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EssEx, March Z, lS0

DEAR SIR Agreeable to your request here
transmit 10 yo the result Of our observations,
taken on the Ike, the % inst, which is as fol-
lows. to wit: from the station taken near Ap-
pletree Point, Mansfield Mountain is n. S. E.
% miles, and rises above the lake 4,4o5 feet
Cancels Rump Hump lies S. 81 Q E % miles
and IS chains. and rises above the level Of the
lake 1899 fe ct, making q difference Of $50 feet.
The vertic al Poi at of Mansfield liesin direc-
ton from tnst o. Cancels Rump Of N. a I,
E. st ii stance Of 1G miles IS chsns and 90
links, and the M gle Of altitude from the verti-
Gle point of Came IS Hump to that of Mansfield
is y inutes mel rly. The cupols OF the Col
lege is elevated shove the water Of the lake
S57 $40 feet
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VERMONT NEWS.


s tcau'iul young trctring mare lEHmile
touaul h,ei by Csgt. Shields Of Bennington.
SIS sold last week 90 Lltze.ber-er, Esq., Of
Troy. for Oh .ut $500
Ae,f- Cr.-..- C.rrs'I -rI nr. Sad. were +
,--...-.. tt. R.r..-Li1 Riy,r rss, ,.aet Ttrr,-
a., re ,,e MO- -I,--,,b I.,tr,, M Csrfeil F.
hi, rho ,s-.- ,Is w. 5el.,ss yt.,l, i.fs..,'tv
,..,..- v.-.., ,.,,.,.,f T. v.-.,- H.,
~ ,rl.-.,.c t,5 L.st,-l mined ,yitb q ,.g
,t-'., 80 -
VI, -'''' t IL ~ -
'.' Dc So" -l'- SEA oae I-"ii11 anu s,1'y a1'ss
y. ...-.s.-, e. D. q fl.-,.,'..'.- r. $50
si,r. ~ e5-HIl
f-i .-ro.i. ,-'.-s. f-s,i,.,17- .,-,3sr,,i-y
IN f,aAe,4 ,-.tb a. svs irs...r- a. r,.v
vrrt
,.,5.- -- 49,
-, i,.-..... 49, -..,..' -...,-.-. ,1-r'..s
u.s.. r.-...- r5.... ,,..--....- sill ,,s-
OF. y,s- Iuse -.,. '..- wear :, ia not opea tin .
t6sll.r
Tbsr.w Factory Point. ai.f fs opensl .
shout Aus.. &c.,
Scarlet fever is disappearing iu North Bean
ac'ol
d. r.--.-.t. ...-- -...---t s- q. Do a.H--1
North B-luil-,- % the urs4u4er
There STE as negroes or I-..duea in Wool .
frI
t...ts ..s... ID. -., t.1-s,l bay..is Wood .
f-i
r.t-..,.i, ..-ry-v
&C.,. .r-.,..,.-.. .,..t..
= $500 -
Ts-l -'-..-.--- a.. --s 49,. ..-s .,l., va,rs
IN
.....-.-
...
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NV, ' .-.l.. .,-.--.-
,...- ..-,-g
o5,.-.s. ,.,. ve.k ts, grocery Of p %. .
E,.5. AZ I..,ri PM was l-..ea Mo while he .
visa sgt. Of t5ua. and p quantity oc l4uor and .
csrlv..a1,a.
r.',-,7... .-.far Nv. ~ T. D,,.lf Ts-
p.-l .-.--s5 ,.-,- ,.,-.. ,,. AMI t,ry
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o.. 80 49, e., ,..'-,., li1sc, a. r.srl P,rI .
ri lis i.f'ra- f.-..sr Ly, H.. r5.lia.- an 10 +
II.
,r.-.-s r,...-. . R.,.- ,-t., has, f.-sr car .
,.,'r.., ,i-s -s-s,,r,.-g i,,s;nc,. far s1re fine
Il C.s-.,5,ss p. d have removed 20 leland .
Pond. and Are ele,ung a large and comm0liJuc F.
bull l.ry. and intend 30 90 an extensive business
The buldip, IS 90 be located "a both siles Of The .
line
LiN'iL-t o2VAii.
Tie u,u. Wallace, who hsl-sl aimfef 20
l. len VAN leg chaln' use- .As --'.A To prevent .
h. oe-ui Gu. I'm = ar q, ~ '.,, INK
So "-'' 80
.-....
Observation-Disclosures .
~ -Is.' IS 'H ''- - ~ -l.i4
Na'@s'--A'- u --'e
''H
Jou'Ail- eluf % D'i.i'li' il'''y ~
e-anl so' D.afA ID NUM- s. S.'Nlus 80 .'' -
nee lN-e-'-' 'l''e d sIo'
h@l ls-ie' anu "e'' IN
Ao'I' '''''''h years I'd az
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Greensboro IL .ii c,el with sneak thieves
Picc.qa Lodge Of Good Template st Coventry,
one c5 the Oldest ia The state, his a. last giSen
/ up its argauizltion
,--.,.r, ,,,-x7v
'''1 D''s.5 nous ~ '-'--t i.,-j,
/ 0urnei CD Sinlsy inc I''H' WINE 'ne 'a''''!
F "ef, away DC WISH
"AsHlNGIoN COUNTY
Mrs. George w. Reel has declined TO sccept
the position Of Superintendent Of schools IN
.e,,
~ 'ne li-l --'s''.- a. -.
co. - l'-'1 NV J'u"- ny. -
. tul Hit1-t it' ~ USE tNt'aNao il MY i'iA'
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SCUM Boston, Fe1. .;a. l--l.
3. N lIasEss, Es-
pter ; ri have heard from very maas sources o.
tho -Iea. success. oi NEs .rvg il eases 81 ,croruR.
Rheumatism. hituay complaint, Cat-rrL and other
diseases 81 kindred nature. make uu hesitation 10
3 % M THAT 1 zuoF me NrlErINE TO be the most
te.i.hlc remedy flr Cltarrh all General D h.Ity
SIS wife las been troubled with Cntt'rl f.r M ,ny
ears, and az times vers badly. che has thoroughly
tried every supposed remedy tnLt We ut1 near OF,
and " THIS sine has Tor several ears been gratu-
Allt growing worse, alc tue discharge fr 81 the
mead was eX. -s-ivo AID very ole siYe
She was in this condition whoa chs Iulmelcet D.
take tEGEriSs. clu.d sec that she was improving
Hg The see md bottle. She continued taking the
iGsrirE u7tii she had usri from twelve 90 teen
hotties. am how happy 10 iuDrming you snl tbs
public, Qt choose 90 make It public That she Is
enureiy cu-gd, aud NEGEfIsE acc3mp sh q the
cure after nothing Csc would. Heuce leo jusllet
ia saying kEGslTyG Is the most reliable remedy,
and would Sc al suffering humanity 10 try j.,
Tor believe DC @ De good, honest vegetable neil
cine, ana shr D not hesitate 20 recommend =.
/ an, etc Especially,
l.. d. CARDELL. store i6, Ee0adwIy.
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Recommendations Ross. Jr-, OF Hunting
t.a caught il a steel trap On the 20 inst sn
esc,e weighing I'd pounds
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March 2-d&wtf
sOTiCE.

XIyHEREAs I have this cay given my son,
w Frederick Robinson, his time dur ng the re-
uainGer Of h minority this Is to certify that !
shall ciaim oil mis- earnings, and pay no debts
J. H. ROBINSON.
winooski, VT, March 18th. ls72-t-dkviw
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Lamentations on the Lake

a correspondent favors ia with the results o.
series Of Measurements Of prominent objects
il. sight from burlington Bay, taken nearly
seventy years age, by the late John johnson,
from base upon the ice We arc not aware
that the measurements ha sc since hsea eiided.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29

There vas good deal Of collar, crayst, walk
ing stick, hair, gloves, hustle and peTfumery on
Church street yesterday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29

Ayerage tenUeratdTe y. : y barOmeterI . II :,
snow. 6 inches. For the sane week, 1871, tempera
ture g. 9f- Barometer, -s.6ij, Rain, o'j inches ,
lake clear oi ice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29

For years sNoLAEDER's BUCaU has given univer-
sal isiaotion, anu every Gay it is Increasing in
pun iavor 1t is without exception the best and
mos ldlspensable article for family uss. II Is an
e1raofdinafy restorative, and its invisoratiag and
curative properties in urino-genital diseases In
either Eek, are not lost sight Of by the medical pro
lesion who AZ all times select this delicate ard fee
preparation. fldecdEwIt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29

The evidence in the case Of Green VS. the Han
nehman Life lnsuranse Company was closed at
noon The remainder Of the session for the day
was occupied by Messrs. Henry Ballard and A.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS BvsNEss.-Ihe butch
crs in Richmond and some in Wllis1u, are en-
gagged in killing al Of the three days ola calves
they can get, AM shirpi-. to Boston. They
send teams around TO the farmers doors aud pick
them up, several hGairel hsye alrealy Been
shipped If their attention was called to section
., chspt. us of the General ststues ,thcy would
not think their business very lucrative, or l.e2s-
ant, If the law vas enforced
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shelbuIn, March Est, ls7l.

Nervousness, and all arrangements OF the nervous
system, are usually connected with diseased CON
diton Of the blood. Debility is frequent accom-
paniment The first thing 10 be done Is to improve
the condition Of the blood. This Is accomplished BY
taking NEGETISE. 1t is a nerve medicine and %
f0gtt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29

NERlESNFs The Uuion Sabbath School Con
vestiau u this city On Wednesday, wa. pa7tici-
pa.ei in by the Baptist, Methodist and Congre-
gatioull Societies, ani was Of an interesting
e' aracter. Addresses were delivered by Revs
T. P. Hooker Of NjJilebury T. II Archibald
Of B.is--, ; a. 3 Lyon . Eerrishur.:h and ".
?. V. Boyae o. Ve-gennes. The chilirens'
meeting in the evening wss largely attended.
- Efforts are 90 be made TO secure course Of
lectures in this city mex, winter.--Mr J. D.
Eiagssli, ls;e Precedent Of the National Horse
Nail Company, has disposed Of his stock in that
Company, and y abou, to remove 20 Chicsgo,
u e ualerstAud--Mr 7 b. Hayes is about TO
retire from tie firm Of Esyez. FalsTlc So Par
ker, and engage in bu,.aess e!sewhe7e. lie is
an excellent business man. and may success at
tend him Scott S Morse. it is IS ia, hsye
leased tae Fort Css.in House 20 Capt Louis
Mott Of this city. Sc Louis will ably sustain
the present high reputation Of that pleasant
summer resort lie contenpistes erecting
bowling Siicg, SID putting ia two billiard ta-
blss, for the Amusement II HE gucsts.----lhe
sewing machine business here e. brisk. no less
than four sctiye agents being hard twork
ColcHa-ss.-T-s selec.meu Of Colchester.
have called a Town Meeting, to he held "a Tues
day, April a, at p O'Clock p. IT,, for he pur-
pose Of dieting a Constable and Collector o.
tszes, which cones shout in consequence Of the
neglect ofNr Austin 70 give .onls. as required
by law, sitain ten days after bic election.
As M7 Aus,in's election wss far1r.a 10
many, who ' never dreamed OF such 3 thing
I'LL it was al. over; sal, as many profess 90 de-
sire the reelection If Mr. Stone. this unex
peoteI tarz in affairs affords az opportunity for
another ta,lot, whom, !, msy be safely predicted,
the one will be elected who gets votes enough.
a third, AID even 8 tsa..a candidate may get
;lsvei out by t5a is- o.. april some Of TIE
friends Of Sir. Austin are hardly helping lie
case, by claiming tins, tho Selectuen would NOT
have :5uul IT necessary 70 cal another meeting,
ifit had been Alr. Stone. iu,,esi os N, Austin,
who hal made the mistake
10 doubt Dr Small would Use go explain
ittle charge vas put on paper
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naoroSALS will be received at tie Engineers
l. C.E-a, % Bcnnln ton until tho ist day " April
next for tho GFa1ias. Bsid -ing sn1 Masonry Of
Il hit ard ons-hEli miles o. tls Bennington AID
Glastonbury Railroad.
work 10 10 commenced on 90 heilre the lee isv Of
MAY rexr ami . npiefei iu ri7ery DAYS
~ further Information aupiy 70 tie EaHiceef's
Office IN belLIl- on
l.. g. FrOr. Freshest
IN. l., r. rusiaeCr.
Dsrniagton, FEB. 25Jh. ls.2.- dswt0Apr
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100 feWard is cflersd by the proprietor Of Dr
Pierce, Golden Medical Discovery for a medicine
that Will equal II in the cure Of krOlchit severe
coughs snd the early stages Of Consumption. So
flgSsatlt
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Ne" York nsrhe,.
NsW YoaA. March q.
COTTON Moro active and hi-her. sa:es c.lil
bales m.ddiinE uplands At &c
FLUUH-Iu moderate demand Salss4 -i,t b,-,s
Stale AZ O. ~ p 81; round no0p Ohio 9j Cd. 2 4j-
western 20 ~ - southern 4I q5l
oEA!N-hhc1t ball and decn in.- Tor .uri ,.- sr, 4
shade lrner ilr winter NO I spring 56a 81 No
~ az ~ IN store; winter red Western, sal IN.
white dichiSan,l % al Sd Corr frraer 81 lt biieh
new mixed Western az CD oI7l. closing tuvers
ne p'lee' oats duI AMI arm. aaies o 0d1 bushels
OIio l1-s N 5-
BEtF-Qliet.
PNoF iUNs-fo1s lower uo,g u -ssll -5ll -l.
hEY-DulI and lower Ut So.
RICE iirm az o ~ l4
I-tc.
tot.EF-nuil, iIo l-s H4.c
IULAs- E,-DuI. New OrIoau-atrI1
SPIRITS OF tURPENTlNE drm all
i ,.lN-iie Wy 40 3 Oi Tor -fr mai.
PtIBoLtUM- Quiet. crude i.i, rsg8ed 1.i
IALLJ"-l nj at q a. $ 1910.
"0'-- E--e' Ald ttslcy, puIed7c q %
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C4tde The supply TUES very nearly tac same So
-as' week--ii Canadian, the resc from Tao N rth-
ern states There were among the Hamilton % OF
Clna1as lme 3 year % d helfers good car De
= AIDE, We have 70 hesifan,y in saying the best in
market fIr months. perfect wonters. some cattle
sold as high as last We for corresponding qlaity
but there were lots that changed hands at y s.so-
ton %. ". do not 10 X tor advanced psi,es this
spru. There are four loads OF Canada cattle. by
ocPariauG,-o arrive this afternoon Hastings Camp
bell suid2 oxen at q rlOcR bdress we zht. 2VerF
ion IN for So almost devoid OF flesh v Il Bart
well sold IN at ct 70 tress weight dress fi7s
each oxen at9icRib dress weight dress li ,ss
CIV Randall had a hne pair offour year ODDS f.d by
L watts ot Waterbury, VI, home wei- ht a. ID rs.
F0Si Ter sold a nice pti-, FED hy Sir Erow1 OF
Share Vt. 20 Mr. Locke. at l0cr % ores weight
b. me wei ht, HOODS; cattle for - average live
ll-Hits J. Jones sold oxen at gict tdress weight
dress 9J> % each GhJ0ues sold steers 40 sec @ TO-
dress weigh dress zoo Is each. steers AT Pih
oxen u Mr Prludle ON commission. dress I3 ias.
Uld heep mi caring s-Trade is not over aud
ab.v brisk n the saying goes. but stil gate f-
on best grades Were the supply ight irlra tar
West the market here would be active but wth a
suli.ency from that section prcesou Northern i0-s
are narel, sustained. Stearus brought IN % liti
spring lambs. the fist noticed l. Il smit ID q3
sheep at 91Rh John Griffin sold mixed lot % 900
head at lOct' II. + ilcllure sold O. yeaTlues av
q. lbs at eicRh Jones sold ~ sheepav gl.h- at
% Rlb. W n Bardweu sold IS sheep. led BY
Grayes Esq of Hatfield Mass aV l2lits Mr. Bardwel
is good jld.c Of this kind OF stock and says they
can't he beat
Poultry Arrivals Of live poultry Increasing
F Brady had lot Of rs consisting Of hers AMI
cock fowls " Tay Tor with a few head Of turkeys
Trade is easy at 20cFb 10, and nothing below this e
ure except very ordinary grades. Extra 2ucPit.
prime i4 Glqlc. good sic; medium Is q lsici
poor 70 medium lScPb.
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Spetial NOtlres.

Cure that cough before it e. too late Yo1 can 10
II D. using Weeks Magic Compound. flwlt
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SUcmE-Mrs Thomas NJ Clemens. resi-
dent Of Wells, has been afflicted with mental
alteration, accompanied With physical disability
Tor come months psst. Some weeks 40 she at
tempted to take Der own life by tying a sheet
around her neck, and then attaching it 10
bed post, after which she threw herself out Of
chamber window. But the noise alarmed her
hu toand, and she vas soon taken down. She
then attempted to starve herself, and used no
1000 or nourishment, except cold water, for
t"en'y-one days Then she concluded that she
could not die by that process, and to- some
weeks has takeO some food. Saturday night,
the 10TH by the use Of two hsndkerchief,, enc
tied aroun1 her neck and the other around a
edFost' she succeeded il choking herself to
death. Her husband occupied bad in the
same room only few feet from hers, and sill
be did not swake until che WIS dead
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AUCTION NOTICE.
.LEAvENwoRTB BLOCK.

THE undersigned having purchased the Auction
aad Commission business Of l. A. Edgoll, will
carry en- the husizess at the old stArd
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Another PULLNAS.-Another nes and e,e-
CANT Pullman car built At the Vermoat Cen
trAl shops at St. Adams, under the direction n
Milton ses,ions, has been put upon the road
and will hereafter rua regularly between sp.ior
held, Macs and Montreal. 1t is named the
Au;lAnd,' and is finished ard furnished more
richly even than the other two Pullm.ns on this
1ne, the - Concord a" and " Nashua" Among
the beautiful woods which aiorn the interior are
"nHe maple white holly and ebony, and the up
mastering is II the incest. The car will be in
Inc charge Of Mr.. willett. well known to travel
ers BY this line.
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New York Money and stock Market.
Esw YORK. March u

by Telegraph
New York Money IA nd stock Market
E:w Yosx, March p.
| IONEY-Closed elslsr at 6 G1 per cent.
| SERLING EXCHANGE - Pirmer at lOal
GOLD-strons with sales 81 high as IlO!, closing
at llU's az llus Loans fat at per cent. Clear
anees, 1900; treasury disbursed $i52OOi
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Strong and higher.
STATE BONDS-Firm and dull. The transactions
m Erie to-day and yesterday, both at London and
New York, has dealt severe blow to the bull move
uent IN stock. 4 report was current that Health
anu raphael had retired from the contest, but il
could not be authenticated. Price opened at &C. fell
rapidly 10 o. with few sales between those figures
ana touched 62i. COT. 62t 59 S. So closing at 59.
ne general list was higher Ohio and Mississippi
rising 70 Of Rock Island TO ll7I North Western 10
-, "aoash to ISL st. Paul to 63i Western Union
Ielegraph TO "A, Lake Shore to 9il; New York Cen
tral 10 90 ard Hartford ana Erie to o. Large hold
ers OF many Of the above leading shares awaited
themselves Of the opportunity to sell and ali day
t she stocks were passing from strong to weaker
hands late in the day, this caused a reaction from
the highest point and the whole arket closed Weak
az = "a > per cent. lower. London prices OF Erie
are Of "a % Tor unprotected and protected shares
hoek Island declined four per cent on tho semi an
nual dividend.
The following are the closing quotations
~ 8. 6s 81 ooup---.l5i Do. 1857 reg. July.iiz,
s-<O coup. Of 6<---..ll2 Do lstS rsS JliyIl9s !
90 =. o-<u cou. b4-.llzt 1910 cOa2-.-.---. ust /
70 coup &c old....llzf Currency t,s..-. il5i /
10 % new .....-..lll
Sahton ..-....-..-. 81 Do pref.....--..- ga /
Consolidated Coal Coat &C 4 q -. s.
N M 1oerlsnd -.--7j N. J. Central LILA /
n ~. Ch9n lei Co..--l3 Chicago K I.--.....It6t
nIcAsIser..'----.--. 80 MI. g st Paul. 6Ii
70 pref --..------5<i Do. p.ef. $500. 81
Pacific Nail......-...C3i Wabash = =.
Boston Water P......55 ID, pref 49,
Adams Espross.-....s5 Fort ,aVrn - -, -
Wells, Fare g. Cote A. n Il o.
America Ler Exp.-..1 d.. vref -.. -
United States Exp..- ~. Chics.,o : :, 49, NJ.
NY Cen. a Il R.HE. g1s ID, ned Ia
Do. ecrip---.-.-. % ono 4 4iis.is.rl,, "a |
LIE :------.--. .'9t Hartfd IRE 49,. j
70 pf9i---.---.-- q G., G.. 4 Ind Cent ... IS. Z
:, -r!eL4 x df-----iilt Chic, b. Quincy..I3.
70 re r. clF.---.l-5 ST. Joseph -. 50
.ses4in go. --ll+ Central Pacific ... IONA
aiich' Gent. t1,l''--ll5 Union Pacific. 90
tanaua........-.....~5 Land Cr4nrs VI
Union Pacific 1880. IS. Incomes "a
: ahe eHore--..----- Tenn. 6s ex-couD.... e.
script ......----..... go Va Gs new " s-
n. Cent. -.-.---.I3l NJ 6s-.. az
Glove. Pitts glt n C. 6s new. -. -
SSo. 4 a. Won. -a. 5. G. 6s uew......... lg4
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EDIToRs FREE PREss,-I desire to acknowledge,
through your columns, my gratitude to my parish
oners and friends Of the town of shelburn for fine
present Just received, of $4,000 to which should lie
added sundry other generous gifts bestowed upon
US during the year Just closing, that amounted
to the noble sum OF s2jOOO all OF which is in ad-
dition to the fixed salary Of the year. Most noble
indeed for shelburn
REV. WM. CLARK
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FIRE At SwASToS FAILS "A Gre broke cut
ca Thurtiay, At half psst eight m, in The
wood sheds Of tie Vt. c. r. r. Co. Ii probably
OF igins.ed from spark dropped by the locomo-
tive drawing the morning eastern way freight
due here about five O'Clock, AMI when discovered
Wa SO well under way that sll efforts to check it
were fruitless. Two large wood sheds contain
ing atou; ak hundred cords Of wood and the
freigh, depot were destroyed. There vas out a
smsi. Smouut Of freici, ia the depot. NJ. H.
ram Skeeis OF Highga.e, aud Mrs. Dickinson Of
Saratoga, n. Y, are among the heaviest losers
Three box and three platform cars, which were
standing unlosied upon side track, were burn
Cd, and Mr.. Il. NJ Stone Lost oue hundred thous-
AMI shingles, valued st $3.50, which were stored
uesr by. Several rods of track we're also dan
aged. causing slight detention O. trains. e.
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PR. y. :. aAHosa. DENTIST.

All Dental Operation sEiiis1iiy performed.
Csemical.y pufs Nitrous Oxide Gas administered
This is consderei he safes tat Least cil -rceabio
zsent bv which ttoth ar5 ext-sc-nd pai3iassly.
July 2S-Tds~iy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29
DREW, BLISS Il HOLMES.
at Law,
1892 z srRszr.

SPECIAL attention given o cases roqnirine- Con
grcssional acton prosecutions before c5BIness.ohtIs
or he Court Of Claims
Boston Once NJ No pcmhert1n sauare. in
charge OF z. j. HsLsss, established for RsvUuus
ard Custom practice aad general Las practice.
T. DREW, HExSr =. BlIss, (. ]. HOLxKs.
Dec ls-dkvu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29

Bargains in Dry and Fancy Goods, both at Auc
tlOn and Private Sac
q Next Sale, March Both. at and o'clock p. N.
q Furniture, Dry and Fancy Goods.
Farms, Stocks, etc.. sold on easy commission
Consignments Of any thing 10 be sold solicited.
SRies attended at rcsidsnce. Refer % Ii man &
Allen, Geo. A. Billings.
PooRE BROS,
March 2S-d&wu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29

ARorsr 10 LIVE STOCK A. utE8rr.
C-tfie. shceY a. Lambs arIuo
THIS week. sll
Ll-t week. f+f
Vermont, DO lHH-
Prices af Market Bcef-A few cho.,e 1-. ii ~.
extra, q n l1o0 frst quality, g. 90 a nt -o'-
gL1 quality, s = n a. th.ri quality. $3.50. o g..
fgccsoi st9-e Cat-le-"oTsinS oxen. e. pair q. 1
stI iuN 10 % So
Ntlch Cows and calves, from 50 u e1. extra. s-1
q -.
farroE Cows. sifdI
4carlin-. $ a l- Two years ola Sll4z1 rLssc
years old, s-5di5
Western fat swinc-L've, none.
S.0rcs-va1 .es3le, dtic
Prices 0i Sheep aud Lambs IN lots. ) 3d..
s. g 81, s. and 8 80 each tatrl. E 81 CD. o-
from % lH.- = 10
Spring Lambs az .4's Ctl
Yea "a yes. s. u' O. l2uf
Prices of Tides Tailow and Skirs-Dri.htan Hides
e G7ic 70 1AAoe. 5.Nf' Pr Couatr, Hi1es.
-a-ic-lt rallow, 5d5ic @ b. rel.s S1-1 20
0l. CALI skins, Do 4l-c e T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29

The Banner, q newspaper published at Ben
uiugton. small vinsge. which has, We believe q
post Office, and is, flour memory serves us right
ly. located somewhere in the extreme touthwest
psrt5f this StAta.speaks Of Rutland, Burlington,
and other country towns il Vermont" If our
readers think we are mistaken in regard 20 the
existence of such place rs " Bennington 50 In
Vermont, they will be able 10 ind the name in
any Oh history o.. tae s,ste,as battle vas tough
somewhere in ito vicinity many years ago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29

IIIoHwAr BouBsRY IS NORM BNyIS0-
IoS.-As pea,aatle citizen Of South Shafts
bury was quietly driving along oae Of the
mos; frequeatel iaoroug afares in the village,
last Saturday evening, he was suddenly set up
on by two ruiH41f, while taiid sprang for his
horse and held him " the heal The two who
seized him dragged him cut Of his rIeigh, and
saer terribly beatiur him, took bic purse,
which contained df'y DOL Sis, and ,et him iH-
sensible. When re recovered consciousness be
found that his hcrte ani cutter and money
were gone, snd himself bruised ia terrible
msuner Several persons SIRE under arrest.