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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-31

The President Of ths United states Of Aaerica T.
thu Marshal Of O. District Of Vermont, either
Of bis Deputies,
w and maritime moved ana prosecuted before
the d strict Court OF the Un!ted Stats 81 America
Tor the Dsrfc: Of sern a.. on behalf OF the North
ern Trans pOrtation Company against me Canal
Boat helen" her boats. tackle, apparel AID
furniture End against all persons ia general having
or pretending 10 have any right title interest
therein. Henry r. Lock Of Kingston, in the state
Of NeW York hu-h tesu admitted by the Aforesaid
Court 10 interviews tor his interest therein, IN n
cause Of contract, civil and ma9itiue
You are therefore b. renF strictly charged jlin.ly
and severady, that tou CITE az the premises. all
persons IN general, who have pretend hav,
any right title int. est IN the sai Canal Boat
her boats tackle apgare- Ct uruitUre. 10 appear be
fore the oscsa1 QUIT on tho 18th cav cf June 572
at 20 o'clock in the iorenOOn az its Court room in
Burliu gton, Ncru 1ut iEen an thore % answer
TO the sad Henry f. L0ck, touching the allegations
in d libel now On tie IL the AT resaid Court con
tained and further % ald receive n this behalf
as to iustics snail apg er,sin.
And you are hereby jliutly and segerally einpoS-
ered and strictly uj0iued aad cOmmanded that you
boats tackle apparel ami furniture, II she shall DO
found within your District, and the arrested
you keep uudor safe aud secure arrest until you
shall receive further orders from the Court. the
same shall be discharged BY eOurss OF law and
that you duly certifjs tho uige Of the Aforesaid
Court what you shali a in the premises together
Witptss, the Honorable David A Sma ley Judge
Of the aforesaid Court. at Darlington. in said Dis
trict this 18th day ofApr, in the year % our Lord
Is72
d. A. SMALLEY. Judge
N B. FLANAGAN, Deputy stalshal-
NAV tO-Hff
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TINS CAUSE OF TEMPERtNS dnds some Of its most
insili0us AMI dangerous foes the many s1-cs.l led
"tonics" and "appetizers made OF cheap whisky
and refuse liquors. finished ~ 10 suit depravsd au-
pettes, under the name Of medicines DR.. NALKEH's
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs are none Of these.
They are not beverage, but genuine medicine,
purely vegetable, prepared from California herbs
by regular physician For all diseases of tho st0m-
ach, liver kidneys, bladder skin and blood, they
are an infallible and un1ivalled remedy.
April 5O-fddWiW
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WE, TIE SUBSCRIBERS having been appoint
w cd by the Honorable the PROBATE Court for
the District r Cni-teude7, Commissioners 70 re
ceive, examine and q jus, tAe aims and demands
Of al! persO-s, agaiass the estate of Cyras Lane
late a Jericho, IN said District, deceased, and
also all claims AID demands eXhitite1 in Offset
thereto AID months from the day Of the dato
hereof being allowed by said Court Cor that pur-
pose. we 90 therefore hereby give notice. that we
Will attend O the tCsines- O4 our appointment at
the dive llE- hou-ea1f sophil L. ne, widow 81 SAID
deceased, 10 said District the last Tuesdays OF
June and November next al iI O'clock a. IL on
each % said days.
Dated Oh --tl day o. Ma, A. D IS.
ANDREW WARNhK. f.-
HIRAM P. DAY, Ooi'i - '2s'OLe's-
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NOTICE Is hereby given that have this day given
N my son, John, the remainder Of his time Of NIL
nority, and from this date shall claim Of mis-
earnings aad all pay debts OF his contracting.
ALLEN BALCH.
Jericho, May G. Is72-4sw3w
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General DebiIity
FOUND At LAST.


GLOVE VILLAGE. soUIHBRIDsy. Mass
Fearuiry 4i1, lS'l-
H. + SrErESs. ESD, Boston
For the past i've years have been ali c;Cd With
dyspepsia caused 10y morbid state Of the liver loss
Of appetite raising u food and wind from She stom-
ach a sense o.. distortion 10 the stomach cosyeness.
papitation n the heart general debility and ian
-uOr for a year past have taken ycur NsGEriNE,
or Blood lurfcr i am nov wen and shle u attend
70 ny business IL Is one of the best remedies, and
can heartily recomme ud { To all al ctei with smi-
lar diseases have tried other remedies. hut found
none that aflrrcd any relief, until fund it 10
your NEGE1lNE. GkJ. HANSON.
Any person desiring further Information cln call
on his son. Wilbur F. Hanson, apothecary store No
46S Broadway, So Bostsn-
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NOTICE.

E. r. HARD, Proctor.
n. B. FLANAGAN, Deputy Haishal-
May lO--Ttf
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There is no controverting the fact that SEoLAy-
DER's BUCaU, Is the best safest and surest prepa-
r1ton.for the removal or cOunteracting Of Kidney,
bladder and glAndular diseases, diabetes gravel
mental and physical debility exhaustion of the vital
forces, uterine complaints. errors Of youth, ana
maiades Of the urino genital organs in either sex
This compound Is fully endorsed by the medical
faculty. 4g-de -dSWit
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Mr.. 6ILBsRr BROwS, Of William'bu-sh, N. Y,
bought $50 Wheeler x Wilson Machine, In lsi6
tprlce then 5000 borrowed most Of the money to
pay FOR II has supported his family with IL. bought
and paid for house and lOtpaid taxes church dues
etc., besides doing his family sewing During the
he averaged dairy infantry frock coats or 10 cav
airy jackets or military overcoats. Since then he
has earned at Gust work from 50 to s. per day Of
hours, and would not now sail his machine for the
price he paid for il. Mey 25-d3tkyit
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trict, this 9th day Of Hay. a. p. I,-l.
T. Z. WALES, Judge
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Special NOilces.


This thoery that human beings whose strength has
been exhausted by pain and sickness can be restored
by depicting medicines and water Cruel. if not all
solutoly dead delusiou, is in the last azouies Of
dissolution At length it understood shat strength
cannot be pur-ed INTO a dehilita.ed frame though
lie may easily be purgcd out OF IT, AID that {. is
about wise to withhold healtIal stimulant from
the weak, in the expectation that they will rally
without one i; would lie to deprive lamp as oil
and expect it to burn the brighter for it.
The mmens, aad uniform success which has IT.
tended tac use Of that wonderful combination 81 d
pure st.mulen: with the finest medic nal her E
known Hos;e,tsr's Stomach Bitters. has largely
asss,o IN iispeiliu- the absurd cLiuerl Frluu-
attempts are male O. revive H. bu; iu vain When
the OK fsu that tlei- strength is departing. AID
that ualess ilyi:lrated they must utterly brcas
down. it is in vain t. tender tltm fecl lent s.ops 10
the plaza Of genuine restorative They may De lane
posed upon D this way once hut tho imposition
cannot be repeated They desire % Pc refreshed.
comiorild, bracsi up, and decline 20 be ,r.le1 a
second time.
Under the operation of The h;ters. on the ether
had, al the processes necessary O. paf sicl resru-
ration - on SIN u-taue Jus ~. The sytsn .s sttur-
lated AMI toned, the bowels regulated The appetite
cultivated, the nerves composed and the co-I' ton
81 blood improved az one and the sans time by
single medicine. Comm N sense &c l- u. that such
a preparation must be invaluable.
Ruy HIc. and I'4t do YOU ...ut ---DE.
LANGLhY'S ROOT AND Herb BlrrEgs. SO
drugs, p1islus, nothing toeteri lus notlIn- but
good healthy roots and herbs. such SIS -.r-tuarII d.
Wild Cherry, yellow p1cE. rrtEly Ash. Il.-.l-l-
wort Mandrake, khuharb. Dauteii1n CO, S. com.
pounded as o. reach the fountains of disease. and
absolutely cure all Humors, Liver aat Bilious r.s-
eases, JsHniice, Dyspepsia. Cos-Feues, Scra.lla.
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tBy Telegraph
New York Money and stock Market.
REV YoEK. May 90.

MONEY easy at 4iG5 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE quiet and firm at 1898
RlO9i.
GOLD strong a. ll40llil. Loans fiat to per
cent. CleaTings s3i,OOOJ0 Treasury disburss-
Inens $j66,O1O.
6OVEKNAlE NTS better AID strong
STATE BONDS quiet and heavy - Missouris
strong
STOCKS have been depressed by the Efforts Of the
bears, assisted by Of the failure Of the sup
Elemental treaty. Northwestern fell TO II Ohio &
Mississippi to i6 : Lake Shore to 81 IA Pacific
Mail to 1S3, and Indiana Central SIT. Subsequent
ly the market gradually improved to the close,
when prices were nearly as high as at the opening
The Upward reaction stimulated by announce
ment that dividend ot3a per cent. was declared
on Erie preferred and by tie publication of Pacific
Mail statement, Erie dividend alluded to- is pay
able July 18th, the transfer BOOKS closing June 10TH
The Pacific Mail statement shows the net earnings
for the quarter ending May LIST, eff 81 800 against
o1ly Sl5,ll7 for the same time last year.
Inc To- lOTiug nre the rlOsiu quotations.
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CtANF INTO TIE PREMISES or THE SUE
- sc-.Her about a month since, q Dark Bay Il Use,
w'-h White spot CA bis u.s'. The owner is re-
4uestel t1 Prove property. pay charges and take
Aim away. GILES ANDREWS.
sAel.u-u. NlJ %. l.---s4
NOTICE.
THIS l5 To CERTIFY, tast J, she under. gred.
7 have given nay son. seth A. Cary. ~ agree
meat, the remainder o. tie minority % hi, time, to
act iur himself, nld shall lot collect OF pay any
letts 20 bis utrlc-in- after this date Jan. D. l'1.
LYMAN CARY
Nina
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II you deIire rosy chceks and a complexion fair
and free IRON Pimples, Botches and Erupt ors,
purify your blood, by taking Dr. Pierce's Medical
IggGsat
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STATE OF VERMONT, } To al persons COZ
,,rsryr-7 ,g-. 90 -ceruod IN the estate OF
' \ Daniel ID. Howard ,
late o. the City and State ii New York deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of CtItenden, On the 10th day
O: MAY. A. u. I--1, O Gully authenticated copy
Of the ia Will and Testament, Of Daniel II.
Howard late Of said City # New York, de-
ceased, was presented 90 tie Court aforesaid, for
Probate. and i ordered BY said court thatthe IIth
day Of June 4. Do. l--4 NJ the Probate Court
Rooms In said Burlington be assigned Tor proving
said instrument, and that nO-icet thereof be given to
all persons surnei ny publishing this order three
weeks successive IN the Burlington Weekly free
Press, news paper printed al said Burlington pre-
vi0Us % the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, on are hereby notified q appear be-
fore SAID Court az the time a-d place aforesaid and
contest the probate OF said wilt you have cause
Given under 10y haut, at Burlington in said dis
trict, this 10th day Of May A. %. l--2.
i-w3w T. +. WALES. Judge.
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MERCHANTS
.S:ETEG.E.EE Es,a.e'A

MERCHANTS
.S:gTEG.V.EE EH,a.E,H
oF Burlington.
holders Of e.. s.. 800
EsOmEs. gre reminded that
Fheir EE0RE;S sT5H CGTy sOOH
be Gated ij9. .ghC present
htgh premium renders al "a
ffFrOrN6ie time 10 dispose
0F fiSeM.
gge Rare some prime ira
resEassehf& 60 offer those de-
strSng 90 cErhGHge their
EsORGsa, Cs!sG ash interested
parties 30 cGH 0faN examine
item.
Z. ss'. W dollhouse,
Cashier.
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Republican County Convention.
The Union Republican Voters ofChitteaden Coun-
~, are requested to meet in Conven ion. by their
delegates at City Hal, Burlington, On Saturday,
June 18th, ISL al II O'Clock a. to nominate can
ddates f5r Senators and County Ofcsrs for tie two
years ensuing, and to transact any other busiress
deemed proper when met.
The several towns viii be entitled t. Delegates as
follows.
Bolton, : Hinesbu-gh. 5
Burli 1gt1n, - huntington, :
Charlotte. Jericho, .
Colchester IS hi .tOa, o
Essex. Rchm0rd, g
She burn 6 IND srhiil
$50. NurliuZtUl, Mestt0-d, 7
Sc. &c re, Wliist0u, S
Total, l33.
Delegate wiz provide themselves with cTtden-
tails from their several town caucuses.
Il. \. !, NNiElW4EELL1 County
Is. A. STEVENS. Oo---
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WANTED.
May 2D-dkwlw

DY TIE NATIONAL BUTTON Co. twenty good
ID reliable girls 10 whom good wages and steady
employ ment will be given.
Apply to NATIONAL BUTTON co,
EasthamptOn, Mass.
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sLI wooDRurr'S ESTATE.

yHTE, tie Subscribers, iavins been appointed by
~ The HolsTaale tls Probate Court for the Dis
trlct OF Oh tttuteu, tcuIls ners To- receive,
me, and ADJUST the claims ard demands OF ali persons
against the estate O. Eli Woodruff late Of
Undefh.I, in said District deceased. and also all
claims ami demands exhibited in Offset thereto
ard TX months from the day Of the
date hereof. helm. allowed by said Court
for that purpose. we 90 therefore hereby give no.
tce that We Will attend % the business Of our
appointment 40 the inn Of L. NJ Dixon,
in Jericho, In SAID District, On the second
Wednesdays Of June and N0vmaer next. At 10
o'clock a. n. on each of said days
Dated this .th day Of My. 4 ID. I,72.
MAkrlN WIRES,
A. B H,A.L.s.zEr, Commissioners
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PFRGY'S IMPROVED CoMEDJNE All PHI PIE
REdkDf.-The Skin Medicine OF the Age is w.r-
raatei O. cure tLEsH 9RNs PNPLEs E-urtHns
an bLurCHEn def -l-atiuus of the !4re. 5uI -y
al Druggists. Depot SO Bond S.. -,e~ IoIk.
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gepal Totifes.
InHN McCuNE,s csrATJ

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honorable the
nrsrp,r-, NJ, ,,,--,rv - Z Probate Court for the
VI I'M nv 'S' District Of Chittenden.
To AL persons interested in the estate Of John
McCune, late Of Burlington, in said District,
deceased. GREETING
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 2lst
w day Of June next, for the settlement OF
the administration account Of the administrator
OF said estate, ,and for decree Of the residue Of
the estate OF said deceased and ordered that
public notice thereof be given TO all persons inter-
ested IN SAID estate, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully, previous to the
day assigned, in the Burlington weekly Free'Press,
newspaper printed in Burlington, in said District
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified TO appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington on the day
assigned, then and there 70 contest the allowance
Of said account, and said Decree If you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 2eth day Of May,
A ID. ls7& 4. Z. WALES, Judge.
isW3W
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WHAT Is NEEDED.

BosroN, FeS. 70, 1871.
Henry K. SrEvESs, Esq:
Dear Sir-AhCut one year since found myself in
feeble condition from General Debility. Ec Er Ne
was strongly recommended 10 ms by friend whO
had been much benefited by its use. procured the
article, and fer using several bottles restored
10 health, anu Discontinued its use. ! feel quite
confident that there Is med cine superior to II for
thts5 comp aints for which is especially prepared
and would cheerfully recommend It to those who
feel that they need something to restore them 10
perfect health.
respectfully yours
L. L. PETTINGILL,
Firm ~ S. If. Pettinsill q Co,
No. 10 State Street Boston.
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LrAIAN y. sMIrH.s EsrATE.

Va Z, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
w cd by the Honorable -he Probate Court for
the District Of Ch-teuten, Goa n ss0ners 70 receive
examine and ADJUST the claims and demands of ali
persons, against the estate uf Ly r. Smith, late
Of Burlington. IN said District deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited 10 Offset thereto: and
SIX months FRI ~ the day o. the date hereof being
allowed by said Court ior that purpose there
fore hereby give notice. that viii attend n the
business Of our appointment az tie Il re If Allen
Green. 10 the City o. Eurinson, in sail District on
tie second ihursliys 0t Sept. ami N0v next, n 10
OclCca A. VI. on each % said dsys.
Dated this i-l iav II Msv. A. u. Is-2
DAVID READ, lCo,,-,issf,,.-s
S. II. POPE. N'l1-i'lS74olel7-
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GarTatt's Electric Disk,
4 Quickly reives Neuralgia Rheu
EeA{ss rksS;ii matte ain and weakness. Its com
EAAAa-sa1 tort and power {. help weak lungs
Ige1 "a ~ ~ fscd stomach, heat kidneys side or
Eszfsee II 5f7ss1 hack, Lum1agO. Sc.a ica, &c Is
I sazSzsszAsEE1 remarkable.
EXIGV WEEKS = POTTER, Wholesale
k1T@TEE I'D tnts, 40 Washington St, Boston
aas3sSs2 sold BY all Druggists
\--Az-GzZ2 March 2l-W l3w
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CHAKLts 3. MILLER,s EsTATr.

CHAHLk> Z. MiLEER's ESTATE.
I'VE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been AZ
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District 90 t-iiteud1n, Commissioners TO
receive, examine Az a. just the claims and demands
OF al perssusa ans- tie estate Of Charles r. Miller,
late Of hill's-au, 10 said District. deceased and
also sll claims and demands exhibited 10 offset
thereto ami six months tram the day Of the Gate
hereof being al owet by the sad Court for that
purpose, Ne 90 therefore hereby give notice, that
We will attend o The business q cur appointment
a. the dwelling hlU-e u he0I4ia Miller. widow Of
sail deceased 10 said District, the third Wednes-
day Of june ana October next az 90 O'Clock a. IT.,
on each Of said GAYS.
Dated tl4s 2J.h CAV o. Euril. 4. =. l5s2.
e. 3. FAY. C.-..
I. 4. BISHOP NulAi isa4ohels.
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EYoR SALE. in quantities to sui; parch.sss a,
II manufacturers prices.
May 6-dkwH
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Ac.-le,9e aieut informs us THAI the late Capt
L,aiau Of Waterbury, Ies, Jlaesyille At . p. IN.
the isy previous 20 mis- death, twelve hours
earlier then we stated ia our item Of the sal oo-
1arre1ae.
ST AUArs BrraE Marcel At St. Al
bans Tuesday, the market was quite active,
p.ices ef common TO fair. 20 to 25;ts me
dunn % good, - 20 . selections. IS 20 BIZ
Cheese 1Js's none 10 market.
observation-disclosures Met,a,t is building =
new baasa an barn on the farm formerly cc-
egr.si by Wu Miller.
Nesou B-shnel's nsv b,-n bids fair 90 be an
ornament 90 the I'sce.
Chsuncsy Denton sad EHra Fuuer,the Brandon
t.csli.ts, have been committed o. the Rutland
jail In lss,ultof bail Ia tine sum afone thousand
dollars each. go await the SEXTON Of the Grand
Jury in September next.
young Lady who Vas recently token SICK st
tde City Hotel 10 Taunton, Masa, gives her
name IS -rgie Scot. Of Vermont She is very
80 and feems Indifferent to her 0ga c5ni.ti3 L
aud to everything alb " her. she gives no clue
a. 70 the whereabouts oc any relatives OF
friends
TIcEEu roH 1Hr PmL.uuran CoYyESuoS.
The People's Line Of steamers from Troy
with their sceustomei lbera,ity, alyertise round
trip tickets to Phisie.Fhis and return, good
from June 3 10 jane ID. for 55. They viii be
for sale on baari me steamers after the 18th In
staut
weuuiers.aaI that che w.i5g o. Capt Daniel
L,ui5u Of Waterbury,, has commenced suit
under the r-5al5.to-g liquor law, sS.iast L. Il.
Horton, of Bolton. claiming 100000 dsmsges,
for selling her deceased husband intoxicating
liquor. Henry Ballard, Of this ely, has been
retained as c1uns. by Mr. Horton.
JOINS ly.-Tbe clisia- exercises Of the john
son State Normal School takes place Tuesday and
Wednesday, May 2s,h aal 10Th. The ezsmin-
alton Of the graduating class on both days.
Alumni Reunion on Tlesisy eve Prof Weber
ofMiilsblry is ezpestei TO deliver he address.
The closing exhibition wi,l he Wednesday eve.
Music by the S0we C.7net Band
Accmryr-J. N. Swain and Chss. Worcester,
while driving TO Charlotte Corners, Saturday
were baby hurt The dashboard broke from
the pressure Of his loot, su5 fell on the horses
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Hew advertisements.
A. r. A. KING, NJ. d.,
OF WARRINGTON, D. c.

Pr ofessor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of Woman and
Children, in the University Of vermont)
Room No. S, Van NESS House, BURLINGTON.
Office hours from 10 to l2 a. II, and after p IN.
Nav 7-d&M6R
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GIVES HEALTH. STRENGTH AND
APPETITE

Ny daughter has received great benefit from the
use Of the VEGEIINE. Her declining health was a
source Of great anxiety to all Of her friends. few
bottles OF the NEGETINE restored her health,
strength aud appetite. n. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 40 sears Building. Boston, Mass.
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10 HORSE BREEDERS.
HORSE BBEt0ERS will do we! 70 sec before
breeding, elsewhere the Trottins stations,
1iemfrino, Patchen and Patcheu Hamtletclion, at
stables Of the subscriber.
Terms orservice, 81 the season; s35 TO warrant.
God psstarage. - cents per week; accidents and
e-capes az owners risk. 4. $. STOWkLb.
May li-d2w6w2m Cornwall, Vt
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he Portland j. N-ielsul-- AslTJAA party,
which left STANTON on the 20.h inst, for Ogiens
burg. passing over the line Of the proposed rosl
between STANTON and Orleusburg, arrived in
tina, sity saalsy evening, by overland convey
ance from Wellington They speak il high
terms Of tHe route over which they passed. as
well Sc % the liberal PTonisas OF the people Of the
several towns along the Inc
Appiso. C.ryrr - Considerable cauvsssing
Is roinr on IN Addison County in regard to the
Senatorial nominations AZ the coming Rspub-
rs,p Count. Convention. For the Senator from
the northern p.r.ioa Of tn, county. The prin-
cifai candidate, are alexjs T. smith. Of New
Haven Gen stspsen T. Atwood. Of Nonktoa.
s,dJ " B.-ne,. o. F.rri.burr5. From the
s,rtb MART NJ t,s county. the n5-ni.,tioo seems
toll, bstvsan Henry Lana Of Cornwall and Mar
shall Smith Of Br5iD5rf.
GarsLeY Mss NEuIyG The Liberal Re
pubicsa- srs commencing their csmpsiga in
Vermont a STATE M.ss Meeung sill be held IN
the new Town Hall, Rutland, on Saturday next
At P. m., for the purpose Of raiifying the Gin
c.unsti nominations MAJ General Juis'n I'LL
patrick Of New Jersey sri Oo- Imam Amen OK
New York, Chairman oil the Liberal hapuol'an
National Committee VII be present Ani A'il'''
the meeting.
E.ssN Jrvcriov.-James Csrrow WIS brought
before Jusdce Hobart Tuesday morning, on the
charge Of stesiog calf skins belonging to Ssnue!
A BrowueN G.-row stole the property from
Mr.. Br5wre,l's sterehsu,e and sid ittoR II.
Place. He wa bound over in the sum O. 500,
for trial Al tue County Court. aaI in def.ut of
bail was committed to rail F. Browueu Of
this CITY in tfe sbsere, Of the etste.' Attorney.
snnssrei for the proseonti5a
A large s-n5uut Of lumber has been sawel
At Samuel A. Brownel's mill this spring. We
1..-r that Mr. Br,qneu will make further in
r-oyements THE season
DRE-N MOUNT OAASiHAl l"7 en'A' 9''ii91'
anu Improvements IN Oreeh 'N'un' century s'e
isst transforming 1t into one OF the most tA''eiul
cemeteries in our State The area was more
than doubled by the additions made On INA
n-rth, south and eaft, i.st year and no" CON-
priset something over ten acrea Inc ne"
grounds nave been ta5tetully laid out with curv-
ing roads and paths, sforiing large number