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Spetial 9otitss.

Buy Me. and I'iI do you T;ood.''-DR.
LAN6LEY's ROOT AND HERB BITFERs. No
drugs no poson', nothing ioleterious, nothing but
coed healthy roots and herbs such as sarsaparilla
Wild Cherry, Yellow DOCK, Prickly Esh, Thorough
wort, Mandrake, Ehuh. arb, Dandellou, &C , so COM
pounled as to reach tae f'untairs Of disease, and
absolutely all Humors, Liver and Bilious Dis
eases, Jaundee, Dyspepsia, Costivene's Scroiula,
and all difficulties arising from diseased stomach
or impure blood Twenty years Of unriyalled sue
cess has proved the to be the best medicine in the
world. GEO. Z. 1DWIN ( CO., Boston, and all
druggists March ll-dsod6wiCw
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WATERvILLE Monday evening, Moses Nc
Farlsnd, proprietor Of the hotel here, turned
down his lamp in the bIr-room, and blowing the
under side of the chimney, Otis large bracket
lamp. fastened to the ceiIing,) the lamp burst,
with very loud report. and scattered the con-
tents and glass for several feet sgound The
room IVES all sbAze in an instant, but he had
sufficient presence o: mind to smother the blaze
with woolen garments, sn1 save a disastrous
fre. So much for using chesp, poor oil.
The wooden factory is not running, for want
of water. The streams and springs are very
low. Snow plenty, and il come places, too
much
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-15

U S Circuit and District Courts.
February Term.


-t"-i''i.a' ii.--''f - -1Af-A DE-
Iaet..-- t- iaa case or Knapp Briggs
IS IalI-.- ssh boston r...r.si company was
cl..sl tasaa..a lt. arguments Il Course.
vi. p--a = o.saly tie reminder q the week.
o.. -r.-.'- .. .s.
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~ ODE iy Boston i's.' -i- -li any ~A'
gwen " iaa Dry ei''.t --'-- -- l'.' -''s'
100 * --.-'' i-i. '-- N--,- NV. ours
later ia.g returned '-l'--l D. -'il '-.as.-'
,l.r ie'--a' II. 'l'" TUE
Inherent .Nta 81 '-'-- ID '-7 -'5' .....
4'- iAA' 'a ....i ~ ~.
dee alton -r .i ''. % l-'. N'i1I' aI.
~ ana. me 'A--- % l-s am 'l'i -'-
%. U4A was 1i'l,' 1'I''s .le '-'-''s-'1i
o' ~ ri''5' vac ..-., .,.
OIL -AA' '-t .s....''' '-- I' IN
agreement u. t- ''.-.1 '"' H4if SUI
AuSfi h.Iil i- zoe pas. '4 NLi'-et A'Hs''J
sai me hiii'.' % 't9 'H' GU
--| e.a' 's '- Do '
s'4ia l.,A ,., ,-.,.-
...-..-...-.... .-, --,-. -.,-.,f as is ia t,s
r's.nt.f-' declaration alleged
5.h Ia.t the defendants did, 81 t1g ezpirs-
zion u their lease. 90 the 18th u January, 1857.
,1rrcuIerssi -sj.r.si and property both real
s-l rrrsaasI o., tac plaintiffs. ia ~ good c1uli-
o.. and repair Sc ne zane we've IN on the ls;
dsy os Iaau.~v. A d. lc5l. when these de-
t-a8aa,s resuaci possession Of sa.i railroad
afI rlortrtv. natural wear only excepted
Tn. ease FiI be carried directly 10 the SD
r-e-,e Csar. df Oh, United states by she
rI-rrif.
fhee-iniaal ct,eu3sr WAS thea taken ny. and
toe ol1vi1, ctsos Qis1osad ef:
Henry u. Wells. = United States revenue OH
Ger. stationed st Montreal, Canada, indicted for
Tie p.et4ei gu4tj 20 tue crime, and under The
fsc.s il The case, briefly stated By hrs counsel,
Hon. Daniel Roberts, be wAs sentenced 10 in-
..s'a.-sl' u zoe ..lly jan "a ilt. ' 4i.,y
S,,tss ,.,-r-.t Af,a-ney Il r F.5-Ii anre,rsi
f,r rho ,..vs,rr,s-.
Csrb.s T. Sr,na Of p.irl.,au- in this S ate
was srraigusi under Az Indictment Tor having in
possession Euj passing counterfeit money, IN
Rutland, in ju'y, 1862 Distrst Attorney
Filled Ter the governments Henry Ba.lari ~
the Tfsponden'. amer pe'ns OUT snort 'ile'
..o. . III -,. 80 ~ XIX. s,.. .,-, IN.
~ -e -. .t -.
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5 q Il o T u l. 4 .
ScrOfu 'Ous Esa.no-s.

10 EGETTNE Will relieve pIr. cleanse. pur u y
an clre such diseases restoring the patient o. per
feet health after tn IN different physicians many
Ttue4lcs, ,uter IL for years, IS 10 not conclusive
pro {. o. you are sufferer, you can be cured Why
IS Tbs mrdi-iue per'ormi < such great cures Il
works ln the blood, in the circulating fluid Il can
,rucy DEE Gated The Grsaf Blond Pl-f-r The
great source of disease iuates 10 the blood and
No. ne cine hat Goes not act directly upou IT, 70
purify and renova-s. has any just cl m upon public
attention. When the blood hecones lfeess and
s-t-urt, eth r frlm change ot weather or climate
want o! eXcrc Sc, irregular diet, or from any other
ca Sc. the VICE NE Do r.ueT tne blood. carry "a
the pltrii huuors Gle lnse tn stomach, regulate
tbs bowels, and impa a tone % viznr . the whole
body TIE convection is, In the u Mic N I'd as we'll
In the meoic q profession tnat the remedies sup
pied hv thsJ sgstgb.s RtEgd0f are more sl e. more
-u'ees,il n the cue OF disc tse, than mineral
'cires hEsEliSg Is composed or roots hafks and
herbs t. pleasant O. take, and is perfectly sac
q give an infant In ScrliulA the NEsEIIsE has
Performed wonderful cures where many other
remedies have failed, viii be seen by 70 Of the
many Us .im0nials given.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-15

BRIDGING The ST.. LAWRENCE AT OGDESsBuRG
Notice has been published IN the Canadian
official papers, thst application will be made to
the Dominion Parliament at it's next session, for
en- act to authorize the construction Of bridge
across the River St Lawrence from point at or
ueSr Prescott to or near Ogleniburg. sad the
Incorporation of the St. Lawrence international
Bridge Company. A bill has also been intro
duced in the Legislature of New York, having
the same end in view
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-15

NORTHERN NEw YoRK-Canton has voted
$4,000 in sid of the propOiel Grass River
reservoir.
St Lawrence county determines to continue
racing at its agricultural exhibitions
Potsdam sandstone was the only kind Of stone
found capable of resisting the destroying heat of
the Chicago fire
George A. Eddy. Of Oeiensburg, has been
apo ed Superintendent OF the Northern Trsns-
rortr Line Of Steamers.
Ths house Of A W DAnforth. AZ Reifri.
was burned recently. Loss, $1,000; insured
for $500
Keeseyille is to have musical convention
this week. Prof Munsell, Of Highgste, an! the
St Adams male quartette, will assist.
Lyman Il Boynton vas tried a, the recent
term Of the court At Canton, for the offence Of
carrying concealed weapons, convicted, and ser
fenced to two months hard labor in the Onor-
dsga county penitentisry.
Rev f. p. Waihams, Vicar General Of the
diocese Of Albany, is elevated to be Bishop Of
Ogienshurg The Reverend Father is uAtive
Of Lewis, Essex county, graduate Of Middle
bury College, and hAs long otiicatei in Albany
Oscsr Howard, residing nesr Crsry's Mills,
committed suicide Sunday evening by shooting
himself through the head with bis r.as NJ ex-
PLANTATION csu be given Tor the ac:. lie ltayes
wife and three children.
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REPORTS irOIa EkORae .
LIVING WITNESS.
Bosr0S HEAALD OFFICE,
boston, sept. l9. $50.

e
Boston, sept. Do. $50.
H r. trE,ESs, ksq-
he1r Sir-AmouE the ma7y cures effected by the
use q FEeErISE, have heard Il tome more satis-
factory than my oWn I huve been all cied with
tcroiula sat kheum for maly years. inherited in
body, bursting out "A tlfe EFT places AMI painful
beyond &c cupt'O1. cix Il the most popular
purifiers VIII cA are Advertised o. cure scrofIa and
IKE complaints, 1 haze faithfully tried but my
disease was So deeply seated as 70 resist AL ia
my case before several prominent ply sicians. but
ence Of frencs, Consented 70 try NEGErISE, CON
meucilg the Isl Of January lat ana soOn alter
experienced a sensable relief, and could fee il
WORKING in my y stem very differently from any
thing had ever taken before and at once discovered
that was accomplishing the object 50 Earnestly de
sired. continued On, following drec:io s. for three
months and the lst Of April found me = well man Z;
continued TO he free from any appearance Of It 10
the present time.
My general health Il ezcsllout and my recovery
OF wrich had about cespsired, ascr be entirely to
the use Of NEGEIINE. | could never have been con-
WINGED of tn marvellous resu g Of this wonde al
tEsETISE under any other circumstances, but now
7 recommend every one TO turn to th inestimAble
remedy, and that ali l. true Is represented. an
a living witness, and il will anJrd me great salts
fac:i,n 10 show the marks Of my disease, and con
verso upon the merit OF VE6ErISE as none will dis
pute who owe 1t what do.
will here mention, CT my child hRvig severe
attack Of heart complaint. which NEGETISE has
entirely cured and shall always be happy TO make
il. virtues known within the range OF my influence.
1 ''' '' ' Z. Ii YOUNG.
Mr.. Young has been in the employ OF the Boston
Herald during the ptst eighteen year,. Many can
vouch Tor the ABOVE statement.
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Reai tic f1llowlng from tho Newport Express

N-'e Af--r''-+-- aAN- tAAN AVN ptAL IL press
Dr.. URNSy-W desire TO call the attention Of
a nvalids @ the advertisement Of DR. Uraun from
which It wilt he seen he is soon 10 visit Newport
again In Justice 20 the doctor, and Ter the beuel.
OF th3 suffering unsolicited We cannot refrain from
abiding to several remarkable cures lie has effected
IN this place, Mrs b. eh1w, for ten months CO D.
nued 20 her room, unable q bear her weight upon
her feet. Mrs. Leonard Field, Tor several moaths
an invalid, ard Miss Maria Dlgsett, Tor four years
unable O. walk, have. under his treatment been re
stored 20 health, can be seen walking oul every day
and are able O. perisrm light work It is no huubus
and refer % the parties thus restored e. corro
crate our af.Went March lid twlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-15

vrGErIsE- The conviction Is, in the public nj md
as we'll as in the medical profession, that the
dies supplied by the Vegetable Kingdom are more
safe more successful in the cure Of diseases than
u neral medicines. VEGETfNE ia composed Of roots
and herbs IL is pleasant to take, and is psTfest
sac to give TO an infant Do sou need it, 20 not
hesitate to tryii. You wi never regret lt.-35Wlt
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Would aOt be lCifhOtst
VEGErINE
FOR TEN TIMES ITS COST.

The great benefit have received from the use OF
DIR. Cummings VEGErSE, indu;ss me TO give my
testimony In favor. believe it 10 be not oaiy OF
great value for rest JTnE the health, out proven
i've of diseases Iiiar t. the spring and sumner
seasons
would not 30 without IL for ten times Its cost.
EDWIN TILDEN.
Attorney and General Agent tor Massachusetts,,
OF the Craftsnen's Lie Assurance Company,
No. ~ Sears Building Boston, Mass.
March |, ls72-wss
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The following letter from Rev. A J Inlais,
q Tinooski, is a strong endorsement Of the pro-
festional skill Of DR.. 5. W smy5h, Of tins city
Dr. Sayth. Dsrr Sir II take this occasion
OF expressing my appreciation Of your skill ia
the result Of an operation recently performed by
you on the eyes OF Mrs. Coulter, Of North Fer
risburgh, VI have known her personally for
over Eve years. and never had Eeeu more con-
plete case Of strdbismas Cor cross-eyes) The
change in her looks was so msnifes' that jii
not recognize her until she informed me Of the
operation you hsd performed upon her eyes. 1
have no hesitation in recommending TO you all
persons similarly sfectei.
Respectfully yours,
A. J. INGALLS,,
Pastor NJ Z. Church, Wiuooski VI.
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So great Is the influence for toning and s.lmu-
lating the uerv0us s. stem, Of SaoL ,snER's BUCaU
that rensSed energy and fresh Wig ? Is i'm arted
through the whole nerve fabric, and such maladies
as affect the kidneys, bladder and games. well
mental and physical debility, diabetes, gravel want
Of vigor and female complaints are prom pity eX-
PEELED by this valuable vegetable medicine.
3s-deOdSwlt
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March Elections, 1872.

USDEHHiLL
Molerator-James Nichols.
Town Clerk-G W Wo1dWorth.
Selectmen-S W Mead, \ NARROW. NJ Gaff-
ney, Jr.
Oyersesr of the Poor-Ssmuel Chase
Constable and Collector-L Terrill.
Lsters-John Woodruff, a Cavansugb, T W
Thorp.
AGdi;ors-A 0 Humphrey, \ L Lane. A c
Dixon.
Trustee U s S. Funds " Mead
Treasured Bourn.
Town Grand Juror-iI ? Martin.
Agent to prosecute and defend suits-Jsmes
Nichols.
Superintendent Of Common Schools NJ
Gsifney, Jr
Voted 40 cents t,1 On the dclla- of the Grand
List
JERICHO.
Molerator-Lymsn Stimson
Clerk--W I Lee
Seleetmen- Jesse Gloyi, " ' Willard, Orin
Rood
Trsasurer-W T Lee.
Oyerseer Of Poor and Dire5,or Of Poor Farm
Ass5ciation-Lyman Stimson.
Cousta5.e-Airan $ Lee
Listers-Hirsm c Booth, Hiram Day, Ell
mund Martin
Auiitors-HA P,rci7,l, z S whiicomb, Jr.,
Il Lane.
Fence Viewers-Nsrtir Bartlett, C NJ Spauld-
ing, L F Wibu-.
Town Grand JGIor5-Dsua Bisknell, Ersstus
Field, A NJ Ford.
Town Agent Ersstus Field
Trustee Of q. $. Deposit Money Eras.us
Field
School Difeaiors-Jamcs Mofse. Samuel
Bliss
Tax Yo'ci - cent?.
LISC0l
Daniel II Sargent was el,. Cd Moderator; II
Bachelor Town Clerk; DANIEL il sargent, First
Selectman; Harvey fArr, Second Selectmsn;
Charles C See, Third Selectman; H Bachelor,
Town Treasurer: Harvey Farr, Oyerseer Of Poor;
Howard Clark, lst Constable; 5 D D Bryan,
John Bremen, and a " Puriutou, Letters; G
" Bsrnhsm, $ Bryan, A 9 Merrill, AUDIT
ors; Daniel Il Sargent. Trustee Of Surplus Rev
enue; b c Palmer. W n Cove and @ Eli
OFT, Fence Viewers; Eihu parin,on, Town
Grand Juror; Albert + Goye. Inspector Of
Lesther Watt.n Morgan, Town Agent, VI j
Stevens. Town Superintendent; Orlando B
Hank. Inspector Of Lumber; George Burn
ham. D II Sargent ami S VI Colby were elected
20 serve as Grand Jurors 10 the County Court
Charles lie Edmund e Colby, A Merrill, Il
FAIR, Watson Morgan, and Beui.miu Hanks were
eec-ei 90 fcctel 10 serve As Petit Jugors in the
County Court; town tax 100 cts.
Jouysov -N1ierator-W C DJaue Town
Clerk aud Treasurer. 5 Pike; Selectmen, D. 5
Waterman, " Mcfarland. Dexter Whiting;
Ove-seer Of The Poor. G & CasiHick; Constable.
b g Ho.ucs; Listers, S S Pike, 4 A Leland,
Sevel Newton; All.;1-s, $ Dow, ! / Pearl,
George " Hul; Grand juror, Dexter Whiting;
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The Vermont Centrs is now using 100000
feet Of timber monthly in the construction Of
railroad CARS At s.. Albsas Most Of the open
as,-t5tam cars sre mais Of chestnut timber.
vh.,h is brought from Connecticut
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Everyone speaks EavOTabIy.

EAST MAKhHFIELDl Aug. q, I6lJ.
Mr.. SIkyEEs:
Dear oir.-l have been troubled vita canker from
childhood, causing my mouth 70 DO so sore at times
that | was unable 10 eat. Have taken m any preps-
rations, hut with no effect until tried you VEGE-
1iSE After taking lew doses, / found IL relieved
the faintness at the stomach that always accom-
panies canker humor and, by the tire had taken
the third bottle, my mouth vas entirely cured
Have not been tronbled with II since that time,
which l. Ell GIT month"; ago. have recommended il
u several Uf my acquaintances, and every one
speaks fsyOrabiy Of It's good eject
yours truly,
p s. SHERMAN
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I OFFER FOR SALE ABOUT goo ACRES OF
i Real Estate, with suitable buildings and running
water at tse house aud barns A plenty OF wood
and good sugar orchard the farm, and abs " two
miles from a cheese factory.
For particulars apply 10 the owner,
JAIRuS ID. ISHAN,
March li-w2w Williston W.
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Leo Lsz5tte, jewe,er at Bristol, while walk
ing near the hotel Monday evening about five
O'Clock, suddenly dropped dead. Tie is sup
posed 70 have died Of heart disease.
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WooUsrlcK RAILROAD. - The Woodstock
S.1ailri announces. in an extra, ,ha; the
necessary amount 10 complete the Woodstock
Railr5aI is secured.
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PoIsosED.-A girl nAmsl Matte Martin. IN
the employ, as housemlid, Of Orren Shipman,
Of Colchester, died Wednesday afternoon st six
O'Clock. under circumstances that warranted the
belief that she had been poisoned Drs Richard
son, Bariick, Champion aud Storrs, made
Posi-moriem examination Of the body, and Ascer-
tanned that the girl hsd died from the effects of
some corrosive po1on. In the kitchen cup
board some srseni, dissolved il tes-cup was
found, with spoon lyiag by the side Ct the cup
Tuesday night, about ten O'Clock, she awakened
the other inmates of the house (Shipmau and
bis dsughter) with groaas, sni s1fferefa severe
6t Of vomiting. She ssid abe Was better We'd
nesdsy morning, but in the afternoon complained
Of blindness, and died in a few minutes, She
va, healthy girl, twenty-five years Old, and
had mother living in BeekmantoWn, n. Y.
The stomach has been brought to this city aud
lett with DR.. Peck. We understand that It's con-
tents will be snslyIei. The whole affair wears
very mysterious aspect, aud will. we trust, be
thoroughly investigated
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yoTiCE N RANKRUPTCY.

rs BANKRUPTCY.-D.st strict of Vermont. sat
1 N,wpo p the Iath f.y 81 fehruaI 3, A b. l--2.
The undersigned hereby give. notice Of his ap
uofutmert as ASS -uec @ John ; Thompson,
u Lyndon. "a tie County Of Caledoui and
State Of Vermont. sithiu said District, who has
been adjudE td q Bankrupt Creators petition by
the b strict Court ol said District
3w3T L. Robinson, Assignee.
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aeu advertisements.

Et0UND.-At Essex, q FUR COLLAR The owner
L can have 1t by calling en- Luke White. Essex
Junction.
DOR SALE rs bbls. No. Potatoes Luke
L White. Essex Junction.-March swift
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Esszx CENrRE-Rev. George Severance, Of
Essex. closes bis hbors with the Universalist
Society Of that place sunday, March p, having
been pastor the last two Year,.
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A Deserved CoNPuNENT.-We notice that
the excellent paper read before the Grand Army
ty Capt Geo. Davis. and published in the FREE
PRE.s. is copied in fun by the Grari .4rmy
J9urr1L
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n . INUNLI-f
Pastor VI. L. Church. Wiuooski, VI

Tie deserved reputation which Weeks Magic
Compound is every day gaming oou- h medi-
nine is due in great measure, to It's speedy acaon
IN all cases where used but more especially ia
we're colds and consequent coughs. 35wt
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For engagement rings, the sapphire aal die
ruby s-e nov contestiug The popularity Of the
diamond. The sapphire signifies lore, All Che
ruby fls'it. So they say at least
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ioH'A9rrH' March T. u pn.-I-e ice
Pi.A''us are JaolAnt over 'ne result oi Tie
'-e'.'-n' anu fA-'-ei Tie streets up 90 a .t'-
hour with tAni Of rl1s-,. Marcy, ieu., is
defeated hy Warren Brown In tai'senstor'i, i-i-
trie; by 300 majority.
MWcHarlH. March l--IIaI rm-T4e
,.-al vote Tor Governor in this city is iHs5 /.
straw received 24io. Weston 1880. Temperance
and Labor Reform So, suau's majority li-.-
Returns fr.n TIE State. a. far a. received. ia BE
care me eiea-1n OF Mr STRAW by 't-ul l1"'
majority. The Republicans are holding c.r-
grA'u.a'ory meeting st the City Hall Short
speeches are being made aai che election re.
turns read TO The audience The Republicans
have made gam CT seven Representative this
city, am nave p''oao'y secured c-ol f--al1s
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WONDERFUL CURES.

DR. URASS Of Boston, who has made so many won
eerful cures all over Vermont Of cases supposed In
c1rable, will make his next visit to Burlington,
Tuesday and Wednesday, March leth and goth.
Every invalid should sae him, for his cures are
truly windmill. lConultltion freel
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ST. AlBASs Butter MAREEr.- Tle market,
Tuesday, WAS dull Fall made, "a to $685.;
Winter lairies. - to PIC; extra Wister made.
255. No cheese in market. The bea, grades are
H.rth ID % IL.
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Leonard Fish Of Ira hss two year old colt
which tro,ted his hslf mile in l.45, the fret time
be vas driven alone Columbus stock
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EDWARD BARLOW,
No. l55 ChUrch Street.


rI,HOsR having unadlusted accounts at the CITY
/ PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY will favor me by
settling soon my connection with the rooms cease
On the arst oi April II. L. BiXBY.
March Il-d3tkNit
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~ Plmplss on the Face, Eruptous Blotchss,
Scroful,us diseases, and all sores arising from
pure blood, are cured by DR.. herce's Golden medi-
Cal Disc0very.-js5. 3swksat
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The mean temperature Of the frs; week Of ths
present month, by Professor Pety's obssrya-
tons, wss 5.2s-a very low average or aay
week OF the year. The mean Of the f-st week
Of March, 1871, was 33.9 To other vsrle, The
first week Of March this year vas over trsaty-
iisJ degrees co der than the c5rresponling vees
last year.
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GRAND lsLE At the late town meeting .ae
town voted DO; 20 siopt the town system Of ea--
mon schools AMI no ts1 vas voted. The vote
f1r commissioner stood. A. Brown sd. D.. T.
Grsv5,i, 10
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BR1sToL.-D B. Gage has sold his lot in the
=. Burnt District - to Park 0'Neil, for 5000.
Perry Gillett hiss sold his lot on the came
ground, to D. Z. Gage, for SS0O.--Jons;han
Dixie met with s severe accident lAst week
While chopping with another msn, Peter Besor,
Besor's axe glanced, striking Mr. Dixie IN the
knee, ipiiictipg serious wound. 1t is thought
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New York Mar r

view oEE mar arf-
NEW YoaA, March -.
COrTON-3c lower and less active. sa.es $50
bales middlinS upiants at 22sc.
fLUUR-Euil and heavy sales $40 barre s.
State at 90 re- 30; round hoop ohio 10 "a 90
Western 9ld7 81; Solthern 91G9 50.
dRAlN-Wheat Gull and heavy. Sales, 25 90
bushels; No. ] spriuz 52G 55i No 4sUl jii
IN store winter rel Western / 10 a 60 Corn
active ard frmer; sales - n0l bushels new mixed
Western at 67s a o. Oats less sctiyei sales 25,Jcl
bushels; Ohio at 53ld5j.
BEhF-Quiet at s2l2-
Provisions - Pork heavy nsz mess u 4
Il29j Lard, helvy, Ut siG9i Butter nrIn at 70 u
81.
WBISHEY dull lower at siic.
RICE firm at s. use.
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be Will lose the use Of the joint.--Five per
Lodge of Good Templsrs, lsst Friday night
A. Z. Nahum alserIises his real estate, etc, nj
public auction, M1rch 18th.
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DISTRICT OF VERMONT. .s3-At Ulds-hi1.
~ Do said ui>Iri tins % "a day e f-hrusr, AID.
l-72, the unterss ued hereby gives notice Il his sp
polntment % Assignee % ora o. story nd-lh -,
said District, who has been aljud-od Bans rupt
on creditors petition by the Di=trc, Court Of said
40. EUMfuEaF. Assignee.