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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

A BERRT COOP BU.ISsss.-Joseph Chauvin,
who conducts Pierce s Co s grocery establish
ment in The City Market. sod last GUNNER s 900
quarts Of blueberries, 200 quarts Of strayber-
riet. 500 ofrsspberries. and 500 of blaoEberries;
tots. 8, 800 quarts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

YERGESEEs MAEKsr.-The market on Sttur-
day last was light snd prices unchanged
% to 81 cents for butter; eggs. s. cants per
dozen Hsy, straw, potatoes and apples, same
az previously quoted. Shipments on Tuesday,
1919 pounds Of butter also quantity or eggs
md anplas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

RIcHroaD.-An elderly gen emaa OF Go wss
married to a young maiden Of ia Enosbursh'
las, SUNDAY. No cards.
EFT. Marsh hiss purchased the house Just
north Of Rounds & Graves store, OF the tarrar
estate, for 81 $40.
TIE. Brornell, Of PovnSl. delivered ten
pargnce lecture IL the Methodist church, on
Thursday evening, to a large audience
The Union church viii he dedicated on Thurs
day. February 10. Services will commence 81
| 10 > O'Clock. II Is expected that DR.. Li'eh'
Of Waterbury, viii preach the dediostory ser
mon.
Hubbard SeArles, OF 81. Adams, hs' bought
he house on Main Street, just north Of Free
= an Davis house. Of s 7 Marsh, for : 900.
y c understand that he designs TO move here
an, open millinery and fancy goods store in
the house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

GRAND LEX On Wednesday. January 2itb,
parish vista and oyster supper was. hell st
Grand Isle, 70. the benefit Of Rev. Mr.. Chrybiie,
pastor Of the Ietholist Epissopsl church and
on wednesday, January 81, smother vas held at
pastor Of the Congregational church Both
we're very generally attended by the islanders,
and few persons from the mainland The net
proceeds. sitter dsiuoting expenses, we're about
500 OF each occasion.
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DIED.

PEsnY-In Chicago. III Feb. ID, Ms. Cat arine
Perry wild W OF tns late Daniel Perry Of this city,
aged y years.
TIwAsus In Bethel Conn. Jan. 3)th. George
VI son Of Il. ". and A. E. iimauus, aged II years
MoWIrL.Aus In this city, Jan. 3Ist, Patrick
McWilliaus, in the 77th year Of bis aso-
HuBBELL.-ln Charlotte, Jaa. 81, Polly huhbeil,
wife OF >. " Hu1hell, aged y years.
BHowS - In III citr, Feb. 6th. OF consumption,
Ellen wife Ct William Brown aged s. years
sHsLDoS.-In this city, on the 29th, Corneliu' II.
Sheldon, aged 50 years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

A young man named Kerr, at work 10 Aorse's
CT. pooard sud shingle factory Al NeNarS' w.
VIII. adjusting belt recently, got caught be-
trss, the belt and SHAFT and vas fearfally man
gIo9 vhs chances Of lie ere small. One Of his
ans va. broken in fo1r places, and he ia thought
to be iniul Vi iniernsIly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

CHEESE Box FACToET.-Messrs. ). Il Leon
ard Of Hines5urgh, aad Jos. B. Biruum, Of
Ferrisbureh Centre, propose starting cheese
box factory 81 Forris5urEh Centre, near ibe
depot The vz;er privilege at this point is su-
perior, aud the location is directly on the rail-
r1rJ
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NATHAN MoREHoUss,s Estate.

E'HE Subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable rruHats Court for the District u 6rand
Isle Commissioners TO receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands % all persons against the
sad District, deceased and all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto, DO HEREBY give Lot,ce
that SIX months from the e "a day OF DC A ID.
Iali being allowed By sid Court the ditofs or
sd de ceased, u tXhint, aud prove th-r respective
claims before Us, that viii atiead % the du-
ties Of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
6eor-a :. swce', "a AlUu q, In said District, on
the2 day Of Ju.o next al nine O'Clock he fre-
noon.
j R1-iii I B {, "a Commissioners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

ST. Adams BUTTER MARKE7.-The market
Tuesday WAS dull. Fall made, "a TO 90, win
ter msde, % to 2ae, and extra lots at 26c.
Cheese hiss advanced slightly, for faetory-l4
10 l43-4
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PRArr-HgSDRIcK-I Fnosnurgh Jan 3isl, at
ths residence oft Q brides father, by The Rev o.
n. Boutwell,. Mr.. tsssius Pratt OF Ailton' a-o
Mss H. Eronie iiendrcE o. EnOsbursh.
C,RPsxrgR -BRoNx.-At Crown Pout Centrs, Y.
Y Fso. 7ih by the Z ght Rev. ". II A. y sssil'
D. -, Waiter Carpenter, M, Professor In TIE
Msdical Dc art-.eut Of the University n vermont
TO Miss Alkaline T., daughter Of George Brown ESQ.,
Cf Crown Point
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

AFTERNOON.
A Committee o. Resolution va appointed =
the President, consisting Of E ". Humphrey.
7. HoIcomb, and Mrs Susie -huler Of Milton.
The follovirs names were proposed by tie
Committee ca Nominations Preaideat, Louis
Polie1s Vice President, Dr.. L. C. Butler Ct
Essex, ard Z. w. HumphTey Of Jericho; Core
spending Secretary, G. W. Winch, Of Under-
hii! ; Recording Secretary, C. A Barrett, Of
Wiuo7ski Treasurer, :. Z. Wheeioc1 Of Milton.
Committee On place q meeting, reported Ul-
deThill as the next plsce Of meeting. snd offered
the following resolution, which vas adopted
Resolref, That the 1aeetibs OF this Assooia-
tior be held annu>lly instead OF ssm;-annuslly.
Such meeting 70 be held in the month Of October.
Rev. J. Il. wooava1i thaa. very ably opeuel
Discussion 81 " The Parents shai in ;he eiu-
cation Of the child D.cuf sion continued by
J. g Cilley and A. J. Ssnbor n.
C. L. Stove read a scholar ly essay en- Sc How
to Read"
Mrs. J. L. vsushop OF Rutlaal, read two
selections which pleased TIE audier &c very
much.
Julian Dan. delivered ane add ess on
" Teaching" The address w.s comp, ,sed Of
general hints, suggestions and sdvice " tee
subject chosen, and was full Of praoticali Ucrn-
alton for the working teacher.
The Committee on Resolutions reported. The
following resolutions, which we're adopted
Resolres. That the thanks Of the asso, iaiion
be rendered to the people OF Milton. or the
cordial manner with which they have welcomed
ms for their generous hospitality and for ne
interest they have manifested in the meeting.
Reso-red, That the thanks Of the .ssocisti On,
are due to the people Of Milton, for proyidiu so
comfortable and pleasant placs for holding this
meeting.
Rssoired. That we tender our thanks e tie
officers Of the association, for ths Aithfs dir
charge Of their duties, and their uutirius efforts
in contributing to the success Of the meetf II.
Resoire9. That the Association ten Ter il.
thanks to those gentlemen iron other -eounte.
who have attended the : .soeistion o. 80 ably
assisted, and al others y ,o have con.ri juted by
their essays and disc" .ssions to the il terest O
the occasion.
HtsO' yea ina We offer our thanks Il tie Yer
mon. Cen'iA' airoad for their gensros ty IN ez
'9Hu'"s u the courtesy Of half fare.
hsy, H Woodward offered the fol-, wing re
.esolrcf, That We, citizens Of Milton aud Vi
atty, do hereby tender our thanks to the Asso
citation for meeting With US hoping that thu bene
fits we have received will be lasting.
Adjourned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

EssN CENTRE-Ihe select reading recently
given By Mrs J. L. Wsughop Of Rstlsnd, Vt,
before the students OF Essex Classical Institute
we're OF a most pleasing and profitable kiad.
Mrs. Wsughop is young isdy Of fine intel
lectusl eudownents and possesses excellent slosu-
tionsry powers, through which she saems to win
the admiration Of those who give her hearing
She is entirely eugrossei in her work With which
she Is thoroughly claverssut. All lovers Of sood
reading should give her so audience
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

HAVE A BiTE7-A weil-kuovu ssloon-keeper
in Cohoes inside a bet one day this week hist be
would eat mouse. which come parties hsi just
c4uglt ir his saloon The bet was for 50 To
the utter ss;5nishmeut Of ell present the msu ATE
the mouse, body, tail and Land thst too, before
life hsd become wholly extinct TO the credit
Of the young men q Cohocs who were his con-
panions b. It ssid they have 81 given hin vide
berth since the beisty stair.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

Let Il not he fJrgo;ten tha- fr The complete cure
Of Eitney. bladder and glan1ular dise4s--l mental
and physc Il deoiiity. loss Of gor snd 20 Fevp the
human struc.u c 10 healthy am vigorous condition,
no better re neiy Gao be found than smols1ie
Extract Of Bdchu. Il il great pantcsa Tor 10 male
complaints, and - not unpleasant 10 the pAlli'.
Feb S-deCd EW4-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

The coneert by the henderson, Quintette clob
viii he given Thu-tdsy evening, Feb 22i, instesd
o. 18th, as before announced
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

IN BANKRUPTCT.-Distr o. Vermont sat-
j Rutiaud tne 81 DIV oi fehTuty A D. In.
The undsrsi gncd hereby give notice Of hi ap
pointnent as ASH -nse q fh- estste Of H.ssrs Luxe
rtearn- OF kul. I'd, IN the County Of Rutie d and
STATE Of Vermont, rithin sid District, who has
been adiudSvd BenErupte Creditors petition by
the District Court said District.
33wsw J. kGERrOV. Assignee.
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Ghs Markets.
WATERFOWL Union Live Stock Market.
FOR Tgs wEEk ENDING TUESDAY, Feb. 6, 1872.
AMOUNT OF LIVE sTocK AT MARKET.
Il -. Cd


Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
E 81 e; IS: s:;E' 4 4 IS IS
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice $40 I2.9I02 +;
extra 50 d q s75. first quality. s'25 6s on Sec
ond quality, s. Is as co. third quality, 5, 75f rs.
PricesofStore Catlle-Workins Oxen, . pair from
Mich Cows and calves, from $40 a Co; extra, SOS
a 81.
Farrow Cows, sl9G25.
Yearlings, 81 a le; Two years old .si2e25' Three
years old. sx5Gis
Western fat sw'ne-Live, none.
Store Hogs wholesale, none.
Prices Of Sheep ana LamDs.In lots, 81 50. $500,
81 % and 50 o. eaca kXtrs, s. 80 q -, or rom
TO ePib
Spring Lambs sio1@s2
Prices Of hides rsllOT and Skns-Brighton Hides,
sl@s, y b; Tallow, 5,Q5, Pt Country Hides,
si15ieFb 1Elow 5H5se q b #, Pelts, 81 OOD
8 so; Calf skins. Ie alsc y b.
REMARKS.
Catte-Notwithstan. ing the heavy fall Of snow
Nor h, by ths good management OF the railroads the
st OK was LACED ia goJd ssss n tuesday morni 2.
with oaly one load u stock back. There is a new
railroad bel bashs1 through, as fast IS 800 work
men car push IT, I'm Nashua, - u connect with
the titchburg n r II Concord Mass, a shorter
distaLcs d will lana stock much earlier than the
present srrang, ment There Is Il steady demand
Tor cattle, 40 prices are m Ht last weeks quo
tstons. K. E Freac sold = Iou at sac 3 10. dress
IT. a shrink Ken at Sc z b Dress VT 35 shrink
, stssrs at si3 each u U Chgmberlin sold 2
at loo q ID, DR. st 8 oxen &c Y h. dress
vt anu cattle from G7c y b dIeS VT.
Dow sold xea at scelb OTess VT. dress 901 lbs
steers at T. Y d, dress VT. Crrss $50 lbs each.
Sneep-Tners Is Ol!y a fairl-h trade for Eheep.
VS. ind better grade OF sheep sellog At unchanged
.es, ECU ally asgoOd shesp hat sold last week
for &c T. Il closed tc CT he srikipg fea-
tuTe ,fths market was tns i'm proved stock. M
boWia sid lot fed by Hsverhil Paper Co n II,
sl wethers ard yves tn : 10 h, AZ &C ID. II
hroncs sold % Fh=ep, acreage 20 bs. at 81 Y b.
B DshOis Of I JOhfs, Ca soto q LIT q 81 head
- vi. avtrsgs ~ rs, this lot were worth 80
V Z more THAI thuy brought brown Burr sVld
LIS SHEEP a. 20 b &c IS ibs; s. shosp, aver
age b, AZ 73o Rb n Dudley cold 100 sheep.
aver se 20 rs al &c 10 l b sargent sold % sheep
At &c II, average = tDs.
PCulUy Live p0u.ry is offered AZ unchanged
pr Tbs abundance OF dressed lots from the West
governs the uGrEet The VAST Two weeks. so quote
eq IA oti a. u. di3c Y y prime, "a Sts; good
lif@iiic medium Ia = i.ic; poor to m-diuin lie
= y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

Nc FcRRIsBUR9H Exm8Iros--Tae cxiibi-
ton given by the Bristol Dramatic Club, at
Good TemplsTs' Hall, No. Fsrrisburgh, en- the
25th ult, was ret only highly crediabe to the
members Of tic ciuo, but vas very gratifying to
the large aud very respectable audience With
which they were greeted. The club had IN
doubted talent, AMI their acting was in our
opinion. superior to most OF the travelling drs-
matte trouues.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

The mean barometer FOR January was %, 70
thermometer Is. IS; rsinfall, ~ in.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

Disease seems 70 bs bora 90 every one, e appears
50 natural hut tbs os, to be dreed Of Allis Hoart
D ssase, VII ch attscss IS IA cur vitals. ald has de-
aed every medicine. Dr.. Graves Hcsr: Rsgulato7,
We hink is the only preparation which comes cat
boldly ard cain TO cure 1t, and for which positive
Testimonials cln can be shown q it5 euss. 33vit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

Avorage tompera.ure OF the m0ltll IS. 70 !;
II JsnuIry ISL. l4.-s. Average Of January fo-
fifteen year,, IS. 956. Barometer. Tor the month,
Is. SCI inches. snow inches; no rain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

WArERBURY- ladies Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will give an oyster supper and
social leyee, at the house Ok Eiisds Moody, On
Tuesday evening. February 9th The Water
bury Qlintette Band will enliyen the occasion
With music. Proaseds Tor The benefit Of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

NEw FoEz. FEB. 9.
COTTON ai3 higher sales 1853 bales middlug
Up ladE at Z3io.
FLOUR steady "a es son hhlscf state at s = a
6 q round hoi' Ohio ~ q 3j. Western IS a
500 southern - 40 3d.
6kAiN-uhe4t mo sc,ive ard scarcely 60 arm
sales 2ip'- hu NJ >.rnz az 57ri . . No 50
q s. Winter Red western % q O. White
Michigan ! 6-ei -. Corn heavy aud lower +;
stles IS % hush lew mixed Western at 72174s
closing 40 d-ii,. Oats GULL sales leol bush at
53d53 C..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

The reelection Of Professor Louis P5ens. as
President Of the CAiueuden County Teachers
Association, ST Milton, Saturday, was a well de-
served tribute to the energy, fidelity sn3 ability
with which that gentleman has FILED the position
during years psst, and viii give s'is.sction to
I'll the tsaehers auG people Of the county.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

wendell PH:LLIPs' LECrUnH-A lce from
4r. Phillips to NJ. Cronbie, Of the Young
Men's Association, ssys that he sill fulfil his
engagement to lecture here, in March. He ez-
poets to be through with his Western engage
ments by the l),h O; March, and viii then
.-.roc Aare
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

RUTLAND RAILROAD. At meeting Of lie d.
reetors Of the Rutland Railroad Company, hsld
E. the Presidents office on Wednesday afternoon,
the board w.s organized by the unanimous re-
election Of tie following officers
Presideaf-John B. Page
Treasurer-Joel ". Haven.
Clerk-Jsmes H. Willisms-
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y : =
STATE or VERMONT, , The Honorable the
DISTRICT oaTTzyosy .,r fI a. Sli .Il .e
To the ers and al persons Interested 10 the ssIafe
Of David rUr nsn late IF CU.clestlr, Il said
District. deceased.
GRFEfISG;
WHEREAS, application hath been made %
w this Court in writing. By the fdniuistratrr
Of the e. lte, OF sal dec prgy ing for D. ccss
and authority % sell ths real estate Of sid
deceased, ssttinz tortl She Elm that % suuld ne
beneficial 20 The hens ard all Ie-slus me estso IL
SAL estate 20 sell tho whole Of h reai s-fae %
sid deceased. 81 al the hs.r- Il sair osrate IL
n : S-ate Lsyif q consented o. su,h scl-
WherFupon TIE ssit C0u-t aprointei and a.
sigue1 the dsy a. &c yuan. AD.l7-g At the Pro
bate C0g.t Rooms, 10 ssil strict. 90 hear and de-
eide upon said ppl 7if.0a an petition and ordered
public notice thereof he given ~ all per inter
est-d therein, By publ shin- Dr. order, o. Their
with the time eHt place o h-ar NJ three weeks
excessively in the Burlington FREE PRES news
paper which circulates ia the ne ia aorhofd If IA
persons interested ID NJ estate. all <hich publ
cations shall be previous % the day ii snsd for
he tring-
TBEEsFoRE, You are hereby notified % appear he
fore aid Court, al the time and pa as-led. then
and there in ssiu Court 20 maze Nuus sctiDns 20
the grhrng such &c Lse u u Iee csus
Given undor nv hand, at the PROBATE Court Rooms
this ilt1 day Of Janusry, =. -. isf3.
3lw3H T Z. WALES. Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

RICHMOND Rev. M Litoh Of Richmond and
wife having been absent from home few days,
were taken gomevhat by sar2rise on taeir arr
val st home. February let, 10 fEd the parson-
age full Of the good people Of Richmond and
vicinity. In order &c make pace for tbs in
truders, seventy-ave dollars il greeablcks, and
about twenty-five dollars il groceries were LETT
With the genial pastor.
The Depot at Richmond was broken opan the
night Of the first OF February and ten gallon
key Of liquor tskan, snd six or eight gallons
drawn from smother barrel belonging TO Mr..
Love. There is No certain clue to the robbers.
TArIoR's GREEs-HoUsFs sTe looking finely
these days. We paid them visit yesterday,
aud fouad them gay with the brilliant colors Of
the Azllias, J1poaiaas Cinnararils, Beyonias,
Erica, Acao;s, sai q hundred ether kinds Of
beautiful towering plants. Am ons these, the
Poinsstte-s mex plant to as, with brilliant
scarlet crown three or four inches aoross,-was
conspicuous. Mr. Tsylor's stock Of Tea Eud
Noisette Tossr, and hoi-house plants generally,
wss never so large and varied IS now, and
fower loyers will fad o Witt to bis ho.-houses
worth their while
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

FARFA1-Last Friday evening The offcers
Of Messy Fount Lodge, elected the previous
week, were installed
Rev. l. A Duuu is here on 4 short visit from
the West.
There Is deep religious inleTest manifested
here. Meetings have ooea hs.d a, th5 churches
since the Week Of Prayer aud several thorough
conversions have Deea wrought Rev. Mr.
Ferris presches each evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

not. Refreshments will be terved at the rooms
of the order near the place Of meeting.
The afternoon and evening will be devoted as
usual to public exercises of an interesting social
character. Yours truly,
p pEAsE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

Ayo7EER OLD REsrDEST GosE-Mr Patrick
MeWillisms, whose death We announce this
week, WAS one Of our Oldest snd most respected
citizsns,-coming here shout forty years ago,
when Burlington Was in her infancy,-tbere
being only FIVE houses yet built. Mr. McWilliams
has lived an honest and industrious life, devoting
his entire time to the future happiness Of his
family Cor have bis lsbors been uurewarded
for he hiss had The consolation 20 live and zee his
children well es;alished in business and success
full. He wss appointed sexton Of the Catholic
Church BY Rev. Father O'Callighan, q position
he faithfully attended to up to the time Of bis
death. lie hiss many warm friends in this
community, whose sympsthias are extended to the
bereayei family. He WAS seventv-siK yesrs old.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

FEBRuAEr-Frasr wEsk-ls7a.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

STATEN oRMAL SCHOOL,
JOHNSON, VI.
CD. MEAD, PRIycIPAL.
CPRING TERM will oonmsnes sd-es1 y, Feb
y rulry 2sth. AMI continue tniIteen week. with a
full Board Of Teachers.
For further information al -rtss
ISAAC 3. PEARL,
Secretary Cf1rustess;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09
Adjourned



Prof Geo. a. Weber delivered . large sU-
dienca an address entitled " Utlitarisnism,
which was ore Of that gentleman's happiest
efforts 1t is impossible to give in an abstract
any idea Ct this discourse. Rich, earnest. pro
found. Astounding in information and fuggss-
tiou, no one heard it who did not g sWsy The
wiser and better for it.
SATURDAY MORNING.
The session opened with large ATTENDANCE
Many well known educators from otker counties
we're present.
Judah Dsas Of P.utisnd, offered prayer.
Mrs. ". y. Pael ps read an excellent essa5 On
80 The advantages el g convenient and well kept
school room
@. ". wirch ,Escustsl School Govern
ment," fo,loEed oy c. 4. Barrett. J. s. Gil e.,
judah Danah an Il i. t Lesvenvorth.
Prof c. Il TSrkins delivered sn address en-
titled - Botany in the common schools" l.
was good adlr.ss trong plea for the intro
dictioa o. Botany in the common tchoois.
a model recitation Wa given By Mas F. E.
Williams OF Burlington, an interesting and pleas
ing object lesson, with 7 upils from the city
schools
B. 7. Holsomb read az ,st. u-,ivs esssy On
So Method in Study"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

USuED STATES CfaCvIr CoURr nudge Wool
ruff, Of the United States Circuit Court. las
affirmed the decisions Of Judge shipmsn, in the
United States Distric, Court. in the cases Of A.
J. Samson, Assignee, We. o. A Barton Same
vs.. W. Il. Blake, and A. ~ S. L. u Clark
snd Same We. W. Il Bake ard A. NJ Clark
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

EssEx CLASSICAL INgTITuTE-Tae increased
attendance a. the Institute the present term
makes it Of unusual interest to all Evidently
the building5 mus: soon be remoieled and En-
lsrgei in order to accommodate all those seeking
sdmi;tance. The public examinations for the
term viii begin Tuefdsy (Eeb. l3th) and bold
until Friday neon. The friends and patrons of
the Institute a-e most coriislly invited to attsud
Thursday snd Friday evenings p15lo eKhibi-
tons viii be given in the Ha.l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

Or sszo's Cattrfh Rene " is no Paten. medi,lne
humbag soften up 20 cu2s the igaCrant ani credu-
lous but IS part CT specao Tor Nasal Csta5rhi
IS Cold IN tee Head - aad kinlred DISEASES Isl
Van e-wkgar 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09
BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
Meteorological aecort.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09

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