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BiSNlsGros.-Au SNATCH Iio...lr ,s.a-
has been started ia tLu yiaee. eG.-I o.
Master Park Valentine zai sisIo-. it presents
fine appearance and IL called tie. le-H >rI.
The Good Templar- gave private enter
taiuuent 81 their room las; Friday ,7enire.--
The Bennington t'r,s Press, appears ID 8
new, nest. aud tasty d-oas.--Tha Efaac,
OF ias, week, IN the notice OF .le Ga,fh OF .rse
ssys /, vas worth sl75,00o How ~ that l.r q
correct locaI item ?--Ors Of ID. riesslutsf,
parties Of the season came OF O., tae Waul1mssc
House, in Bennington Center, istt Tau-tlsy
night, under the management Of the young
men of thai place The appearance Of
the young ladies and gentlemen vas yey re-
e3eTche, beauty and taste being displayed Ia
their toilette. Mime host. Robinson. and lsl-.
excelled themselves in regsrl to the supper.
Wells Cornet Band furnished the music. which
WAS very fne-We sre sorry TO learn thst
Mr.. D. II. Cross, the PhotogEphsr, is TO leave
rs lie has host Of friends. who will regret
his departure very much M g. viii make
Baltimore. Nd, his future home The
Methodist Sualay-school lsst Sunday, elected
the following officers FOR the ensuing year: So
perintendent. J. V. Carney; Vice SnTeuntoul-
emit, H. J. Potter; Female Superintendent, Nrs
II. Z. Bradford; Vice Female Superintcr ien'.
Miss Minis Morgan; Secretary, Merritt Morgan
Treasurer. F. L. Blake; Librarian, C. II. Eodg-
kins; Assistant Librarian, G. F. Bur-; ). H.
Law, Chorister.-Serviess we're held last sun
lag evening at the n E Church FOR the first
time in three weeks, Rev. Mr. HsEley officiating
The Washington correspondent Of he Troy
Times speaks of Willard snd Poland, Of Yer
fnnnt a. fuo Of the hulwxrhs of reforU >
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Industry Of Burlington.


Z
a year ago our townsmsn. Geo, W. Beckwith
erected on his dock, just vert Of the old Rut
land Railroad passenger depot, miil for TIL
grinding of Nova Sco;is Plaster. and Of prov
euder and feed Mr. Beck With's dock;
have sn area Of two acres, with 800 feet o
water front. portion Of this t occupied bJ
the coal yard of Messrs. wilkins the re
mSinder is used by Mr. Beckwiih in his OWE
brick engine house 80 by 50 feet The crginc
is that formerly used in the Rolling Mil Of the
Burlington Manufacturing Company. 1t if
nomiuslly Of IS horse power, but works up to
100. This furnishes ample power, and to spare,
for Mr.. Beckvith's machinery. This last con-
sifts Of plaster cracker and run Of mill stones
for grinding plaster, and cob cracker, and run
Of stone ior grinding provender.
Aost Of cur readers are probably well aware
that The Plsster of Paris. used 20 extensively SIS
8 fertilizer FOR grssE lkais, and for the hard
6aish oi walk and other mechanical purposeE,
is simply gypsum ground fine. The gypsum,
or rock, " ,s it is called by the grinders, is
ousrriel in Nova Scotia, and comes, by water.
by The way Of New York, during the season Of
navigation. Il is in humps Of about the size Of 5
ia- tusbel measure, or smaller, and looks like
3, ia-cl 'imest0re rock These, in msnufsc-
tarirs plaster are broken into pieces about
Gle size Of msn's Gst, which are
sl,ye'lsl .ar, Tie cracker This is fuane
shaped cylinder Of iron, armed with teeth or
Projections on the inside, within which re7olyes
e.nfcsl ruther. also too;hei, which gradually
freaks up The rock Till st comes from the crscker
reduced 90 gravel, which Is carried hy 81 elc-
ystor TO hopper. whence 1t IS fal to common
1an Of Burr uilistones Tie gypsum in ;his
form s. f. aoft end free from grit that ID can be
ground like grain, and 1t comes from the mill
stones ground into fine f1ur, which IS Plaster
ID Paris It IS then baggel, and is ready for
H,rse, -ob-mill, Of somerha. similsr con-
fuuaiou 90 tbr cracker. sni another run Of
t,alas. axe kept busy in grinding proyender
fi- msl VIII grind tventy-faur tons of ulsster
isy. and hnsbei OF corn minute, or over
goo tusaels IL lsy IT twelve hours Mr.. Beck
with enp'oyfs.eh 'msn in his mill ami will 30 Che
coming gear a tufinefs of from -5oo0oo $780,
o.1 Hehss Of la.c alisis new br4ac5 of the
lasa.-s 20 tle
rtSrFsefJGE ~ sCPEEPHosFHArEs
Oh. uncertain variable and often worthless
.l..ia.rr O.. tae camucrcisl fertilizers which
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SWOLLEN LIMBS.

LEBANOS, ". H., Jan q, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear sir-I write this note to inform you Of thg
effect Of your "BlOOf Purifier" upon my system
When commenced taking If, year ago. was yery
much debiitated Ny limbs were swollen so thai
II was impossible for me 70 get into or out from a
carriage, and very painful 10 20 up or down stairs
Indeed. 1 could scarcely stand on my feet. My ap-
petite was gone, my strength falling rapidly After
using your medicine for a lew weeks began TO I'M
prove. Ny appetite improved, and my strength
returned. ! can nov perform my duties ss a narse
with my wonted ease ard ieei eve II TO wee
FTSE.
Yours gratefully,
MRS. Z. A. Ii. TILDES.
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GLOBE VILL,Gs, sourHBEuGe MLss.,{
February 2il. Isl.
H. Il. STEVENS. ESQ, Boston
For the past five years | have been afr c,ad with
dyspepsia csussd by MORBID state OK ;e liver, loss
of appetite. raising Of food ana Siud .sou the SION
ach a Of dsteulioE IN the stor scl, costive-
ness. palpitanou OF the heart EeaOral debility and
lsnguoT Fof Year past have taken cur NE6E-
sIss or Blood Purifier am nov vol and able %
attend to my business. II Is ono % the hest rene
dies and can he lrty reo lr1mrnd 10 90 az! an cited
with simil AZ diseases have tried other remedies,
hut found none thst aHordei me any relief until |
found It In Jour VEssTIsE.
GEO. hanson.
Ary person desiring fnrther information can call
on hls s,n Wilbur Hanson, gpothec1ry, store No.
Sos. Broad sy, south ECst0a.
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TIMBER AND FARM LAND
FOR SALE

'gHe west part Of the 1hcs Miller Farm, tive
I Miles from PlHttsburgh, Clinton Co, n. y, as
follows One hundred acres in pasture and tliage
and six Y acres Of wood or timber land beech
ple birch, ash elm and ppie. OF these varieties
some two to three thousand saw legs can be cut.
The Wholo timber is estimated az tnres thousasd
cords wood. There IS a good barn asd an unfa:iing
we'll on the premises and the location, soil and
timber make IL a desirable property.
Address 4. q. PLAIT. Piatt.hurSh
or s. W. DAVIS, Grashsr Falls, n. Y.
March g7-i-d6tkE4v
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ST. ALB,Ss Butter MARKEF.-The market
Tuesday wss active. No old butter offered
Spring diaries % to SOC; extra lotf, 81 TO Bic
No cheese Offering.
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MERCHANTS
-SsETEO.S:sE B.E.N'A
Of burlington.

Holders Of e.. =. J-2O
EsORCsS, are terminated Fhs GE
their EfOAsis ICiif rerg SOON
be Gated iss. EHC present.
hfSh prem i57sil I'es9ffeFs a. q
fsgOrG6fG f5Hsg 10 dispose
Of them.
50 e hare some prime ilI-
rcSgsl19RfS 10 offer FfiO~9 fte-
string 50 exchange their
Bonds. and GSk interested
parties 60 C0N NisG e.CGB2jae
fisenI.
&. EF'. IS OOdhOaSe,
Cashier.
Feb .--d&ru ius
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for ZONE tune. Very many sick patients have
suffered by mistakes of this kind and tin.isr.
Carele,sness and iHcompeteney in sick room are
lsmentsble. Thus eleven cases Of poisoning
have occurred here in the space Of some two days.
E>ss .--nhltuarfes-Ea,ly scuIer~ H,-
parted.
Marshan Castle was horn in Pswlet, Vt,
Aug. y, l779. His father. Abel Castle. waa
one Of The early setilers Of Inst tom, sud Was
among the number Of those whose property was
conhscated on account Of political opinions about
the tine Of Burgoyne's invasion IL 1883 he
removed with his family 90 Colchester, VI,
where he sided Ia building abe dam across the
Winoesd river s. that p.soe. From thence,
taking HE lev effects upon 81 OK team, he re-
moved to Jericho. where his frs; wife lies buried
in The cemetery near arthur C.st'e's In 1856
he cssae 70 Essex, hrce years after tbe fra; ret
tie had plsatel his cabin ia DE wilderness, and
settled on Bfysn's River, On tse beautiful SPOT,
though not in the same house, where he freut the
gres'es. usrt Of Lfslsag life Here be r,asci
up larr, family. the fruit Of three m4sria-ss,
some o, ubou are s.i'l living 81 uqtugo Oh age.
/ TIE venerable patriarch vas gathered 90 h.s
fathers after having cutlivel three generations.
/ Atbis death the number - bis children, grand
children snd great grsul A!jrlH equa.ei The
number Of his years. nin, five
Isrfhsu wss the ciio Of tie large family
and was Oh enough when ais father moved into
Hra. ..H e. .l.
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xena! Notires.

CAROLINE BRADLEI's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. the Probate
risraloroF cHfreSDsv ' or C,.e l -.T District
T. the ho.r. aria l persons Interested iu tie estate
q Caroline Bradley, l--e Of Hlli-,.u. il sl.l
District, lscelsei.
GHrElsG.
W HEkEAS, appI'itlau hath been made t. tlis
" Cour, 10 wr.tiu-, hy the administrator ~
the estate OF san deceased, praying for
license AMI authority % seA tie real estate
q said deceased. for tue payment o, debts, aud
charges o. admin straton, ami setu- i1sth therein
The amount % debts due iral the si deceased The
charges 90 a1ministrarun, the sm-uut oi persl IA
estate, ant The situation % the zeal estate
NHtkEiPON; the said Court appointed and So
-ued the 4-h DAY sd Nav, a. ID. l-- al te Probate
Court Rooms. In said District. tl hear a-i decide
upon said application ana petition. and ordered
public notice tere.itH De given tH all persons iu-
terestet therein by publishing sali order,
together With the CuIc aut are o. Aearlu-. three
weeks su,res-i,e--- l t.e Burlington Neeslv Free
Press, ueWslale- wa'e l c.r-u.ste- iu tie ua -h-
hUrloNI U. those persons Interested 10 sli1 estate
Gil which publications shall. De previous tJ the day
signed i.r hearing
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified o. appear
before sad Count al tla time 1ui place ass -l5c.
then and there IN said CuIr-. o. give Hau.s as the
law directs, for tho payment o. tle debts. aai
charges ot alullIs-r7- u, a1i Il our on c.
90 the granting such license, 10 you see cause.
Given under rms hand. 90 the Probate Cau-- rdorls,
this 10TH day %. Apr-., D ----
f3v3w T. B. WALEs, judge.
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legal Hotifes.
JOHN HAzARD,s ESTATE


w Z, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
~ the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
t-rt Of thittendcn, Commissioners % receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per
sons, against the estate Of Asa Actin. late
81 tssex, ia said District. deceased, and
also all claims ami demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the fly Of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we dl therefore hereby give notice, that we
VIII attend 90 the business Of our appointment At
The dsel M house OF Hannah Ausun in Essex,
il SAID district, the fifteenth days Of May
and AUGUST next, 40 90 o'clock, 4. NJ, on eaoh
of said days.
Dated This llta day Of April, \. d. lS'2.
A. r.. HALBERT. 2 ,,.--.-....--
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GIVES HEALTH, STRENGTH AND
APPETITE.

My daughter has received great benefit from the
use Of the VEGETINE. Her declining health was a
source q great anxiety TO all OF her frends fsw
bottles Of the VEGsTISE restored her health
strength and appetite.
". II TlLDsN
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
No. 40 Sears building, Boston, Mass
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Average Temperature Of the week. a. ol9 @
tue same week -7i, As. b. Barometer $50 inches
Fall oi rain, O.i1 inch.
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Tas Iyi1ass ARE Oh rHg TAu-ptlu but Time
and sickness dc rive Gora people 81 ths.c hlr t.lu
the ersinin@ kufe Nevertheless plI.LOs'5
CHEMICAL HAIitINViGvAArOk 90 ps tng Ali-
ing oul Of Lhe lbres inevitably and lmnea -ataiy
produces 2 fresh eroath, and keep tue hsir DO d
stare Of vigorous health and glossy beauty.
4l-dGvIt
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Ia Clinton county, n. T., last year, there were
nine Democratic and five Republican Super
us54s The Ieoen; elections jurt reversed these
proportions, ani now there are nine Republicans
ui five Democratic Supervisors
FmE-oa Tuesisy uigaJ a tire broke out
.a Joaa Ja'ets two-story frame building on
Williams street, Whitehall, occupied by him a.
ctrpsntar's shop The building Vas totally
destroyed Loss, $1,000 insured for $4,000.
Ensc, iresuiiary.
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GUNTENGToX's
.1a turdaV Bulletin
NEW BOOKS
APRIL -. 1872.

WOMAN'S WORTH AND WORT I'll. ESs E.sSs-
The Complimen; to h New Atmcsphere-by Gail
Hamilton.
ITALIAN LIFE AND LEGEND5-by Anna Cora
MogAtt Btchie. author Of Cierg mans Wife. -
THE DICTI NARY on EVERY DAY DIFF
CULTIt,S, o. Hard Words blade Easy.n
BORDER RRMINEsCRSCE-by General Marcy.
GOOD BYE, SWEET HEART - by Rhoda
Broughton.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, and other tales
LIBRARY Of Select Reiding-hy bayard Tsylor.
Auril l3-d3t&Wlt
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Try Weeks MAGE Compound Tor ogsshs aa.
colds h is superior t. any 0lcr remedy. VIC
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Wm-ED uusGs-A week sea Sunday eve
ming Robert parrsh who lcsqsa house Of bal
r,pute 10 Waterville, LsmoiI.s County, eot a
young mau named William bsyey drunk for Che
purpose Of stealing hs watch When ttrry
LETT the house late IA the evening the fnoT Nss
falling aul the wind b.o"iag simost gale, anil
oet knowing where he vss going be wandered 8
distance up the mountain road towards B1Ie''-
hcli, where shortly afterwards be VS. found Ia
r-eo'rious condition. lie Wa taken 10 'ae 'i--
iAse anu Anly caiei io' O'i'sr"l'e 1e l-1''
tide '2"o grand J-r'r' Ta''i resulted IN 4 nne q
100 beng imposed upon ''' 'I'''''f. ''5..'''
WIN i've month"; .D' ''''''i''H' 'I ''' ''''
''' UNA i ''.' '1''' ''''''''' anu 600 '--
time 'A4' he hiss been an 'nma'e oil The county
j'A-
- ... .,,.
''-'.-'' ''''
w. o. ..' "
~.
i-' .'',-' '''' va ',' -i'''-'' ''''
'' ''
'' '' ''I .N'H''- '''' '-' sl's sure -'
''''''I or Tue Al'', It, ''''' - ''' - '''
'-- 80 -. -.
-3-.--,. -. ,,..f.-It.
~, o.. ~. ..-
'l.-' w. ~ -' t''y lug ..'' ,' -, -
''''A'i sung GUS ~ ''' 'AD' w.
'a1'' ' ''''
'-' o'''''1
FLE'hNNAs -l2' nee 'l'e' 'ieeA "''' .-'
Ias' No'dAF n's''' We near OK I' 'NA'-T
ing DONE aihough the river lhis p-ln' If
very h's'-
The appointment u MIR Z. H. Ar~is. as cash
Ter oi The Nah'nAi bSHh' OF N'senles' &c 8
meriied reward Tor MS a7iaou' !tcors during
the period be 20 conr'eous'y niieI 'a' position 81
teller and sssiatAnt cashier
Hon. F. h. Woodbridge IN town .ar o ie"
days.
The exhibition of the Nergenues erided sehy-i
takes pisae Ihursisy SOD fiidSy '''nias'' and
Il sure 90 draw Alsrge audience ia's school is
under the supervision OF L. + beA'on' A.
b. a''isiet BY a talented corps oi '''che's'
AL was never in \ more prosperous condl''a
than at the preseut time.
Several Of our citizens propose Attending 'T
VoiiyeT's lecture ia your city, this evening
AEsEsT OF H. E. ADAM, or RurLASp.-Our
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pi hEs-5 IMPROVED COMEDlNE AMI PlaPLE
IbMkNA.-1he Skin Medicine u the A 20 Is war
rlrtad o. cure FLESH WORMS, PIHPLss Eruptuns
and BL0rcHzD designations OF the face. Sold ny
all Druggists. Depot. - Bond Sc, New l0rk.
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Ihy Telegraph
Sew York Money anu Stacis Market.


Sew Erti. Money amt stock Market
NEw YoRs, April ~.
MONEY easy ct = per cent % gold.
SfEkLiNG ENCnA sGE duh at l09t&iG9i
GOLD steady az lltEAlli. Loans O., per cent.
% u4t for carrying, ana then for use. iiclrings
Sol 5000 cdr. The treasury distussed sol COO
GOV EH%M ENTS 6rm with an advance OF on
.scEs is6rs and ls65's The treasury took s. O1l,-
uUu az no q. iuH6i 30 eO-igl
STATE BOMBS duh AID steady Tennessee and
South Carolina i'm.
81, Cko opened irm anu Moderately active; Pa
ci6c Mail very strong and active. opening at ojs,
and advanced to 6s but fell to o. but closed trP at
e., 30 Northwestern strong Hnd moderately active,
it sold up fr.m Sls to So and closed at - Column
bus CiLcnnat and indiana Central active and
FIRM closing So 23.. The general market was
rather heavy at one time la the afternoon, but
closed strong ana tolershy active II having been
reported that the government had receded from the
clAlm upou England Tor consequential damages.
u. S. Few 5s.-..-...ill TO. 1901 reg. Jgiy..ll3i
L. : CO 50 o9up----il6 be t16e res. jliy...il4
.rI tfHa.
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'F'Hls NAy CERTIFY that have given ny three
! sons, fet, Cross. JOSEPH Cross and Henry Cross,
their t-e, du Ing the remained of heir minority,
aud therefore ! shall pay none I'll their debts nor
ciaitu any Of ihelr wages alter inis day.
FRANCIS CROSS.
Colchester. VI. Aurl @. fS-2.-'sw3w
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THERMOMETERS. BARON. Sisus-
< 7A.E.I2r.M 9PN. (mean)7 =. y. Pm. 9F.u
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A. + HALlBERT' Commissioners.

]
| oEIp = FgFr,to,n.s ,.S-V,rs.
/ ..1-t1r-- ,,s ,----..-'.-
't-'-H '' Fhi'Ai'NI L, The hon. the PROBATE
Z DISTRICT oFtHifrEvlEv. g. Court Tor the Distric
>'i ohitieneea'
estate Of 0ra 49, aJs Of st. deor 'so
WHEBEAs ap2l.,a.i.n bath been mae T., MS
~ C1 g' .1 -s,r'un1. by the Executor Of
late otst Gsore. IN d district eesrSs ease r' for
..cen-e o. sell "A ce-t.'a farm q lana in said st.
=, 49, He ms .',i.h.l D. the iorec 0s1re
~ q h'i --a7i' -et'.n- iur % fnat be has obtained
ma. decree -l posses 10 ' a certain farm Of and
n 81 eelr7e' e'attnS about - acres against one
uli'-Il ~ i'-i'-' Hii emit tno WILLOW AM children
e.. 80, " .i-ise,.' ''.i a.Ail1 an interest
lHeieI- thtt Do s nec- -try % Eel said real estate
'i lt ftt i1i' % tie oe'ts ana caa--es 81 a mia
.'.--' ~ 7.-,. $3.50 eai tASt su-h sue woald
.'- R 'ia ie.i- t-I Ait persons Interested
pa s'i e-...e. a-o iit' a Part ui sal4 real estate
[ -t '''''''' arg -"J 90 those interested in
/ tv1a--' OBJ t ,,. .
"u99iy-t a. 'ue stt N"ti- HppvinleI and as
s.-ie 9- 'ns ',,h Gay Of Ap'll, D. i.72. at TIE
/ - US .,,1i'' pa 'i..- 4'.-tiict 70 hear
So n. -.. $500 ' '-' ps' Lon ana ordered
A- ~ '-'-'1i t gwen % al persons
W. .f f.'.'1li.t- NA's oIdeF. 70
$3.50 "-' ,.5 t.--s tl- g.i-s '- rearing thre2
NteAs suele-i'ei -n tie blrl.nz-1n Free rress,'
newspaper ""'lli u.ite- DO TIE I5hnurhpcd %
those persons Interested .l sad ests -e. I'D which
f- ID nc previous % 'he Jay signed
-'- % .i..'.-- ....
.-..' '.t 'i.' A''- A.i-ie- 90 appear oeio7e
4i Court o, PIE o. ne tlI phase ASST -av,- then and
-e.- ~ p ,l"..' -te 'i's' a. lne Ia = directs,
'l' l',' ..1A. q. '-- ' - '-'i'' i-'I--- ol almiu
ma ar ..l5'l"ns to iae
-ii-..- = ..l-.i use % p ~ -e. cause
this -'n day o.. April, A. D. ~ ,,.,,s ,
-F1w
Ju.t> pI,cs-s rST.TE
STATE OF VERMONT ! TIE Honarab.5 tho
-t.--,...- no.. .s--,.. 80 PROBATE Court, I0r the
n. sly 70 o. thItf@ulen.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
Meteorological Record.
APRIL-sEcosD wEEk-is72

Lat. a : q Long 3 : 10 Elevation above tida
water 3o' feet; above Lake Chsmplain ~ feet
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6Ac E1araels.

r.tf"Ir, rt.-lr = so-. ua lHs l-tI inst .
20. f.. l..,. a. Johnston George A sr4 n-u.
.t.". .. 81 A h-te %. Or-t- 90 C.Itht..er
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otAit az VERMONT , J.. O.. J Howard,
,.......- ....,...-., a. - tCisrs 0. Caifteuden
County. hereby cer-
tiiy that pu-susu. o., 'aw, GA tits second Tuesday
IN ApCl next aiier the Cyst Tues av ia March, A.
D. i--Z have opared a1r cinvssssl the votes cast
by the trcemon ..iHt .oG1tv. on the frs. TUESDAY
in March. A. t isse. iHr County Jomuiss ouer, anu
James qIrfs OF Charlotte, in said County, having
receive She greatest pumhe % said votes hereby
declared elected county Comm ssioner. 10 and for
sad tr.-t --cel county fog TIE ear ensuing.
t-w3~ a. J. HOWARD. Clerk
IN BANKBUFICT.-D.stric Of Vermont, sat
tUIerail iu sti1 district. TINS g dAy II pril A.
d. i--1. The uaders -rcd hereby gives notice OF bic
appointment as Assignee of Patrick Heniy q
Jeucho, ia tie County Of CAittonden and State
Of Vermont. within said District, who has been
adIutsud Bankrupt UDo1 Creditors petition by
the District Court % sl.i District.
i2w3w =. o. HUMPHREY, Assignee
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The Washington correspondent Of iae Troy
Times speaks of Willard snd Poland, Of Yer
mont, az /" two Of the bulwxrks Of reform.
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Oslo -. LOCEWOOD'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
f.l-rL.,.r .t,---g-r, - Court for the District
Of thit.elCe1s
10 tl- heirs AID all persons interested in the
estate cl ori1 lockwood, late Of 20. George.
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snrICr ~ RANkRrprcY.

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ESQ. p. FOSTER,
L. :. E;sr-hal, a Messsur
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T P. rRAvER, AvcIIoNgER,

r p. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER,
cs Office 80 Great Jones street.
Will sell this day at IL o'clock 20 Blocker street.
Mott Hou-ehOd Fwrniture Of private residence parties
going abroad, viz walnut Parlor Furniture, Velvet
brussels and other Carpets OcIohs fine oil Painlinys
ithoyraIhs and Chromos Mirrors Clocks Tete.sTecs,
Lounges Wsrdrobe carysd walnut snd anossny BED
Msurcsses ooking and Parior Stoves Orookcry, Glass
ware, Kitchen Furniture. 60
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MADISON FORD, GENERAL AUcTIoNEER,

r MADISON FORD, GENERAL AUCTIONEER,
q. sells this day. at the four story dwelling 3H Bowery
at2 o'clock tho Furniture OF about Id rooms being
complete assortment medium class Furniture, con.
Manei Mirrors. Pekhardt Paine aud other Sofa Beds
fine Curled Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds Bedding
black walnut Centre Tables Burtaus Bedstcads Rocs
ers Mirrors, Tapestry Brussels thrce-ply and other
Carpets; Wario ones, Window shades, eighday Clock;
Glass crockery and China and ian.y articles, to-
gcther with few doMn fine Brandos and Wines bot
tied for inmiIy use the whole tor absuIute sale.