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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

MoNTPELIER.-The main speaker at the
last Sunday evening temperance meeting at
Trinity Church was Mrs. Wittenmeyer, of
Philadelphia, who is one of the most earnest
Christian workers in the Methodist Church,
and has become quite celebrated as 4
speaker. She was on her way from the ses-
sion of the Vermont Methodist Conference
just closed at Danville. where she spoke at
several anniversary meetings and other
gatherings. Her lecture was full of en-
couraging words for the workers in the
temperance crusade. DIR. L. o. Haven and
dressed the meeting.
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STATE OF VERMONT, : The Honorable the
- . ...-. - Probate Court Tor the
''''N 80 '"'' '' ' Distract Of Chttenden.
To- all persons Interested .n the estate OF
Roswell Pllcc, ilte o. 81 r'lr.-. I'D said District
deceased. GREETING
IvHEREAS. SAID Court hath -ned the l5ih
w day ~ MIy. lex- .as tine settlement o.
the administration ace uut o. the executor OF
the last will "l said decreased ant for decree %
the residue of said estate 20 the hers and e-1tees
Cd. said deceased and oricF-i THAT public notice
thcreu: Dee given O. all lef- ns Interested in said
estate hy publ .shu- this uricr three weeks suc-
ccss.vciy previous 90 The day -ued, ia the
- q district.
Therefore. you ar. hereby notified 10 appear at
the Probate Court rooms. IN Harrington. on the day
med. then aEI there 10 contest the allowance OF
SAID account ID You see cause. ard o. establish
your right heirs ieitees AMI laval Ga manfs %
- 4 residue
o.yrn undsr IA, hand. th'- .aat day %; April
4. d. l--i.
4sn3w g. s. TAFT. Register
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DIR. Tus sE says; 1t i unnecessary ior me 70
enumerate the diseases f,r which the VkGE1is,E
should he used. / know of no disease when VIII
no. admit its use with good results Almost IN
Vulnerable complaints caused by poisonous Sc
cretions in the blood, which can be entreIy eA-
PEELED FROM the system by the use the ssGErlsk.
When the blood Is perfectly cleansed the disease
rapidly yislds; all pains cease, healthy action Is
promptly re stored, and the patient y cured.
The renar kable cures effected by vEGEfiSE, nave
induced man physicians and apothecaries whom
We know to prescribe and use it in their own ishi'
lies. ..r
cred, and is the only reliable BLOOD ~ hIfIEh
yet placed baore tue public. Sold BY all druggists
and dealers everywhere.
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Special 3lotitcs.


pa. HARRIsoN's PEEisrArTIc LozESerS are war
N, ted a cure in all cases of Piles and Falling oi
,bs Yectum. We prom a cure for all symptoms
M u, 'uepsis. such as oppression afief eating sour
stomach splitting of food. p2lPtationi aise head
ache di illness, pain IN the back and loins yellow
ness oftbe skin ami eyes, sick headache, coated
ton-,e bff business liver complaint, loss Of appe-
tte debility monthly pains. and all irregularities,
ueuralgia. fan 'tncss, etc. Tra box, "a ct. Large
nv cncts ma led Tree for this last price.
in Ii,rRI, IS ICELAND BALsAN, splendid
cur, for coughs. hoarseness. and all throat and
Inn. complaints For sale ny +. $. II ARRIsON 4
Co.. Pruprietors. %. fremont .ehPie' hu't'"'
ana ~ al 4ru.-si,t.. May wi 10 IN
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SUGAR steady I; 7slfsc for fair to good refining :;
SIC for prime
mULAsSES quiet, only jobbing sales
RICE qniet, steady.
rETKOLEUN lower; crude &c; refined lie.
7iGll-l6.
l5Di54 for Western
fhovisIONs-Pork frmer: II OGGl7 I2i for new
mes. Beef unchanged. Beef hams quiet. Tierce
picked hams lIc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

SHOOTING ARRAY At CAsTLEroN.-A
Jealous husband named Lemuel Streeter,
moulder at Castleton Corners, on Saturday
afternoon, attacked his suspected rival,
named Henry Hudson, also a moulder, and
residing at Casileton. aud was shot by hin
with a pistol. the ball entering jus; below
the lef: nipple ,glancing on a rio and lodging
in the shoulder The cause of the shooting
seems to have been jealousy on the part of
Stree;er from the intimacy of Hudson with
Streetcr- wife. Finding Hudson engaged
in conversation with his wife on Saturday
afternoon, Streeter attacked Hudson, and in
the melee the latter drew pistol and shot
his eS>aiant a. above mentioned. StTeeter,
although badly wounded, was not disabled
so but what he started Immediately for an
officer, on whose arrival Hudson gave him
self up and was lodged in Rutland jail.
The prisoner is satisfied that he will be
cleared OF any intention of crime from the
fact that ne acted purely in obedience.
Hudson Is an American. twcnty-One years
of age, and unmarried; Streetcr IL about
thirty.
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.A.,sns.u APPROPRIATION.


BesToS Dvc y is69.
ceotlcmen ", only objee. in giving You this
testimonial i to spread valuable Information iav-
ing been badly afflicted win SAT- hheuin' ahu tne
,.iols snre,ce az my skin being covered with pm
ples and eruptions many Of which caused me great
main and ANNOYANCE and knowing it to be a blood
r,tions afnonr which was any quantity OF sara
narilla without obtaining any benefit until com
mence1 taking tho NEGErINE. and bel re had
comnlet. d the first bottle SAW that had got the
riehr med feline. Consequently. | followed on with
until Rad taken seven bottles when was pro
nounced well man. and my skin is smooth and
en,ireiv fr, q from pimples ant e-uptious. have
,cve- srnio,-eA So rood health before, and | at
tribute ii ait the the use Of VEGETISE: To benefit
those afflicted with rheumatism. | will make men
ton ais, of the NEGErirE's wonheriui power OF
curin,, me Of his acut, complaint, Of which have
suffered 81 intensely. , . .
C. H. 'NUCKEE. Pas. Ag'f Mieh.C r. r..
- T, Ter st. Boston.
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iEA Telegraph
View York Meme, .pd stock Market.

lby Telegraph
View York rcnss -pd stock N-rket.
Nkw YoRs. NAV
T.el-ury disbursement si>2AH. Customs e
ccfpts si-1tui.
MONEY easy at "a per cent, suppl, abundant
prime discounts y a.
STERLING firm; js-i a ass or "a days, and
aniGigl for sight.
GOLD ranged at ll2GIl3!. closing NJ the latter
price. Carrying RACES . L. l. Clearnss si3,-
tsanH.
STATE BONDS dull; Tennessees declined ii -h;'y.
Railroad bonds steady.
GOVERNMENTS quiet ant steady.
SrOCk market was iirmer at the opening If husi-
this morning at IA per cent better prices than
the closing Of last evening. Later the market be
came weak and general decline occurred alonS
the list. during the afternoon the declining stocks
were Irregular, but in the main a hi cher advance
from the lowest point Of the day, ranging from to
.. per cent. The improvement was caused by des-
patches from Washington announcing the report OF
the france bill by the Senate finance, but at the
close prices showed reaction Of pl from the high
est prices. The most active stocks were Western
Union. Pacific Mail, Union Poe nc, st. Paul, Rock
Island, Lake Shore, Northwestern, Wabash, uhics.
sales between 10 and O'Clock were 1900 shares.
of which 5000 Western | MON 5000 Mon
Pacific; ,sn Pac tic Mail; l2rO1 st. Paul 2s.VJ
Lake shore 1n Northwestern, and COCO Rock
Island.
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Emerson j. Harris of Colchester, has
written to DR.. Branch Of St. Adams, that
suspicious character was at his house on
Saturday week. who it is thought may be
the man who assaulted DR.. Branch lie
kept 10 the woods most of the time and
seemed very uneasy" Mr.. Harris de-
scribes him as feet or inches high
and very slim. lie wore black hat and
dark coat, very short and sleeves too short
He had on two pair of pants, the outside
ones rolled above the boot leg and they
were dark the under ones were gray. lie
over 20 years old. lie said he was from
Ellenburr. n Y"
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WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap-
W pointed By the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF thittenden. Commissioners 10
receive. examiue and adjust the claims AMI demands
ni all persons AGAINST The estate Of Nm ).
Dfig-s, late ol New YorE. deceased, ana also
all ella ms and demands exhibited IN Offset thereto
and * months from tae dly Of the date hereof,
heinz allowed hs ,Iid Court Jos that purpose, We
de- therefore hereby give notice, shat win attend
o. iAc business 60 cur app ntment at the Office OF
2. 4. Hart. Ia Burlington. in said District
the first "Wednesday % july and september next
10 90 O'Clock O. m. on each 90 said DAYS.
Dated this 10Th DAY of March. \. y. 1874.
r. =. j.. HEWITT ,..,,,,-...,.-s
- l. GIENAf i'-i.'ii '''-7-
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Bankrupt 3lotites.
NOTICE ~ B1NKnTPrCy.

AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
WILL SELL At PUBIC AUCTION. AT ny
| ,iiice. ia the United States Cour; House. "a
Rutland. on the 2-ih day MAY. A. u. 1874. at ono
O'Clock p. fn., the farm situated IN PaSlet. County
Of Rutland. and State ~ Ne-m MT. kn iwn a. tie
fitch CLARK farm, continuing some - acres Of
more, with the apperteannce- Thereof Z being the
same farm that wls stuveyet hV y liam c. Ben
ton and Lucrefil ". Benton. 90 Isaac sherman,
July 3rd, isI..
said farm is one the he,r ia said town and ~iil
he s,ld snfir.. ftee c.i q tncumhrgrc-s
j. EDGERTON
s-s -nee u' J x. sherman.
Ratlan.. M --h i--t-i7w.w
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AJCT.ON SALE NF EEAL ESTATE
WILL sell o., Public auction. r; my Office, IN tie
| United States Court u Use. iu Rutland. on me
Bah day 1f May. 4. - l-.i. NJ , O'Clock p. IN all
Of the real estate belonging O. the estate Of John
cain -tiuE ~ several ponds and lots situated
south of. and aGj.n NJ the .4ra - Mrs Mary Cain
To- -a,d Rutland. ami slso al the interest Of SAID
estate IN The Cam praAe Marble Quarry In
P.tt-t0rt supposed O. De unai vied half interest
ia said quarry.
The e.jate n Rut'ani V IN be sd in separate
D. nd ulrt %. which s encumherei ~ mort ses,
sh.cs4 W Do Dee --tt-.i 40 tl- rne ~ sll-
J. EDGERTGS
gnee " John Cain.
Euttnd. '.at %. i--l-fw4w
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MARRIED.

RK-ROUILLAgp-At ST Iose,h-. c,.,,.,t
IN this city, April 2sth, by Rev. Mr. CIoarec Mr.
Louis Hallaire and Miss Edmire Rouillard boil, Of
this city. ''''' VI
LAsE-BArEs:-in New York City, April 18th.
1874, at the residence Of L. NJ. Bates ESQ. hy the
Rev. DIR. Tay Tor, Mr.. Charles d. Lane Of Pulaski-
\. Y. formerly Of Underhill, Vt, and Mis-. IIuldah
L. Bates Of New York City.
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EosroS, October, $50.
Mr.. H. r. STEVENS. Esq
Dear Sr-My daus- Inter after having severe at
tack Of whooping cOn Oh, was len in feeble state
of health, being advised by TREND she urea ,,e
VrGErISF and after u ins few battles. was FULLY
restored To health. 4,
have been a great IN ierer from rheumatism /
have taken several bottles of the NRGEri'E for THIS
comnlaint and am happy to say 1t has entirely
cured me- | have recommended the NkGEfl>E 10
Others with the same good results 1t Is great
cleanser and purifier OF the blood il Is pleasant To
take and 90 n cheerfrlly recommend 1t.
JAMES MOhSE, 36i Athens street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

New York Market
NV YoRx, May q.
COTTON dull, unchanged. Sales 925 bales at
l.lc for middlin. uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts OF -four .isO barrels. Flour
dull, heavy, 51ldc lower. Sales $500 barrels
perfne Western and state at SOD 90; common
10 good extra Western and state i5D6 80; good to
choice do. 55lI6 s.; common TO choice white
wheat Western extra 81 20 81 common to good
extra ohio % al 65; common to choice extra
ST. Louis 6 10 1 IL "a. market closing dull. Rye
-four unchanged 4 S5lp %. Corn meal steady;
Western 751pi Is; brandywine 70z14 IS.
WIlEAT-Receipts fwheat l0S, 40 bush. Wheat
heavy. 2G13c lower, very moderate demand. Sales
n, 90 bushels at 81 al SO for No. Chicago;
53GI 81 for No. 2 northwestern; 571D So for No.
2 Milwa ukee; ~ "a 62 for ungraded Iowa and
Minnesota spring 6l a So for No. spring;
Rive quiet AZ l0lD II. Barley dull in favor OF
buyers Barley malt quiet. heavy. Corn-Receipts
So 100 bushels Corn opened irm closed dull. Sales
.3.OD bushels ut s3Ds7c for new Western mixed,
closing at s3Gs6: S5G9 e7ic for OLD Western mixed,
closin.- at s51S5l sec for white Western. Oats
Receipts II SO bushels. Oa.s shade firmer decided
ly more active. Sales i4U,0OO bushels at 6606Sc
for mixed Western; e. "a 6si for white Western
s5aS5lc for mixed Western In store.
mai unchanged; / 90 q 05 for shipping.
HOP, unchanged -l09Oc for low % sAIr 1880
for good TO choice.
COFFEE dull, unchanged.
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~ the District Court ~ the United States foE 'ta
| District q hermon;--ln the matter Of Cullen l
Snerwiu. Hsnkrupt-in BanErup;cy To the cTeil
tors Of said Bankrupt, and all Others whom Il may
concern The undersigned Assignee O. the estate 81
said Bankrupt hereby gives notes that i has been
ordered hy the District Court Of said District that
the second and third general meetings OF the
creditors Of said Bankrupt be held at the Chester
House, in Chester, in said District, on the 21th
dav of APRIL. \. - ia. Mt ! o'clock p. m.
before A. =. Lyman. Re- ster ia bankruptcy,
for the purposes named in the 9TH aud zSth
sections Of the Bankrupt Act. approved March
3D. $50. and this = also o. give notice that !
have filed my final account as ASH nee oi said Bank
rupt and that at said time and place l shall
apply to said Court .or settlement of NV said sc
count aud for ischarce from all Liabilities IS A.
signee Of said estate in accoriince with the pr
visions Of said 18th section
Dated at Chester, IN aid y District tais % d.
% Anrfl 4 ID Is-i 4}wSN
GRANviLLE Z sPAULnING. AssIsnee.
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Suefial Hotiffs.

FOE MOTH PATCHES, FRECRLEs
AND TAN. ask your druggist for Perry's Moth and
Freckle Lotion, which Is harmless and In every
case infallible. Or for his improved CoxEpOyr and
PINPLE RsNIDY, the great Skin Medicine for PIN
pies. Block Heads or Flesh Worms Or consult Il
z. PERRY, the noted Skin Doctor, 40 Bonn Strict.
NEW YORK. April l0-deod& w6m
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Nr.LIr u. cIFFonD,s ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT h' c aHao'ls for The q.

The Honorable Pro
STATE OF VERMONT. bate Court. for the
>Dstrict OF Chittenden-
To all persons interested in the estate OF Nellie
y "ihnrd. of ilardv lex, Vermont. GREETING
NJ HEREAS, appl caton in writing hath been
w made 10 tins Court by the guardian Of said
ward for license 20 sell al! O.; the real estate Of
sad ward setting forth therein that his ward owns
an undivided sixth Of three pieces OF land in Col
chester, in said District, which descended To her
rom her grand parents. Ira %. BarstDw, and 10
u"isk" Eir;ow, tsccas1d. and that i would be
coniac ve 20 the Interest Of said ward t. sell and
convert The same into money ior the purpose OF
putting The proceeds az interest.
ANA tiercupQn, the said Court appointed and as
ssned the 10Th day OF May, a. ID. 1874. at the
fIohate Court Rooms. in said District, 10 hear and
decide upon said application. and ordered that
puDHc notice thereof he given To- all persons
interested therein. By publishing said order three
weeks succe ssivcly in the burlington Weekly Free
rress, a newspaper which circulates IN the neigh
hurhvoh % those persons interested therein,
All 81 winch publications shal he previous u the
tne appointed for hearing.
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified 10 appear be
lore sad Court at the time and place asst ned. then
and there Co object To- the granting of such leenze,
IL you see cause.
Given under my hand AZ the Probate Court rooms,
ths 18th day 81 April, \. u. l-1f.
iiw3w r r. WALES judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

IHE FRATRIcIDE.-The knife with which
George Buchanan killed his brother Will
liam has not yet been found. 1t is sup
posed by some that Georges wife took it
aud put it out Of the way lie describes It
as a common pocket knife with white
handle, and with one blade broken. The
according to Buchanan's description, and
s'so four inches in depth, such as was de-
scfioed by the doctors, could only have
oeen made by blow 50 forcible as to cause
Inc handle to indent the flesh Buchanan,
ias' evening, appeared t. realize his condi-
''on and the consequences of his act, and
oppressed wish that be were dead, instead
OF his brother.
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WRITE

To- Bryant stratton. Toy Business COLI. cate
lo-ues AMI specimens 81 fen,aanshif. srnt ifce '"
any address Is one oi The Oldest largest best s'i
IA ned and most practically runiIrtci c'i'f-fc al
schools in the country. ant The cfily onc trat
teaches book keeping By E-fasf O-fIfaE' FrIa'
4-fion y nety D ? cent OF . graduates src now
successful business. lutu expenses .nr three
m4uths' course. iuciu'iu- i-art, si-1. address,
JNO x. CARMEL Prime Va4
bee WY. tros y :
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RICHMOND BUTTER MARKEr.-At market,
Monday. 200 tubs butter were sold good,
a!.. choice, 81 to 3jc, the latter price for
-.t-eiEei. Sixty boxes Of chee~; were sold,
81. from to SO for good.
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No TgoURLE SINCE Using
VEGETINE,


This certifes that my daughter has always been
troubled with a humor, which has caused frequent
syellings On her faco and about her eyes rhy-
scians ca He'd IL the Erysipe,as; but after having
taken two hotties OF the EEGETISE she has not been
trsrhieI win II since SIMON ALDRlCH,
CharlestOwn Mass.
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-. Adams Butter MAREET-May D
The market was dull. Common to fair, -
10 9,..: medium to good. p to Boz; choice,
X. selectinns. SIC.
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There may be balm in Gilead, but the
general opinion to-day is that there is no
balm" in Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

Fer the month ending April 29th, Bron-
..a- Weston. Green x Co. shipped us car
and two boat-loats Of lumber, making p
,a0 600 feet Nearly 500 600 feet oflumber
.a-ieen received at this place by boat since
Arrl 90th
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At this time last year both early and late
potatoes were planted Wheat was sown
and most of the oats, and much ground had
been prepared for other crops.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

&. A. R.-Col. Charles f. Spauldng has
been appointed marshal for Decoration
Day, vice Gen. Foster, declined.
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&tsal Actifes.
JOHN KEYsER.s ESTATE.

SENS ESIAA6.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cmrTEsDry S. Psossts S9u; 0s ne
=, 10 al persons interested in the estate Of John
keyser, late Of Hinesburgh, in said District. de-
ceased, (3zxrrrun,
WHEREAS. said Court hath asst yned the 18th
w day Of May 1874, for the settlement Of
the administration account Of the administrator Of
said estate, and for decree OF the residue OF said
estate to the heirs of said deceased, and ordered
that public notice thereof be given TO all psrsons
three weeks excessively previous to the day
asst gned in the Burlington Free Press, printed in
burlington, in said District
Therefore. you hereby notified to appear at the
Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington, on the day
asst sned then and there TO contes: the allowance OF
said account, If You see cause, and to establish
Of said residue 45w3w
Given under my hand, this tn day Of May,
A. u. IS.i T. T. WALES Judge
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

r,rt Edward mas voted to purchase new
81 900 steam fire engine
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s.urSTIsGr"N a COS
SATURDAY BULLETIN
NV Bo"rs.
MAY 2. 1874

HISTORY OF FRENCH LTrERATU RE-fy Chris
tana Bridge.
wORKINGMEN,S HONESTY Edward Z. Hale
THE SPORTSMAN Gu B AFLoAT-By Harry Ca
tlemon.
OUR FRED--Or Seminary Life at Thnrston; a Sc
ouei to Old Fashioned Boy. BY Martha fa'q"
harson.
RESPONSIBILITY IN MENTAL ID 'EAsE ~
Henry Maudsley The International se'eh''nc
Series.
MYTHS AND HEROES Or the Childhood Of the
World.
nIsToR1cALs FOR YOUNG FOLKS B, ORC
Noque. 49,,
TIE GOSPEL AND ITS FRpns-By j. H. Hih-
son.
WISE AND OrHERwIsE-By Tsnsy-
THE TROPICs-By Uncle Ned
PETER TIE SHIP BOY.
A GIRLS MoNEY-by Ella Farnhan.
Corner Church and College ST..
Nay 2+dStbvlt
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There j. much sickness in North Hero,
s,l several wcll-known citizens are not ex-
reeied to survive
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

The docket for the May term of the coun-
ty court, which will commence May &c, con-
tains two hundred and eightv-nine civil
eleven divorce and five State cases. On the
chancery docket there are forty eight cases.
The first of series of temperance lee
lures at Ludlow was delivere on Sunday
evening by Richard Grogan.
The tax payers of West Windsor are
taking courage. as one of its wealthiest
citizens is this year taxed on the munifcent
sum of $500 and his wife on 800. At
that rate they soon expect to cancel the
town debt.
Nathaniel Grout,o IIartland, is the own
err of cat blessed with feet. 4 being fore
feet on which there are l6 toes and Is nails,
, of the toes having nails
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The mud up in the regions of the La
noble, and up in Orleans County, and from
Stowe to Waterbury, is said to be fearful.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

The pleu:inoss Of maple sugar makes 1t
very cheap. 1t is now quoted from nine 10
fen cents per pound.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

tbs Way TO BurLD 4 Il Nearly
every man in Irasburgh, Orleans county,
who owns rod Of land, and some that
don't. have taken stock in the projected
railroad 1t is thought the subscription can
be raised to thirtyfye or forty thousand
dollars.
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The hotels at the White Mountains are
,,-,paring for an early and prosperous
iu-iuesS.
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ACCIDENT AT WIYoOsvI.-A man named
IIoag. while at work April Goth, paint
ing. upon ladder. al and broke one
of his arms and received other injuries about
the facg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

The liabilities Of Noyes Bros, of Hyde
,,rk are SIG. coo. and their assets between
= .000 and s 600.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

The funeral Of William Buchanan
took place yesterday forenoon, from
bis late residence, corner of Cherry
and Battery streets. The interment was
100 Lake View Cemetery. whore his
mother is buried
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

l&NzDiArE RELIEF from Coughs, Colds Hoarse-
ness, Nhooping-Cough and all distressing COIN
pa nts Of the throat and lungs may be found in the
Use % weeks Mag Compound. No other remedy
seems 70 reach the seat o the sease Ike u. sold
hy all druggists. March 1l-w.m su
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

Although there was some disagreeable
.-.,tber in April, We May be happy yet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-08

There were seven arrests for intoxication,
Tuesday.