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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-10

Tie STATE Convention al Bellows f'Ls was a
IRE BODY o. some i'u' hundred earnest sni
"iguare ~ E-puo-iesas' inc!1iiag substitutes
al others DO st'ealA1e'- It's Iroeeeiings were
us7kei By harmony an good spirit throughout
with hardly an exception and It's chief buzz
ness, the se-e,-oa OF 'ne men VINO SHAN repre-
cent the republican party OF Vermont 81 Fniia-
de.pa.a' was promptly and vel done Inc 'i''
10 one We ha7e right 10 p'i1' TO win IF'le'
1t Is beaded by Hon. J'aa Gregory smith, VINO
wss one Of the m9-t popular ara e'n;.ent o' cur
var Governors who represents 50 ably the great
railro'd interest Of oar state ana "a'' as ffes--
ieAt # tie Northern Pacific A'iiIo2i' mss IA
uonsl rcpa,ai N9z- 's Hon. horace ar
banks Of s. J7dDsa1ry' whose high personal
'aATicia'' a1a e'1ae''''n VITA 'Ie nea'ies'
nanu.A''a7'aF eataTEiiis IN Vermont are
known 10 all. Ne7, is ez-' ul29 d. Il.
Steele who i''ey ieifei I''m the oenen
OF the supreme ''-'- o. our a'4'e' 10 the
aa''e'2'' 'e5.e- Oh '-- ''7 ana '1s people OF
fe'i-.i'' -l- "-' -i' s'o-5 I-'l OIL 'n7 i'-
ffs'i aai e.7li-haa o. e.n' a'a7s. Mex i7
A.n. o,'- bio D''n''y oil 'e.@,nna'' long
.a'''a- "'Je.. I'i q '.1.a ZINES speaker 'i
oi' '' i'- '- --f' -''-''-'' more recently
'1.s A''- -'"''' S-s sI' l''i-'
"I-'''' '-- ID F-' -''a' A'' '-7 -''--A',' a.
-'-. va d., .'''.i''- i''' ','7'' '''' &c o. l'-
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-10

Muiutldes Of them suffer, linger and die because
Of IN WoRNs. The only known Remedy for these
most Troublesome and dangerous OF all worms in
children or Adults is DR.. GOULD'S PIN-WORNf
SYRUP Purely vegetable; sure death TO ali
worms; valuable cathartlc, and beneficial 70
health Warranted Price reduced 20 so cents per-
bottle. GEORGE c. GOODWIN CO.,
Feb swim Bcs.ON'
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CowAN BsOwSsOy.-In this city, on Wednesday
evening nay lst, at the residence Of Mrs. s. Brown
son, by Rev. J. L. Litch, Of Richmond, Mr. Richard
Cowan, OF Montreal, and Miss Mary Broynson,
ofRichmOndT
HARDAuG1-IiYDg.-At the residence of the
brides mother, in Montpelier Wednesday, May l.,
BY the Rev. j. Edward Wright, assisted by the Rev.
L. u. Ware, DeLOrme Brooks Harbsugh, Of Pitts
hurgh, Penn and sarah Alice dau shtsr Of the late
r. W. Hyde.
DIED.
MEAD.-In Underhill, Marci In. Hiram HEAD,
aged 81 years.
THAYER-At North Hartland. VI, May ID, Mrs.
Ruth =. Thayer. aged s. years and months mother
Of DR.. S. W. Ihayer Of this city.
THoEAs-In this oity, Friday. May Sd, Edward NJ.
infant son Of J. 3. and l.. M. Thomas, aged 2!
months.
DoSALDsoS. - In Brooklyn, y. Y, May 30. of
paraJ sis. James A. Donaldson, ST.. aged q years
Deceased was tie father Of James A d madison Jr..
OF this city.
SrEwARr.-In Bristol, May 18th, Of consumption,
Mary l. Stewart, wife Of Z. B. Stewart, sged -
years and months.
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THE BURLING TON. VT,

We publish the following By special request,
though its temper is not Of the best, and We
doubt if its publication will conduce to the
friendly settlement of the school controversy in
EsEex, which wouli be for the public advantage.
We presume the School Board Of Essex have
sufficient reply to every statement in it,
THE ESSEX SCHOOL REPORT.
Mr.. Editor: Truth is better thsn fiction in
the support Of any worthy cause. Persons nay
write, read and publiEh fiction and believe il.
but II IS fiction still, and in the end it never
sstisfes. Facts and not fancies are what people
iced, and what ultimately they demand 1t was
natural, perhsps, that the ESsex Board of Edu-
cation should desire to make favorable report
Tor the town system, but that they should be be-
euiled, even inadvertently, into the ute Of fc-
ton after they had so Eolemnly been sworn, as
they tell US, into their office, is unfortunate;
| but after the error e exposed, not to have the
magnlnimity to dis0wn II or correct their report
/ is still more unfortunate for their reputation.
Dead flies cause the spotbecary's ointment TO
send forth a sinking tsvor SO doth a little
folly" in board Of school directors In order
] that the ueop,e Of Essex, sni others interested,
/ msy have the fscis and not fiction by which to
/ judge Of the utility Of the town system as COM
/ pared with the district system, / with to mske
/ the followings ttatements lst, 1t is not true,
At stated IN the report, that q school was taught
! at Pages Corner a weeks for 500. ID, 1t is
not true that 100 different scholars received tut
ton So weeks at the High School for $500. 81,
Il is not true that there is gain Of lOl
scholars over the previous year. In the district
schools the previous year, there were 35S schol-
ara, and - students from Essex at the Academy.
There were but few Il any more in the schools
/ during the last yesr-cOnseQuently, ith, it is
not true, stated in the report that the expents
Per scholar ia Sl.07 less than in the previous
yesr. As the schools are not supported by the
scholar, the comparison is irrelevant. Assuming
thar the report states correctly the smount paid
for tlschers' salary and bosri, the cost Of the
dist-ict schools, the previous year, az compared
with those under the town system, may be seen
by the following;
Center District District System, cost $40 for
- wee ks; town syttem coat $1,000 for -
weeks.
Nichols Dis;rict-District system, cost $50 for
Il geeks; town system cost Sl25 fo- u weeks.
Pages Corner DFtrict-District system, cost
@i20 for - weeks; town system cost $50 for y
weeks
Brigham Hill Disriet-Distric. system. cost
7si for . weeks Town system, c1st $40 for
- weeks
Day Dstrict-D.s,ric. system. cost So for
- weeks Town system, COS. Sl20 for =
weeks
W Essex District-D District Fys.em, cost Sl29
for p weeks Town system, cost $40 for
. weeks
Junction D's,riot-ps,riot system, cost S221-
SD Ter S. weeks; Town sys.em, est $3.50 for
So weeks.
Butlsr's Corners Dirtrict-D.s;riot sys,em, cost
SIG for 8. weeks; Town Fvstem cost = GS
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r. ii. HOYT.
Burlington, May :, Is52-dl0t&wIt Assisnees.
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TnE LrcrcEE OF Hoy. z ". NJ MARSHAL.
tbs much to be regretted thst lsrger .uiiencs
vAs not present to enjoy this sble lecture. 1t
wss, however, hardly to be expected that = very
lsrge audience would be ont. owing to the
fact that the Bsrnabee concert occurred the tame
evening. II Wss an unfortunate choice Of even
ings. Father lynch introduced she speaker,
and announced MS subjec, " Progress IL the
Nineteenth Century" The lecturer viewed the
progress Of this century in three different aspects;
the naterial, moral and intellectual, snd proceed
"a, ably. to argue that our boosted civilization
in either one Of these respects is not 80 much
in advance Of former sges SIS We would fam fiat
ter ourselves Under TIE head Of material pro-
gress, he said that everything lie but an imita-
ton Of the an tique The architect evolves no
new IDEAS, but merely st uiies the ancient
models and LIE painter is satisfied 70 copy the
works Of the old masters. Under ''morsi' pro
gress, the speaker compared tie ancient methods
of disseminating charities with the modern, to
the disadvantage Of the later. The monss-
teries were SlSays op1p, place Of refuge
for All, and no red tspe and search
for the proper authorities detained su
slmoner from receiving the needed suocor.
The sane train OF reasoning wss pursued under
the % intellectual head of the discourse.
Modern writers, orstors, and statesmen were
belttled when compared with the great lights Of
former sges. What is the pc try OF to-day CON-
pared with that of the pss;2 In fact, - said
the speaker, "show me great modern poet. p"
For centuries the Roman Catholic church has
been the repository Of knowledge and learning.
Whoever, to-day, in Europe, can read and write
owes it in the beginning to the Catholic church.
The Reformation, the speaker sIreTted. did not
cOnduce, ss was supposed, to Intellectual adj
vEncement.
Mr.. Marshal is sn entertaining speaker, posi-
five aggressive, and able. Should he come again
We are sure be would have much larger audi
ence.
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OF every seven native born Vermonters, three
have emigrated to other States. The last cenIus
shows that the whole number Of Vermont emf
grants is 10000, of which Sc 600 have taken
up residence in New Yo-k, II, 600 in Illinois,
10000 in Wisconsin, Il 900 in Mchiga l2,-
900 in lows, and 900 in California.
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y Telegraph
new York Money and stock Market
NEW YoRE. May s.
MONEY easy at e a per cant. with exceptions
at 3 a per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE heavy at IG9 GI0gl
GOLD active and tirmer on rum0rs Of the failure
Of tho English treaty and that Butler was 70 be
Secretary Of state and a prospective rise In the
Bank of England and the rate of interest 1t opened
at lI3 . closed firm at ia n ll4I loans n
per cent. for carrying; cearance5, 800 uO1Ou. The
treasury dsbursed xCG7,000
GOVERNIkFIS iai higher clos NJ strong
STATE BONDS dull.
STOCKS open9d strong and advanced early la IL e
cay, but subsequently, declined generally a per
cen5. Washington, London and Albany report
stimulating free sales by the bears. There was a
partial recovery after o'clock, and the market
closed firm.
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Builders and Slate EsOOle%s,
ALSO, WHOLESALE DEALERS N
r 90 FIN 6 s L \ L E.
Coraer Maple and Champaign SITS.

Having had many years experience as Builders
and Skaters, and being familiar with the diferen.
kinds of Roofing we feel confident Of being able TO
do work to the per;est satisfaction Of our customers.
We have opened SLATE YARD, where wo
shall keep large stock Of Slate from different quar-
ries, embracing all the best sizes, qualities and
coloTs. We employ only the best woflmen, and
give cur personal supervision to all work.
As Carpenters and Builders. we have had a large
experince in every variety Of work, and shall not
hesitate to make contracts fJr building after any
style Of architecture.
Orders or inquiries by mail OF In person, solicited.
April 25-dawtf
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REDUCTION OF EXPRESS CHARGEs.-We learn
that the National Express Company have re-
daced their tariff for f7eightsge between this
point and New York from S1.75 to $50 per
hundred weight This hsPpy result We under
stand, is mostly due to the effort Of Mr.. Hcnder-
s0n, the agent Of the Company in this city.
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DE. TRANN
2.I.

OF Boston, who has made so many wonderful cures
OF cases supposed incurabls. in almost every town
in Vermont, viii be at the AMERICAN HogsE, the
10Th and 2lst Of each month. Every invalid should
see him and get a circular, no matter what your
complaint -Cons.if4fion FREE.
Anil l7-d9tEwtf
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CHAaLoTrE.-E. Alexander hsl ten lambs
killed BY dogs Sunday evening.
Mr.. Able Newell WAS found dead in NJ St.
Peters garden Monday morning
Mr.. VIM. Hubbell has sheep that had four
lambs at birth
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By Telegraph.
sew York Market
NEw YoRS. May 3
COTT5N quiet and Unchanged Gales 552 bales
Inddlng upiands at bic.
FLOUR 10 cts better; sales l0,950 barrels State
sO6D IS; round hoop Ohio 75G9 s.; Western
G Sl1lO Is; Southern %.
GRAIN-Wheat a &c better and limited; sales S.
OBJ bush No. / spring at 7iGl I5i No. 70Al II;
winter red Western ssh IS white Michigan IS
az TO- Corn 6rmer; "a e5 900 bushels new
mixed Western at 761s.
PROFESSIONALISM steady; new mess 10 70al375.
Lard dull and heavy at ssa9is. Butter firm, new
2qlI32.
WHISKEY steady at saE
RICE quiet at s3I9i.
SUGAR firm; Muscovado slGa9i reanlsg sss15I;
HaAana ct
CCPPh quiet Rio I41l6i in bond.
M0LAssE5 quiet; Muscovado 3i437.
TURPENTINE steady at 55E.
ROsIH heavy at 3 70 for strained.
PETROLEUM firm crude l35s reiinef "a.
TALL0W firm at 9g9 lie.
WOOL quiet and firm; domestic fleece II. a Sol
pulled Sl155.
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genal Yotifes.
UNITED STATES OF AnFRIc. 4,


DISTRICT OF VERMONT. IS.
The President Of the United States Of America to
the Marshal OF the District Of Vermont, or either
ofhis Deputies,
GREETING:
fIyHEREAS, In & certain cause Of contract, ciy!l
W and maritime, moved and prosecuted before
the District Court Of the United States Of America
for the District Of Vermont on behalf Of the North
ern transportation Company, against the Canal
Boat, " Hellen," her boats, tackle, apparel and
furniture, and against all parsons in general having
or pretending 20 have any right title or interest,"
therein. Henry T. Lock Of Kingston, in The state
OF New York, hath been admitted by the Aforesaid
Court, % intervene for his interes. therein, in
canse OF contract, civil and maritime
You are therefore hereby strictly charged join.ly
ana seYerallyi that you cite at the premises, all
persons in general, who have or pretend 20 have
any right, title or interest in the said Canal Boat
her boats TACKLE appare. Cr furniture to appear be-
lore the Aforesaid Court the fth dav OF June lsT
Burlington, Vermont then and there to answer un-
10 me SAID Henry F. Lock, touching the allegations
IN ms libel now on hle in the Aforesaid Court con
taned and further to do and receive in this behalf
as to justice shall appertzin.
And you are hereby Jointly and seve-ally e!npov-
ered and strictly enioiued and commanded that you
arrest the said Canal Boat. called the Helen her
boats tackle, apparel ami furniture, ifshe shall be
ioGhl WITHIN your District ald the same. arrested
you Keep under safe and secure arrest until You
shall recsve further oriers from the Court or the
emo snail be discharged by rue course OF law ard
that GU duiy oertfys the Judge Of the Aforesaid
Court, what you shall do il the premises together
with these presents.
Witness the Honorable David A. snailey. Judge
OF the Aforesaid Court, az Burlington in said Dis-
tret this 18th day ofApr, in tho year Of our Lord
D. a. sMALLEY, Judco
\. B. FLANAGAN, Deputy 3. Marshal.
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$. w. SMYTH, Nj. d.,
SPECIALIST FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE
Eye, Ear, Throat & lungs.
Office in Times Building, Corner
Church and Main Streets.

IS DR.. Smyth will personally attend. at their
homes, all those suffering from chronic diseases,
who are unable to come to his office.
Office hours from 10 a. m, to p. m. and fro-.
to p. N. April lO-dswtf
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9sm Aarettisemgnts.
GODDARD SEMINARY.

boarding School for Both Sexes.
GUNNER TERN begins hay 5. Board, includ-
- Ing heat, light and washing 800 psr week
For further Information and Catalogues apply 10 |
the principal. L. !. EURkINGTOS
May --w3W Barre II
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TIVE FOLLOWING DE5CRI BED PROPERTY
vgus seized tr Ofica-7o the Custom for vi9.a
ton % tho Revenue Laws Of tho United Siates. b
wi.
At Island Pond, IT.. 18Th Apr; ISIS SETS Jew
elry, / Gold Chsin. Grass Chain, silk Drgss,
Table Cover, yis Ribbon. shawl. Card C1se.
Hair sWitchcs, 10 yis Fringe.
At Canaan. Vt i5 Aprl i-Il-5n rs Horse
Nails.
At Canaan. Vt. l1tl April i--2-l uors@, Der
negs, Sleigh, Robes / Whip
ANY per=1u or persons claiming the property 20
seized are hereby notifef . appear within twenty
day from the first % allcl-'0a hereof, ami with
the Collector o. Customs Iar TO District Of ", a
claim, siatu- bis her i-tc--s- IN The prupe .
So red also - exc ut- bold c. tIe nsef 3 stss
in sc,ordsucs s'th rho g-oviao-s . tho i2th tee.
GO. j. ScA SNAsD.
Collector If .Gs.clls
Custom iiau 5e District q vermont.
Couect0i's Cflss, Bur.ia-t \ 2.-a Aprti. Isl
a. z3w
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The Vermont delegation in Congress have
agreei upon the following gentlemen ss Corpor-
ators Of the State Of Vermont for the Centennial
exhibition at Philadelphia in 1876: Mcssrs.
Horace Fairbanks, Lawrence Barnes, Frederick
Billings, Il. G. Root, Luther Baker, Gasrge A.
Merrill, lawrence Brsinarl and Jacob Es;ey
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STATE OF VEEAjNF, The Hon. the Pro
DISTRICT Or caES1E ,- f C o s 10, tne D'
To the heirs AMI all persons Interested in the estate
Of agnes Mcneil, late o. Burlington, deceased,
GREETING.
EHEREAs, application cath been male to this
" toert in writing, b. the administrator
praying for License AMI authority 20 sell the
real estate Of sald deceased, for the payment Of
lesacles and charges II administration. and setting
forth therein the necessity % such sale and the stu
alton Of the real estate.
WHEHEUrON, the said Court appointed aad Is
signed the lst dag Of JUac A. ID. 1872 at the Pro
bate Court Rooms, In slid strict, 20 hear and de
eide upon said application. and petition, and
ordered public notice thereof 70 he given to al
persons Interested therein, By publishing said order
together with the t.ms sut pisce of hearing three
weeks excessively in ,As Burlington Free Press,
newspaper, which c.r-u-ttes u tbs lei -hhcrhoot
OF those persona interested u s.it estate ali which
publications SHALL be prs7icl1 20 The day Ensd
Tor hearing.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified % appear
before said Court at the tine and place Rssi gaed
then and there lu said Court % give bonds, the
law directs Tor the payment CI the debts. and
charges of admin t1Gtol, and make your objections
% the granting such license. u sou see cause.
Given under ny hsnd. q, The Probate Court rooms.
this ith day u Nay, =. ID. l-7A
atwlw b. S. TAFT Register.
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REAL Estate CHANGES IN FAIRFAI.-Doug-
la't Buck has sold 40 acres (no buildiBgs) to
george aud Abaer W. Buck, for $500.
A h. Buck has sold his house and the Noble
ID. Buck farm, 50 called, for Sll 600, to Doug
lass Buck
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V4Y +, tie Subscribers, having been appointed BY
~ the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict q Chittenien. Commissioners o. receive, exam
me ami adjust the claims ard demands OF sl persons
agains: tho estate 81 Henry HipgO0d, ate Of
Jericho, IN said District deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
and six months from the day of the
date hereof benz alIowe1 by said Court
for that purpose wo DO therefore hereby give no.
tice that we viii a-tcnd % tho business Of our
appointment a. tho dwelling house OF Olive
Iiapgeod, in Jericho, in s-iI District. On Tho
first Wednesdays Of June ami October next, At 10
o'clock a. u. Oh each Of said days.
Dated this if.h day Of Aps.i. A. ID. i,72.
EERNoN r SOY ss.)
JAMES -. KNOX, Comm 1usfs
HIRAM lCOlH,
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FIRE On Monday, q large woodlael. filed
With wood, together with about 80 cords piled
up outside, belonging to the R. r. Co. at Lyn-
donvil!e, wss consumed by FIRE. The fire caught
from the shifting engine. Abou; 1000 cords in
all we're destroyed The FIRE continued nearly all
day. Loss. some 8. 900.
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STATE OF VERMONT, } 70 al Persons con
- - 90 tcenci 10 the estate of
DISTRICT of cAiiis'DE'' s. Cyrus Ians, lass
of Jericho in said District, deesased,
GaEEsIsG.
At Probate Court holden ut Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden, on the I'd day
Of pri, a. ID. lsT2, an Instrument, purportlng -
be the last VIII and Testament Of Cyrus Lane.
late Of Jericho, in said District, deceased, was
presented u the Court aforesaid, for Probate and IL
Is ordered by said Court that tho 18th day Of May,
A. ID. 1872 at the Probate Court Rooms in said Bur
lington, be asst -ned for proving said Instrument
cerned, by publishing this order three weeks
cessiveiy in the Burlington Weekly Free Press,
Newspaper printed at sad Burlington, previous to
the time appointed.
THEREY0RE, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said will, If you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this sd day Of April, 4. d. 1879.
4lEaw x. Z. TAFT, Register.
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HAY FAMNE.-The hay famine hss been sharp
enough in some sections Of Windsor county to
induce the clo5sst economy in the use of fodder
few cattle have died iait SIS they have learned
10 do without eating.
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AUCTION.
Sale of Pure FLOODED Ayrshire Stock,
English Mares, &c.

TWILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, st the Fa.ee
VI Farm In Milton, on Friday, May lIth, at
o'clock p IN the following valuable blooded Ayr
shire stock. seven Cows, Lottery Go. go, Am.
Herd Book; Alice (532G Dairy Q0j9E Mara, lao1)
Rossnna, C791l, Spo.tie, (lS55); and Nellie (ls6z)
two two year old LETTERS; two two year old bulls :;
two one wear cid Bulls one one ear old Heller,
and five Calves; also. at the same time and place,
one valuable English Mare, twelve years old In
fOsl by WAIKIKI Chief; one valuable kng1sn hsre
fourteen years old, In iosl by Waikiki Chic; one
MORGAN Mare (Geity,) in ioal by Waikiki Chief one
brown Mare seven yesTs old; one Colt one year old
sired b. " Black Diamond" one riliy one year Ole
Gelciny sired BY "Whaleho1s." Also, q 10. or
Farming Tools.
L. D. PLATT,
r. II. HOYT.
Burlington, May :, ls72-dl0t&wlt Assisness.
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FERRY'S IMPROVED COMED0NE AND PlaPLE
Skin Iedicino Of theAss Is war
rauted 70 cure tLEsH WORMS, PIgPLEs Erupt0ns
and BLOrCuED designations q the hce. Sold by
all Druggists. Depot, 80 Bond St, New York.
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STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persons coz
DISTRICT OF cHlIrESD1y IS. T1ET F-o-t Ists If
Burli,-.ou. in faid D. strict DECEASED.
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The capacity Of the new St. Adams Iron and
Steel Works IS cslculs;ei to approximate p 900
tons Of rails year. The works are ettimated
to consume 5000 tons Of hitaminous coal a
year
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FOR Moth Patches, FreckIess.
AND TAN, USE PERRY'S MOTH AND FRCKLE
LOTION. Tho vol known reliable and harmless
remedy for Brown DiscOlOrstioas Of the fsee. Pre-
pared only by Dr. B. q. Perry, nermat0l0gist 50
Bond Street New YORK. Sold by Druggists every
where. Harch D. mon wee sat&wtu
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yyIaLIAM -. -. EsrArE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been sp-
W pointed By the Hoc1ra5le the Probate Court
Tor the ID strist OF C-itt-ud.n, Commissioners to
receive, examine ana Just the claims and demands
OF all perssus against TIE estate Cf William Flynn
Jr, late q Milton. in ssiI District, deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in tl-et
thereto alt SIX months from the day Of the date
thereof, being al aTet hy the said Court Tor that
purpose, Ee 90 -lsrei 10 hereby give notice, tina.
We Will attend G. ths bus less Of cur appointment
a: the dwelling house gi stephen tlyln in Milton.
in said District, IN ne fourth Tuesday Of June
and eeptnuoer Ee4t, o. J O'Clock a n, On each Of
said says
Dated this --tl llv o. April. 4. u. !s-1
CEAS T. SsNVE-.-ti.. -
CHARLES 0sG0CD. Commissioned
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