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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27
Geqal Notifes.
JOIN KEYsER,s ESTATE

I'VE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ar
W pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
lor me District OF Chittendea, Commissioners to
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
~ ~ persons, against the estate Of John Keyser late
o. dlnesourgh. in said District deceased and also
AZ Chains and demands exhibited in ofiset thereto
anu SIX months from the day of the date hereof,
ne.ng allowed by said Court for that purpose we do
therefore hereby give notice. that 40 will attend to
t We business Of or appointment, at the dwelling
hoese OF A W Bill, In ninesburgh In said District
On me Iourth Wednesdays Of October and March
next 1 a. 10 o'clock A. NJ. on each Of said days.
dated this 90 day Of September A ID. IS72
GN ., sfvS Curry, Commissioners.
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Giee:ey len Pesnsyl,ania. H. III

Ilcc-ey iu PeunsylvanIu.-f IL -.t.I
speaks
hfusyhIE,Pl., sept 25.-Nr. Greeley fp5ze
At CORY today il favor OF reconciliation and in
denunci.tion Of the kl-hiux outrsEes All the
CARPET beg governments Of the South Consider
able portion Of HE speeeh vas devoted 10 ths
case Of ATkansss, where %, 900 propertv holders
are still d.sfrsnchised. srd where Rlzsli CLAYTON
end bic suboTiiusies are the State board OF csa-
yas'era with absolute power to reject wb.tever
yotes they see 6, ini bring about s-ch resull
IS they choose
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

FEnH Ps 10 real medicine ever gained the rapid
popularity which CAsroRfa has done. Ooe mon
relates their experience Of its gooi effects 70 an
otaer, IL is a vegetable preparation, per.ectIy
ha-miess, Pleasant TO tate does no. distress or
srpe, but regulates the system, and is SIRE TO
operate when all other remedies have failed Any
peTs who has ever used Cast0ria f0r stomach ache
constipation, Group hItulcncy and worms plies
or derlnse liver, will never again use naussatia-
OIL, bitter pills Or Narcotic. Syrups The Castoria
eonia Is neither Minerals. Morphine nor Alcohol
bysts soothing, quetns effect II produces natural
sleep, and is particularly adapted TO crying and
toet ping children. lt costs hu. - ceuts and on,
bottle vii save rnany dollars in doctors bills
Sept 2j-wfE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

Charles Il. Remick, of RoyLlion, was 90 in
Jared by colli'ion on the Boston, Clinton and
Fiichourgh railroad, on the 3lstof August, that
it csaiei his death
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

HEEAcH or The PEACE-Ei Lzyeli was
brought before Justice Salmon Green. Of Rick
mond, on complaint Of grand juror S. A. Ad-
drews, the l6 h Instant, chsrgal with bresoh Of
the peace. lie was fined Is and costs, and to
stand committed till paid. Young Lsyel failed
20 pay his Gue, sal wss committed to Barring
ton jail by constable Ferguson. S II Davis for
the State, W. D. Hall for defendant.
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AssIGNEE's Auction sALE

MOTT E Is HEsEBY GIVEN thatI will sell n.
~ Public Auction az the saw Mil ana Robbin Fac
tory lately occupied by GlIfll0n & Worth in
Barnet IN ne Couuty o.. caledonia on the 3llh day
OF septeiabtr =. ID. 9 e. 30 oc.0ek in the fore
aeon q Tho hih-st bidder for c-sh all the personal
6iinIsn 2 worth LarkTEpts-eithe- as partners OF
lLllYl-u-s LLCITS ROBINSON
Asst -ccc Of GilGiI11 z worth P,nkrro4s
Newport, telt g. a d. I5-2-ITw3.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

T. ia said tbst : bill viii be introduced into
the next Legislature to divide the town of Bon-
ninston into tEo towns, to be known as East and
Nest Henningtnn.
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ID ED.

DouGLAss-In Hinesburgh, Sept. 9th, Of cholera
iniantum, Otto Grant infant son OF Elvin u. and
fheoe n. Douglass, aged months.
~, MARRES-in Essex, Sept. 10th, AiVilla, wife Of
willard A. Warren, aged 80 years and months
"HIrsEr.-ln shelburn, Sept 18Th Jessie Maria
uaeShter OF A. ID and d. C. Whitney, aged years
: BoSD.-ln Tallahassee, Florida, Sept 18th, john
screven, only son Of John s. and Ellen A. Bond
aged months.
Asa &. Weller, aged 81 years
FEESoH.-In this city, Sept 10Th, Mrs. Almira Z.
Frereh, aged IS years.
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TIE GRANT AND wilson EAGLE.-An unusu.l
amount Of merriment he's been introduced into
the Presidential campaign in this vicinity, this
sesaon. The last good natured Transaction s as fol-
lows: Early last week the Grant and Wilson club
OF ihis city came in possession Of Z large black
headed eagle, which they proceeded st once to
send forward with the election news to the Ns-
tional Committee at New York The cage con
tanning the bird bore the following aairesT: Hon
L. .. Morgan, Chairman Of the National Re-
publican Committee, 9Th Avenue Hotel, New
York" Upon one side we're the inscriptions
"He don't know Billed Crow We're scoopsi
'em sgsin." September majority, 25,7OO.
Carry the news to Horace" Another side bore
these inscriptions: "This ohsp don't qusck -
1.-The woods are full Of EN- at wonderful
how We III, but we do vermont will give
$4,000 majority for Grant" The caged eagle
went forward by the National Express
last Tuesday in charge Of s. Lewis, mes
senger, with the following shipping bill:
GRANT AND WILSON CAMPAIGNS CLUB. ,
BURLINGTON, Vt, Sept l6, 1872.
Hon. I. b. Morgan, Fifth Avenue Hotel, My:
DEAR SIR We have the honor to forward to
you by express, Republican bird with tidirgs
from the mountains. He has kept sbove the
" tidal wave" Cur MESSENGER goes forward
with %, 100 majority which the Republicans Of
this State propose to increase to SO 600 for
Grant and NiltOn in November. We challenge
any portion Of the country. where an equal
quantity Of TTibuRes hSve been invested to
the squsre acre, 70 harvest isrger majority for
Grant.
Very Respectfully, Your Obt SeTvi,
WARREN GBBs,
President Of the Clnb.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

~ HEsEAS,my lfe,Ahby u Stevens. having de-
W serted my bed and board without Just cause OF
proyocati3n. do hereby prohibit all persors la-
boring or trusting her on my account, as shall p5y
no cebts o. her contracting after this date
W. c. STEVENS.
Esse1. VI. Sept 81. Is-2-v3.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

The grand jury Of Rutland County having
found bills OF Indictment against Hiram E.
Adams C: Rutland, for arsor and larceny, he was
srreftal o. Saturday last, bat bailei in the sum
Of 3 600.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

MAioSIc The Supreme Council oft snc:ent
and accepted Scottish Rite fsr the Northern Ju-
risdietion of the United States. was in session in
New York city last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

John Joy, Of Brsttle5oro', wss fa.Ally H.
jared while target shooting with his sou on Sa-
turdsy evening.
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Sex advertisements


EROM TIE ENCLOSURE Of tbe r,t..-i,,- IL,
Il Shelburn, on Sunday sept Z7d a light tav Ca't.
with black nain and tail aad star in forehea1 Aay
information leadio to tbs recovery Of the aniuii
will he literally Rewarded.
Go. s,,, 4. J. BURRTTT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

The old Ph~nix Ere engine of Whitehall has
been sold for $3.50. 1; vas sent to the town of
Adlisoa last Wednesday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

Now Nari. 1ioaey and Stock Market.
EEB YoRE, SEPT; p
AoN ~ elter !oanias :. lI-.6 Per day closed
STIRLING EXCHANGE dull AZ lo7tgio7. for
prime * days, and l05i lIu-. .or s'ght
upLD hrmer opening 80 ll3. ard selling 4 WI
70 il3-s, closing at iI3l6li1E Loans from , par
emit Tor CARY Ing 70 .-6 for C.elrincs si5,-
clvull. Ihe assistant treasurer disbursed as 90
1vf EltN MENFt qliet and & fraction lower
The government awarded sl,tGo,Uo0 at al s-lOOf3
STATE BONDS dul. and steady.
he situation In tue stock exchange vas less ex-
g tl-s N BIC hut more u.eresting in the general
--t me Two tAtremes for Erie was 5i44sf cash
and isi 10 -ular. The extreme Q,renee bet7veer,
e-sh and rcgu = was ore per cent aud tbe-e va
large Unit Of stock borrowed fl N this rate do1
10 nat. During the afternoon the difs-enee he
tween cash and regular was slight At one time
cash Erie was from an 10 below the prire ia The
regular way. The mott exciting event Of ne dav
was TIE Use 10 Panama and Pacific Mail the former
ADVANCING go per cent, ard tho latter - The
upward movement was based On the rumors spoken
OF yestercay. New jersey Central AID Delaware a
L1ek4wanEa cnsd = DIR cent on NJ rnntnre
IetWeea. L . tao cOmpauist q dividend Question
Inc el-ly dealings IN the shares rot u-ntioned
aoove showed ira market and general advance
out IN the aiterncOa the entire lit Commenced 70
weaken AID prices dsciinoi In tho dovnward
movement Erie and IaUaua were the most con
spiclons, the former declining r. and the latter
pei cent northwestern preferred was particularly
WAX ana declined 3, and Pacific Mail fell eT2
per cent Late in the afternoon there was a reeov-
cry 10 the general list Of / 10 I per cent. Panama
recovered 90 In northwestern preferred il IL esti-
ateI thsl 70, W long shares were sold. The m AZ
kot closed dull and weak. The governing Commit
Tee OF the stock exchange has decided that members
whose STOCK Is sold out under the rule for non de
livery and who then neglect refuse 10 deliver or
~ usieIeuoes sh4il ne amenable to the rules and
two thirds vote.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

are Issued By this Bsnt, payable demand with
Interest at the following rates:
If not paid within % days. per cent per annum.
months 5 e. SO
g. g.. g
The advantages CT this system for Deposits are
that the money is earning iHtefsst ard TayGbie on
demand.
Special attention Is called TO the fact that there IL
no loss Of interest on these Receipts, no matter
when the money is drawn ths interest being
allowed up % TO day Of pay nent Of TIE Receipt
and not being ia the shape o. dividends payable OF
fixed dnys.
Depositors OF this class can compound their inter
es. by presenting Il cir Receipts once in six months
and taking ones i0r the accrued interest fer
the pTiacipni and interest, as they may prefer
c. ". EOODHOUsE, Cashier.
Sept H. deoi&v3n, is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

81. ALBAss Butter MARKEr.-The market
Tuesday was inactive Common to fair, 10 to
BOZ; medium to good 20 to 25c; choice, % to
2s,.; selections, SOC. No transactions in cheese
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

Fifty prisoners passed through Plattsburgh,
on Thursday last. from Sing Sing, en- route for
Dsnnemora.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

The lady sophOmores at Ann Arbor, Mica. haze
the handsome Freshmen by blindfolaing snd kis-
sing them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

V7nERk will be sold At PUELIC AUCTION. O.. tho
1 Old Hunt Farm, one Milo north II Fssex
Junction, Forty Superior Mi-ca Cows, OF Wedres-
dsy' October "a, ls72, al I O'Clock 3. IL.
Terms Caih, or Approved PAPER.
T. y. BALLARD.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27
BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

The weather is Beautiful; fo-e.,tts Of the
Indian Sanmer we suppose.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

While the squsre sail barge St Joseph from
soTei Wss recently passing through the draw Of
,he bridge at Roules Point, the boom caught IL
tie TIMBER, sui the captain while enieav0ring
to relieve the vessel vas knocked overheard and
lrowne1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27
DR.. ). p. BRYANT.
snGgpetic Physician,

Or 32j WEsT 3irH STREET, EEw Y,Rx.
Laie o. Union House. Montpelier Menphremaeo-
House; Newport Weldon House, St Albans,
w. has RESUMED practice, at the
VAN NESS HOUSE, BURLINGTON, VT
AID will remain until oc.sbarI5.h.
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The New Chittenden County Court
House.

The New Chittenden County Court
House.
The new Court House, erected by this County
is resdy for occupancy. snd il one Of the best
structures oft kind in New England
The need ofneE Quarters for cur County Court
beasme apparent number of years ago The
old Court Hou,e, erected in 1929, hal long lsince
become Inadequate to the .eeds Of the Court aud
Of the Bar. IN the growth Of Burlington, It's
location, once suitable enough, hal become
about the noisiest one possible TIE deficiencies
Of the building became even more apparent after
the establishment of the term Of the United States
District Court in this city. The project for
new Court House began to take shape, when,
through the efforts of Senator Eimunds, The u
S. Government offered to the county site for a
new Cour. building, on the land owned BY the
government south of the Post Ofice, on Church
Street, free Of COS: to the county, upon condition
only that the terms Of the U. s. District Court
might be held therein without cost to the gov
ernment for rent.
Three years ago proposition to build neB
Court House was laid before the members Of the
legislature from this county. But the county
w=s mol ready thea to take held Of the matter,
and The subject WAS postponed. Two year. ago
il was brought up again, and though there was
objection on the part Of some Of The
members from other towns in the county, who
thought The old building good enough for them,
and that if Burlington wanted q new Court
Housa she might build one, msjority of the
representatives. from Chiitenden County agreed to
favor bin which was laid before them, By the
-erm1 Of which Burlington vas to purchase the
,ourty's interest in the cd Court House for
10000, aud the county Was to raise $4,000
additional by tex, to build fifty thousand
iolar Court HouIe, Z. J. Phelps, John
T. Magon and Ezra Mech to lie c5mmis-
ioaers to determine the plan for the same. This
oil became law. The commissioners in due
Inc adopted plan farnishei by Mr.. E CRyer,
.Tchiiect, Of Burlington. The work Of cors,ruc-
ion began in the spring Of 1871, and has pro
;restad readily TIL now. when few finishing
oacaes OF she interior osly &c main TO complete
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

The first settler who came into Burlington was
Felix Powell, in the ye,r l77S.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

ulHeft Spzuting, . native OF Vermont, be-
lo5ging to the Methodist denomination, hiss been
found guilty OF disturbing ;he congregation Of
Rev. C. L. Wcslgi,e at Providence. r. /, asd
held for further trizL Il seems tbat SDsuliinc
holds some yisEs which srs not consistent with
the beliefs cfthe chasch, sal attempted to force
them upon the meeting sGer having been re-
quesiel no. 70 st.sal, when the strong arm Of
the Law was called il 10 qusll the disturbance
spaaldiug is 6rm in the belief That he is 4
martyr to principle.
HUNrSaroS.-Tae dwelling hous, Of Oscar
Tomlinsoa WAS burned on the 17th inst, with
most Of ths f1rnitare snl proy.si5al It is sup
posed the FIRE oa1stt from def,5ti7e tue. Loss
$500; injured for $1,000.
G. B Anirs5s Of Hunting IA has s. nur.ery
OF eight thousand apple troes, Get last sPriug. Of
choice v.rietias grated on the si5erisu crab
Eppe root Many Of The trees are from three to
four feet in he.gh, aai bat the growth of one
slmmar.
ADDISON Cousr1 FAN The Aiiilon county
fair, last week, owing to the very unpleasant
weather, came to an untimely enl Quite
large number Of articles and stock were entered;
tud CO Thursdsy forenoon the rain falling in
torrents, the directors met and adjourned the fair
until the sth, 9th AID l0A Of October A large
number ofhoIses we're On the ground to take
part on the tr5tting oozrse, but tie depth Of mud
aotually forbade using it At al. Some trottiug
VA had on The course Owned hy George Hem
mond near his residence, on Friday. Measures
are in progress to make the fair in Oclober
grand succesF, and Il the weather should prove
favorable, uice flos will be realized.
CuSros PRTsoN, n. IA "ittle unpleA-
santncss s said to have sprung up Lac; week,
between Mr. Rhodes, warden at Clinton prison,
and come Of the officer, under him, in couse-
quence Of which several Of the most important
oEces are declared vacant. Rumor asserts tnLt
the '' principal keeper and others attempted to
pat lrhisley into .Hr Rhodes glass as he iras
about TO drink, and thereby so enrsgei him
that he could not longer tolerate their presence
He discharged them AZ cnce, and some Of taem
started for Albany on Mond,y morning Of this
week, to look after their Official rt.niing st head
quarters.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

PoPrl.sD, M, Seq; 25-Ths Putnam Phs-
lanz Of Hartford, have f1eat the dsy in Al ex-
cursioa down the harb1T in the morning, and
parade in the city. escorted ~ city companies in
the afternoon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

The drafted men CT the State who paid CON-
mutation money, furnished substitutes or en-
tered service, VIII holi = meeting in Rutland ca
Thursiay TO consider the measures for petition
ing the Legislature f7- a -s,arn o. Communication
manor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

NEGETISE il row prescribed in cafes Of fe-osaI,
and Other diseases Of the blood by many Of the best
P1ysieians owing to its great Success In curing all
diseases Of this nature Wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

The old Col. Pearl house, at the head Of Pearl
street, better known Of la;e as the Foote house,
which is now in procets Of reconstruction by
Dr., John Il. French, who has recently become
itf owner, is one Ct The Old lsnd-marks 1. was
built by Col Frederick Saxton, in 1888, when
the population Of the town vas lees than 800,
sna ihe rest Of the houses were mostly log
houses. e must be enc Of the Oldest, If not the
very olie'i, building standing il our city Its
frame is % heavy timbers Of oak, still as sound
as ever
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

TaiertovR Union Live stock Market,
ToR .ss WEEK ESDlyo tuesday, Sept q. Is72.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

IHE ePEAEERsHTP.--We aresuthorized by Col.
Pingree of Hartford, to say TIA. be is no. a
candidate for the SpeakeIship Of the Hou,e. but
in common With the entire Windsor County del
egation Avors the election Of SIr. Henry of
Chezte7
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

fN' "a rf--A ]Nn4so TUESDAY,, Sept. q, ls72.
AspIar c9 LIVE s4ocg AZ MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep & Lambs. s,,i,.
Last week Az sf9e -
Vermont M los
Prices Of Market Besf-A few ehoscs. 81 eoa EN-
50 extra, 35jRlo 81; frs. quality, 81 O0 asl'a.
second quality, Sc co &C Is; third quality, $50 q
Price ice. ofstqro catse-EeFAin.; Oxen p par from
Mich Cows AMI Calves. from 50 a G.; extra, So
Yeas old, none.
westera Fat sEine-Livo. zone No7.hs-u dre.s,l
Prices Of shesp ana Lambs Wool shesD. ez9s, y
h SLeared sheep, 567ts p t.
spring Lambs : E : - Wb.
Veal calves $ 01 u 10 o.
fTlccs OF Hides. TallOw and Ski1s-Prlghton Hjdes
sGic TaiIog, 81 acc y Il Country Hide,
!. y, r. tSlloW' > 95to U ID Golf skins IsG2lc
each. FAIRY skis, 81 each.
EEIARzs.
Castle Instead Of if22 head, as reported La.
week, We ind 20, tho largest supply Of Northern
ards net Tor the past ssvea years. some three
hundred cd head we've Western cattle b. William
taidN'l, erect IRON Chicago, III. There were
81, ms detentions. The Watert VA Brarch Railroad
are gre ily 10 need Of double track which has
been tt4--ed %. for some time and We think viz he
put throu sh very soon. Bridges have been WIDEN
o. already for that purpose. The stock was duely
l-lq al right aaf sales On ii-c ftted stock were
reAluy made slim stuff sole cheap Tor ca.h. We
quote prices ifon = &c lower the least rodustion
being on prime stock.
sheep AID taubs. We fgure 500 less sheen and
lEinls tb4n last week When we hear from the We.
az brighton, the total for Slaughter Will probably
exceed last Uees This IS the Inference wien We
see me na1oeuFe:ilS Of buyers who we're no. snx-
i9ls 70 purchase Much Oh the stock was turned
over U butchers o. Kill ard and sell on Commission
utchcrs have rot have nuch o1cOnrag to Law
IA heaNy. LAST weeks tTa1e did net prove barely
o-aiy. 49,
Poultry. But little doi1s IN live poultry thf,
Hesk tcVcral lroEeIs had lew crates or chickens
au1 hens. Quotations as last o. tied 1--t cbi,L
en- az zoe B!D lair los 10 cP q gord fowl lf!c
IN ordinary JOS, Ice 70 poor ij.cBh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

Don't Hawk, Hawk. Spit, SPIT, Blow, Blow, and
disgust everybody with your Ca:arrh AID its
tHsasve odor, when DR.. Sage's Ca.arrh Remedy
will speedily destroy all DIOR arrest the discharse
ana cure You. Sept 27-w1satit-fit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

A very successful surgical operation vas reT-
formed by Dr.. S. ". Sayth Of this city few
days since, resulting in tie cure Of strsbismus,
or cross eyes, for young woman Of &c, who had
suffered since an infant The operltiou wss
performed or the right eye. and the sympathetic
affection Of the !cft vac corrected thereby, with
out cutting, SO that the PATIENTS eyes appeared
n natural az those Of moit people The oFe-s-
ton took but short time, required no chl5ro-
form a7i under DR.. Smyth's tkinful hand E.s
not particularly painfaL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27

ia of stone, e tie combination Of red stone from
Wilsrd'a lei sc and the blue gray Isle La Motto
s;ole, which has bsel found 50 tasteful and
satistactory IL the Catholic Cathedral and Meth
oiiit church ofthis city ard in Bethany church .
Of Montpelier. Tie exterior ia striking one.
The structure is p rectangle Of aiaeiy-fciir by
Gfiyfour feet, with semi-ietached tower
twenty feet square On the northwest corner. Ii
is Of three stories. or speaking more
strictly Of two stories With man-
sard roof Belts Of blue chiselled stone
divide the stories, and the corners, window
castings, and The ooraioss and caps Of the chin
neys are OF the same cut stone. The Window
IL the lover story are double, divided by
column @. Stone work snd surmounted by low
double arches. In the second story. which con-
tains The court loom, the windows are large aud
arched Ei:h the round Roman arch. The walls
are surmcurted with cornice heavily enriched
with brackets, above which rises the French
reef, ia ,les slated with blus and green slate
in belts The corner tower rises above the roof
With bsseketel oornice, upon which rests the
belfry, which is 3 French dome, Of shape some
what unusual in this region, being tqusre at
the bs'e and octsgc7si at the top, slated in
belts, and finished N ornamental iron
railing en- he tcp. Ilc top Of this Is 50 fee;
from tie ground. The front Of the
building OF Church street, is oru.mented
with porch Of cat stone a fight Of
eight tieps leads 70 the platform Of the porch,
which isl2 by IS feet, ami consists Of four
great blocks Of ehisellei stone each by 8 feet
Triple columns Of stone support the roof of the
porch, ever the bracketed cornice Of which IA
heavy bl!us:rale The efsc. Of the whole is
massive AMI tasteful