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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09
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1ConNuNicArEp,
BASE BALL.

The 6rss championship game between
the rival clubs Of Georgetown College.
Stonewall and Quickstep. was played on
the College grounds on Thursday. April
25th. in which the former were successful
BY the following score:
INNINGS.
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DIED.

Al he resideace u In parsass In Chapsieo dis
trict % Sunday. The 5sh Of MAJ. Instant. MARY
xAGDELEN. child of ID. j. saA Susan Payne,
aged 10 moaths and days.
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0o.vFIR.vL7Y0IS NOTICE.
In the matter Of the Deed Of Trust from
Richard II Abel.
In the Circuit Cent for So MaTy's county.
sitting A q Coers Of Ea uity.

In theCsrcWe CcurSfor 81 MaEye county.
sitting ~ . Coer,ot Equity.
No. 3l3 N &.
nRDERED. this 9Th day Of MAY
. 1872, that the sals male and
reported by ]. Frank. Bohanan, Trus-
tee 10 this cause, be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause 70 TIE contrary Be shove ON
cs before the lss Monday Of JUNE
neg. provided . copy Of this order Be
published In the 6aint Mays Beacon.
ceee q week forthreesseeessive weeks prior
% the said Let Moaday u June.
The report states that the land sold for
$500, asd the pessonsl properly fos ~ 90.
yNO "A CAVALIER, C't.
jNo 4 CAVALIER. CHI.
MAJ .. IsS1-3v.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tues. u. Stsaess
Thss q. Speseer. AAr,s of
Jamss B. k.dnona.
0a'.
10 fh~ 'Sseuit Court foe 81 Nary's count >.
sittinRas Court Of Equity.
No. Sio Nh.
nRDERED, this sth day Of MAY, is.2
Othas the report Of Parssn Crane, ,ras.
tee, in this eause. be ratified sad confirmed.
ualess cause 10 the erntrary Be shown on OF
before the ise Aondsy Of Juae ne,t
provided . copy OF this order be publisl I'd
In the So aars's Beacon esee . week Cor
three ssecessive weeks prior 60 tie said
ist Monday u Jsss
The Report skatss that The had snld iss
~ a. JNo.AcAxAsiER ciH.
Tree eopy-Testl.
JN0. A CAMALfRE, C.r.
bay .. ls7s-3v.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-09

TOUT
George
and Sop
his vile,
Mary G.
and o;he
In The r'ircuit
soun,y. sitting as
No.
"HE Of j-ct .
il entitled O.
ere for tie sals |
Saint Msry's Cou
Yates lied s.ifed
. division Of The
h'a heirs st J. ".
Cia,ke. Mary g
Yates. Edward II
vnsais M. Yates.
Frederick J. Y.i
fan,s under the .
&c. p, the said s
md Catherine Is.
The hin furths
Mary 9. Yates. q
w.ri X. Y.ies. J
NJ. Yates. Joseph
criek + Yates ard
: ate OF Maryland |
Of publication var
this Court. at soui(
therein named. 20
etc.
IL il therefore
9Th day Of Alil.
rlsi, au.s give mott
ident defendants
al jos. Of the said
Ia the IS .in, Mar
VIC. I for four succ
the first Monda
ing thcm to be Ill
in Ierson. or hy $
Monday Of Sep,e'
cause. If any they
should no, 10 pas
the said Bill OF {,
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MARRIED.

o. tn inst. BY the Rev. Father Paceiarini,
JAMES GRAVES 70 Mn LYDIA A. n. JONES.
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Stonewa'i. 6 5 o IS 40
Quickster. 6 81 o4S4 ST.
Umpire-Mr. Cowardiue.
Scorcrs-Chas. Abel and John Walsh
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countryuen. and gives promise Of Holding Il
with increasing honor. His Kansas speech
to the liberals Of his party contains Pasea-
ges that are worthy to pass into the &c
ocpted records Of popular eloquenee. He
speaks Of "the Transformation which par
tisan.hip has impressed upon the govern
meut itself;" be says that '.undcr . re-
public in name We have to-day . packed
Judiciary and sabservicnt Congress DOM
mated By military chieftain." No one haa
better stated the living issue Of the time.
which. be says. ID "to unite the people ev-
erywhere upon the basis Of thorough 10
conciliation-to reaijust the displseemen'
our political system has suffered frsm The
rule Of force, and to inspire the new nation
with its old faith in our institutions" Fo:
peace he invokes every conspiring interest
and influence. " Let ~ have peace," Be
proclaims mo. putrid peace. smelling
rank Of rotting liberties; mt bayouessd
silence of one half and . fawning upon pow
or Of the other; but cordially as Of 9TH
or days, that shail thrill with revivins
commences and new properties; that
shall repose upon coatentment and equal
isies and nusaal trust tbsa saall o..
eanise rivalries in behalf II the purity
and good gevsruweat 1t our eoastry.
not upon il pass hstreds Or di6erisg
y.ees thsl shall - the Ssases eo-ordlDa-
ting again within their prescribed d1tiss.
md Federal authority 81 70 ID ON pro.
psf function. NOS gsaspiss 10 csnsssl u
she buiness Interests Of dissines so1nuni-
tiss; and that shah restore digsity. bss.
or. moderation. st.sesnasship - IL e.
-.~...-,s..s, sf Ar .E.srs - e. renuh3sc
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20
THE BULLETIN.
..,.".....e,.".-.,.,..,...." ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Published every morning, Monday ex.
eepfed.

YEAS AND NEiGHs.--If horses could
make themselves understood in human
language, they would signify by n uLiver-
sal "yea, their assent to the statement that
the Mustang Liniment is the best remedy
cxtant for all internal ailments, and by n
most emphatic "Neigh!' show their dis
pleasure at every attempt to use any other
preparation in it, stead. Ever since its
Introduction in 81. Louis Mt the close Of
the Mexican war, in ls49, il has proved
a blessing to horse and man-curlng, with
absOlste certainty and wonderful despatch
such equine diseases a. spawn, ringbone
pollevil, scratches, hoofale, &c, and re-
l.eving and finally removing the painful
affections which attack the muscles, sim
ews, and external glands Of human beings.
1T is n fact beyond contradiction that for
all injuries or complaint. Of man or quad
rupeds to which an external remedy il np-
picublc, the Mustang Linimcnt is pre-
fcrahlc to every other. 3.2O-eod&wlw.
BATCHELoG's HAIR DYE.-Thi, ssperb
hair dye is the best in the world perfectly
harmless, reliable and instantaneous No
disappointment. The genuine W. a.
Batchelors Hair Dye produces immedi-
stely II splendid natural black or brown.
Does not stain the skin, but leaves the
hair clean, soft and beautiful. The only
safe and perfect dye. Sold by all drug
gist-. Factory, 10 Bond St., ny
3.lO.eod-Iw.ly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

Stat OF illinois, County Of Alexander, s..
Lee. n. Hughes, cashier Of the First National
Bank Of Cairo, do solemnly thatthe above
is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
c. n. HUGHES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this sth day Of
March, 1879 CHAS. CUNNINGHAM,
Correct Ae,tsl' Notary Public:
ID. Hurd,
J. L. Rennie.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

Send for
D. C. JACCARD E. cos H.
Illustrated Price List and
Catalogue of WaItham, How
ard, and D. C. Jaccard g. Co.'S
Watches, Jewelry, and Solid
Silver and Plated Ware, &C.
When in St. Louis you are
invited to inspect their mag
nificent JEWELRY establish.
ment. Nos. 40I & 403 N.
FOURTH St., Corner of Lo-
Gust, Odd Fellows Hall.
py-Watches, Clocks and Music
Boxes Repaired and Warranted.
Orders by mail promptly atten.
ded to.
dsm-2-2O.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09
PRACTICAL RENhRZS OF DEAFNESS.
AND DISEASES OF THE EAR.
ihe Disadvantages of Deafness.
BN 5. W. Ssl1-rrI. II. d

Deafness il 1 misfortune very much to he I-,lored
for We depend uPoa the sease OF hearing for the de-
veloPrent Of speech in childhood. and our ias:rue
uoa and social Intercourse in after life. ssc,c., :;
acquired by the imitation Of sounds Il. therefor.
child Is deprived OF its hearing. il cannot s,o,.
t1aooa-iy or im;a.ively form articuiate sousds
though not the leas, defect exists in the orgsB ~
voice, because it is impossible 20 initiate .b, n,
Wnilh we hive no ideI or, in other words. which
TIC brain is prevented from eonceivia 2; hence such
children Will be duaib.
Esen ai;er speech has been completely d.vel,,s5
Il snn'-'i'aes lost or forgotten. should total deaf
H'as seFcrveHc ia early Childhood. Children have
orin brought to Us Tor examination, who. hlviny
become totally; deaf AZ the age of ten and even twelve
y-''' i1'so;, By degrees. the words by which they
wee wont To convey their ideas until ~ l.n,,f5
-'iy collection of language being olIiterted ror,
'e''oiy' tley were IS dumb those who had been
r-n ce1i- Neither hearing themselves or others
s. 49, Ter memory Wa unable 70 retain The Loyl
,.ge y a7:.c-ietion.
Suri cases though sad IN the extreme. need NO.
be wondered ~ Wien we consider that iadiviip,rs
Of ri2- ycirs art.culat= badly. and arc uaabl. =,
properly pii-i taeir voices, should their hearing be-
--rne vcry detective .hey speak sometimes IN A
Load believing tone, and at other times not above
breath.
Impairment OF hearing % any considerable desree
''''i5Tas seriously with usefulness in almost every
'2ese Of life, eoasigns the sufferer to solitude in
lie fi'iSiot society and deprives hin of avar;ae,
1"d pleasures which are among the chief enjoy
.'i,F;s q orr existence
''-'''-l'-As taese circumstances, It is uadaub.-
'-5 -c--7-a.e i'r the public at large to become ac-
.--'.'.-- TO a'-ie eT;-at with Tic more important
- F-'--iaia 10 ;'is precious sense and its deli
e- '-s-'- how u.oill Will prove kao,.le.l...of
''se conditions Of Tie ear which are lle!y to be
ia-.-T-l Taa Interruption Of is f.ac.ic-s ,sd
'W ''' ''' .seous general idea as TO the manner
8 i"'-i-A sa-A eondltiaa- may ofentisass b, pry
--,ea-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09
CHARLOTTE, Jas


Editor Of the Free Pres;
have looked in vain in your late weekly
Issues for Whist should seem to be al least tss
echo OF ar editorial appearing in your morning
paper on the day Of the meeting Of the d" Grand
Lodge Of Coed Templsrs," in Btrrl ipgtun
EmbodyiDg as it did much that WAS we'll C slculs-
ted to exert Z heartfelt influence in the tone Of
the popular sentiment, towards the order p ID the
great interests Of the temperance cause in gene
rsl, vac Sorry to miss it,
Allow me to say that little more OF that ori
Of thoughtfulness which would have broEg II
forward so able and conclusive an article Sc th,
one alluded to, into the Weekly, which alone
reaches the great mass of your readers in the
rural districts. would so very far towards set
ting the aspirations of any who would take the
chances Of starting an independent orgsn for
the csuse
1t ,eems very clear to your correspondent that
paper circulating like yours among those not
yet identified with the temperance movems at ia
VI silly better adapted to cur wants than any one
c ould possibly be, however able and indePend-
emf, which was confined mostly TO the readers
al esdy with us.
l. suppose the official organ of the order will
in hue tine announce through your columns
the usual notice of the meeting Of the County
Uni IN of Good Templsrs at our place during
the sming month. cannot but hope the coca
sion may prove one Of especial interest and val
ne, stle to do something to identify snd bring
toget Ter the scattered strength Of society 10
rrapp lie with this gigantic and monster evil,
the 60 nal Glass so interviewer with all the forces
Of law and order TO safely bid defiance thus
far to Ill the combined influence Of penal statutes
and cry general conviction Of its essential in
morslii =.
lam most happy to ssy that the matter is
commit ed 10 the hands Of very able and spr-
tied loo, board who have made arrangements to
extend he most cordial courtesies to all who
shall ct end whether members Of the order or
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

MIDDLEBURY.-Rev. ". Fl. II. Murray Of Bos-
ton, and OF Adirondack fame, gave a lecture
Monday evening on the subject Of " Descons. !"
Darwin Rider and lady, are taking 6 vacation
from their lsbors in the Addison House, on =
visit to friends in New York city.
Mrs. Gould Brown, widow of the late Gould
Brown, was on her seventy-sixth birth day, (last
Monday, treated By her brothers ard sisters to
a surprise IN general gathering st her real
dence One of the pleasant features Of the occa-
SIGN was the building Of old fsshioei ire in an
old fashioned fireplace. with large back log
and pine sticks, with old fashioned sndirons that
we're rlsde by the father of Mrs. Brown, very
many years ago II carried many back in their
rernemoerance, to the days when tuch 6res were
the rule and not, AZ nowadays, the exception.
The prize shooting siserti1ei came of in our
villsge. Jan. 3lst., with the following results
let prize, silver tea set, awarded to Gustavus
Cutting. shorehsm ; % prze, oliver cake-bEskei
awarded to Frank Holley, Cornwall. Distance
forty rods. Size Of target, one foot square
color, white, with black center - inches in
dismeter.
Mr.. Joseph Steele, asn Of Rev. Dir. Steele. oi
Middlebury, died on the 81 iust /. and Vac buried
by the Masonic Order.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

M1ros.-The ladies rsslizsl Se7.S9 from
their oyster supper, after paying all expenses.
They are to organize society on Tuesday even
ing next. aud hope to be Eble to furnish the pro-
lec'ed Union School House with ell modern i'm
pro7euenu. when completed ThSy give a
dramatic entertainment. Februrry 2lst, at
Austin's Hall
District No il, in this villase, has formsd
union with District No. 4, with but two dis
Eenting votes At the meeting OF the former Die
tric', and bat che st tee latter. Numbers l,
10 and Il have act yet voted upon the question,
but their meetings are wSrnei. A Milton cor
respondent ssys " /, really begins to lock as
though we shoald not loag rem.in behind our
neighbors in the matter OF schools. Oos Of the
working and paying men, has declared bis will
linguess to pay 1000. or 81 800. IL necessary
to huilG ouch 6 house as he thinks we ought 70
lave. With such sympathy as tails from one
Hho hiss no children 70 educate, il seems tbst
iail1Fe need not be talked CT Ii We long cen
uaue to seat sixty-6ve children ppsa twenty
'eas' aud raise tax Of oaiy steven cents upou
'es uol'r Of cur grand list, in the village dis
~ cannot sTpset but thst strangers will
''A"A's 10 enquire II Milton Is in Africa"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09
speeiaI Notlrts.



How inconsistent in human nature Moa carry
revovels to protect theusstvesaSaiast rahi ING in
well polished cities where the prscsltioa Is I'M
Necessary, often negle,t to forti,y their sys.ems
against disease in the mos. unhealthy seasons.
Thousands OF dyspeptcs and other iavalids are now
languishlng in sick rooms, fseoly or iistl ssly
moving through our streets, who owe their forlorn
condition solely to wan; or common prudelcs
Pa ore iniaicai thar the roushs and the Fdies
against wh1se possible attacks the tiuid arm them
selves, are the morbid clemens that psvrade the
atmosphere az this time Of the year, and yet al
though it's an undsnied and unden aols fact that
Hostettsr's Storn ach Bitters a1Jrd a perfect
proteson against these n disease, than any
vsspoa Of oGsnos can aI5ri against lsvless vio-
lence, the reckless and inconsiderato continue to
brave the danger with positive sa!esaari within
their reach.
Every day. however, the number o; these martyrs
to their own want Of forecast dmnishes. Fash sue
ceeding season demonstrates more clearly the ines
Unable value Of the Blsters both an Altidote for
the causes Of disease, ane spsc; for ils consequent
ees The miasms which generates periodic disorders,
rheumatism, liver complaint, irregularity OF the
bowels and other phys cal dlstnrbzucss, produces
no effect whatever upon systsus toned, strengthened
and regulated by this powerful vegetable medicine,
and dyspepsia nervous debility constipation. LITER
mittent and remittent fevsrs. bliou 'noss, and IN
fact nearly all the mlladiss which the Bltters IL
taken in time, would prevent. cared ~ the per
ssverlng uso Of the great remedy.
The genuine bitters sold in bottled only Al n.ver
by the barrel key or gallon, a. ia represent Cd by
so.ne unprincipled dsiis--.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

TN HuDsox AND 81. LAWRENCE RAILROAD
cox,n y Articles Of Association have beeq
clio, viii the Secretary Of State for the formation
of comp my to construct and operate railway
t.ou tss Vi lsgs Of Ballston. Saratoga county to
~, 1,v Of .Ogiensburg. St Lawrence couniy,
~ - ute for he proposed road being northwest
ne sue B.ll.tou- through Milton, Galway and
p;s ,nce. to IA line Of Fulton county; thence
49,. uy across re towns of Northampton ana
p11.i lin 10 Hamilton county; thence through
~ - ,of Long Lai'e, Arritts, L2ke Pleasant
WI. y, pe and Becs1n; thence through VIII
We, s "a, timer cocnty. and the towns OF Cotton
- cTf, ". Russell, Harmon. Dehslo, 'snton,
o 49, 80 Ogiensburg. the entire length OF
,S, 80 h.; NJ one hundred and nifty miles -
tne .o1u - SO 900, OOG The following per-
osp''Ai s'oeA A as the frat directors Robert L.
sour are rSI ~ dson: Stephen C. jOhnson, d Ogr
densburg; Cyi n Di s.e.' ~ R,ve. II b
Dersru, I ,ar &. Coarriz, Of Hamilton
DracAe" '" D. psels, of heskimer county :;
county - Heruon: P. J. Gage. Charles
O. Richardson, 81, y'oen D SSa' -,
JsUe.t- Of New YoI Neiy'-'a'"A"s ~S
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

The STATE FAIR TO BE Held AT 81. JoHSs-
BURr.-We learn from ST. Johnsbury that the
managers Of the State and CEledonis Coun-
ty Agricultural Societies, came to harmonious
understanding, at their conference yesterday at
ST. Johusbury and that the State Fair will
be held ngsin in that place, next fall. 1t lie
doubtless wise conclusion on ell hands, and
the Fair, we doubt not, vii! be gres. improve
ment on the last one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09
SAVE TIE CHILDREN

Multtadss Of them suffer, linger and die because
Of fIS WoRAs. The only known Remedy for these
most troublesoms snd dangerous of ali worms in
children or ADULTS Is DR.. 6oULD's PIN-WORI
SYRUP. Purely vegetable, sure delth to all
worms; valuable cathartic, and henedsial Il
health. Warranted. Price reduced to 90 cents per.
bottle. 6EoRfE O. eooD"ic q w.
Feb 3-Fin bosTos'
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Twal Totifes.
COLONEL SMITHS ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT, The gon ihs Probate
DISTRICT oreHnTssDEy, So s1S D''''
To the heirs aud all persons interested in the
estate OF Colonel smi h, late Of Barli gton,
in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
NJ HEREAS, application hath been made TO bis
said estate praying Tor license a1d suth ui.y to
sell ihe real tate OF said d. d, &c a a. sh res
o. the Bank ct OK sDd certain PR sorry notes for
the payment OF lezRci = ami charges OF administra
uon, anu setting rth theIeia n neg s,ity s1ch
sale. and the situation Of the real and personal
estate
WHERE Up n. the said Court appointed and as
signed The % day Of FeoruArv, ID. 1872. at the
PROBATE Court rooms said District, 70 hear
and decide upon aid application, aud ordered
that public noucs thereof 90 given ~ al persons
interested therein, BY publishing thi, order 10
setAer WITH lhs ME rud place Of hea inS three
WeeHs successfully, in the " Burlington Free rress,"
newspaper wnicn crcu ates IN the nvig hbUrhoOd or
those persons interested "a ssga e. which
publications NH be previous TO the day assigned
for hearing.
Therefore you arc hereby notified to appear before
said Court, at the time and place asst e then and
there IN sad Court 20 give uuuds The re -,
FOR the payment OF he cents. and CHARGES OF admin
lstrat on ana maze ytur o. -ctiOns 10 the
sTantins such license. if you see Gauss.
6iven under my hand, at the Probate Court Rooms,
This p day Of February, a. D I-.A
33y3y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

RUTLAND RAILROAD CoNPAsY-Hon. John
Company. asks the public, and especially stock
holders, to suspend their opinion Until the ofi-
cisl reports and the proceeding, OF the stock
holders and directors are put into their hands
Thit is certainly reasonable request. The
explanation will be locked for with interest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

4 State OF Vermort.-Ia h uia-ter 1t 6~orSe 2.
walker. BANKRUPT In Rankrupfef. 70 the red
ifors Of said ukfuD- lad al wltI % MAJ coac-sn
This Is to give tee that the ssrold ara thiru
general meetings ~ the editors the aaoress
Bankrupt have hen ordered b. said Co1rt 10 Re
seld AT Geo. 3 Waller hOie', in yrcO vile in
ls72 at 90 O'elccz A. II eio Jefn ? s4rIe E-q-
one Of the Registersin bankruptcy e al CtErt r
the purposes named lathe 2Tih anf z-th ss~tiOus Of
the u y. Bankrupt act ava RIVED March 3D. 1867 1
and that have d,ef ny daal arc, ans as NSsi nee
Of he est te Of said Ban. upt, ~ saia Court
for sstte of 10y said counts, Al fir a els
charge from all liability a. Asst sus Of said Estate
In sceordan ait1 the provisions Ci The = sec,ion
OF tbs BankruS act OF siarch ii. A u ISL
Dated at Newport. said District, this 18th day
January, A. D. tsT<
l. RO 5ISsON, Assignee
3ly3g
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

WE, TIE ST eSCRIBERe ha,i Ing hcen appoint
~ ed ~ the 1ou. gblc he Prubte Court fer
the District Of ChitJend-u {, m ssio1ers O. receive
examine and ADJUST lhs claims AID demands o. All
persons azafust the estet- OF Ifocss 10 al. lats
Of trd-rhii, 10 sal stricl dece sed ana also oil
c.ains and dumsuta exhibited 1f.-et thereto. and
six months r. M the DAY % toe dste hereaf being
allowed ~ aid Court for that pIruase. there
tore herebs give notice. th.t ae ~li attend to the
business Of our appointment at t-e duetirg %, use
q Aron H. iss1sth Il JLd-7niu in sal District on
the issr t1esd > OF February and J1ue next at 10
o'clock A. NJ. on cgca OF SAID tsys.
Dated this 9th day 81 Jt1G'rs, a. D iS-2.
$50. ". SOB ais, ,,o-,,--,s,i,-s-,
Il Z. H-sG JOD eo-l'l lsaioaers-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

1t is from lack Of space, simply impossible for
US to give in our Weekly more than hslf the edi-
tcrial matter appearing in our daily. In select
ing for the Weekly, as rule, editorials which
have become out Of date by the time the Weekly
is made up, ere thrown out. rhe editorial 81
luded to above had special reference to the sEsem
bling of the Grand Lodge of Good Templars,
and that occasion having passed when cur Week
" WAS printed, the article was omitted under
that rule. If it was considered of especial value
by any considerable number OF our temperance
friends, we shsll be happy to reprin; such pOr-
tons of it, will be likely to be ,till Of public
interest, in our next Weekly -[ED. FREE Pass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09
HUNTINGTUN's
Saturday Bulletin
NEW BOOKS.

FEBR AIRY J, STE.
WILPRID CUMB ERMEDE-An photographed
49, nv f;eerye Macdonald author Of Annals OF
aQ1iet Neig hborhood, Alec Forbes Robert Fsl-
coner, tc., with four fau page illustrations.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1872.
THREE SCORE YEARS AND BEY0SD-or Ex-
perienees Of the Aged-a book fer old people
illustrated edition.
METHODIST ALMANAC for l572
Also. STRAW WRAPPING PAPER and large
invoice Of Morton,s God Pens
Feb 3-d3tkw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

CAMBRIDGE BoRo.-A large and cheerful
company Of the psrishionsrs of Rev. Z. Wheel
ock, at Cambridge Boro, met at their pastors
house on the evening of the 26,h ul;., fer their
annual parish visit. Their donations wers SIPS.
and their sixteenth yearly re unioa vas = cor
dial and friendly expression Of respect and good
will toward their pastor.