly upon the merits Of all, we sre uuhesi-
tsting in saying. that we believe the Wheeler X
Wilson to be, in every respect, superior to any
other kind. The fact that this machine has no
shuttle, and still makes the lock-sttch is one Of
great importsnce-the shuttle being 3 serious
disadvantage to Sewing Machine. The late
improvements Of the 81 large pulleys the " 81
lent feei'-Sud particularly the " draw feed
add very materially 10 the value and usefu-
ness Of this machine and We are confident thst
now the Wheeler * Wilson is as nearly fsutless
as possible
The FIRST machines We hal from you sixteen
years since are working satisfactorily. AMI
though they have been in constant use, hsve not
cost ten cents each per aunum for repairs
We have tried several counterfeit Wheeler *
Wilson machines, because they were offered IT 4
low price but found them bad. and we're obliged
TO discard them From our experience We be-
iieye counterfeit Sewing Machines dear at any
price.
We say both conf lenty and couscientiously
TO all who want Sewing Machines, be sure and
get the genuine improved " draw feed Whee-
ct * Wilson Il the price was double they are
the cheapest in the end
f~igned)
SIsnR !. NJ SI0c0Nus
Gen. Sdpt- Grey Mons.
Sl-rtH MoSrGoLrlgR,
SISTER L. GlDB1Is.
The foUoeing letter from the widow Of our
late towusman, Charles L. Morse. will be cad
with interest by the numerous poley-hollers Of
the iIAhaemanu Life Insurance Company. fur
nshius as 10 does. the best evidence Of the pur-
pose Of the Company promptly to pay every las'
claim.
lt--iSsI.y, Auz i--. i--..
c. 4. Caste. E.l Azel. Haaaen.nn LIE lu-
Dsar Sir.
1t il with fssiluzs OF deep -riti,ule ;ta: ac-
knowledge the full an. prompt payment hy yong
Company % tie Insurance on the Def, Of NJ LATE
hus 1an1, Charles L. Morse of Burlington VINO Wa,
Insured % y.l sspism9,s' FL. I'm ... i,.'
ELLEN ii. MORSE.
Aus--liv.t
The State Assiye- q Massachusetts,. a. a. Hayes
u ID. havu- made az analysis % Halls vegetable
s.cilau Hair Remover rep lrts i- the lost prepara
ton for prom lu- healthy crcrtt.1us 81 the "a p.
inere4s the growth lll ris-lr y RS color Of tlo
hair.
now my ewes a,ae.7 sl.i a lady while reading
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CAMP MEETING.

CAMP MEETING.
A CAMP MEETING will be held by the
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISFS
at Richmond. Vt, uear the roaf going 10 Jericho.
about one mile from Richmond station.
COMMENCING on
THURSDAY, the l7th DAY OF AUGUsr, Is.I
AND CONTINUING FIVE DAYS.
ELDER J4NES WHITE, AND WIFE,
Of BATTLE CREEE Michigan, and other speakers
viii 10 present. Seats will be prepared on the
grouni' Sufficient TO entertain 1000 persons.
A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS TENT
will be pitched. in which 20 Lol4 meetings in case
Of rain or storms
u Provisions for man and boast On the ground .
The public are cordially invited u attend.
L. BEAN.
For Camp Meeting Committee.
Aug l-W3t
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The telegraph poles for the Lamoiile Valley
line are now set FROM ST Johnsbury to East
Hulsies Tie villages Of East HsriWick.
Wo,5au. y5rr.syille, Hyde Park aud Sheldon
have each subscribed the amount required, and
instruments have been purchssei Tor them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-11

LlycaLx There we're pa tubs Of butter sold
in Lincoln Saturday Last; average price %
c'ntf
Hrary Nichols aal David Stearns have sold
their fs-u 90 John Grace for $1,000
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The church at Chelsea, Vt, has voted to have
only one sermon on the Sabbath, during the hot
season.--Ihe Coagreglii0aalisf thinks tina, a
minister away from his post is still in the pay Of
his church, AMI has no RICH; to work for some
body ese and pocket extra compensation. lie
ought, it maintains, to use his weeks Of rest for
the benefit Of his people as well as bis own, ana
has no right, when turned out to gra,s Sc TO
hitch himself to somebody's empty cart ani 90
to pulling again for the sake Of a few extra
mouthfas " The Coagr,gafioaalisi should
have added d" unless half starved" as many
country ministers commonly are.
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EssEx CLASSICAL IysTITUTE

ESSEX, VT.
Andre" L CLARK, A. e., PRINCIPAL.
J. C. PORTER, A. B.. TEACHER OF Nrs1c.
Miss. EMMA L. EDGER1ox, PRzcEprREss.
LIE III FALL TERM begins Wednesday. Aug. 30th
L The course Of instruction and rules of Govern
eI d AN uoSn IN the catalogue will be followed
ior toe cement Of those desiring to prepare them
selves Tor teaching. Regular daily exercises in DR.
10 Lewis Osisthenic. Facilities Of the highest or
ing, Ancient and Modern Languages. Former
students Of the Institute will be gladly welcomed 70
tneIr pace again, ana new applicants will receive
comfort. ~ 'i
Tuition for term s. to s.; rooms for self boarding.
= 70 81 board per week - 20 81 Students wish
Ing 70 secure good rooms and boarding piaces
should apply at once to Mr.. A. N. Butler Essex, VI.
July 2i-fd2wkW6w
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rI'HE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
was seiz ID by Officers Of the Customs for viola
ton Of the Fevenue Laws Of the United states. to
witt At Canaan Vt, i7th July, Isl, % Sleeps
Pets, 90 Calf Ssins Any person OF pers rs claim
in the property seized are hereby notaed 70 ap-
pear within twenty DAYS from the first pupbllca-
ton hereof, ant file with the Collector % Customs
for the district OF Vermont claim, stating his or
her interest in the property seized also, 10 exe'ut
a bond 70 the United States in acc,rtance with the
provisions OF the 9Th Sec Act ' July, $50. In
der the provs DIS of the 18th Sec cftle aiure-aid
Act, the above described property viii hs sold Ut
Public Auction at the Custom House. Canaan, Vt,
On Friday, 9Th August. lS-i NJ % o'ciDck am.
Go. J. STAENAkD,
Collector Of Customs.
Custom House District Of Vermont
Collectors Office, Burlington, 18th July 1871.
July 27-Jw3S
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EsHx CIsssIctl INSTITUTE The Fall Term
q This School viii open under very favorable
auspices. Mr. l. T. Clark Of the Seuior Glass
tWillebury College Is the Principal, and Mr..
P-,,-, Who has long been connected with the
TO the satisfaction Of It's patrons, resumes
D.. aa-aeencu, as teacher Of music.
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The annual report Of an educational insttu-
ton in an eastern States mention the resignation
Of one Of the teachers. young lady, to "engage
il domestic relations"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-11

ST. ALBANs Butter NAERET-Aug. s.--The
market was fairly active. and prices without
material change Common to fair grades, is
60 Doe; Good. DC; Prime. p, and few
lots Of extra, DC Cheese firm At T. 20 y lie
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River at Springfield, Vt, rOte some eight feet,
and was on Tuesday much higher than usual,
and very muddy.
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l. o. OF o. F.-On the evening Of August
let, Grand Master J. II. Simmons. Of Middle
bury, with the assistance Of Abner Forbes, Of
s. Adams, Grand Warden, revived Northfeld
Lodge, No. 10, and Installed its officers. The
odge renews its life under the most favorable
auspices and from the high character Of its
members, will soon become one CT the first
lodges in the State. The officers elected and in
stalled are as follows:
J. II. Orcuit, n. G.
y Richardson, V. q.
}. L. Abbcit, Secretary.
c. Bennett, Treasurer.
}. II. Richardson. W.
c. A. Edgertou, c.
l. Holden, l. @.
4. L. Brsmsn, r. s. NC.
Edward ingalls,, r. $. VIC.
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4 SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

Tie work Of cure is now beginning. The vtatel al.
mucous deposits in ile bowels .ad Boz the aucniary
nal are elected. The liver, like clock, Is wound zap.
arluses from los t0rUiIV- The stomach act. spUs gt.g
I'm ~ L.
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There will be camp meeting Of the % ae''ad
sIr,n,i.+s .' near Richmond, next week Th-rs-
DAY. See advertisement in smother column.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN SEMINARY

THE FALL TERM Of this Institution begins Aug.
ust 18th. Complete courses OF study for both
sexes. Terms moderate. For particulars address
c. A. M00RSE, A B..
NJ. Principal.
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BANKRUPTCY BLANKS

I'VE HAVE PRINTED and have on hand for sale
w FORMS in BANKRUPTCY CASES, for use
IN TINS state and in form approved by the Clerk Of
U. S. District Court. Orders by mail promptly
filed. Address
THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION,
, burlington, VI.
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Glue, COrdGSe - TiCiHe.
Ju1v 9f-t-fEw+f
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
y the District Court ofthe United States for the
L District Of Yerm0nt-Iu the matter Of tieorge W.
Gibs1n & 6e0rge ". C0riiss. Bankrupts-Notice IS
hereby given that a petition has been filed in said
Court, by Geo. W. Gibson Geo ". t0riiss, co-pAr-
tnsrs under the name 0f Gibson Corliss Of
Richford, in said District, duly declared bank
rupis under the Act of Congress Of March .. 1867,
for discharges and certificates thereof from all their
individual snd co-p8Ttnership debts and other
claims proyahle under said Act. and that the lth
day ofSeptemDer ,ll, at lu0clucS y. VI, before the
Hon. d. A. Smalley Judge OF said Court at hii
chambers in the City OF Burlington, Is assigned
for the hearing Of the same. when and whore
all creditors who have proved their debts. and
other persons in interest," may attend and show
cause, if any they have why the prayer Of sail
petition should mot De granted
Dated at Burlington, ON the ith day Of August
1874. b. B. SNALLEY, c ERIK.
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NV R,uuoD BouTE-It is claimed by
many that a shorter and more ieasahle route for
the /. G.. 81 Y. Y. Railroad from Essex 10 Cam
bridge, will he through Westiori, west Of the
range of hills This proposed route viii leave
Essex Centre and follow down Browns river
nearly 70 Westforl, thence east Of the village,
and will strike the Lamcills river shout half
way between Cambrilgeboro AMI Fairfax and
but shoI, distance below the " Creek route.
partier are shout to take the distance, and
Engineer Hale viii accompany them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-11

Wesre glad TO learn from the farmers thst the
hay crop in Chiitenien county is turning out
better ,bsn wss expected. some farmers have
cut more hsy thsn jas, season, and tits general
" of better quality. sweeter and more nutritious,
As is customary in dry seasons. Farmers in
some towns who were selling Al Sli ton when
haying fire; commenced, have been selling Of
late at 10. in the field.