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Neu advertisements.
THE srHnAT Pied az AMERICA.
HELTnfyl CLIMATE. FRZs aOHEs. GOOD
Markets

TIE NOafi; rACIFt, IsaEL-
ROAD on,rs tor sale It's Lands Ia Central sad
Western 3ill.,-9;a, eultzein- d. Tbs hest Of
Whe.t Land. , Excellent E.Hiher f5r sbe NIL, shg
Farm and the Fire. ; Reh Prairis Pesturaso ard
Natural AieadoE. water ~ clear LsLos and ran
Mn. st-eains--lu helltfNl ci-rnass uher. FsTor
snd A que & unknown.
GRAIN can Be shipped henos by lake o. market
- cheaply a. from Eastern Iowa er Central Uln4is
Cars now run through these lands from Lake supsf-
Tor % D1kota Price VI Lsud close u trS1k 81 % e.
500 per acre further away SAD 10 Si.OJ. SEVEN
YEARS CREDIT Warrantee Dcods; Northera
Paclhc go BONDS. now scllin, at psr, rucaiysd
Tor land at Sl.l1 No ether un0oeupisi Lands pre-
zen; such ad.antd -es u ssttlsr.-
SOLDIERS under the New Law March, 1872
get leo acres FREE, near ths Raiirosi. by one and
two years residence
TRANSPORTATION At REDUCED
RATES furnished At al principal points East u
purchasers or Railroad Lands and - Galtlars u
6Oyernmen. uoIaes:sads. Puishas8rs, shrir sic.
and children CARRIED FREE over ths NoI.befl.
Pacific road. Vow L the tins :yr Settlers aad Cals
ME, to get Railroad Lands and Government Rome
steads close 70 the track
Send for PAMPHLET conla.n.p: fall information
map. and copy OF New Homestead Law. address
LAND DEPARTMENT. NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI, OR . FIFTH
AVENUE, COR. 9Th STREET,
2EW YORK.
Vuu G ~ sr.f a fvu.u. ina On
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FUNERAL OF Coz. TuckER.-TbB funeral
Of Col. Nathaniel a. Tucker was attended
by large concourse Of sympathizipe citi-
zens Friday a. N. After brief services at
the residence Of the deceased, conducted bv
Very Rev Father Lynch, Vicar General ,-r
the Diocese, the remains were conysy.d
at $50 a. n, TO ST. Mary's Cathedral
where a solemn requiem mass was cele-
brated by Vicar General Lynch, assisted biz
Rev. Fathers Cloarec and Lane. An adj
mirable and qsite lengthy funeral discourse
was preached by the Ri. Rev. Bishop De-
Goesbriand. The floral decorations on the
coffin Of the deceased were magnificent and
conceived in exquisite taste. and consisted
of cross, crown and anchor, with elabo-
rate wreath. The pail bearers were Gen.
George j. Stannard, Judge Carolus Moves.
Hon. Levi Underwood, Mayor L. c. Dodge,
Edward J. Phelps, Sidney Barlow. Edward
{. LOOMS and Alonzo w. Allen. The ar
engagements for the funeral were under the
direction Of John A. Arthur. Esq. and
Col Iheo. 5. Peck There was notable
representation, among those in attendance
upon the last rites Of the departed soldier.
OIL prominent ex-ofhcers Of the army resid-
ing IN tins section. The remains were
buried IA a beautiful lot in the siebtlx
Oathoiic cemetery, on Cough street.
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Town Clerk-Salmon Green.
Selectmen-Henry GIllett, Stafford Fay
W 5. Freeman.
Town Treasurer-S. Green.
Oyerseer Of the Poor B. Andrews.
First Constabie-C. NJ Ii. Ferguson.
Listers-Geo. II. Fay, E. d. Mason,
Samuel f. Cutler
Auditors-J l. Mason, / W Sayle~, H.
L. Sayles
Town Grand Juror>-t;e5 n Brown
Albert Town.
Town AgenJ-Henry Gillett
Superintendent of Schools-E. a. Green.
Voted to raise 20 cents on dollar to de
fray expenses.
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NOTICE

IHE NATTER or VIZ. F. DORR, Bank
t5uPtif-.,o,ce "a hereby given that viii sell
~ f ~ Auct on en tho Lsgsins Farm. Wits
ten' = Ihul.day March -th. s7 at 10 O'Clock d.
vac l4ienol We following property, belon. in. to
sad Bankrupt estate. o. VT
The Lo-sins Farln eouti.n.ns 10 acres 10 .ous Of
hay COW double wasta, leht iuiil e. box va
-oA' A-lt ialr traverse Sic, rs, / pair heavy
douHlc harnesses. pllugls Z s-rtuer ij1 ~.
hucSets, carldron 7tti-a. . dozen milk pans,
: hiIS cans, chuIn, stone boat. hoe, rakes,
tIerOus other articles.
,.,, geo. LANDOS. ASS gnSs
Nllust.n, VI. Fe1y ~. L. -.
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SUICIDE AZ MoNkroX. - James Batter
hung himself at Monkton on Wednesday
last. lie was a single man and about IS
years Of age, industrious, and had accumu-
lated quite property. He had lately pur-
chased farm, for which he was partly in
debt. Thinking he had paid more for the
farm than it is worth, he took the mistake
to heart and became insane. He was taken
to BrattlebOro, but returned in few weeks
somewhat improved. But he soon became
worse, and tho final result of his insanity
was suicide.
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1890 MAhkEf closed during the early hOurs
a. ny Nneh cali loans ranged from 10. 70 }-;fl
~. ~ eha4eI l9elins prevailed IN The afternoon ami
VI. NV srauuaIly declined from I'D 10 nor cent
- wy cluse- kilograms from Washinrtan saV that
10 action was taken In Congress relsf va Ia fhe +.
sue OF SFiplc1 currency. \ l,r-r crs-, t,r m h,
considerable loan OF Psc;hn MIL q, -, 49,,
OF Western Union at ~ w. On pisuse
iOS4lOsi. '-'' etos-ns al
uOLD strong, ranging from il5iGu5 ci,.i,.. d.,
ll9t- Loans at - per cent. for CARRYING and A.,
Tor borrowing. Clcarlngs So 900 pOG Trtas1r, a. y
bursements SlI7.O1O e"9uis Ms
GOVERNMENTS duil and steadv Stata t.t
quiet, except FOR Tennessee and south Carolina ~
former better and the latter lower. RaiIrcaI
mortgages active and iria, except Union parii- In.
comes, which were lower.
STOCKS opened firm, part CLEARLY in Pa.,sc Mali
anu Erie, the former being ?; and the latter Der
cent above yesterdays closing rates. Pacifc hi
not hold its advance; and fell during the dav " N
enormous sales, TO ST. from which there vas "a IN
70 -. at which i closed firm. Erie opened at 81
fell to 6ls, asd closed at IS. Western Union va,
depressed by a clique from 81 70 50 recovering 4
~. Indiana Central advanced during the dav from
90 TO tO3, closing strong IN fair demand the stool
being largely Oyersod IN shOr. interest LAX shore
ranged from So 10 9ii, closing at 93i Rock Island
randged from l3f to llii closing at the lower ~ h.
Union Pacific ranged from j.! 70 35l New Y5rL
Central from l02. % l0]l Ohio amt Mss M
from 45l to 45.. and Panama from lI3 to lt4I ~,
whole market closed steady, at the following QUO
tAtiOns:
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This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye. Harmless reliable
and instantaneous no disappointment no rdcu-
lous t!nts or unpleasant Od0r. Remedies the IN
effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces INxEnI-
ArEIr superb Black OF Natural Brown, and leaves
the hair clean, son and beautiful. The genuine.
signed W. A. Bachelor. Sold hy al Drug, ST.
CHAS. BACHELOR, Pa0F.. NJ
Oct. 2i-deod&Wly
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ed, and weighs bat 1a ounces more sub
stantially made and better finished than any
other mop we have seen. They arc manu-
featured by Field Bros, Jericho, Vt, and
will meet hearty welcome by housc-keep-
ers generally.
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DOOK GYMNASTICS can int NJ mora ffesh ana
ID attractive volume for Spring -ales than 'Ths
and Mrs. II. b. Stowe. a Cyelopydia y DuInest o
Ee nCny and a complete COokcIp Book ~ ore vol
ume send FOR circular q J. 3 FORD & Co. New
York. Boston, Chleseo. or San Frane-sco-h March ..
tdAwlv
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A Card.

We wish, through the columns Of your paper, to *
press our grateful acknowledgements to cur friend,
and pafishioners Of Hinesburgh, for a donation
ofsS-the proceeds Of oyster supper held Feb. 49,
May the riches; o: heavens blessings rest upon all
who participated in the very pleasant social inter
course OF that occasion.
Ina Krfrouc
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I'VE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been eB-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
FOR the District " Chtjandea. Commissioners u re-
ceive examine sgl adius. the claims and demands
Of al persons, a-t the estate o. Erastus ROgers
late u Ln1srh-l. ~ said District. deceased and
also AZ claims and demands exhibited IN offset
thereto and SIX months from tho Cay q the date
hereof, be n allowed 10y sad Court 10 that purpose.
We 90 Therefore hereby give notice. taat We will
sfteul 10 Tie bus ness Of our appointment. At the
dwelling housa % Eiectl Rogers. IN Uuterh.ll. n
said District. on the drst Tuesdays OF May
and July ueAt q. 10 o'cl5eE A. ". On e.ch CT said
days.
Dated this lssh Gay % Fsh-luary. 4 D. t57g
MARTIN T.. HAP6uDD. ( ,.,.-.-,.f,,.
WAIT HUKLBURT ',Hi-i' - oiisia
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In the window Of Cosgrid 4 Town,end's
plumbing establishment on Church street,
is good piece Of work, and to many no
doaIta novel application, Of galvanized
iron 1t j. a large ornamental chimney
eap-one Of @ set made by them for a new
building across the lake, and is designed to
afford protection to the chimney, 50 that
the combined action Of frost and water and
heat shall not cause the mortar to loosen,
and the bricks to come tumbling round the
householder ears, with the first high wind
Messrs. Cosgrif d Townsend will furnish
these caps Of any pattern, We understand and
are making 4 specially of galvanized iron
eornices and brackets for buildings, which
cost no more than wood, and are more
durable, and fre-proof. Anything that
goes to make building fre-proof is good
thing to have, these days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

Cattle-With the Ii ght supply the best pairs
were taken without much difficulty. The river train
several hours behind time this week and also ,
ear loads from the Burlington and Rutland road.
Canada Is starting some cattle. j. p Wiser 4 Co.
distillers are fattns some so head which will come
to this market II prices look favorable This firm
fat about the same number every year. aud the
stock IS welt fed and TAT Prices On cattle remain
firm.
sheep-Seversl hundred sheep came in late last
week, after our report was made up, are counted
into the supply this week. Butchers paid high for
what few arrived by the middle OF last week. hut
since the butcherlng OF Western sheep, mutton
dealers have all they handle probably. To-day
sheep not selling FOR anything over 7{cS ID, and
and we did not sell single dock 0flambs in market
Prices to-day are full as low a fortnight ago.
Poultry-Nothing in the poultry line ceiling at
over lie Rb. Hardly time 10 start much poultry
| from the country. Some warm weather required e
start along any amount. we quote. Best turkey.
and chickens at 7c v 10 ; medium grade fowl al
| Ice etb ordinary lots at I5l1 Isle Fb.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

SPRING Is Co2ING.-Brigh,er days are
ooming-jGst think Of it. Blle-birds, dan
delions, caravans, scisS0r-grinders, arti
chokes. SiJlets and hand-organs, will soon
sing, shine, show, sharpen. scent and
shrek that spring has come.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

Thirteen were received into the fellowship
Of the Baptist church in this city last Sab
bath, of which number ten were baptized by
the pastor at tho close of the morning
sarrin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

Judge Tyler made a handsome showing in
his own ward, the third where he is best
known. Ho ran eighteen votes ahead Of his
ticket
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

Mayor Dodge not only carried LIS own
Ward by q laundering majority, but even in
his opponents Ward (ths Fifth, which is
Acknowledged 10 he Democratic, had nias
majority.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

\ Brutal AFFAIR.-A Salisbury CORE
Spondent writes US that on thel5th ult.,
wife (Sho is Yankee) that lives about
two rails ) north of that village, gave birth
to a child, when the father, grandfather,
uncle and great-uncle proceeded to drink
It's hea lth in seven full pals of hard cider.
The result was that no doctor or nurse was
calle in, and the babe is now dead
TaE BRIsToL Musical CoSvENrIoN.-The
recent Musical Convention at Bristol. was
ell attended, and the concerts given to
crowded houses Among those who took
prominent part in the affair were Geo. @.
Day, of Rutland Prof T. p Ryder, of
Boston; S. c. Moore. Ed. T. Page, l. H.
Toby and Mrs. L. K. Barnes, Of Burlington,
and II. A. Lyon of St. Adams
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

Nobly did the Republicans Of the banner
Second Ward yesterday. But one split
ticket was voted there They stood solid by
the regular ticket, and in fac; decided the
election
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Real EsrArE--Capt. \. q. Watson has
bought of P. I. Sweet, south of the latter's
dweiling-housa. on Union street. lot sixty
six feet in front. for $1,000. We are in
formed that the Captain intends soon to
erect a residence on this fine lot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

Jacob E-tcy Is Co., of Brattleboro, have
sent variety Of their unrivallei cottage
organs 10 the Vienna Exposition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

Moderator, c. W. Wicker; Town Clerk,
Geo. G.,Robinson Selectmen, Michael Ball,
Walker Field, Obadiah Allen; Treasurer,
r. I. Robinson; 0verseers of the Poor,
Selectmsn Constable and Collector, r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

EssEN.-The spring te TN Of Essex Cias
steal Institute opened March 9th The at
tendance thus far Is unusually large
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

The aAlve sale stsld1 adjourned untl russiay
March 18th i7s3. when IN addition 70 the abovs,
the iJlawirr real estate VIII De sold Auction.
The Cook -aru-, outlining about q acres VIII DO
sold, subject O. m1Tt-ase aud homestead. Mary
Cox tsrru containing abuut5I acres. SklnIle House
tarm, Of about llu acrei futhaturd farm q about
90 acres. ChamberLn farm OF about 100 acres
Aah1rm4 farm Of about % scte3. DJten farm ID
about - acres. Bacon lot ~ sl scres- Creed fsrn
of O. acIe=.
This sale VII continue from dsy G, day antiI The
above property = closed uui-
LUCIUS T. S'iiTu, Asst -res
MGukton, u, Eco. 70, l--5 J5w3W
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New HAvly. -philo Bristol y Sons, of
\ergenneS, are erecting largo hay barn a
New Haven depot. The building is 35x5O
feet, and /, now being rooted in. 4 " beat
er 80 hay-preSs and hay-scales viii be put
in position. Quite village is growing up
around New Haven depot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

The as7ignee's sale Of the estate Of John
4. Beers, of Monkton, has been postponed
from March 9th TO Tuesday. March 2jth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

silent disease Furnishes the patient only; but a
yociiorous cough or horrible cold Furnishes whole
household There can be no peace no rest, until it
Is cured, and when single bottle Of Hale's Honey
Qf Horehound and Tar will Danish the nuisance &, il
worth while TO do it,
Crittent0n's, 7 9Th Avenue. Sold by all Drugrists
Pixies ToOthaehe Drops cure in / minute wilt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07
LYMAN g. ALIENS,
1872 CuVIsCU STREET..
JAPANESE CLOTHS AND
POPLINS,

Only Twenty-Five cents ysgI. Same goods we
sold 50 extensively last wear at from 81 o. 20
cents yard. Also small assortment Of Low
PRICED DRESS GOODS suitihir Tor this SEA
son OF the year.
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NOTICE
AsSICNEE'S SALE.

JITHE NATTER OF JOHN A. BEERS. Bankrupt.
Notice e hereby given. that Will sell at publls
Auction. tho Beers Farm. Moukton Vt. Wsdnes-
day, March 9Th, l--3. a. DO o'clock IN the FORE
noon the following articles belln. o. - said Bank
uut's Estate
g cows.I yoke oxen, tlorou gh5rcd Ayrshire bull
horses and c0i,s hogs. 80 sheep. 3G0uble wagons.
Light double harnesses, moving mach mes hoEss
rake- cauldrOu kettle dairy stove, cheese vat,
cheese presses sud hoops. % doEsn milk pans, ,
pl1Ws' 3larTCWs. { cultiyat0r. : sap PANS 40 sap
buckets, store tubs, scrsper. Z stens bost-6 log
cha rs. 8 single sle.-hs, tT1vors9 4lo3s lanni
JaIil. and numerous other articles
LUClUS b. SMITH. Azsi.nes.
7frgt t-- VI Feb l. ISL
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The present winter viii long be rcmem-
herel hy the railroad men of New England.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

Town Clerk-H H. Rankin,
Selectmen-Chas l. Ladd, Herman \.
Phelps, Levi y. Smith
Treasurer-Daniel I. Quinn.
Listsrs-Lucius A. jackson. Nelson VI
Nay, Horace Robinson.
Constable-John H. Bo0the.
Auditors-O. B. Landon, NJ. r. Doyon,
E. I Holbrook
Town Agent-C. W. Writers.
Trustee Public MOney-W. L Phelps.
Town nperintendent-Re j. IL. Wood
ward
Tax, Is cents On the dollar
No opposition to Squier for County Com
missioner
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

WuusroS.-The following are the sta
tistics Of the marriages, births and deaths,
in the townof Wil.iston, Tor the year 1872 .
Number of Marriage, :. Number of births,
g males. %; females. II. Number OF
deaths, 2s males, H. females. l.. Aver
age age Of deaths. 10 year,, months and
u lay-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT. - Dr. H. d.
Holton of Brattleboro, has been secured to
deliver the course of lectures on Materia
Medica in the Medical Department of the
University of Vermont and State Agricul-
tural College for the next torn. His lee
lures will begin with the opening of the
term, on the Goth of the present month
Dr. Holton is President OF the Vermont
State Medical Society for the current year,
and was elected at the last session of the
Legislature to the honorable position of
Trustee of the University on the part of the
State. lie is man of middle age, with q
large practice, and is deservedly popular
as citizen and professional gentleman,
both in his own and the adjoining States
The faculty and students OF the Medical
College are to be congratulated on securing
his services in the lecture room.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

FssRsrUEGu CENTRE. - The " little
stranger" recently left at Mr. F1azier's,
states that her name is Ellen and that she Is
10 years old, and that hsr fathers maine is
Joseph Dceat, and that be lives in tho west
part Of Ferrisburgh. She is now livi 1g at
Byron Fields, near the depot, and insists
that her father gave her to the man who
left her at Fra1ier's lie has not been
heard from since his presentation.
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Inr.I Weather Repnrt.

March 9Th, 1873 mean barometer, 2U.U01
mean Thermometer ,ie3.l mean direction
Of wind, north total rainfall, OF inches
maximum temperature, . p. lst, ~ -
minimum temperature, : q. m, 9Th
%
Gko. II. ELIEEr, Observer
City Election.
The election passed of with tho uimos;
quiet and good order. There was of course
strong interest felt in the election, but lit
tie or no excitement, and no rowdyism or
disorder The day was fine, though cold,
nothing like as severe as election day year
ago, which was one Of the most Indictment
days Of that winter.
Our returns leave Us little space for COM
ments on the result. The vote thrown was
the largest ever cast at a city election IN
Burlington. For Mayor, 1912 votes were
cast. and for Judge, l,25l. In ISL, .O3e
votes were cast for Mayor, and last year,
983. Mayor Dodge majority was 2O6 last
year. when all was harmonious in the
party. This year. with splits in two or
three wards, and various di5afections, it IS
III, which is doing fairly, under the cir
cumstances.
The Democrats elect two Aldermen, one
ofthem by Republican help. The Board now
stands FIVE to FIVE. As the Mayor is mem
Der Of the City Council. the Republicans
still have 5 majority in that body. Over
no part Of the general result is there more.
and more hearty rejoicing, than over the
issue Of the somewhat doubtful contest on
the judss,hip. Judge Noyss Is TO DO cred
tied with a good share Of this result. lie
was making votes rapidly for Tyler for
several days before election, and day Or
two more Of the same process would have
carried Tyl1r's majority fully up with the
Mayors
This day. Friday, March 71h, is the ore
lludrs5tl dag Of uninterrupted good sleigh
iue in and ab5at Burlington. The snow
came Nov. o7th. and there has been no bare
ground since. 40 such winter has been
known here. for many years.
\ National Temperance Convention viii
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Commercial.
wnterto,rn Union Live stne.. Market
March T.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK ArrARxrr.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs Sv ne
THIS week.. as sf33
Last week........ g. 1862
Vermont. ......... O. 1902
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice. 81 -5Tll on.
extra 50 75pi0 25 first quality. $ 2Ja9 . scc0ud
quality. Sc elDi 80: third quality, s. O1G5 81.
Prices Of Store Catt.e-Norkins oxen Ppair, slOo
$50 10 $40, $50, Mich Cows Calves from s. a
$50 Farrow Cows. s2U0o; extra, S5STsn Year
lings, $40 a Is; Two year olds. $40 n y; Three
years old. s30Qf5.
Prices ofSheep and lambs In lots g. 81 - 81 o.
81 -, and 81 : each; extra. . 20 Z o. or from
5d7tcF 10 F; Veal Calves. s sGl2
Prices OF Hides. Tallow aud Skins - Brighton
Hides. 9lI6icPb: Tallow 5iG sc Pb. Country
Hides. eid 9ic Rib Tallow, 5a15.cPih. Pelt s. 75d
"a each; Calf Skins l6arac 2 n.
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People who have cut their Wise teeth. use the So
zodont, and all who do. are willing 10 declare 10 all
who don't use IT, that is the perfect and de-
ightful thin. for the teeth they ever dipped a
brush INTO ;6Wlt&deod
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

FESTIVAL AT CoLcHEsTER.-Ihe Baptist
Society Festival at Colchester Centre, last
Friday evening, proved quite a success. The
house was crowded to its utmost capacity
and over three hundred sal down to supper.
Much credit is due the ladies and others, for
the bountiful collation. provided, and the
manner in which it was dispensed. Tho
Wiuooski orchestra, under Col Munson,
added very materially to the interest and
pleasure Of the occasion, as also did the
choir, led by Messrs. Muuson and Mead.
The other exercises by the young people,
were good and afforded both enjoyment and
profit. The entire proceeds were over $40 I:
profits about SO and that notwithstand-
ing there were nearly a hundred and sixty
free tickets.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

Try the popular remedy for coughs colds h0arso-
ness and all diseases Of the throat and lungs
Weeks Magic Compound. It relieves and cures
with diminishing rapidity and certainty. Il truly
works ike magic. Sold by druggists.
Fed WIN