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The Grange advance., 1874-01-21
DEPUTIES APPOINTED.

DEPUTIES APPOINTED.
The following named persons have been appointed
Deputies organize oranges under IL Of the
Constitution Of the State Grange, adopted February
10th, 1873.
FAribault county, 8. F. Wikbow, winnebago City.
Waseca, Hon. p. Woodruff Blooming Grove.
NicolIet, J. H. Dunham, Nicollet
Olmsted, NJ. G. Fuller, Rochester.
Fillmore, O. e. Rundell Fairview CIR.
LeSueur A. 3. Swayne, Elysian.
Cottonwood, J. W. Benjamin, Window.
Dodge, Vim. +. Lee, Rice Lake.
Mower, F. A. Elder, Spring Valley.
Martin, John F. Daniels, Fairmount.
Dakota, D. F. Akin, Pennington.
Steele, E. II. G. Dartt Owatonna.
Lyon, H. R. Morcyes, Lynd.
Brown, r. T. Simmons, Golden Gate.
FreebOrn, A. K Vanderwarker Moscow.
Kandiyohi, Burroughs Abbott, Kandiyohi.
Yellow Medicine, Gorham Powers, Yellow Medicine.
Ramsey, S. c. Goodrich, St. Paul
Wabasha, John II. Jackson, Lake City.
Rice, George c. Chambcrlin, Eorthfield.
Blue Earth, A. j. Murphy, Lake Crystal.
Goodhue, l. C. Stearns, Zumbrota.
Olmsted, j. T. Price, EyOta.
Mobiles, j. H. Cunningham, Hersey,
Todd, J. 0. Milne, Sauk Centre.
Rock, - McCollum, Lucerne.
Wright, William Slaight Delano.
State Purchasing Agent. S. Denman, Winona.
GRANGE, 1873.
Master, J: Coehrane, Waupun.
Overseer, J. H. Hubbard, Oxford.
Lecturer, $. w. King, -
Steward, c. W. Foster, Metomen
Asst. Steward A. j. Sexton, Kilbourne City.
Chaplain, Z. F. Durham, Cemansvlle
Treasurer, J. Cory, Footville.
Secretary, James Brainard Oshkosh
Gate-keeper, E. Abbott, Almond
Ceres. +. F. Foster.
Pomona. na.'."...'''''.'. u; Brainard.
Flora a......................... Flora Crane.
Lady Steward......... L. NJ. Hungerford.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
J. COchrane .Waupun.
~ H. !OSnROs0
O. D. Hinckley Ripon.
A. w.
Purchasing Agent. II. Osborn, Oshkosh.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-21

Belvi<lere Grange No. 64, meets the first and
third Saturdays of each month. All visiting Patrons
are cordially invited. EDWIN E. GAYLORD, Sec
The Grange advance., 1874-01-21

FeatherstOne Grange No. 50. meets the sec
ond and fourth Fridays OF each month.
THOMAS FEATHERSTONE, Master.
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Ellsworth Grange, No. l6:s, P. of H.. meets
Wednesday evening of each week. in Odd Fellows
Hall. J. W. WINN, W. NJ.
WILSON KINNEY, Secretary.
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The regular monthly meeting Of Maple Grove
Grange, No. 164, of Pierce county, Wis, is the
Tuesday evening nearest the full moon.
J. II. CROSBY
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bondholders could be protected was to be
| placed in q position where they could act.
He did not, however, indorse the resolu-
ton in so far as it placed all the interests
of the bondholders in the hands OF COM
mittee of three.
Mr.. Noyes, of Boston. said it was for the
interest Of the Vermont Central bondholders
to assist the Vermont and Canada Railroad,
and to aid in protecting them in chancery
suit to prevent the payment Of the rent Of
the Rutland Railroad before the rent Of
their own road was paid instead of going
to the Legislature for new charter. lie
offered the following resolution as a substi-
tute to that of Mr.. Brooks. which was
adopted
Resolued, That committee Of three of the first
mortgage bondholders of the Vermont Central
In the bill TO Incorporating said bondholders now
pending in the Legislature Of Vermont and to do
what they can in aid OF the passage of said bill.
The chair appointed as that committee j.
N. A. Griswold, iona Dwight and Francis
A. Brooks.
Mr.. Brooks offered the following resold-
tons. which were adopted
Voted, That the same committee be authorized,
in Of failure to obtain the legislation, to do
what in their opinion is necessary TO protect in any
other way the interests of the bondholders.
Resolred That the interests of the frat mort gage
bondholders require the passage Of an act to in
corporate them and that it is their earnest convic
ton that such litigation is essential TO the proper
protection Of their rights and ought not TO be re-
fused.
Resoired, That copies of this vote be communi-
Gated TO the two branches of the General Assembly
OF vermont, now in session.
Adjourned.
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aSsGGNEE'S SALE OF Real. ESTATE
II fIBIit a. q HiDN.

NOTICE is hsro7v -iven that Will sell at fu'-
~ lie Auction, 10 the highest bidder ;or the same
on the 18th day o. Noveuncr. T. :. at l1 0'o.o-s
in the forenoon. az ID selling house occupied hy
Orisou K BlOd -ett, in " l-i Rochester in ti- cun
ty OF " iudsOr, Vermont. toe following de-cfiuei
pieces or parcels o. land. VIZ go
All Of the interest nf Ur sou x b.ui-e-t In tho
piece of land in sad Wes; r chester, known a 'hs
old u u yard containing rout tSo sad one -4lii
acres v n an old BAN thereon stand In Also
all aad every OF said hluc -ett's Ti-ht, tite Aui
intefes. in aud u toe new steam saw sr-A bu si-
ing II said r cnes-er the sane steud ard bc n
on the lands O. Z. q. Freeman, Artemu- tusi1liu.
Philander Baker sd stark q supper b. tbs sans
more less.
Also the following uanel pieces and trcei' OF
land lying anu being IN 'httegdrn, IA the county
Of Rutland an state 4 Vermont. to Wit
About y acres the same being part 81 lot ~.
90 in said Chiitenden Also. about - acres tbs
same being part OF lot 40 10. n sad Chittenien.
Also aaout Is acres, the same heinz parts o. lots
Nos 81 and s. N sIid Chiticndsn. AS, two
thirds Interest in about l-u acre.. fh- -ame being
az, art OF lot No 81 in said thittsnceu- Also. AL
OF the ash, spruce aud hru-uls iumhcr and ttu,s
standinz. growing ana benz ga I'D scses 81 s1i vt
No 50 in said Chitien!en. roe same 10 lee tdken On
Of said lot on OF before tle ist ay ui April, l7sb
AL o. the above piece. and parcels O. land are
er cum red by various mortgages u Gihgfent
pa-ties all Of which vii ne fully explained ID
stated at the time and acc ~ sale OF said ianis
Will be sold subject % any an all mort cages upoa
tbe same JOIN IL VAIL,
ASSIGNEE o. -. r. Bl0ieett. n Bankruptcy.
BRANDON Oct y. ts74.-lJwJw
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SALE OF BANKRUPT PROPERTY.
DARE CHANCE FDH A BARGAIN

rI,HE subscribers, Asst uees Of the estate Of
| Samuel Z. Curr.er. IN Bankruptcy, will sell a.
Public Auction, at the Avenue House, so called, IN
the town OF ST. Johns ury, Ia the county OF eae.
donia and state Of Vermont. on the 9th DAY Of
November A. D. 1874 'mmrucin- al 10 O'Clock a
NJ the following desc.ibrd property, belonging Z"
sad estate-vlz; 80 A.,
one large two-st0ry dwrllin. houss, with Wan
sar, roof thoroughly ami lastly hitet with barh
attached situated on Portland street, in said town
Of st. JOhnsbgry. -.
Also the hone farm Of said bankrupt situated In
Walden in county aforesaid, with L large anu
com -ortAble dwell NJ bouss and three laeSe barns
and other out houses and 30 acres Of land suitably
divided into moving, tilla-e. pasturase and wool
land. ,.
And one lot Of Wild land in Walden, aforesaid.
known as Samuel Cur i5I's.
Paddle:ord lot well timbefei and supposed y
contain 1861 acres OF Land.
The said real estate is subject 70 one mortgage
| on all The above property, amounting to sotoOia
December 5th 1873, and the aforesaid home isrin IS
subjected 20 prior mortgage amounting u
| ~ iI552 on said Dec. 5th. lS3 and Bankrupts
| right Of homestead, and will be sold subject 70
| all eneumbe inces.
dated at Walden, in the county Of Caledonia AMI
| state Of Vermont, this nth day Of October A. d
| Is74.
| sIAS RANDALL, Assisnees IN
MARSHALL MoNTd merry, bankruptcy.
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The arguments Of counsel on tho Hyde
bill" so called, to regulate railroad ireights
in the slate districts. began Monday even
ing before the railroad committees. Edward
j. Phelps, ESD, opened the discussion with
an earnest and effective argument in favor
of the bill. Messrs. Simons and Walker Of
Rutland followed, against the bill. The
closing argument in favor of the bill will
be made by Hon. c. ". Willard. The
prospects of the passage of the bill look
doubtful. but some general bill o1plish-
ing the same object. it is thought, will pass.
Tuesday evening the railroad committee
heard arguments on the bill to incorporate
the Central Railroad Company of Vermont.
in the interest of the first mortgage bond
holders. This is one of the series Of bills
hostile to the present management OF the
Central Vermont Railroad Company, in
troduced by Senators Clarke and Reynolds.
The general feeling appears to be that such
revolutionary legislation as they PROPOSE
cannot be made.
At the hearing, Tuesday evening, before
/ the select committee on removal of the Stat'
House, B. F. Fifeld, ESD, appeared fol
Montpelier. He admitted that hotel accom-
modations were inadequate in that village
but said that would be remedied before an
other session. Captain Start insisted tina
the matter of the removal was not joke
He opposed an indefinite adjournment
the committee, which had been moved b
Mr.. Gilman, of Montpelier. Whereupon til
committee adjourned to an indefinite time
Our readers will notice the disposition Q
the State House bill. 1t was withdrawn b
Mr.. Smalley The bill for a library wing t
the State House, was then killed in til
House, l0l TO SO.
The House Tuesday dismissed the bi
providing for reduction of the number {
Judges of the Supreme Court to six. an
, increase of the judges salaries to $4,000.
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The following business was transacted IN
the Probate Court for the District OF Chit
tenc.en, during the month of October
1874.
John Bakers estate proof OF viii, let
ter;' testamentary granted, and estate uc-
creed to residuary legatea.
William Henry estate appointment OF
administrator, appraisers anu in'ii''
sioners.
Martin L. English's estate; appointment
of guardian. .-. r.
Loyal Phillips estate APP continent oil
new guardian and settlement o. Ola guar
dian account. rr
Terence McCall's estate proof OF Will
and appointment of executor, co mihi99ion-
ers and appraisers.
Roswell E. Grow, and others, appoint
ment of guardian.
Linas Russell's estate ; appointE eht o'
appraisers. .,
Alexander COuTtney's estate Sett' sn'1"'
of administrator : account.
Willis H. Courtney and Others e'i ale
appointment of guardian.
Della l.. Phelps estate appointment Oh
administrator, commissioners and appr"Is-
lydia Meach's estate appointment OF
special administrator. cQmmlssioners anu
appraisers.
Geo. Douglass estate Sc ttlement OF OK
ecutor's account.
Eli B. Clark's estate proof of will let
tiers tesiamentary granted ant appointment
OF commissioners and appraisers. =
/ Truman Fay's estate appointment "'
| commissioner Of homestead
Martin Chittenden's estate ; license 90
] sol vol stare
1 Hugh McGowan's estate ; license 10 sell
4 personal estate
Edward Crows estate settleme Mt OF aG-
ministrat0r's account.
Clarence 0. Grow. ct al, appoint ment OIL
guardian. ..
Hiram Brewster's estate appoi ntmeni
of administrator, commissioners aud ap
praisers. al
real estate.
Martin Thayer's estate license to sci
real estate.
sell real estate.
} Edward Marphy's estate; appointment
: of administrator.
: Micah Thompson estate ; license TO SCI
, real estate.
. Orrin Rawson. settlement Of guardian
1 account.
d Anna Caswell's estate settlement @
{ guardians account.
i Samuel Johnson's estate appointment
: of administrator. commissioners and ap
praisers.
Anna Towards estate ; appointment
&C commissioners of distribution.
20 Ella \ Tatt's estate, appointment OF az
A ministrat0r.
, William K Tas, appointment Of qua
, ian.
,, Latham Jones estate settlement OF al
st ministrators' account.
SALBU EGH.-T nere was heavye tnunI
shower. Friday morning, making the thu
thunder show n this fall
- \ lirio boy, son of NJ. II. Darby, W
) badly licked by horse in the face, ie
days AZ Ii knocked out several teeth al
broke lis upper jaw.
The are several cases of scarlet fever
y town.
.- A new brick platform in front of
10 Methodist Episcopal Church, adds much
the looks as well as convenience OF
ne church.
bt Hay is selling for SI4.0o per ton. App
nd from 50 cents to SlOo; cider $500 /
barrel.
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Sp{fial gotifes.

The ONLY WAY TO CURE CosTIvENEss-Ayoid all
strong purgative pills which only exhaust the mu
cous secretions and wear out nature. DR HARRI
SONS PKRIsTALIIc LozESGEs are just the opposite.
they restore the digestion, they quicken the liver
sia, Headache, Dizziness, Piles and ali ot6er r.
suits OF Habtual Costvensss the chief cause Of IN
health, especially among women.
Trial box, 30 cts. Large box, 60 cts, nailed free
for this last price.
DIR. HARRIsoN's ICELAND BALsAx, a splendid
cure for coughs, hoarseness, and all throat and
lung complaints. For sale by Z. s. HARRISON 4
Co.. Proprietors, No. fremont Temple, Boston.
and by all druggists Oct Twin sn
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WATERBt RY, Nov. T. Is. J..
t. tho Editor o. the Free Press and Times.
On the evening OF the 81 inst, the following reso
luton was unanimously adopted by the boys Of the
Vermont Reform School
Resohea, That we, the boys ia the Vermont Re
form School, send cur kind regards u the noble
hearted people % ermont, and respectfully re
quest them TO send Us some turkeys and chickens
Tor q Thanksgiving Dinner on next Thanksgiving
Day, and We wilseyer remember their love FOX and
kindness toward Us.
Il is TO be hoped that the generous hearted people
ofour State, Will cheeriuly respond to the request
% the dear boys, who VII on the night Of Thanks
giving Dag. away from loved ones or home, remem-
be with grateful hearts the donors OF the favors
they request Those who can respond to the polite
request Of the boys, will please send in strong
boxes by express to WE. e. Flrbank. Superinten-
cent Vermont Reform School, Waterbury, Vt, WIS
will receive the iavors bestowed and appropriate
them as contemplated IN the resolution passed by
the boys
Very respectfully yours.
JoHN MASON,
JAMES NJ. sLApE,
Paul DiLLlSGHAM.
trustees Of the i. Reform School.
% o. lea So
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CHANGE OF BAsE.-The Howard National
Bank takes possession of its new quarters,
Wires Insurance Building, to-day Mcssrs
Griswold and Frissell will have the rooms
on the second floor of the same building,
now occupied by Mr.. j. W. Russell.
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RIcnMCND.-There will be neck-te fes-
tiyal and oyster supper, at Barnum's Hall,
Richmond, Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th,
under the auspices of Richmond Lodge No.
Il, l. o. Of G. I. In connection with other
amu~smen-s there will be a fish pond -
and post Office" Admission to hall. in
rluding neck-tie, 25ets. supper 50 cts. The
invitation j. general.
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Mary Pike, of johnson, Vt, celebrates
her one hundredth birthday this week by
giving centennial party to her numerous
family, which consists Of seven children,
twenty-five grandchildren and twenty-eight
grcat-srand-cbildren, with their husbands
and wiyes-eighty-six in all.
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All officers, sailors and soldiers; wounded, iup-
sTghtly. can obtain Pension, by addressing, DR..
y B. JACKSON, Late Surgeon in United states
NAVY. No. 4 New Chambers st, New YORK CITY.
Comtnunications promptiy answered. NoVlo'wti
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HEREBY take notice i.'t | vii, as the As
gnee Of Merrill VI. HI who has been si-
jud -ed bankrupt IN the District Court u Vermont
sell at Public Auction. AZ the new barn e l.. o
Wilbur. AT Jerich0 comes, oue lumber Wa q.
about 20 bushels Of potatoes and g bushels OF oats.
on the 2th day o; Now mher, 1874, az o'c ocd =.
m. Also On the same day. at u o'clock a. n.
there will he sold at the Hill barn. near the s,'s
mil Of Luxe Proctor, in UaderhiH, large quantity
OF hay aud straw. And. also the same day al
the barn Of samuel F-rrIll. near JHderkiH Centre,
there VI be sold large quantity oi straw ana
about - bushels Of Oats. AZ - o'clock, a, nuon-
Also will lie sold IL UneerhiH. at the barns on the
Geo r. story .Irn $50 ca4l-dl. are quantity
hay and straw. and about 90 bush Is % buekvheat
on above named day. ar . % cl.ck p IN aid prop
erty will be sold t. The highest hd eT by Authority
Of Law.
Jerfeln Nov s.0 f--f -1gygw
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

u,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the sd day
l of October. A. II. 1874, Warrant IN BANK
runtcy was issued against the estate OF Bracket
d. Corser Of ST. job sbury, In the County o. Gale.
donia and State Of Vermont. who has been "a nased
ment az any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging 10 said Bankrupt, To him, or Tor MS
use. aud the transfer Of any property BY am, are
~ said BANKRUPT To prove their debts, and 10
choose one or more Assignees OF his estate, viii %
held al |, Court of Bankruptcy. TO be holden AZ
the office OF Beden & lde, IN ST. Johnsbury IN the
John /. Edwards. So. Register, on the 10Th DAY
20 November, A. ID. i-74 at 10 O'Clock A.
"a 9w THOMAS FAILEY.
nsnp.v limited States Marshal. as Messenger.
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Ladies. if you wish silk that will run well on
YOUR Sewing Machine buy the Eureka vi.

HEsRY's CARBoLIc SALvE is so well known that
IL ~ only necessary TO caution against limitations
1t requires careful admixture OF the caroolic acid
with other ingredients to produce salve that may
mai il bears the signature and private proprietary
stamp Of John T. Henry. Sold by all Drugglsts
and Dealers JoHN F. HENRY. CURRAS Co., FRO
prietors 3 and College Place, New YORK. VII
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MIDDLE GRANVILLE RACES .-triday was
the second day Of the trotting at Middle
Granville. In the 2:37 class the entries
were Highland Grey, Alexander Barkley,
Fannie Leigh. and Flora Lee. The oig
gray stallion took the second, third anu
fourth heats. Alexander Barley taking the
first. Time-2:4O, 2:37, 2:37, a;37i' The
300 class. for a purse of $50, was contested
by Charlie Mac, Night Watch and Black
Diamond and was won. as might have been
expected, by Mac, who took three heats III
$50, 2.55 and $50.
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ST ALB,Ns BUTTER MARKET, Nov. To-
The market was quiet; offerings limited.
Common to fair, 25 to 32c medium to good
IS and 36c choice 81 and 3Sc selections
40,
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Gommgrfial.
Waterfowl Union Live Stock nnrL-f.
NOV. 10.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT NARzET

NOV. 10.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT MARzET
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine
This week..-.--.. i,slS sSsi
Last Week..-..--. LIS ,5i5
From Vermont 5j6 3.7iS ..
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice. slUpddIO 81:
extra, 81 - Ql0 o. first quality, s 75ag 80. sec
Ond quality, s. a. 50, third quality, 81 ~ a 30.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Work.n oxen per pair,
500, $50, SIS, $40, Mich Cows and Calves,
from s35ato, Farrow Cows, s2lG35; extra, s65a95
Yearlings s0gs; Two Years Old. s21a.1 Three
Years Old, s32Gf5.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs In lots, wool sheep,
s. 80, 50 o. 81 and 50 - each; extra, 500 a ~
or from 10 etc Y %; Spring Lambs, q a &c VII /;
Sheared sheep at-A &C Sio. Veal Calves. ;.
Prices OF Hides. Tailuw and Skins Bri ghton
Hides, st a "a, e h TalloT ga C Y II ; Country
Hides a &c y II; Tall0w, a &c e y Pelts, 81
al - each; Cali skins, l5c T II.
REMARKS.
Ca;te-He find at market quite an accumulation
Of cattle o. all grades. Many were fine oxen, with
considerable assortment Of young store catt and
steers, heers, &c, intended for beef. The market
was grain quicker than a week ago. bot not a
very enthusiastic trade. We quote pr IS III
changed, but rather frmer, at quotations.
Sheep and Lambs-The bulk Of arrivals this week
were from Vermont and Canada. The quality, when
taken whole, less desirable. We do not see
any actual improvement in prices the demand has
been shade better, but with an increase U. 100
head prices have only been Kept steady.
PoG.try-Desrable l0cks Of chickens and turkeys
not hi hoT than &c T n. poor grades at 4c y ID,
including Cd hens. Cons iderablc dressed poultry
Is being received n the city.
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CAy,f a, TO CHURcH. Why not! U! my ccngn
would disturb the congregation. Cure u then "iti
UAL.'s HONEY HoREHOuxD AND TAR, puts
vegetable remedy, unfaiinx as the sun anu nii
and harmless rs the summer air CfitIeh.on
9Th Ayenue. Sold by Ali druggists. VII
pixies Tooth ache Drops-cure IN one minute.
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rHIRAM BREwsTER,s ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Chittcnden, Commissioners 10
receive. examine and adjust the ella ms and demands
OF all persons against the estate % II ran Brewster
late OF Huntington. ia said District. deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and SIX months from the day Of the date
hereof be n allowed ~ said Court, FOR that purpose
we DO therefore hereby give notice, that we viii
attend 70 the bus hess ui cur appointment ~
the late residence o. the deceased m sad District
on the last saturdays Of uctorer and April next.
at 10 o clock \. Nj on each o. said DAYS
Dated tbs 2ith day Of uctoher A. y. 1874.
J. 5. Johnson, (co,,,,i.....,.-s
lSw3w U. Ii. ELLIS, NVinli4's7'V"ois.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

RICHMOND MARKET, Nov. 9.-Butter was
active, and brought IS to 3sc; cheese, 10 to
lie. notatoes 45c
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MONDAYS New York Graphic conta' ned a
nine column expose OF the doingS Of the
Eddys. the Chittenden mediums, By Dr.
George NJ. Beard. He maintains that 'ne
medium impersonates all tie forms seen ana
apparently proves it--or st least that IL
might easily be SO.
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The new postal card to be issued will be
nearly white, printed with black ink have
a narrower border and be generally much
neater ia appearance than tho one DOW in
use.
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The new crib has at last been sunk at the
north end of tie breakwater, and the work
Of filling 1t with stone is progressing vigor-
OuSly.
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c. F. Bresee, of Albany, n. Y, has chsl-
lenged John McGregor, of Essex Junction,
to meet him at Rutland on the first of De-
cember next, and play the match of fifty
games Of checkers some time since agreed
~ N