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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

InciofeI in the above are 100 hales % awe.
Forward deliveries Il "a - y m lower with ONLY snail hu'
decline, sales follows all on basis OF Low MddtrEs m
sales sstunay evening after D. December. 200, 10 81
IsDnay 200 u 1926; ZOO Is 7Gc; 200 10 1890 Feb
raary 900 10 1876 400 - 25.32e; LOO 1850 500,
Is 900 10 2532c March 100 10 532e 100 10 3l6c
Apr 300 6 l,c total 6l00 bales Sales to-day NJ % p m
december 100 10 1l6e JsuuAy 200 1873. 100 10 1851
600 l5as. 400, ID 1922 100 l5a 200 10 ll-32c 100
ibSS 700 Is il32c; 300 IS 5-lGc 800, IS 9S2e 100
TX 3 6r, 300 10 32c 800 10 9l6c February 100. ljse
100 10 1885,, 700, i5se 100 70 2352e 100 - lie
BOO is 2332c 200 Ii lI.l6c. 100 10 23-32c. March,
POO Gsc; POO 10 l16ci 500 l6lse 100 10 1l6e; 100
is 76c LOO lose 200 10 1890 total 10 600 bales grand
total. Is 100 bales.
CFFRB-Thee today Rio; sale, here
OF Sos bags Ontario 24c; 1877 do v D. Kmer at %
AMI st Doc At Baltimore sales Of
$500 New Light a 24c and bags Ceoran all gold
and amounting $40 mild Cofse there been good
iobng 400 Java Crest he Wave =, 2Sc
and 7GO DO Competitor 70 ao resale Of 400 mats
Singapore In Boston 2sc. gold.
H0UR AND MEAThe Flour nrfe. is aove the Low 'ni
Medium the trade ard shipper having
extent superfne grades plenty Al the close the
quite setye and shows improvements the demand largely
Good sales - $1,000 bbi incug
5000 bb Ground Flour al IL 60Qs7 40. We quote: .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY IS always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Pro-. f.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department, read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TEmUSE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE New-iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

in hutfd hut firm RYE
Al r .,,sdy; sales in lots Western Mixed 75q7jc.
CUT ,oiu a, Oats steady. 3 car,
Nothing doI IA . D.l9 VI " ~ N'' $500
sas on n, in or, and sioa-wheat 800 OaT bash
c. GS -g hush; Oats BUSH Eye O23 bush; Barley,
1 a9J hu.b Iske and raj Imports Tor AZ
~ az bl. Wheat IS $50 hush Corn 264OO bu.b OaJs, 81 800
b,.h bush Whest,
9 40 bsb Corn 90 lO7 bush Oas 80 900 bush Barley.
Te,s 40Obnsh Four 0et; Western Ground spring 81
q "a White - 50Gs0 Bakers 81 20 GS8 2j Amber - 20
e. ~ Wbss, ,esdy onoted Misautee no / Sprng al -
p, 81 g. VIII Vistsr 81 7OaS IS Corn SOW; sales
~ An, tab ~ "a La6Se oa, ul held Al as d46e Provisions
W porp ali 40 Short Ca. sI5 Cles Pork SIS Hams Toe
htss rViai ~ 80
shouiders' &c. Dlea.ias' DAVID - '' w. -
ohei Ait ,rr an, hear, Low uldlrg II 7sa
bALihoFh Dev "bsaa.J Wh., .ctivp ,na amer
Zoe resn au S So Pr 70 m. do 81 90 81 Is Chocs
ABB, al SOaSl So Good Prime Red 81 70d$l rs;
D. 40 Iod Indaua, 81 IS; Pennsylyses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
GOTTEN MAkkhI>

Iors,,LLH Dee. S--Coob asisti Mddhnrs ioe
GAlyssroS Dec h-tsptioa, demand "ooo Vi"hs
l3 Ordinary l2i4c eeapu 800 bale, efgoin to the
C.nnsn 367 bAlesi ooAssss 1913 osss' N' oVoo oses
R,soss Drs a-Cosos dali and overi Madhnf' l5te Low
hsles sspsr 70 Britain 730 ba<s ees~iss la eses
ssss as baes spinner w osesi seea, is'sot DAM.
Al rsoasss, igiss Low hoss Zoe s.no Good 'rdioary
NO., r,,sot II 7O5 bales srss IS OCT bas-s sIpod.
~. C..,.s,t S73 tsssse 7vO tsks, sJi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
THE MARKETS.

lCarelullr reported THE TRiBuSR.l
MoSD,Y Dee g 1878.
AsHESThe receipts to-day pigs Pots qae aao'ed
81 Pearls dull sBd nominal
C0TTONrhe market Tor spot Cotton &C. lowers bat the demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

PKrROLEUA-The Refined aci's tOsv and
future and largely export 10 United
Kugiom the 300 bbs las; half December at lac
January at l5e and 10 600 bbs do o
Mach Ia ; quote Ordinary Test for JSnuaIy al Ia
l1ss drmer que quoted at l0d Naphtha also
ser ,nl ia moderate request S24S Crude In better
And .rouger: 900 bbs prompt delivery at bi2' January
Greek generally her aud more
c Az Philadelphia market quet and unehanged quote
December, l3lsr and January. 49, 90 -,
RICBrhe market strong ae' OF 80 casks cdrohna &
s 20 Do arve. AZ S aud 200 bags kangoon at
ut maid the market Carolina has advanced ia DC
sdriees front the Sontb.
sTGtR-Rav Sugars held 6m bat prices irregular; Fa, 20
Refining quoted az IA Sc and Prime hehning At &c the
400 bids and 6J5 boxes follows 600 hhds Cen
fnra 600 TO- Trinidad low Fair Refining, at 12i
800 hhd Fu Fair Refining a. 81 80 do French -ands at 81
ard 400 % Aso 6JJ Mossse boxes az
The for Refined que We quote HArds At lO As $50
Zoe; BE. 9i2d9hsr; Extra IS, 90 d9S'., and c. 9c
sBSCoye. STEADY bot du with oai bid for Prime and
DC asked. Timothy aud FlaIeed unchanged.
SPCRSe MARKET que and without change on sat quotations.
sales IN Boston or 700 cases Nutuegs At % d9se.
,STEAKIN bot quiet; sales Of % tee Pfme at Size
TBAfe market strong With good inclination parehaie but
decided change report sales Of 900 bali chests Greens
saturday evening 800 half chests Ooongs private terms
TALLOW and fairly active sales ~ 100 hhds Pnme City at
1a-c.. and 20 900 10 do OF az 7dse.
WHISKY druer aui icTei sales OF 400 b5s at 53e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
RANKING AND FINANCIAL,

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE Trust COMPANY. Capital, 100000.
For sale at the Office of the Company, No. 10 Cedar
ST.. n Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

The uuoatOns Ioon fannTnt QulI9 Ho1
more than grsie above below qu0ie1.
PREssSI pkLIEgKN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

Railroad bonds presented no particular feature OF
interest. A moderate business was done al gebefany
GIm pIices. The quotations are annexed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT ~ v sTocK EXCHANGE SALES,
DEC \, 1873

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-los O'CLOCK
AND H. O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05

rNrrcr,r-l- az rnr rr.r0. fss
rI-.- Pre-. p-..s.-7 Time
having seen iu tle Araa ar Pa1 "a
+ Mon-pe-ar of the 2-.a inst. au article put-
/ porting On be- an account ll B. late p-lse-a-
+ zion Top the violation a. the ala- low
which is calc1.atci o. give v-aa- im-
preston Oh the public. wish through your
. columns o. give iuir and 1r1e statement
--..- .....-... -..... ..---...s .- -r. --,ra --.
me ea- A'" --'i -
j. i- trla -la- O. ll- drunk DID, Anton
..t.-l l- . 81. rre1r.-
mon -----
and wa- ilul. flalSil--
Wbc- De heaam. ~aber boz disclosed
Cha. -t. t- bad 1I-aI-.1 li1u--
81.
OF A7- A---
Nhersupau complaint N- titele-- ---
r,-ss,enrIor csmmrn-al and 3lr Gale came
...... and maid f.- r,, ,~i-6-
i'i +.-l. aud
oui ui--' .'-- l--
nreparatiau- were mad i.r -1i-. Inc
Irsri.s l,air- d distant relative &c 4ir Aus
-..-. -,.,.-...i and ha-
III p 'l' i''
fore new papers c'-.i 'a ~ai'o-' --l- q u
I'm tool, leg b4a ar 81 sdneslay, and dld
.-. ti. arr.rrance untl SUNDAY
H-- -....,-.,--- -t. -,.-,-.
mornins- "- " '''.''-' -'-- -. -
were served, and after ir1liiess attempt Oh
the mart ofMr. Austin to compromise be
rros allowed a few hours o. secure MS conn
- - Il. ,rrs4-es ready f5r trial. It
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05

Anose VINO are engaged II the sale Of az
cent spirits, ana vino wish 20 continue In
tnal bushes. cannot do more absurd
tnlng than % resort 70 illegal violence In
the contest with the prOhibitiouists vet
lnese Illegal exoedlents are often reSsrted
. There j. lodge Of Good Tempiars al
urand Isle. VI. some time ago the lodge
room was broken into and badly damared
4 few Gays since The outrage was repeated
HE doors were forced. the organ was
orenched with nitric acid. the reralia
was destroyed. a miniature c1fhn was
left inscribed with threats of per-
sonal violence against the Good I en-
piars and Of the entire destruction
Of the building hy nirro-siycerine. We
can imagine NJ more foolish OF suicidal
business than this. The temperance men
charge The spirit sellers with being the enc
mics OF peace and good order. and the splrit
sellers sIralghtWay proceed 10 make good
the accusations Of their opponents.an that.
too, az time when the prejudice crusade
against the rrafhc Is al the hottest Here
are vendors, who not only claim the rirbt
10 sell run, but who also claim that al men
snail drink rum. whether they wish 10 or
not One would that these Vermont bar
keepers had been partaking Of their own
nnias, an imprHoence of which such men
are mol often guiisys-N. Y. Trsbune.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05

,,s.;t;,ners from bringing tneI ma .. -
psto-s the court. 1t only pointed oaI Inc
way Of doing And on a. io in % his' the
..Gs7t-al Vermont" corporation, W - -
,s 0snIi that the creating that eoIPoTs
lawyers Of vermont expressly . g enr'9 pos
corp 3o ~ The = Vermont Central and YER
mont and Canada roads, and that, WIN i
NAV possibly, be declared unsons'i 5aid
and oTerthrown, it Is rather hkely q ~ o~-
animation. There Is still action Pen .-h55
IN the matter. and let Us nope ira. III tTS
present abundant newspaper olo.l ,,-o-e1 |.
at least. operate as the ''ounce OF -.
tioun against judicial corruption u my ~
thinr oil the ssrt is really needed, winch !
do not believe i..,7,-
! have here gone over some Erouil al - -.
toIerahlv we. worked by the hepla5iieaA
and other newspapers. which vii, perhaps
he excused bv the Importance OF the suDlec-'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05

The Press rs school ior inc 81 VI '"ii'
Let me interest you iu -~T subject iol
desire powo-. The art Of composition Of
talking on paper is frst-eiass power
the greatest most influential and best paia
power Of the 18Th century
Its a power mightier than the SWORD
subtIer than gold. stronger than deciama-
zion. sweerer than music. finer than pant
ers uencn OF sculptor chIse-- Yet TINS rare
accomplishment. This transcendent po"al
Of execution that imparrs TO morta-s the ui-
terance and vig0r Of the celestials is q sub
iecr of absolute hatred and horror III the
pnblic and private schools. in the academy p
the college. the university, the female semi
nary and the theological seminary. 1 vii
venture 10 say nobody ever learned The ART
Of composition at one or all Of these lnsllIa-
lions 4 few of their students skim over
the theory. but they abh1- the practice ana
make il point T. slIrk 0-t- sneak oLt-
bawl our lie our. and steal out 1l ever
test Of their skill possible. ana i Ie-- Oh
their success il something amazing
About the only place ln tie whole Wl-i-
% acquire this almost dl7lne art Is ID lhe
school of the printing pres As a practicll-
school Of instruction Iu tlc ART 90 c1Mpe-'-
uan the pres mas I'D rival may saiel'
say g is vel nigh perfect Iu this respect
lis necessities tend 90 make Ic SD and It's me-
cassirIes must forever keep Dc up o. TINS -l-l
standard 1T excellence The practical az
OF composition is the native arr % the pres
the atmosphere 10 which j. moves and
breathe an1 has It's benz
luu Will feel III. tins and more when slu
attempt an article tlr the pres boa WILL
realize then that 10 uristlas all over with tine
instinct OF It's vital specIll-T-
The pres can 1--we without endowment -
il can flourish without great names. 1l- Dr.
cannot survive the loss Ut good comp sl-l-u
original c1mp0sl11l.
Il indulge it, pupils IL the common
tricks 0t their natural deprl7Irv would ne
suicidal Oh Itself s. any --I1lu- any
evasion WIKI rms teacher I- not only M
prl1a1-e 1ur I- utterly Iulli ls-l-l 10 the Ts-1
mature lt the case You are ar once pl-
uu1n your honor ana good behaviour Win
nl least temptation CD slIrk ana under ye--
healthy incentive o. best eu1eavl-- The
pres I- tlem most intense IS practical. e-l-lcr.-
and benevolent school I'D -le world Tuition
gratis benefits priceless tE- l- rrr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05

d " EoNo fEECEwrIos--fle s.. -i.--.
bury Calsaaass say- shat one Byron I---
OF the Centre. has sued Capt.E. G.. Vaughan
druggist, Of Railroad street. and former
Aejutaat Of the 18th Vermont Bs-.ul
ior putting ap wrong prescription. lawns
ms damages at 5000 The story as TOLD -
thus Berry procured q prescruu1r
doctor uota resIdcut.and took i-r1 Vaughn.
VINO gave nm the medicine Bs-- -1
me medicine and was made violently b..
ana only the prompt efforts OF one H-
PHYSICIANS saved bis lie THIS j. b---
sior1 anu ms inference Is that i-----l
laaae mistake IN c0mp0undiu- rla usa
serlptl1n- Vaughan SAYS thar when he--.
Drought nm the Prescription hc told Ll1
was pois1n- and tha- he had bette show q.
70 MS physician before ne took IL. furrlc-
KAT berry lines wss only temn1rl-i
nausea, and that ne was as well a. ever ate.
vomiting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05

IUE VIENNA ExPosIrIov Iosry- G-r-.
a1IoS The Vienna correspondent Of ,b.
New York TINES. under date Of August III
SAYS
Inc exposition Is n0t 0uIy O losing opera
tiou IN Itself. but all the outside enterprise
are losing also. Inc restaurants and tafss
except those along the Prater Alice. are
universally empty. and thousands Of nan
Elns Rnd white tabie-cioths are only soile7
1y tue dust " nen IL was found thar all the
pretty little stands demanded prices .e1ua1
70 the Irols treres. every BODY went 70 tbe
latter place by preference. ana now two or
three really good restaurants IRE taking
nearly all the custom The prices are II
exaggerated that very few care 70 eat v-i+b-
IN tine grounds In CONSEQUENCE f,il,-.-
are occurring every day. Tracy & .Tewe--
the men VINO hrst made the charges ar.,rg-
the Old commission, and upon who's stafe-
ments the reports 10 v ashinrron w.,
based, have failed and run AVA IT,
ieaye large debts behind them. and 7 an
told owe nne man $4,000. Thev left tbe;-
employees mere utterly destitute. ana ori,- :
moment ago l signed ny name H. i -
seripilon list started among Americans a.
lheir rellei- hume s - American Restaur,-,-
and Bar has also failed. ana - - -
turned into an Austrian beer-sbor ~
tnonsn the stars and Stripes SSH a..
above ~, and II Is said that other -
WILL speedily follow suit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05

Inc Louisville C0u-zer-J0uruc. "a Demo
cratic paper publishes CORRESPONDENCE
giving particulars Of recent Ku-Klur ont
rAges. The correspondent gives list of
elcnty-sIL 0u1rages committed in Herrv
owen an3 Franklin counties since $50. vac
rylng from simple warnings % properly
holders not % employ negroes. TO arsons.
rape, whIppinEs, pilaces and murder
The people are under reign Of terrorism
ana are obliged TO sleep with their arms
reaos ior instant use. Nothing snort of an
armed force It Is added. viii suppress these
outlaws, and the presence Of United STATE,
troops j. desired. The Courier Jol-nal
says editorialiy thar these midnight ma
rauosrs should be received with bullets and
that those WHO Kill them viii render the
State service Il has been tie custom Of
fhe Democracy 20 ridieuis the Ku-Klur
aep-eoAuons As mere political inventions
let here We have d Democratic Manor in
Democratic State calling for the i,,s-,s-
tiOn Of United State troop. Ana no.,
word RbOut Capitalization. and -
interference and despotism.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05
The BASouE1

was spread In the dancing hall an Old
Chittenden County landlord, " Jule Ran
som, getting up very handsome 'set-doWn'
Mart Barney. of Jericho, smiling placid
~ upon the whole entertainment Inc Dill
of fare comprised all the substantials IN the
way of meats. vegetables and fruits, while
the tables made floral display, very credit
able to the fair friends who conceived 1t.
The early hour set for the excursion TO
Montpelier confined the sentiments which
Sir Knight Poland as Toast Master, happily
announced. to q limited season for response,
but what was said was declared by those
who heard it. to be words nifty spoken
Sir knight Mack, Z. c. Of Mount Zion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05

Three cents per mile Is hereafter to be
the rate paid for passage on first-ciass rail-
WAYS In Illinois The average passage rate
has heretofore been between four and tve
cents per mile for distances under forty
miles. and between three and four cents a
mile for greater distances.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05

Inc treswill Baptists hold their ve,rl,-
meeting this year a Enosburgh Falls Co.
nienelns sept 18th and closing the l4sb
New Dr. Bal, of New York City. is az
pectsa to be present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05

Inc Supreme Court Of New Eamrsi,;-.
mas recently rendered two interest;-,. 4.
cislons-one that an unintentional e-rn- !,
fhe description OF insured property does M,
rithte thepoiicy, and the other. that ra,l-
rosc companies have no right 70 rrnnt -
any party or parties exclusive privileges 70
ossy express matter over their lines.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05

How're O11ASIz1 - 6EAN1E How g. ore
-auizea grange is tl-- explained a @
kansas Journal Caa-te- ma.e- rag s.
each female. 5l cents each. There mus
DOT aa less than nine men or l.-r women.
o-m1r. Khan twenty men or tu women.
a- charter member Out 0t Kills. SO is
sent Washington -y the deputy. and 50
l- paid tr c.-l- lrlr- WORK done r- the
deputy. o. ilr completing the 1--auiz--I .-.
The rest IS lie money rlnaiu- l1 I-e grange
Treasury -lut.t O.. the order O tie
-ra--e Zach eta-tl- mauta- has 81. pay
- cents d. vs- o. support zinc state and
national grange treasury. and only tua-.
s6 ce1rsra4aia-n- l1 the grange treasury
tl- each charter memba- Then the STATE
grange pays tie delegate. expense from
me quarterly lla-. sent o. support tte
state rr4u-.. and a- there viii nos be-
enough O. pay ilr printing. stationery ana
s4llrle-. eae- man who IS regularly iui-
ta-el at-- tie cal-r1- members has o.
pay - o. the sta-e grange and - into Gil.
grange rrelSu-r-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05
me Vermont Judiciary and the Railroads,

stantial point In defence Of the court has
been mentioned IN our columns-but be-
cause It is an interesting summary of the
facts and because. coming from source
hostile 10 the trustees. as the fings at the
managers indicate. it cannot be charged
with any Bias towards that side Of the case
" ooDsToCK, VI, August >. 1913
In common with other States Of Uhis Union.
Vermont mas her Judges Of the supreme
court riding over the railroads d. Il,
and she also mas those Judges bienniaiiy
elected by the LeEislarure-au assemblage
~ winch the railroad finger mas proved %
be irightfully potent. Whether or not any
evil mas resulted from these sources of
plague ana profit 10 the occupants Of our
w00i-sack, they ure dangers 20 which DO
community should be exposed. and %
which men and newspapers might
give some attention with good prospect of
advantage. But. while these manifest roots
Of evil nave been neglected. the fact that
the trustees Of the railroad were officers Of
o court and acted throughout under au-
tn0rIty from ana nominal direction Of the
court, has been taken hastily. and the
90 erm1ut Judge denounced hv whole
sale o. being IN c0hO0t with O. rascai iv rail-
road stealing ring. 10 seems O. me that this
general deuuncIari1u is made without q
know ledge Of the facts. and j. unjust In-
asmucl as the connection between the
courts and the railroads mas been such as o.
require some study Tor It's tull unGersrandinc
even rs professional man. u is easy Oh see
how newspaper writers. laYIu- but
glimpse u the matter. and being without
knowledge OF law practice should make
statements and charges chiefly remarkable
Tor Inaccuracy, and that tle productions on
tne part OF the defence. beng mostly con
struCtal with a similar absence ID Iut1rIla-
Iou auc m0derauou. should not materially
advance the great cause Oh truth lr Is not
my purpose CD here undertake general de-
fence ai the Vermont judiciary. but o. offer
OIL explanation Of the action. or want % ac-
rl1u- % the courts l1 the partlcl-ar matter
which occasIoue1 the attack upon then
Leaving the question Of the general sl.
serTleucv lti tlc judges o. the railroad man
ayers without discussion. J Will IN O. snow
tll- ll the affair winch occasions AL the
crIl3.--'- the great rallr14l sli- there
mas been u9 action Of any ll 1u- judges IN
lIclrlye 1i either corruption 1- llT0-lllsI.
The explanation OF the whole ClmculrT lies
ID the statement rla1 courts ll not make
laW. but only declare what l-. and Only de-
clare l- lu particular case brought before
tlel fl- lla- purn1-5. Even l court lt
lls--s- o. l-l- lt---- r. ---7'
- -- - ---
.i - -'h '-7-
--- "---- A- --
--- nave i
-- l.t O. Eul-l- crrl-.. gong -l ana down
-le earth. relieving DISTRESSED lluse-- ana
-- deserving l---. l,-- --H-t o--l- courts.
-'--- N---- SEEKS o. cog ----
- lI---- ---t ---
N- seeks -.- ana can -i- li-in-
Do l- 3 human iils'-'-ll---- ana "---a
--- t----. c -7- ana --
--- -
- ----- ----l -
'------ us veg SHADOW. even f --- OVID
- anu --e III. Pr ---.- 'N 1' -- "--A-
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-05

patrons OF HUsBANDRY. The Rutland
Glo5e says that meeting Of the State
Grange will be held at ST. JohnsburY soon.
The lecturer of the National Grange Is ex-
nected to be present Due notice viii be
given Of the date Of meeting and it Is hoped
that there will be e full attendance Of all
members, as very important matters will