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hSSro,- ti.RRISGTos.-ln North Ferrisbursh.
Jan 9TH, Mr. John 7. Kenyon ADD Mi Lydia Har-
rin.t0n, both Of Ferrisburs III.
C0BB-ORToS.-ln West:ord, Dec. 9Th. at the
resoence .: the brides father Mr.. John Orton by
Hon. Alney Stone, Mr.. Cassius II. Cobb and Miss
julia A. Orion, all OF Westford.
BAsSETT- GERsiIN.-In thu city, Jlu. lst at the
College Street Con ere, at nal Church hy Rev g.
i. Stafford, Mr.. Walton ". Bassctt aud Nj NJ
Louise Germain, all Of tbis city
TALcoTr -TuiCHER.-At the residence Of the
brides parents Thursday. January lst by the Rev.
L. u. Ware, II. lsh1m Talcott Of NI.lis:on aud
Ella M. TEACHER OF South Burlins ton.
SArLEs-CEASE.-In Huntin -ton, January lst
1871, by Pro-. VI. h Petty, Mr.. de-" W. Sayl,.s aud
Mis- Eva l. frame.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

'I'nIs Is t. give notice that ths 81 day Of
L January, A D. 1874. a Warrant in Bsnkrup,ey
WI. issued again=t the estate If John II. Damon
tahot, in the County Of Washington. aad state of
' ermpnt who has b, en- adjudScd Bankrupt On
his creditors petit on that the ayment Of any
debts and delivery OF any property belonging to
saiu Bankrupt . hin, " toT HI use, aud the
transfer OF any property by him, arc f"ridfdou b
Law that meeting u tie cre,ttori g. said E1ak
rupt, IL prove ti.ir d1si- aud u ehUoze one or
more Assignee @; IA. e<tsts vii rs he'd at Court
81 Bankruptcy. 10 DO h0.dea - the winOoski
House, IN cabot, in the County OF Washington, aud
state Ol Vermont. he1.Ts John l. Edwards, tsg-.
Reg ,ter on ths e9h day g Jinulry, A. d 1874, al
10 O'Clock
ITO. +. FOSTER,
lIi,si state. sI.Tshsl !. " On
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Bankrupt Aotifes.


'CliIS Is To GIVE NOTICE that on the 3ist day
Il OF December. A. ID. Is73, a Warrant in Bank
ruptey was issued against the estate OF Samuel Z.
Currier. oil Walden, in the County Of Caledonia,
and State OF vermont. who has been adjud Sed
psymen. Of any debt7 and delivery OF any
property belonging 70 said Bankrupt to him, or
for his ana the transfer or any property by
him. ,"ra.siden by law that meeting of tho
creditor 81 said bankrupt, to provs their debts,
and u chaoee one or mare Asignees q bis estate,
will Le held at cOsrt c: Bankruptcy. to DO holden
at the Avenue HOUSE. IN 81. johnsbIry in the
County 81 Caledonia and state u Vermont.
before Jehn /. EiwsIds- Esq- Register. tbs 18th
day uf January. \. ID. I55i, at 10 caiock Az
GEO. r. FUSrER
ra.i.i STATES MarsLsl = Messenger.
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THOUSANDS SUFFER- INDIGESTION, Co,tiy.ns.s
Piles. Headache. and don't know how much they
lose by passing by DE HARRIsox's PrKrsr,Irir
LozRSeEs. findngithe papers full o. remedies hhey
take notice OF any and thus lose the benefit of
good thing. We are selling them immensely. s,r
they are what everybody need, and they viii do
what promise. The most perfect, agreeable and
effective cure for for every form of nd geston and
the only for the piles either bleeding or other
wise. Trial box. 20 cts. Large box co cts mailed
free for this last price. DR. HARRIsoS's ICELAND
BALsAx, n splendid cure tor coughs hoarseness
and all throat and lung CON plsnts. For sale By r.
5. HARRISON Co. Projectors. No. / fremont
Temple, Boston. and by all druggists
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the Dlstret court ~ The United States. loT the
i District ot Vermont n the matter Of Juhu A.
Beers. B1nkrupt.-ro tho the creditors Of said
Bankrupt, and all whom tins may concern. Ths
undersigned Assignee Of the estate Of said Bankrupt
hereby give notice that il has been ordered that the
second and third general meetings Of the creditors Of
said Bankrupt be held al Burlington, in said Ds
trlet, On the 18th Gay OF Jau. AID I574 at o'clock
IN the i9renooa. at the once OF Hon T.. r. Hard.
before Hon. A. r Lymsp. one Of the Registers
IN Bankruptcy for SAID Dstr CT, .or thei purposes
named IN the . IN and 18th sections Of the Bans rupt
act anu thai ! have tiled nv final aecuurt a.
Assignee Of the estate % said Bankrupt and that a.
aaid time AMI place above mined. shall apply
t. said eaurt for settlement If Iav aid account and
FOR u discharge from ali liabilities as Assignee %
said estate, IA accordance Wiz tie provisions OF ID
section 2-th Of said act.
Dated At Burl gtal IA s44I u f. Ja1. til
A. ID. tS1t
2sw1M LCCIts 4. aMTTn A,s..nes
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BY Telegraph.
New York Market.

Nxw YoR-. Jan. :.
COTTON steady sales .cso bales at ieic for up
lands Forward del yeres have ad yanced LILO VI tB
a moderate business.
FLOUR Receipts Of iGur 9.is9 barrels. Flour Toe
better shipping grades and scarcely so active :;
state; gld7 20 for common TO good extra Western
and state; 2-Il7 "a for good 10 choice: .5l1s p
for common to choice white wheat IVES extra !,
6 95lls so for common to good extra Ohio; Goa
II o. for common To choice extra 81. Louis market
closing quiet and firm. Rye -four firm: 75zr5 81,
Corn meal scarce and firm; laAi 30 for Western;
6A13i Is for brandywine.
WHISkEY dull.
6RAIN-Receipts of wheat IOi. $40 bushels; less
active prices without change; sales 96 900 bushels
At oOzrl e. for No. g Chicago; 63dl Ga for No.
Milwaukee 56i "a 81 for lows spring; g. fer
spring; e. for white spring; 66Gl G5 for No.
Minnesota and Milwaukee. Rye quiet and steady;
sales 100 bushels at O3 "a % for Western and
STAGE. Barley and frmer; sales Loo bushels
Of Canada West at g. Barley malt quiet, steady;
sales 5000 bushels proved state at s.. Receipts
ofeorn q a-J bushels; moderate demand for export
market scarcely firm sales s5t0o bushels at SIC
for Western mi xed store: Sp1fS; for western
mixed adost. Receipts OF oats u. no bushels: oats
quiet sales q, 00O bushels at G2d6ic for mixed
westerns 6Aa6i for white western afoat 620S3c
for mi xed state.
HAY steady at Is aaGso 90 per ton for common to
good shipping.
HOPS steady at e5pioc for state and Western.
SUGAR quiet and unchanged.
M0LASSES firm with light sales.
RICE quiet and unchanged.
PETROLEUM. quiet at Il for crude; lsc for re-
fined.
EGGS dull at 2spscc fur state and Psnnsylvania;
27D2e for western and Canada.
PR0YlsIONb-Pork frmer ls 50Qi6 70 for new
ness primo ues3 10 90 Beef quiet S7s0il 90
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xeaal aotiees.
POLLY EIELD,s EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable the
- . . - M Probate Court, for the
"isti''' % IN ''N@N'7 District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Polls
Field, lats Of Charlotte, said District, deceased,
GREETING:
NTHEREAS. I'D Court hstil asst -ned the 27th
w day Of January is7i, for the settlement q tie
administration account u the adm stratOr Of sad
estate and for decree 81 the residue Of said estate
b. the lesa Of said deceased, and ordered that
public notice thereof be given % al persons inter
ested in said estate, by pahl shins this order
three weeks succsssively previous u the dsy
assigned, in the Darlington Fee Press, printed IL
Burlington. in said District
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear At LII
Probate Court Rooms, in Burr .t1n, On the d.iy
assigned then and there to contest the allowance OF
said account, d you see cause and 10 establish
your right he r. lssstee7, and lawful claimants
u said res due
Given under Al, hand Ii. "a diy 90. January
A. ID. lS.4
!swew Z Z. WALES. Jude.
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We wish to express our thanks to friends in Col
chester, for their generous donation to the II. Z.
Church, Of $500 on the evening of Jan. I'd. Also
to Rev. Mr.. Beaudry of Shelburn, for his very in
teresting lecture on Personal Experiences in Libby
Prison. Also to the choir, under the leadership Of
Col. Munson, and to Rev. ]. d. Beemsn of Milton,
for inter spersng the exercises with sweet music
May kind providence watch over and richly re-
ward this people.
HENRY A. BUSHNELL,
Pastor NJ. Z. Church
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Nori.n N m,>ns,.roy.

fs'IlIS ia to give notice that on lac stu do, O.
L January, A u. ~, Il Warrant n BankEuptcy
was issued .a.n>t the estate o.. Joseph H. Whseer
Oi salisbury, ia the County -. beGn ston, ami
state OF Vermont, who has bsea adiudgsI
Bankrupt on MS creditors petition that tho pay
ment Of any det:a AID delivery o. AM propes;,
belonging L. sad Bankrupt, t. tim, Oh 70. his use
and the transfer o! any property Ly lin. are for
bidder by law that neetiHg q the creditors 90
said Bankrupt o. prove tEe.f debts, and 10 rhu, %
one OF more ASS .necs OF M estate Will he held a.
Court OF bank ruptcy, T. be holden It the Office o.
A. p. Lyman, ESQ IN Bsnuing ton, ia the County G
Bennington, lnd State oi vermont before A. ?
Lyman, ESQ, REGISTER, On the 9Th Day u January
A. d. 1874, II 10 o'clock 4 =.
TIC T. FuSrER
- Ai1 shat - NesseEee-
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MOTHERS, READ THIS
KEEP MILIEH,s uxuy syurr

On hand, and your children will never be sick IL
will instantly cure sour stomach, dysentary grip
ins in the bowels wind collie, &c. Gives relief ia
teethIng. Pleasant to take Contains NJ opium or
morphine. Relieves your child by curing, not by
causin, it to sleep. its restored health andIthrfy
growth will indicate. Sold by druggists. Price
n cants b,ttf.
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for plain mess; u Is % 10 90 for extr moss. Beef
hams quiet at . GDei 10. fierce beefquiet; Il %
~ ~ FOR prime mess. Gut mears unchanged
Middles steady at 81 for long clear; u for short
clear Lard weak at 81 for prime steam. Butter
nrm 2iDJ Tor western, akdi5 for state. Cheese
steaay sts ~ ift Tor common 10 prime. Tsiow
quiet. without decided change
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Commercial.
BOSTON MARA FITS.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. :. 1873.
FLOOh-Thess has been some demand tor -four
to-day, and We note a sale OF 6iD bbl> Of common
extra at 20. We quote superine AT s. 10 a %
per hbl; common extras at 50 p 20 70; MIL
waukee and Minnesota brands at s. "a az
5 81 Michigan 81 s. 50ap9 90; Ohio ana Indiana at
3 504s %; ST. Louis at - f0ffl2 dl fancy spring
wheat at 50 50G2 % per hbl. Corn meal at 81 - per
bbl- BuckHheat at g 4AG3 $.
CORN-The market to-day very hrni. We note
sales OF yellow at 92c at East Boston, and 90c at
Boston and Albany elevator. and Of mixed sc per
bush.
OATS-There we're sales Of fresh pts OF oats
On change &c per bush FOR Nn.2 white. and fair
range Of prices would he ,rem f0G sc per bush for
brown. m xed and white.
sHoRTs-There IS a more liberal supply. and
the market l. less firm sales o. Shorts were made
at . per ton and Feed aud Mlddlins. are quoted
PRoVIsioNs-clesr Pork has been sold to-day
nj 81 ~ cash, and the market generally on all hog
products Is very firm. Beef quiet and unchanged.
We quote Pork at 81. i0a 800 per Dbl Tor clear; s6
all for mes, and s2 70 q II for prime. Beef,
= HHis per hhl for mess and extra mess, and
sif 506l6 Tor family.
DRESSED HeGS-The market today : firm and
dressed.
BuTTER-Ihere {, no change "a nvte IN the
market, and holders are very firm FOR all grades.
Trade : steady, but there Is absence OF any spec
ulative demand. and the sales are entirely sor pre-
ent use We quote fine Butter at 3S q ioc good do
-adfe medium at lsSA ne; common At IA &c.
tHEhsE-The market continues firm, and there
. moderate demand at Il 4tHc FOR fine factory
"a - .ur neuui DO. ana luIlic nr lsrn dA4rict
EGGS-The market i unchanged and while fresh
eggs are scarce sell readily at Ste. stale eggs are
plenty at . a BE Western e..s sell at 81 q 3!c,
and lined 3t safe per doz.
BEANS-The market = quiet and the demand
I sht at s2eJ per bush Tor mediums !. 80 "a = -
iur prime pea beans, and - per bush .Jr yellow
eyes
POT LrRY-There !, an ample supply and only a
moderate demand We quote Turkeys at - a &c
tr iar % choice; Chickens range from 10 "a &c for
Western and II - ic for good and choice North
ern. Geese are dull st 10 a lie. Ducks AZ 10 Gl4c.
NE1ETABLES-Potatoesa are dull and the market
J. quiet at ~ n e per bush ;or Jackson Whites
49, for Early Rose. and 6ra65c per bush ioE
Peerless. On0ns sell at s. -aAG5 per bhl.
HAN-Trade IS dull and the market very quiet
At siizl7 per ton for fine hay slsaal for medium
coarse hay, and sa 4,9i for good e. prime ilts 70!
coarse hay. Straw az So per ton.
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ENlLr A McCASs. STATE % .EhMoAI,
TsOHAs McCASS. y ~


T,ou,s McC,S, \ thiTrtSnES coUNsr. >,
iY-H Ts-a4. A. o l--4
WHEREAS, Emily 4 sicCann, u UudsTt.i.i Il.
w said Chtteuten County, The 9Th day o.
JAnu1ry. A. u. l5.4. hlod N the Office OF the Clerk
81 Chittrnden Csanty CogIt. LaT petition sgAinSt
her husband. Thomas McCsnn Setting forth that
she married IN said Thomas At Milton IN salt
County. 20 the 2iith DAY Of MAY. A H. 1903. That
said Thorn a. commencing On the 20th Gay OF August
AID. l>69 treated the petitioner with iHtOleTab.s
severity, which treatment continued to the date OF
his desertou % said petitioner That the st day
Of August. A. ID. l-su. AZ said underhill, the ssd
Thomas wliully deserted the petitioner and has
continued such desertion 10 the essnt timei sld
uraying that the Sends O: matriuionv between her
and said Thomas MeCsnn may he dissolved tor the
causes aforesaid. and that She may have the eustO-
dy Of her minor child and Further, that shs have
leave 10 resume her maiden E1me.-whici said
petition rs inside returnable 20 the term o. tbs
County Court next, to be holden 1t Burlington. IA
and Tor said Chtisnden County. N the first 10
day in April. A. u. lS.4.
And il appearing that add Thomas Mccain
resides without the state. 20 that the common pro
eesses OF the Court eInntt DC served upon han !.
Therefore il j. ordered that the petitioner publish
the substance Of her petition with the order, Z 2
three weeks >urcessisely n the Burlington krt .
Press, printed at SAID naslin.ton. the last publ
cation Ice Al least SIX week previous to sad next
term o. said Court, which Publications VIII be
deemed sufficient notice T. aid Thomas McCsrn L.
appear and make answer to said petition
a e. DiAJS Petitioners Attorney.
A. ]. HOWARD, Cleik
Burlington, VI, Jan. SIN, A. u. is-i--2sw3w
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g.u Embellishments.


TIVE LOREN PARMtLEE FARM, situated on
i the northeast side u Malletts Bay. consisting
o. about 40 acres, with 1.isJ cords %. wood, good
apple orchard, two dwelling houses, three tene-
ment houses. and three good harms. There is also
a BRICK YARD on same with the hest facilities
for making brick in the State. with KILN Of
no.. good brick Tor sale. For reference please
call or aIdre-s. H. 5. RICE,
Main St. nooski. VI.
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MAD VI Il ID Il no y As
ANTHEO

l. the best preparation in the world for beaut,in ing
the complexion IL mparts smOOthness, transpa-
rency and rosy freshness to the skin. Cures all
eruptions Of the face. Is not injurious. Sold by
druggists, sent by mail. Price a per box.
Adtress, MILLER BROS,
Au.S.+wGm ll3 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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Champlain Transportation Company.

shamplaln transportation COMPANY.
At the annual meeting of the stakeholder
oil the Champlain Transportation Company,
held in this city, on Tuesday, Jan. 9th, the
following directors wefe chosen for the en-
suing year:
l.. G. B. Cannon. New York; John b.
Page, Rutland; |. V. Baker, Comstoek :
Landing; Geo B. Chase, Boston Geo. IL.
Crqmer, Troy, V. p. Noyes, Burlington :
L. V X. Wilson, Rutland.
At a subsequent meeting OF the Director
the following appointments were made
President-L. G. b. Cannon.
Vice President-John b. Page.
Clerk and Superintendent-A |. lnman.
Treasurer-V. p. Noyes.
Chief Engiueer-Elijah Root
Ticket Clerk-P W. Barney.
Capt. VIM. Anderson, steamer Adiron
dack.
Capt. George Rushlow, steamer 0akr=
Ames.
Capt. B. }. Holt, steamer United state
Capt. j. c. Rabbit, steamer Minnehaha
Capt. A. Hulett, steamer Ganouskie.
Clerks-iIenry Mayo, F. W. Cowee.
Abijah North, Edward j. Baldwin. C. p.
Russell.
The Cakes Anes Is to be fitted and fur
nished after the order of the lias steamers,
and will become 4 through boat the coming
season. The United States will be thorough
ly repaired and will ply the ferry between
here and Plattsburgh
Ia view Of the Oakes Ames ;heing reiiited
l. passenger boat for the line, the com
pany propose petitioning Congress to change
her name to that Of "Champlain, name
long and familiarity known a. that Of a
steamer Of the company in its early history.
This action is in accordance with the general
rule of the company, whose steamers have
always been distinguished by a system Of
nomenclature indicative Of the geographical
features Of Lake Champaign and it, neigh
b1rh00d
The past season, though short. has been
very successful, there being quite large
increase over former years, Of both pa--en-
gers and freight.
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IMPORTANT CONFERENCE OVER Ma VII
LtANS's CAsE.-Seyeral members Of the Sell
ate called on the President on Saturday and
held long consultation with him upon Mr.
Williams case, laying before the President
in pretty definite terms matters which the
Senate judiciary committee had developed
during their investigation Of the case. The
President expressed much surprise at the
information given han, and said that he
had not been aware of the facts stated, and
supposed much of the talk in regard to the
case was simply scandal As a result Of
this interview the President decided 10
visit the Capitol and have a full con
ference with the members of the Judiciary
committee. To-day he spent several hours
in his room ut the Capitol with the Re
publican senators composing the commit
tee, and the latter laid all the matter do
veloped by them before the President. lie
had been led to think that the investigation
had been conducted without Mr.. Williams
against him. The President learned. how
ever, that every step taken by the commit
tee had been made known to Mr.. " illiams
After long consultation over the question,
it became quite evident that confirmation
could not take place, and npou separating
the understanding of the Senators was that
Mr.. " illiams's name would be Withdrawn
tomorrow. The Presidents visit to the
committee wa not in any sense an attempt
On his part to control its action, hnt was
purely for the purpose Of informing him
self OF the real situation Of the case
HaSbncilf Spa'ri 2, Boston AfcsrfiSr.
jan. Gft.
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- Telegraph
New YSrk None, aud stock NsrI.t
sEw lO.. ian. O..

MONEY I'D
STERLING heass a. 4>Is itr -i day ~! .u-
light. Customs receipts s2li,JO
GOLD closed steady at lti.. after selling 4; lln..
Losns at l-s2. :, E. : and gold. Urea -urs
Il disbursements 81 600 900. Clearing sitHooll.
GOVERNME NTS quiet and steady.
STATE BONDS dull.
STOCKS buoyant. advancing from 10 ?! per
cent. The strongest stock were Pacific Mail, Wa
hask ST. Paul Lake Shure, G. e. and l. e. Western
Union and Northwestern cotlmon. The market
closed active aud strong At the highest figures OF
the day. Sales between 10 and O'Clock amounted
to $4,000 share, Of which 1900 were Western
Union, 5000 Union Pacific; il,1n Nsbash S2,nO
Pacific Mail 4.0oo Ohio7. 1900 st. Paul; &i.GO
Lake Shore 4.0oO C.. c. aud l. q. 6,isO North
western
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Special Nutifes.

Why endure that Cou <h nd .ndsn-.r vour Uf.
relieve you. 1t always affords relief aud will when
taken in season, cure IN IRE cases Of disease the
throat and lungs than any remedy known Sold hv
all druggists. Nov sI-v,nsn
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CaAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin. p!mpies, ring
worms. salt rheum and other cutaEeous affections
cured and the skin made son and smooth, by using
the JUMPER TAR SOAP, made by Caswell, HaElrd
Co.. New York. Be certain to get the Juniper Tar
roap, as there many limitations made with COM
mon tar which are worthless.
Dec 2i-tdisi~
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YAK DON'T GlN-.


'hnisoN 'or>n-
A'.utonr hundreds and fry t,u,.ca4ucrd
ihe old year ont aui the now YEAR an NJ tte
LAKE PuAmNse House.
Mr. Martha Delphy. of Lincoln. au the
'reen A"nniain-. LAST iaA pulled one end
'i ero-s-rut Jaw 90 cut one thousand
Pr1'e Io4s when a portion IF ia' time the
40" was Two lcet deep.
About i've weeks since the house OF Jamc-
H. Negu~' OF Middie5ury, was broken into
IN the night and about ) leo worth Of silver
r,,,,. ar ,,r,+,. o,.taliiI1 10 liic
III NJ y at;,Ii ltien'y. LiSt "eeS
-, c,,,-l 'o'Ille,l iiia' ms SILVER hal
20 Brandon and fanrj tbat L3 IL i'e %r''
box had been found bya hoy in the bav
in barn. Tie how va. rla,;a,, -, ~
hay, when his foot struck something hard.
and upon investigation it proved TO be the
lost silver. the poon-. etc. bearing tie
~,
been le1tn+in ,','' OF H'Selei nave
wall an Wnm91, pi,i.'. IN - " os1 NoIn
''' anu lem l'eiahce-
IT, F.. jameson LSp.,oi lra>burgh, mem
'lrc..'j Tho - ''i iG g, "i AgITu!tGre' al
m tbe snb;eir ~, t'I pl' recently
tanirv Nf-.r - .'''n9 % ilus-
thn.e nre-.,, Ie..l.I ms
C;r,,.ts At went 80 "'-'li-'
Inn lN-loN ''tNh-
:. Wright, Of Pownal is 90 going IoI tho
SlV1'9Vp oHefed ny the State OF New York,
,'r lhe ur7' Iiean7oi propellng canal boats
ny H'e"ni. ne proposes a small engine to
'uh On .n' 'Ia'k along the tow-paih.
non. " N n. ,. .9oulh"oIih; prominent
"a y 81 VI w ''n' Is ABOUT removing
10 No"oe'' y
kigar l.. Walker, recent graduate OF
Middlehury College. has become PRINCIPAL
Of Oak troye Seminary At Pownal
A North iRenn;nqt.n .n,rt-rco., ,,.,,o..I
ToNslee ha. .hspaed OYER M rsLI.;ts Ills
season.
The Montp,!irr i,gll Observation-Disclosures
historical story, founded on occurrences
IN the carly history OF Woodiord
.,,.,..,........-..
- n - VI - :, 'ri9'"iS anu 'ht
,be Unosc comTn;ttes an ror;siV1 1n, h VI r
which Jndgc Poland * chairman
~. n,
non. L - ara Oh aieriofd' has
uaHS "I n.'g'u nan ,'.'Ot Aluerhey cows,
one q N1ioa ~ Re- man TWO years Ola ana
ne ma 7o'I 49, - pouiius Oh butter Tor ST.
80 20 go ri; ri Wv" w I've uoes nor
his family He also m,dc ia nonn1s of
cheese and sold six veal calves for 81.
Mrs ivd;, Power. d;al ;,Ivrdor Ma.
* ored 81 vear. She was horn Oct .tb
i-a2Gtbe fri female rbilI horn in IvrJan
alter it, settlement
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-09
NOTICE.

'I'llE Annual Meetin. Of the Vermont Horse
i Stock Company will he held at the Mayors
office IN the city OF Burlin.t on. on Wednesday, the
18th day q January, i,si, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
II. y. NEWELL Sec'y.
Dec 2--dIwiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-09

vfsEnSE has never .ailed 20 effect a cure. giving
tone and strength 10 the system debitated by dis
ease. stt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-09

AMilton woman complains that since her
husband joined the patrons OF hu>oahufy
he has S5wn nothing but Wild oats.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-09

JrRlcHo.-T The Westford Cornet Band,
sisted by George Sherman Of Winooski,
rscently gave successful concert at the
Methodist Church at the Corners
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-09

'I'uE Csiartncrship heretofore existing under the
/ firm nsms Of 5 B. Riekerson Co, IS by mu-
tual consent this day dissolved. The business .;
the llrm will he settled by L. ". Peck who is alone
authorized 10 collect all claims ant will pay all
debts of said firm.
Burlington Vt, Jan. ist. ~.
\. b. RICH ERSON.
T. ". PECk.
Jan l-!lwIwit