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DIRECTORS.

DIRHCTons.
WILLIAM c. ALEXANDER, President.
GEORGE T. ABEL, Nce-Pres. Bank % Commerce
HENRY ". ALEXANDER, Alexander q Green,
JOHN AUCHlNCLUSS. John II. and Hugh Auchin
JAMES W. ALEXANDER. 2l Vice President.
BENZ. + BATES. Pres. Bank " Commerce, Boston
JAMES 81. BEEBE. Boston.
THOMAS \. BIDDLE. Philadelphia.
ROBERT BLISS. Bliss & Allen. 10 Whit Street.
WI. 7. BL0DGErr. ~ Pearl street.
WAYMAN CROW. st. Loui-
THOMAS A. CUMnIN GS. Everett House.
THEODORE CUYLER. Philadelphia.
HENRY DAY, Lord. Day 4 Lord.
JOIN J. Donaldson II. i. Clanln Co.
CYRUS ". FIELD. = Liberty street.
SIMEON FITCH. East thirty-s Xth street.
DUDLEY 5. GREGORY, Jersey City.
ASIlBhL GREEN. Alexander s. Green.
JAMES VI. HAtSTEp. Pres. Amer Fire los Co
PARK Err HANDY. q Nassaut street.
T. JUpSON IIAHLEY. 66 Broadway.
SAMUEL HOLMES. - Pearl street.
HENRY a. HI RLBUT, II West Twent eth street;
HENRY b. HYDE e President.
KOB'f L. KENNEL Pres Nat. B1us ~ Com
Geo. q. KELLOGG, 457 Broadway.
WM. q. LAMBERT. IN Roadway.
EDWp. W. LAMBERT. NJ. D.. : Eas: 1-th stsect-
DANIEL. D. LORD, Lord, bay & Lord.
JAMES LOW. Low. Hartman { Co.
HENRY q. NARQUAND l-u Broadway.
CHAS J. MARTIN. Pre-. Home lus. CO.
JOHN J. MCCOuk. ~ Broadway.
JOHN +. MOORE. Upper Aquebo-ue, Lon- Island
GEO. u. MORGAN. % Exchange Place.
J. +. NAVARRO. Wee Pres Cont Warehouse Go
STEPHEN II. PHILLIPS. san Francsco. Cal.
HORACE PORTER. Y Pres. Pull Imam Pal. Carte.
BENNINGTON T. RANDOLPH. Jersey city.
JOHN SLOAN. ". & J. Sloane, Sol Broadway.
THOMAS L. SMITH. Pres. Mercantile Trust Go.
GFO. II. STUART Philadelphia.
HENRY S. TERRELL. . v. Twentieth street.
SAMUEL ". TOKKti, IS Chambers street.
ALANsON TRASH. :. 4 A. &c. Tr5sk.
Go b. UPTON. Boston.
NM WALKER. ll7 Fast Twenty hrst street.
WM. WHIrEWRI6HT, Jr.. IS Br0adwly.
BENZ WILLIAMSON. E. Laheth. y. J.
HENRY YOUNG, 20 Nassau street.
THOMAS :. YOU NG. I'D Chambers street
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March l6-did&3Swlt

TIE ROSE OF DEATH.-Do not wait until the hectic
flush which indicates advanced consumption, ap-
pears on the check. Check the hard cough and heal
the irritated lungs with HALE's HONEY or HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR, before the crisis comes. BE in time
Plke's Tnnthache Drnns cnre In one ininnte. nIt
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Read the follown. letter from Mr.. Willard, Of
Little Falls
LITTLE FALLS, n. Y, Feb. 81, 1874.
Z. S. BRowyHLL, Essex Junction
DEAR SIE-The box of potatoes came all right,
and they are well named Brownell's Beauty"
for they real beauties. We tested some o. them
and found them fine in flavor and superior in all
the qualities, which are to be desired in potato.
After testing their merits in cooking for tho table
We laid away the rest 10 he used for planting. !
will report further OF their merits next fall.
Truly yours, &C.,
Y. 4. WILLARD
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The ST. Adams 4drernser insists that
DR. bio Lewis did make the statement in
MS remarks on that village abop. the
women OF Massachusetts, attributed to him
by the 81. Adams correspondent of the Bos-
ton Adrertiser. 1t says:
Our own reporter was present and cor
r0oorates the statement referred to. and
plenty OF most respectable testimony can be
procured here to relieve the Boston Aarer-
h.er' correspondent from the charge of
Misrepresentation
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NOTICE IL BANKRUPTCY

TN the District Court Of the United States for the
/ District Of Vermont. ia the matter Of swigey 4
Burrows Bankrupts.-T0 the the creditors Of said
Bankrupts, anc ali whom this may eOncern1 he ua-
ders gned Asst gnee Of the estate Of said Bankrupts
hereby gives notice that has beon ordered that tie
second and third general meetings Of the creditors @.
said Bankrupts he held at the Office Of l.. L. Law
Of April, A. d. ISL at IL O'Clock in the forenoon.
before L. l.. Lawrence, Register in Bankruptcy,
for the purposes named in the 27tn and 18th
sections OF the Bankrupt Act Of March ID,
1867 and this is also TO give notice that have iled
my final account as Assignee OF the estate OF said
Bankrupts, and that at said time and place above
named / shall apply 10 said court for sett ement
OF said account, and for a discharge from all la
bity as Asst gnee of said estate, in accordance with
the provisions of said 18th section.
Dated at Middlebury, in said District, this I'd
day Of March, A. d. 1874.
9;w3w U. ID. TWITCHELL, Assignee.
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VrRGE>NEs MARKEr.-Business not active,
sales light. Butter 10 to Zee; potatoes IS
t., 6oe. cs-s 2Oc. Other prices unchanged.
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MILriN--.Ied. Lamar-h. Willis Brcmun.
a law student, and .hrec other Young
fellows, were armisnoi on Monday. charged
with pclting Rev. j. p. Beemau with ccgS
on the night of the 18TH inst. Beeman
turned "state'- evidence. " the other, plead
not guilty. The attorney for the STATE
proposed 10 enter aoi. pro, in the case Of
one Of the boys, bat his attorney refused 10
accept it. and demanded trial. and
verdict Wa- accordingly entered of not
guilty. by consent Of the prosecution.
!.amarSh was then pat upon trial Will,
Bccman gave a full accolnt Of the affair
j d. Beeman testified to the assault. The
Jury. after being out about an hour. came
in not agreed The court sent them
back, after having instructed them
an the law. and a. TO their duty.
In short time they returned with YER
diet Of guilty Of assault. and the court i'm
posed fine of $40 and costs. The trials
Of the rest Of the boys were continued to the
Goth lust States Attorney Burnap and
D. [. Wheelock ior State; c. ". Writers
Tor respondents, except Willis Beeman who
appeared for himself
Robert \. Lancaster. arrested on suspi-
'ion Of being engaged in the burglary. at
The Office Of Clark, Boardman a Co., was
sentenced to pay fine Of ten dollars and
imprisonment in the county Jail three
months Tor larceny Of clothing, from the
BOARDING house Of James Miller, on the
i''n OF February last. and was committed.
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IN RAyKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT OF VERMONT. sat- Burlington,
IL in said District, this 27th day OF February A.
d. 1874.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of bis ap-
pointment Assignee Of ID. C. and A. W. Cady,
Of the city Of Burlington in the county Of Chitten
den and State Of Vermont. within said District who
have been'adudgeI Bankrupts creditors petition,
by the District Court Of said District.
To whom IL may concern.
A. @. WHIrTEM0RE. Assignee.
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The next Union Temperance meeting i
to be held at the Unitarian Church Sunday
evening, March - Interesting addresses
may lie expected
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ST Adams BurTER MARKEr. March Il
Light sales. and prices about the same As
last week. Common to fair. s. to 36c :;
medium to good, b 70 i0a choice i2 to
81; selections, ijc
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The lee has suddenly got 50 bad that
Laduke ~ Slaves stages, between here and
Plattsburgh. have ceased running for the
present
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T. o n TT n T. Il l. 4 " =,

Is granted by the ReUuABLE, which. upon prin-
eiple az accommodating profits nr definite periods,
adds very considerably to the proportivnsie earn
inss Of persons holding these policies.
March lt-t4vtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-20

THz TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN ST.. Al
BANs.-Tae ladies. temperance meeting
Oh the 18th inst ,Tas largely attended and
it was ro solved 10 CON nence work Immediate
ly. DR. \. NJ. Plant, druggist, agreed to
comply with any requ, ct in regard to tho
sale o Liquor, made of hin by the ladies.
The Catholic priests sent word that they
were in full sympathy with the ladies, and
were willing to do anything they could to-
help the work along All the vlere ymen of
the village were add Cd to the A. 'yist ry com
nittee. Earnest 81 eeches in b !half Of the
movement were made by W. IL II. Nc
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STATE OF VERMONT, , To an persons COW
pi>rnr.7 OF eui1rrxurv. IS. esrn'd in the Estate
so q 'c-s-t Iscs wood
lste of Ii in-saur-li IN said District. deceased.
GREETING
Atn Probate Court Loiiiea 20 Darlington. within
1i 'ar tIe District nt th trcndrn. the 9Th DAY II
March. s. %. i--f. IAN Instrument pH-uog;u. t. be
Tire last " ll ana Testament. q htt-sv Lack ~ood,
ia;r oi i4'u.-.ur-l. ~ -a.f District deceased was
presented O. tAc Court afur'-lid. inr Probate. by
AsaS-i f.rs. tlc cXccut,r therein uau-,l and /
uric7Dl ty SAID trtf. shat tiIl -t .iay Of March.
a. D. l~-i. 40 tAc Probate Court Rooms Ia said
hurlu-t D. te ass -ECd 90. pros .a. said lnstru-
meut and that notice. thereof be- given O, a per
ms cvucs med uy iUt sI az ths rider three weeks
excessively IN the Darlington frge Press q news
paper printed 80 said Burlington. pscveus tD the
tme appointed.
Therefor. sou are hereby not ftt o. Lear be-
gre said Court. go the time aui psr, a'crlsa d. and
contest tho probate a. aid - ii. T; YOU have cause
Iiteu uuier INV band az Bur.in-:ln in said
d strict. tn., DAY of March. \. D. I-53.
a-wIs r. ;. TAFT, beg stcr.
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WuiIING. - Eyerts Pond sold S3ll2l
worth OF butter from Is cows last year, be-
ile~ supplying his family.
The singing school Of ". W. Thomas is
Increasing in interest and numbers. 1t is
estimated that on Friday evening last over
200 pupils were present.
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MrppLETRr.-Two young fellows re.
Gently attempted to enter Mrs. La Flower
house during the night. and were refused
admission. The inmates raised the neigh
borhood by their cries and screams The
neighb,rs went to the rescue, and the fel-
lows iled. They were arrested and brought
before Justice Knapp. and were fined 50
that costs and fines amounted to over $40.
The fines were paid. and they went hack to
work ut Belden Falls.
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among the sufferers by "Burrill az
Cook. the bogls hay and -four dealers Of
Woon-ocket i. l.. is Henry f Bosriman.
% East A1ursh, who sent them two lots of
-4v
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ihere are eight thousand daughters Of
HeOecea IN Illinois, The Detroit Free Press
considers Mr.. Rebecca ahead If Rr;,b.m
Young.
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The s.. Adams druggists have announced
their fall sympathy with the women :
temperance movement in that village and
protest against being classod among
common rum-sollers, claiming 10 have here
tolorc confined their sales strictly to medic
mai purposes. They now pledge them
selves not to sell any wine, liquors. alcohol
ale or porter, for any purpose whatever, so
long as the sale of liquors, etc. Is con-
Quoted by some person not IN any way con-
necied with the drug trade in St. Adams.
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y COLLEGE BuRNED.-The Hillsdalc Col
lege' at iiillsdale. Mich, was destroyed by
hre last week. The cast hall was saved.
with the furniture, libraries. musical in
strumcnts, etc. Loss $1,000: insurance
$50. coo.
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STATE OF v-Ero>r n, Ile T.. Hon Hon Prob, rrqoa;e :,
Chtienfon
r. 40 persons .f;s-,-,ei IN tie estate of Patrick
Burns, of huIlin-tru, "a si'i District,
GREETING
{IHEREiS, appiic,tou iu writing hath been
W ilaar g. tn.- Cont hy tie Guardian % said
ward for license 90 sell tire whole oi the real estate
OF said F4rc ,e,tn- forth there that the personal
estate % SAID ward Insufficient Ia pay the *
perses o. maintain sad ward and : also insult
cent % ptS his just debts AMI tnat % j. Necessary
o. sell rhe whole nf said wards real estate Z the
purpose aforesaid.
And t-eruupou ,Ae sid Cou.t api.a'ute and as
-uei t'ic 90 th Jay of M.r-h. 4. b. lS74. st the
Probate Court ROOMS. iu ssid District. 10 hear and
trcit. uHUa -l'd aFp,ctti.s and ordered that
public NOT ce thereof ne sven e. all persons inter
cstet therein. hy pub! fishing tbs order three weeks
>tc,e-- velN. To- TIE Burr ugton Free Press.
paper which crruttt- iu tar ue. -hterh0od 81 those
persons nicrr-t therein. all 81 which publ cations
shall Dee prcfiou, % the time appointed fog hearing.
Therefore GA are HEREBY uui ue tsappear before
ssd Court. ~ tc M ami place t;oresii then and
there Z" o9 - o. The fant O. such license, IL ycu
cause.
Given under ~ hand shc "rohaie Cuur, Il. aru-,
a-w3w K. - TsFT. lie i-t.r-
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Spetial Hotitrs.

spetial gotitss.
THE MOST wONDERFUI, DIsCOy-
cry OF THE 10Th CENTURY.
DIR. s. ID. HOWE'S
ARABIAN MILK CURE
FOR CONSUMPTION.
And ali Diseases of the THROAT, CHEST ..ad
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WORLDLY
SUBSTITUTE FOR COP LIVER On
=, Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis Incip,eut
Consumption. Loss Of Voice. Shortness OF Breath,
Catarrh, Group, Coughs. Colds, &c, IN few DAYS,
like magic. Price 81 per bottle. Also.
DR.. S. d. HOWEs
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
Which DIFFERS from all other preparations in its
Immediate action upon the LIVER, KIDNEYS and
BLOOD 1t IS purely vegetable and cleanses the
makes pure, rich blood. 1t cures Scroiulous Dis
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lales the Bowels. For General Debility" Lost
Vitality" and Broken Down Constitutions - /
challenge the 10Th Century to find its equal.
Every Bottle is worth its weight in Gold.
Price 81 per Bottle.
Sold by Wells Richardson 4 Co. Wholesale
Druggists. At retail by K. Stearns & Co., T.. W.
BuIitt. Vincent & Tait, Henry y. Jones. A-ents
for Burlington. ".
DR.. s. j. HOWE, Sole Proprietor.
lti Chambers ST., New York.
Feb G-W6m sn
As family medicine for coughs. colds and all
diseases of the lungs remedy seems to be gain
M the public favor like Weeks ia gc Compound:
Tor the reason that il is always found safe and re-
hd1ie. " 10 has done more for me than all other
medicines" IS what We hear said of il daily Sold
d! al druggists. Jan 2l-,Dwlin sn
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ACCIDENT AT PoBr HEyRr.-Aimo,t a
fatal accident, and one by which John Tay.
ior' a workman in the employ Of ".
u. Kelley W. quite severely wounded.
occurred a. Port Henry, on the ilth INST.
Mr. Kelley Is one of the contractors on the
New York and Canada Railroad. and is at
present making cut through the noun
tam, near Bulwagga Bay Two openings
have been made. and in one of them a
blast had been prepared and the fuse light
ed but no notice was given to the men in
the other cut. which Is only a short lis
lance Off The blast occurring threw a
number Of large stones into the other +.
one OF which struck Taylor on the shoulder
and head, inlicting quite severe contn-
sion. but which viii not prove fatal.
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IauVosu MARKEr.-Prices for all kinds
90 Farmers produce Tuesday were well sl--
tanned. Cheese 5.52l boxes were offered
aui sales were made at Is and lie for farm
aairie- Band lf for factory Batter -
t-h~ nearly all fresh made and prices rang
rl, ior winter made, % to aer, new and
fresh 20 TO ~, few tubs gilt edged at IS.
Potatoes EARLY R,-e ut toe. other kinds at
5a 60 55e. Eggs 200 dozen at % to pc.
Dairy skim at -5-.
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1rm Adrsrtisemsu

WANTED.
A NY one desiring a competent f.ctory!cheese-
~ maker hear OF by addressing
F. ". BOUTu, Essex, Vt.
March ~ -2Swlw
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TnE BROOKLYN CoUNcI i Dr. Edward
Beechcr publishes letter on the subject of
the coming Council. in which he denies
that Plymouth Churc h has ever claimed the
7 ght 90 drop a IN ember against wn0ln
e. urgeS have been ma de; that the only que =
ii IN Is v hether mem Der can separate him
st II without a consen ting act of the church; :
Il ut many churches and denominations ad-
IL it such possibility and that the admis-
- IN Of such possibil ty tends to hepurity
ard power of the chuI ch. by making there
m oval OF unworthy elements more easy and
vii not interfere with legitimate discipline
II states that Mr.. Beecher offered to Doe
to r Storrs and Budin gton mutual Council
on this question of membership, provided
only that the appeal be made to the Bible,
and the offer was rejected. lie maintains
that the Council called is ex parte. and is
irregular, since an tx parte Council cannot
be GO led till a NUT 1al Council has been re-
ie ,tei--and Plymo nth has never refused a
IN utual Council. ind he protests against
the proceeding as dishonor TO the word of
God. and a yiolati on of the fundamental
principles of the Co ngregational system.
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San ACCIDENT Frank French. aged 20
Years. son Of Stilhnan French of Pomfrct.
"'et with a sad accident while cunning a
day or two since lie was resting with his
arms across the muzzle of his gun. when it
was discharged, crushing one arm. which
Inns been amputatcd, and tearing ont the
inside Of thc other hand, leaving his thumb
and little finger. His face and head were
al>) somewhat injured.
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Tue United States Circuit Court was ad-
Iaaraci on saturday forenoon sne die.
J.I.e >mailcy went TO Utica to-day, to hold
.ae March term Of the Dnited States Court
ur tae NORTHERN District Court Of New
York. which commences tomorrow. taking
fireplace .itae amented Judge Hall. All
case, registered for the present term Of the
District Court here, will hold over until
uI- return
Jmuo.-On Friday evening, March
i5H. LE WILDER, Esq, of jericho, by
invitation Of the lodge Of Good Temp,ar- Of
,aat place. delivered a temperance address
~ the v. E. Church to a large audience.
Tine choir WIS in Attendance and entertain
I'd she audience with some excellent music.
it the close ai the address. on motion of
O.. VI. Smuliiag, the audience extended a
vote of thanks tl the speaker.
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The temperance reform in .plattsburgh
moves steadily forward. The ladies are
earnest in their efforts. All den IL nnatio rs
pull together, and entire harno ny pre-
yails. The rum trade is at discor Mt, and
many of its former friends and patrons are
hoping to sec it soon closed. and hcnreforth
and forever. In order to help on such a
result, the ladies of the village mot in the
school building, on Saturday PA, last
week, and effected permanent organiza-
ton, to be known rs tho Ladies' Temper
ancc Union. with Mrs \. Williams. presi-
dent, and Mrs. A. W. lansing, SC cretary.
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10 the Editor Of the Free Press and Times

j large audience was present at st.
Mary Hall, Tuesday m to witness the en-
tertainmcnt given by the young ladies and
boys Of St. Ma rvs School and the orphans
of st. joseph's Asylum. The programme
embraced songs, declamations, dramatic re-
citations and tab 'eaux, and was carried out
in manner whie reflected great credit on
the youthful am lteurs-who, by the way,
were as fine lo' king Sc, Of young people
rs Is often seen. Music wa, furnished by the
St. Mary's Band, whose members wore
their superb uniform and were in excellent
play. The evenings programme was a
olow-.
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FiEE.-Iho house belonging TO G. 0rton.
between North Fairfax and Fairfax Village,
was destroyed by fire on the IIth inst.
NJ orion after lighting the fire in the
stove went TO the barn to do his chores ard
on returning he found his home in la mes.
lie succeeded IN getting out part Of the fur
niture and bedding, but his los. was con
siderable, including between forty and fifty
dollars IN a wallet in pair Of pants hang
ing IN the chamber. Los about 81 500
insurance 5000.
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FLAssNr AuAE.-At the U3d Fellows
meeting last night, jerry I-ham, p. G.. NJ.
was presented iy the members Of Green
Mountain Lodge, "a, token Of their esteem
and regard, with Grand Master Jewel. Of
great heaaty Of design and elegance Of man
u'artnrr. The presentation was made by
NJ. Il. Tyler, on hchalrofthe member, or;he
lodge, Ia an appropriate and touching
speech, taking The recipient entirely by sur
prise, The jewel WAS manufactured 10y the
well known firm of Pollard IL Leighton. Of
Boston. and was procured through Brius-
maid Is Iiillr5th. Of this city.
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New Business in is.J-iJ.tO Policies.
Assuming sJJ.fJ2 .5.S.oO.
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Hamburg Embroideries,

Al che .lne aahe.fi OBJ. lrc.. a, which we lave
1oea of.ra- oem. l dpe 7laI. aHl heau;'lui
ra'..ras vf1 a.nl ..a-- -.i- fi .b ,sr desire g.
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EAlLEoAD AccnE rz.-The en- inc. tender
and three cars of FREE ght train number eight
were thrown from the track near E~-sx
junction, yesterday afternoon, 10y a mis-
placed switch Fret ght train, over the road
Were detained for ST. or eight hours The
train from this city, being unable to enter
the depot at the jun elton, was compelled
TO back into Burlingtc n.
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The Richlori Sentinel says The people
OF East Franklin and West Berkshire are
about commencing to raise money for the
connecting link between the Lamoile Val
Icy and the Missi,-quoi County Junction
Railway, viz Between sheldon and Ere
IgI,lursh via East ErankIin- -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-20

When Aunt Arab ella saw ono OF our little
counter hoppcrs' little flushed at 4 we'd
ding party the other evening, She quietly
remarked Youth -full-yer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-20

The bul for the relief of Postmaster
Clarke, of Bnttlebor1. whose Office was
robbed Of stamps, &c, to a considerable
amount some months since. has passed the
House OF Representatives.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-20

a-v3r R>.1sFr. lie i,,r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-20

ANOTHER GRANcE.-Clarendu Grange
Was organized on the 9th inst. byZ. 3.
Jamc.an, State DerUty.