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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-06

New Steamboat DocS NEAR 1.-THE
new steamboat dock under construction
near Port Marshall is to be something wor-
thy of note. The dimensions are $50 feet
in length by 100 feet in depth. There will
be two approaches to the dock, each about
l 900 feet in length. There have been about
1000 piles driven in making said dock. 1t
is clearing some farms pretty bare Of tim
her. 1t Will be completed about July 18th,
ISL The work Is being done by Luther
Whitney, of Kecseville, the well known
dock and breakwater builder. 1t will be
remembered that he built the " Cove in
this city. He has worked on Lake Cham
plain some fifteen years at dock building,
and employs from fifty to one hundred men
the whoic year. 1t l. said of him that he
can always find men ready to work for him
even wien men are hard to find. lie has
also two steam dredgcS on the lake, one ol
which was built n year ago, at cost OF
! about $40, 900.
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Ei,HWoNn BITTER AND CHEESE MAEkET-
March The butter and cheese offered is
mostly odds and ends. About $50 boxes were
sl.l at lat1 ~ for farm and - to It for
factory make. Butter is very short: few
tubs ~.II~ at Is to 20 cents and higher for
very choice. Three ears fpotatoes shipped,
price 30 t95l cents for ordinary kinds, -
cents llr Early Rose. Eggs - to %. Calves
oft,nlsrase. 81 TO 8.
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A con mon Z rim Of indigestion is oppression after
catn- depressing dulness Of the spirits; with
Gatulencv belching up Of wind, and almost al
TaIT,r Ioz, ,xGgs give quick and permanent relief
They are pie ,sant portable, do not require increase
- - rfre- ,-ripe and for stipatiOnof the bow
% ,iIcs be,o ,che dizziness, irregularities, and
,hir e.r,ale yyea knessess they are Incompatible.
Trial box. ~ cs large box, 60 cts, mailed tree for
-, sniendid IRE for coughs. hOarseness,
and All throat and lun ? complaints. For sale by T.
| : U.puIsoy \ Co. 'roprietors, No. fremont
Temple Boston, and by u cruSSl,us. -
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IN BANIlRUPTCV.

IN the District Court o. the United States. FOR the
1 District o. NeTmont.-ln the matter Of Swiney
& Burrows Bankrupts Notice is hereby given that
n petition has been filed in said Court. by ". ".
Swiney. Individually, and as 4 member @. the firm
%. Swncy & burrows, q Middlehury. in said u :
trict, duly declared 4 bankrupt, under the Act o.:
Congress Of March "a. ST. for discharge and GER
iidcate thereof. from all his individual and CO.
partnership debts and other claims prpvable under
said Act. and that the eth day Of April. 1874. at 10
o'clock A. NJ, before the Hon. u. i. Smalley, Jud 20
Of said Court, at his Chambers in the city Of Bur
linston, i asst Sned for the hearing Of the same
when and where all creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons N interest. may st
tend and show cause. Il any they have, why the
prayer Of s1id petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, On the llth day Of February,
1874. L. h. SlIALLEY,
3iw3w Clerk.
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Office. and thanking the proprietors of the
Bates House for closing the bar, and their
announcement to keep in future strictly
temperance house.
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SCitOEILf.
StNof VA.
ScrOfulOus Humors.

IfVEGETISE VIII relieve pain. cleanse. purify and
cure such diseases, restoring the pateu: 90 perfect
health after trying different physicians, many rem
odes suffering for years j. It not conclusive proo,
if you sufferer. you can he cured, Why j. this
medicine performing such great curesl II works in
the hood. in the circulating fluid. II can truly be
called the Great Biooi-PWifer The great Of
disease originates in the blood and no medicine
that does not act directly upon il, t. purity and
rcnovate, has any Just claim upon public attention.
When the blood becomes liieicss and sta guant.
either from change Of weather climate. want Of
exercise. irregular diet, from any other cause,
the NEGETINE will renew the blood carry Of the
putrid humors, cleanse the stomach, regulate the
bowels and in impart tone Of igor 10 the whole
body The conviction Is, IN the public mind well
as in the medical profession. that the remedies sup
piled by the Vegetable Kingdom are more SAFE,
more successful in the cure Of disease than mineral
medicines. NECErINE is composed Of roots, harks,
and herbs. 1t is pleasant To take and perfectly safe
10 give an infant. In Scrofula the NEGETINE has
performed wonderful cures, where many other rem
edies have failed, will he seen by the following
unsolicited testimonial.
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CSttle-Arriyals Of cattle this week arc tho light
est known for several years. There Is generally
but this week unusually So. Including mich cows,
working oxen, etc, only iu9 head. Nothing 20 in
dictate advances hest of catte,going at 9pg!cti b.
Nothing to stimulate trade.
Sheep-lsl7 head on sale. Dealers expected 4
rise in prices equal to at least &c e. d. but in
this respect disappointed. The market was shade
iirmer, but an advance out of the question: There
were more good lOcks than usual offered, which
made it appear that better prices were obtained.
Only with the withdrawal Of many Of the Western
sheep can the market for Northern n0cks advance.
Puultry-Dressed poultry this week in the city
is selling at way down prices from lUa lac z ~,
which has kept back supplies Of live. When the
surplus Of city stock is started fresh arrivals OF
arrivals next week.
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DIED.

CHAMBERs.-In Jericho February 2Gth. Sarah A.
Bloody Chambers, aged Al years and 5 months.
HoLLEY.-At huntington. VT, Feb. 18TH at her
residence, Mrs. Polly X. Nichols wife of Lorenzo
Holley. aged so years, II months and Il days.
ESGLIsH-In this City, March ID, 1874, James NJ.
English, formerly Of Chicago, aged iortyone years
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N,GufaasHJRcu.-The County Union
of Ooi icmpiar~ met at the church on
"Wednesday, Feb. 18th. 4 large delegation
was present from different towns in tine
county. 1t was pleasant and successful
gathering. The second term of the singing
school taught by ". W. Thomas closes on
Tuesday evening, March 81, with a public
d.. .-rs~t
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UESRY's CARnOLIc SALvE is SO well known that
its only necessary to caution against limitations;
II reouires careful admxture Of the earbolic acid
Win nther INGREDIENTS to produce salve that may
he relied upon The genuine only guaranteed See
that IL hears the signature and private proprietary
Ia ~ I'm Henry. Sold by ali Druggists
and dealers. JONI F. HENRY, CuERAS Co., Pro
prietors. 5 and College Place, New YORK. VIII
No man or woman is safe while the least remnant
AZ cough or cold or any symptom Of pulmonary
disease Fingers in the system. ktpel the cause OF
danger with nALE's HONEY OF HOHEhooSp AND
[ TAR. .. -.
pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute. Wit
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SHEPARD, DAVIS - co.
watertovn Union Live Stock Market
March =.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep & Lambs. Swine
This week...... 100 l,sE
Last week ........ 53 l.l9s
Verluout Il So
Prices OF Market Beef few choice, 50 - a %;
extra s. J0p ~. first quality, s. J00 p second
quality, So OO67 p third quality, - OONDj ~.
Prices Of Store Catte-Werkins oxen per pair,
500, $50 500 to SEA Mich Cows and Calves.
from $4,000; Farrow Cows, s25d3l; extra, s7O995 :
Yearngs, sl00ls; Two Years Old, s2Od2S: Three
Years Old. s3u645.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs In lots, wool sheep,
s. -, 81 %, 81 80 and ;. - each; extra s. 90 al -
OF from 81 10 7ic Fb;
Prices Of Hides, Tallow and Skins Brighton
Hides, 7laSc v ID; Tallow, a sc y b Country
Hides, 7lG7l v ID; Tallow, &c Y h Pelts, 81 %
. . eaeh; Calf Skins. b QlGc z b.
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NaEIH aaasEl RGu.-Ihe County Union
OF G.al Tcupar~ met at the church on
wednesday. Feb. 25th. \ large delegation
was present from different towns in tine
county. It was pleasant and successful
gathering. The second term of the singing
school taught by ". W. Thomas closes on
Tuesday evening. March 81, with a public
concert.
4 FAs1 TgoIrEE.-WilIiam Il. Sturo7ant
ulthi- city, the owner of the magnificent
black celIing, General has offered to
match any horse in New England. for 500
GOO % side. to tr,t him next September.
General has, during the past season.
been trained at the Stock Farm 10y Supcrin-
taulert Predmorc.
The total vote for City Judge is Tyler,
I.li7 scattering. ..
F. G.. and ". Il. Erowucll. formerly of
Wili-tou and Burlington, and late of Talts-
vile, have leased for a term of ten years.
with the privilege of a longer term, the
Eat.aui Railroad depot in this city, and
have started machine shop. which is al
ready turning ont work. In the spring
they viii star, foundry and run the same
in connection with the machine shop.
TuEAaRlGITrRAL CoLrraE.-An impor-
artL. - -. - r. tLa
state E,,rJ or ,rri.,rt,rc and ,,o +rr.-
tees and faculty of the State University and
Agricultural College. was held at the inyi-
tation of the latter at the American, last
cyening--the OBJECT being to devise some
plan for pr1'iins an additional course Of
~pecia. a-rita'tura. instruction, by lectures
''''.' ','' ~. we ,,''''', '-u7 '.liH
W. ,''''''
- - '''' ~ -, - - ~
,'r '--',''' - '''', anu ''''I'1' vi '"'
of Cornwall, Mr. Pringic Of Charlotte,
and jon. Z. II. stevens. Of Eno-bmsh,
were among those present from abroad. Tire
evening wa-~pant in earnest and harmoni-
ou- discussion. and we hope iu due time To
'.''.''. '''', ''' '.' '''. ,'''- '''' '''' ''
'''
The Republicans of Burlington met thcir
enemy, and are theirs, everywhere except
in the Second and Iourth Wards But
though defeated, they arc conscious of no
, ' '''''''''',,' wen '''',' '' ''
-..,--....i..' '' -. '''
'''' ." aug A',, -''' 'o' vi '''A9
~.
~ '''' '''',' ''''N'9 -'' i''i,'' l.
'''' any man 81 ma 'e Il
~ '"- '''-''' '-' 'i ''''1e'.' ''''~''' HaoIe
80 prosecute" ny I"'"'nl'll' II was "a
part Of the Republicans and they haze the
satisfaction of feeling that they deserved
~uc-c-~. iftacy ail NOT achieve it.
We are glad t' see that the valuable SER
WIGS '' i'-iiei' h"'Anam are To be re-
'A''''' J." '"' D''r' oil 0cno'I Oommi~-
-'one'0 i'r TWO years more Inc retirement
oil Mr- A'=er is viewed with serious regret
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Asm advertisements.
DISSOLUTION

ri,iIE Co-Partnership heretofore existing and
/ doing business at Shelburn Falls, Vermont,
under the style OF Moore Il Lake. is dissolved; and
all debts due said firm must he paid to me.
Ii. LAKE.
February n, Is7l.-did&36wSw
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NOTICE ~ BiNKUUPTCY.

NO II = ~ II sft ~ 7 ~ =
rl'lIIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, that on the 2is. day
| OF February. \. u. 1874, 4 Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate OF muel
Ordway, OF Rockingham, in the County % Nndham
and State OF Vermont, who has been adj iud get
a Bankrupt on his creditor petition that the
payment OF any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging To- said Bankrupt. to him, or for his
use and the transfer OF any property by him are
forbidden by law that meeting of the creditors
Of said Bankrupt. to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more assgnees Of his estate, viii he
held attn Court OF Bankruptcy, to heihcldeu At L. VI
Read. in Bellows Falls the County Of Wndham,
aud State OF Vermont, before A. Underwood,
Esd Register. on the It'll day OF March, 4. ID.
~ /, at 10 o'clock A.
THOMAS FAILEY.
Deputy L. S. Marshal, Is Messenger.
9cygw
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DISTRICT oF cHiTESDtN, District Of Cb tteoden.
t. the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
u Charles a. L. Sprisue, late c Essex sad district.
deceased.
GREETING
WHEREAS, application hIth been made to this
w Court in writing. hy the administrators Of
SAID estate pray M iuT license and authority To- sell
the real estate Of said deceased including the re
version OF the widows dover therein. for the
paymcnt % debts. and charges Of administration. and
setting forth therein tho amount OF debts due from
the said deceased the charges % administration, the
amount Of personal estate, ami tse situation Of
the real estate
Whereupon. the said Court appointed and asst gned
the 18th day OF March. \. u. so. az the Pronate
Office. in said District. To- hear and decide
upon said application, and petition and ordered
public notice thereof To- he given II all persons
interested therein. by publishing -. ORDER toseth-
er with the tine AMI place Of hearing. three weeks
success vely in the Burlington Free Press. news
paper which erculates in the nei-hhnrhood % those
persons interested in said estate. all which puhlc-
lions shall be previous 10 the day ASST ned for
hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified To- appear before
said Court, at the time and iplace assigned. then
and there said Court. 10 give bonds, the law
directs, for the payment 90! tue debts, and charges
| O: admir- stTation. and make your objections TO
/ the granting II such license, ify0u see cause.
! Given under ny hand. 10 the Probate Office,
/ this nth day o. February, A. u. 1874.
| 1w3w T. +. WALES. Judge.
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There has recently been held a large rail
road meet-n : at Canaan. Vt, of persons OF
that and 81 grounding towns who are inter
ested IA the extension of the Boston. Con
cord anf. Montreal Railroad from its pres
emf ter minus at North STAFFORD, n H.. up
The I onnectieut Valley through Colebrook
to Canaan.
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NJ. 1alcott, Geo NJ. RI |.
Town Agcnt-D. A. Murray
Superintendent of Schools-D. |. Talcott
Director of Poor Farm-Smith Wright
sHELBURN.
Modera.or-lI. n. Newell.
Town Olerk-Fred NJ. Weed.
Treasurer Robert J. White.
Selectmen-Edgar Nash, James i. Sutton,
Geo. ". Curry.
Constable and Collector-Wiliam II.
Roberts
Listers-James f. Wells F. A. Weed.
Robert j White.
Auditors-E. $ Rowlcy, W. \. Weed,
H. n Newell.
Trustee Of Public Money!. j. White.
Town Grand Jurors-B- +. Van .Vliet.
James F. Wells.
Town Agent-Edgar Nash.
Superintendent of Schools-Leslic Gregg
Tax twenty cents on the dollar.
RICHMOND.
MODERATOR. W. Sayles
Town clerk and treasurer-SalmOn Green.
Selectmen-J. W. Sayles, \. Is. Edwards,
\. c. Flagg.
Oyerscer Of the poor-E b. Andrews.
Constablc-C. NJ. II. Ferguson.
Listers-lIcn Gillctt, Z. d. Mason, 5.
F. Cutler.
Auditor-W D. Hall, J. l.. Mason, IL.
l.. Saylcs
Trustee L. 5 deposit fand-Giles Howe.
Fence yiewerS-G. X. Brown, Nathan
Iliglcy, Corey Thompson
Grand JurorS-Geo X Brown. Albert
Town.
Town agent-lIenry Gillett.
Superintendent of schools-E. \ Green.
Tax 20 cents on the dollar.
BOLTON.
Modcrator-T. :. McGinnis.
Clerk--Samuel Doavitt.
Selectmen-ll Hall, ". II. White, Noah
Preston.
Listers-Dan Shaw, Noah Preston. Smith
PcaSc
Trea>uTcr-T T. Church.
Constable Smith Pease.
Superintendent OF schools - Frederick
Hall.
Over~eors Of the poor-Thc -ciectmen.
Grand juror-A. l.. Cox.
Agcnt-R j. Morse
Tax 100 cents on the dollar.
Hu NTINGT0N
Nodcrator-A. II. Che-sm0re
Clerk and Irea~urer-R C.. Bromley.
Selectmon-O. II. Ellis, Byron Brewster,
/ G.. d. Ellis
Oyer-eer OF the Poor-llarrY K1ss.
Constable Henry Brewster.
LiSter~-A. d. White, Harry Ross ;. L.
Norton.
AuditQr--A. II. CheSsinorc, IL. Ii. Brew
>tcr, J 2. Chapman
trustee o. fuo.lc Money los.
Fence Nicwer--G ". SayleS, j. L.
Strong. Harry Small
Town "rani Jurors. Il. Strong anu d.
| :. johnson.
seaIer 81 Weights ana Measures -ueorsc
N{man. o.,
inspector az Leather 9ln 'ul-m9re-
AGENT o. Prosecute and Defend suit--A
| II. OAc-,inore-
/ superintendent ol Stho'.--Mr~ t. b..
Ellis
Tax BOZ. on .hc dollar
BRISTOL.
Selo-tmen-J. F. Bixbv. II. ;. Slmncr,
/ Miryiug Narney.
Oycr-ecr of the Poor-R D Stewart.
Cou~tab.e-A. G. Hill.
Auditor--D X. Gaise. VIM +. Dunshcc,
/ y. +. Dau~hcc.
/ lrea~arer-las- l. Barlow
Li~ter~-f- d. hlnt'n. y. L. piNa, Alfred
~
Town 'rani D. irgr--k- D. "1i-e' Vol
/ cog Norton n H. y ahu,.
Town A-ent-N- W. Rider
lax '''. on tile dollar
COLCHESTER.
M1dcratar-J. o. Cramtou.
Cierk-N J.. Orecn.clt
Selecmcn-F Lcclair. c. labunmin, B.
b. liiuc.
Oycr-car-A. Austin.
Constable and Coilcctor-Allcn Stone.
Listers 5. Pmtt. \. y. Merrill, y. g..
Small
Audit.r--lI T. Horton. : Biswooi. \.
{. Ballard.
Trustee Orm0nd Cole.
Fence Vicwer-T. ). Br1wncu. " W.
Thompson. II. O.. HYDE.
Town Grand Juror-A. c. Ballard
Inspector of Ieather-Pcter Frenyear.
Inspector OF Lumbcr-C. l.. Hunter.
Pound kceper--N. l.. Baldwin, d. ?.
Thompson. j. Il. Forest.
Town Ageat-A. Z. Ballard.
Superintendent Of School--A. G.. Ballard.
Tax 20 cents on the dollar.
,,,,-,>
N,j.-,t,r-E r,ir.biil
ClcrL-u II r,ntir
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NEw YoRS, Mareh
Treasury disbursements s3l2no customs re-
ccIpts ssiau,
MONEY easy ut 3ai per cont.
STER-ING-i-3I ;or tn days, iS7 or s.-it.
GOLD closed al ~, after selling az l.-tElll4
carry NJ rates 20 per cent. cicIrin-s s-tlNnuH.
STATE BONDS nominal.
GOVERNMENTS active but lower.
STuthN opened active. weak, decline tn . per
cent up g. li-day \ large short interest was pui
cut hut during the last h1ur oi bush the MARKET
turned from bear o. bull and with active buy ~
demand iur lelilu- shares prices advanced o. q
per cent and IN SOME cases the open-u- prices were
not only reached hut passed. hlch Island Jll
Northwestern suffered the greatest decline. The
market closed strong. sales between ten and ~
O'Clock amounted O. 1l1nl shares. az which -.,..ts
were Western Union, 6.-|n Union Pacific. l5.tst
Wabash 900 Pac dc Mail. g.un Ohios lG.lsu y,
Y. Central. 7.nN 81. Paul; 5i.lhi Lake shore
800 Rock Island 2}ur y rthwestern cHiIi4 0n,
and g. ~ preferred. CLOSING quotations.
L. s. 6s Il rez....ll-i DO. To- re: July---.-lI-
L. ). Is ~ coup...-.ll9i d. 6' re- july .--.--ll,
L. ;. e. SD 20 res no l. $. 5s....--.tl4
l coup % t----...llts 1910 rec-..--------.ll-
'-1i coup. 90 ti-----ttl~ lN-iN cuup-----------il
go coup. '65, o-d--ll.i Currency os --.-..-.llh
Do. IS nes..---..-.-ll4.
De-. 4 Hudson.-....ll,s Cieye. i Pittsburgh. S-i
Canton 30 Caic. 4 :. H.------- -ii
Consolidated Coal Co.ifi DO. fre:..-.---.----- -n
CumhCrlaud.--..--.. 20 Cleveland e. 4 c.. 90
W. Union Tel Com. ~ y. J. Ccutrsl--.-.---iui.
u cksilvcr 3it Chicago a r. l...-..lNfI
D.. Pret---.----.-. 81! MI. s.. Pau4---..-
Pacific NAL "a Do prei.............. da,
Boston Water Power IL Wabash. g.
Adams EXpress....-. 90 Do prei..........---. ~
Wells Fargo Coz. - Fort Wayne ex div. 81
Am. nh Express. 63i A. & T. H........... Do,
United States Exp. 20 Do. pref ...-.-..-. 81 j
II Cent d II r RIOS: Chicago Alton.-...IuI
E-e.--.-----------.- 4'- DO. prei.---.--.--.l N.
Do pret---..-.-.--.-- % Ohio Mississippi. -tl
Harlem ...--..--.---l-S. Del Lack.--------.lut
DO. pret.------..--i1U Hartford a Ere..--- d
Michigan Central -. - Indiana Central &C.. 2n
Panama .....---..-.-ll3i Chic, b. a Quiucy-.it8
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INV GRANGEs.-A grange was organized
ia " HiiamstoHn, by Deputy Boyden, Feb.
2oth' with 80 members.
grange was organized at Middlesex,
last week, with 92' members.
\ grange was organized in Washington,
Orange county, Feb. Goth. by Deputy
Boyden, with so members
oranges will soon be organized in Berlin.
Moretown and Worcester.
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4 FA>I TguITEE.-Wiiliam II Stuueyant
al this city, the owner of the magnificent
black -e.ding, General" has offered to
match any horse in New England. for $50
600 side, TO trot him next September.
"Geucml" has, during the past season,
been trained at the Stock Farm 10y Supcrin-
t.rlcrt predmorc
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7 WILL sell at Public Auction. on Wednesday, the
/ | 18th DAY Of March. 1874, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon At the Milo u. Hall Farm. IN Berkshire,
about 80 tons Of Hay Also about 500 Sap Buckets,
together with other Sugar Tools. The above VIII
| be- sold for cash and To- the hi chest bidder.
HANSON T. LEWIS, Assignee.
St Adams Vt March It'll, lS'4.-s6w2w
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w aye glad to see that the valuable SER
vices of President Buckham are to be re-
tanned in the Board of School Commi~-
-joner~ for TWO years more. The retirement
ofMr. AIscr is viewed with serious regret
by all truc friends of education in the city,
a~he has been 5ucol the best and most indus
triou~ members the Board. Mr.. Cabana,
Nr.Alser's successor. keepsa grocery on the
corner OF Rose AMI North streets. lie is
the first Roman Catholic member of th
Board elected since the election of the l,tc
General Clarke.
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Moxkro>.-F \. Sears closes the second
term of his school at Barnumtown, on Tue
day evening, March 81, with public ezhi-
bitiJn. The members of ". W. Thomas 5
singing school % that place, at the close of
hi, second term, organized a choir for the
Methodist Church, which has been entirely
destitute of music for several years. Il Is
composed of Young singers, W. y. Law
renee being elected first chori~icr, y. \.
Dean second. and Miss Lucy Lawrence
orraui-t.
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4 bountiful sugar harvest is pre- lietcd
hy the experienced.
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Charles Bates. condnc' or on No. ; train.
on the Rutland Division had his arm caught.
Friday morning, at Fast Wallingford. be
tween the dead wood on.one engine and the
band in the lonr. Shackle of another,
hrulSlng the mus lie and iniuring the bone,
making 1t YER painful wound.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-06

AERErEp.-0ne ofthe person suspected
to be engaged in the West r.aldolph bur
elary has been arrested, anl. l. now in jail
He claims to hail from the vicinity of
Hartford, Conn. No clro to his aceomplicc
ha. Laen founJ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-06

JErIEE>oNvILLE.-Enoch Carleton, an old
and esteemed citizen. died Fob 22J in his
-3i year. Mr. Carleton had been resident
nl Jelle.-.n1i.ea great MANY Nears-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-06
Very Nice Spring or Winter
Wheat Flour at Low Prices.


Is positive cure for Seiatica, rheumatism, Neu
ralsia, Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords, Lame
Back, Spralns, &c. From two 70 six large bottles
will cure cases given up by physicians. The only
certain cure for SciaficI. Lar-e bottles, Sl-5O; ;
small bottles, - cts. Sold by all druggists.
April iD-we0wll
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-06

IN adjourned meeting of Ayrshire cattle
breeders was held at the Welden lIousr
ST. Adams, Tuesday afternoon. to act in
the matter of publishing herd book.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-06

The new steam saw mill near Qucchee,
belonging to j. H. Saeli a Co., of MasSa-
chu~ett-, was destroyed by fire on the even
ing of Feb. 20. The fire had made such
heiiWay when discovered that no one could
enter the building. 1t is to be Immediately
rnhniIt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-06

for inspectors Of kbaioH.
D. i Bracken. pol John g. Thoma Jr.,
3ol james Madigan, POI F. G.. Cog gin,
!ol John l.. p. Wright, i6l, Joseph
Langloi~, l6l.