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NOTICE IN BsSki,IPrCX.

Is the District Court o. the n'ted Ststss ieF t4s
i DiStIict a. Nermonf.-in the matter OF - -u-.
Gleason. BaukTupt.-f5 the creditors o. al Es4s
rupt. sud all Uther- whom il NAY concern.
The undersigned Assignee " the estate ~
said Bankrupt hereby -iges not &c thGt I has tee.
ordered 10y TIE bs.ryt CcurI 0t sad district that
the SECOND aIgi Thru general meet ls u the srs1itozl
at said Bankrupt he held al Wells River ala &c.
IN Newhury. IN sad district, the 18th Gay u
January \. u. i-si II ~ o'clock IN tie forens, z.
at the olice 81 Hon. Abel Underwood, 5eiers Hon
Abel Underwood one 81 the Re- siers N Bankruptcy
for said District. ior the purposes NAMED IN the
> n and 18th sections % the Bankrupt Act, and
that Il have filed my hnal account a As gnes
0i sad Bankrupt, and THAI at -aii tune and place
shall apply To said court s1r settlement % ny
said account and for discharge from all LIABILITY
Assignee 81 SAID estate IN scc5It.ne1 with thu pre-
VISIONS o. aid section 18th Of said act
Dated 81 Wells Rivss in said District. Dec. 18th.
1873. JOHN BAILEY, Js Assignee.
2TW.t
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BOSTON MiisRErS.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. q. lSsi.
FLOuR-There Is change to note and the
market closes firm but inactive. We quote super-
fine Mt s. l0lr6 20 per hhl common extras at 81 p
a. 20; Milwaukee and Minnesota brands at g. 5lQ
-; Michigan at s. 5039 90; Ohio anu Indiana at
81 5Oa9 90; St Louis at S 00al %; fancy spring
wheat at - 5oai2 90 per Dbl COM aal a; ii rer
| Dbl. BuckBheat at 1908 s..
| CORN-There hdve been sales TODAY OF new
Western az SIC, ans neg Sonthem on tie wi,atf at
&c per bush COR s'n,li hts oldcorn is frnsat ssa
s9e.
OATS-Thsreis emily moderate inquiry 20 lay.
and the market is firm at G2a6lic per hush for No.
onhite oats and60 s36oc for brown and mixed
PROVISI0NSIThere is no change 10 note to-day
and the market Is firm but quiet for all descriptions
Of hog products. We quote Pork at 81 5O lstD per
bbl for clear; sl6ai7 FOR moss, and sl2 5sqi3 Tor
prime Beef, 81 s01l2 per Dbl for mess and extra
mess. and sli 50al6 for family.
RUTTER-There is more inquiry, and the market
IL arl. for 81 grades, With scarcity of fine and
good quali.ies. We Crota at 3sDic for fine dairies
f29a5c for good do; lSaAs Cor l..ediam, aad 1920
I Tor common. .r
crEESE-There Is very Grn feeling smong
holders, and while the sales are mainly for the sup
ply OF present wants, full prices are obtained for
! line grades. We quote at liic for fine factory la
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lic for medium and good, and lOplic for farm
| dliries.
E6Gs-Fresh eggs are scarce and cell readily al
&c per doz. while stale eggs are dull at 2?AOc FOL
Northern and Eastern Western eggs sell at 2sI Se
and lined at lsdc2ic per doz.
P0uLTRY-Turkeys selling at ~ "a IJc for Vest
ern Chickens. range from 10 2c for choice Western
aad a 10 for common do choice Northern sell at
| IL 20 l3c Ducks at u "a lie; Geese at 10 "a i2c
and there is good deal Of common stuff that will
| not bring over cas-.
FRuIT-There is fair demand for apples at 81
80 per bbl for prime lots and 81 20 IA for common
and frosted fruit Cranherries fare quiet at - 5od
VEGETABLES-The market is abundantly sup
piled with potatoes at 20 "a 75c per bush for Jackson
Whites; 60G65c for Peerless, and s0d55 for Early
Rose Onions sell at 81 20 per hhlifor country and
DRESSED HOGS-Thc market is irmer for West
ern dressed hogs and sales have been made at &c
or car loads 7tc for refill serator and &c .for eiy
HAY-Trade is dull and the market very quiet
at sliael7 per ton for fine hay; $7Q2O for medium
coarse hay, and $eod2i for good to prime lots Of
coarse hay. Straw I. dull at s22 per ton.
BY rclssrapr.
New Yerh Money aud stock Market
NEW YoSx De-, 81.
LATEST MONETARY.
Customs receipts sl69,00O. Treasury dlsburse.
ments FLOSS 900 gold; l2i,OO0 currency interest.
GOVERNMENTS wero strong in the morn ng hut
dull on last call.
STATE BONDS dull and nominal.
MONEY loaned at currency to gold. and Ia,
premium, closed at I-64 premium.
GOLD steady. closed at il0.; carrying rates ) to
gold with l-l6 premium TO Friday. Clearings
seventy-iour and One-half millions. Both Gold and
Stock Exchanges have re-admitted Fisk and Hatch
STERLING dull; 60 days i0s,alO5l for sight .
l09:Ql09!.
STOCKS were strong in the morning. The prin-
cipal dealings were, N Y Central, Lake Shore
Rock Island. Northwestern. St. Paul, Wabash, West
ern Union, and Pacific Mail. Prices advanced !d1i
but the advance subsequently was lost and the
market closed quiet and steady. No afternoon
board at the Stock Exchange. though the Gold Ex
change was kept open TIL O'Clock. Sales of stock
between 10 and O'Clock amounted to 5000
shares. Of which II 500 Westeen Union; $40
Union Pacific; 20OOO Wabash 600 Pacific Mail
sea n. \. Central 1890 ST. Paul; 1880 Lake
shore; 300 Rock Island 3,0o Northwestern.
Stock Exchange adjourned at O'Clock till
Friday.
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| nlSTRlCT OF VERMONT SS.-At Rutland the
! - 18th day o; Dee mbsr. A. o. l5-3. The uni o.
| signed HEREBY gives notice II his appointment IS
| ass snee 81 Edward Il. Dyer 81 f.ultaeg n the
| County % Rutland. anf STATE Of eruunr within
| said District. who has been ac jud. Cd a BANKRUPT
upon h 5 creditor petition by % strie; Count -
| said District JACOB EDGERTON
Jan 2--.wfa Assignee.
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'I'llIs Is To GIVE NOTICE.. thst On the a5th dag
i ~ December. \. . l~G a Warrant il BANK
ruptey Wa issued against tho estate OF Harmai \
Tracy 90 -svx, the Ccuuty q, NhitteIdou
and State 60 eTIn-nt, VIE At= been I'd uu GO;
4 Bankrupt oa bis cred tif-' petit 4 that the
ayilert auv 'chi- ami de. very a. sny property
belong ~ 20 said Bankrupt, {" him, or FOR hl-
use, anI the transfer %. any property by hir are
forbidden hy llR that a meeting - tb- cred To- :
of said bankrupt, to prove their debts, snd l.
choose cr more ssslsuees o. MS estate, viii he
heid At Court O. Bankruptcy, 10 re ke.cn az u C
Osice %. L. L. lawrence. in Bur- q -tan, II the
County = Chittenfeu. and STAT, .. Vermont be
L. L. Lawrence, REGISTER, u the Is;h isy ofJan
uary, A. u. i-.i. II o'5iucs A.. ".
THOMAS FAlLEi.
pegui, In Tel Sisi-i Marshal. 1= Me--enger
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
DISTRICT or 'HrrESpES Sto If I%lf 1 te
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
o. John Faxpn. late ~ Milton, N sad district
deceased.
GREETING
WHEREAS, application hath been made 10 this
w Court in writing, by the administrators 81
the estate Of John Faxon late Of said Milton.
praying for license and authority 10 sell the real
estate Of said deceased. including the rcversiOn
OF the widows dover therein, for the pa,ment
Of debts and charges Of administration and setting
.orth therein the amount of debts due from the
said deceased, the charges Of administration. the
amount OF personal estate, AMI tue situation Of
real estate.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed anu assl sned
the Sd day Of January. \. II. 1874. at the Probate
Court rooms, in said u strict to hear and decide
upon said application, and petition and ordered
public notice hereof t. be given To all persons
interested therein by publishing said order togeth-
er with the time and place Of hearing three week 8
successfully in the Burlington Free Press = new =
paper which circulates in the neghbOrhood OF those
persons interested in sad estate all which puhcs-
tons shall he previous 70 the day as- 5ned iur
hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear before
said Court, At the time and place med. then
and there m said Court 10 give bonds As the Ia v
dFe0ts, for the pay uent 70. the debts, and enar
OF admin strat.On. and make Your objections u
the granting Of such license. Il YOU see cause.
Giyen under my hand. at the Probate Court Rooms,
this 18th day Of December, \. d. l-73.
=jWjw r. ). TAFT, Re- ster.
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" NooskI-Among the many r, .t,uce.
f.progres~ in this lively village. tbs re /.
none that strikes the eve Of the hclsoldcr
more forcibly than the new sleigh .eYcr-
mont. which Nm. F. Alien has lately
added to his livery establishment Lizo the
"Adirondack" and yam NeSs'' of Barling.
ton, it strotchee out rearws I'd, almost TO
the crack Of doom, being 81 little longer
than e'ih' Of those leighs. and easily ac-
'omm' Iates fifteen couples 1t is painted
"a . lrk-brown and navy-biuc, with pro-
Ision of gold leaf trimmings. The lofty
dashboard bears the eolt-of-aIms of the
State, il line shape. The -5at- are
cushioned, and the people 81 Winooski have
pleasing antieipations o.. merry sleigh
rides daring the coming winter evenings
BIZ j. a reliable reinsm al.
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NEw YORE. Dsc 81.
COTTON quiet and .rra gular; sales LAP bales
At loi tor uganis -laie5 below m.ddllns TAT,
lower.
FLOI Receipts %. a1ur 10 2l9 barrels; market
qu Il and steady sales g.11J barrels. at ca a
. ~ for suprrine Western aIi state; iO16 $
for common o. good extra Western and state
gAd7 o. for good o. choice do. 40d5 ID for com,
mon o. choice white wheat Western extra; 6 554
s. % iar common 90 -e.d extra Ohio; 9 .O4Il o. Tor
comm 20 O. eAr.se extra 81. Louis market closing
a 90. Rye l.-r steady. : - a > -. Corn meal
s.lres aul fem, 1oTi - for Western cat Ga
far brand > IS us.
WisiShEA dull aud lower at pc.
hkAlN-keeclft o. wheat s2.5lu bushels wheat
les act g. sslrevis lrin prices without decided
cAlf-ei st4u- llAO bushels at - al u for low 4
spring; { sal O. FOR NJ. , Ch'sago, / % for No 2
Northeastern 6nqi q f'r No. Mils-arkee. Bar
ley scarce and firm. - = / 81 for Canada Ves'
Barley malt quiet and unchanged, sales | ~ both
els Canada az 2 So E-cep pts o. corn 5.fiO bushels
opened shade frmer. closed dull sales 1900 bush
es at ,40-4 fox Western mixed store: si!4Sl for
ahoat '-G,l inr new xed Western adoat Re
RI ot oats 900 bushels oats drmer. fairly ac-
tse; sales Gl.oll bushels at % . Gle Tor nj xed
western eiif e FIR white western.
Hay unchanged -Gku ior common o. golai
sa.FF.n--
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Anon: the good resolutions which all
are making, or getting ready to make about
these days, every man witha wife, children
or others depending upon him for support,
should include ths-to begin the New Year
with policy of insurance on his life If
disposed to regard such security as is offered
by 4 homo company, whose officers and
trustees he knows all about, let him call on
Warren Gibbs. the competent ard worthy
Secretary of the Vermont Life; or if DESTROYS
of investing in an older and heavier institu-
ton. let him see ". / :. Whitcomb, the
stirring and energetic rcnt-of the Equit-
able Of New York
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district OF VERMONT, Ss.-At ST. ohnsbury,
| J the IGth day VI December, A. ID. 1853.
| Tbe uuier- gned h-rehy gives notice of their
| annointment as assignee Of s. D. Harrington, Sons
| 4 Co, Of ST. Johnsbary, n the County OF Gale
donis, and state Q, vermont, w.thn sad District,
creditors petition, by the District Court Of said
| District LUTHER &. MATTHEW'S, ..s,nse-
| HARLAN Y. SHOREY,
| Dse IL. ISf3-asWSg
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GEORGE nAnRo,:s, ESTATE.

I'VE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District Of Chittenden, COMMISSIONERS 10 re-
ceiye, examine and adjust the claims and demands
oil all persons, against the estate Of George Bar
rows late u Burlington, in said District docea sed
ana also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and tx months from the day Of the. date
hereof, being allowed by the said Court for that
purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice. that
We Will attend 10 the business .. our appointment
at the Probate Office, IN the city Of burlington
IN said District, On the FIRST Saturdays Of February
aud June next at 10 ocI,ck j. m on each Of ssid
days
Dated this 10th day If Decsmber, A. u. Is79.
5. ". POPE. o.
NJ. /. FISHER, }''ihi'is9l'iefs-
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Craflsbury, not of the usual kind at thi
season, bnt from disease. Gilman Seayer, ;
prominent dairyman. is reported 20 hay'
lost five or six fat hogs.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Leonard johnson of Pawlet is the owner
y of turkey gobbler that took from her
/ turkey six young turkeys and raised them
( lie sat six weeks on seven bad eggs, killed
four game roosters and whipped two dogs,
! all within one year. lie weighs "a pounds.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
l. L. Knecland of Waterbury, has an old
Bible which, according to its imprint. was
printed at London by Christopher Baker,
dwelling in Powel-s Church Yard. at the
sign of the Tigers Head, a. d. 1876.
The Lane Manufacturing Company, of
MONTPELIER. is about establishing an agency
in Japan, having received very liberal
proposition from prominent firm in Ioko-
hama desiring to introduce their machinery.
wlyDHAM COUNTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Heinc, Ii. Z. Bar
nabee. and 5. l.. Studley gave a successful
concert at BrattleborO on the 18th inst.
The managers of the Rutland Railroad
are building an extensive ice-house on the
line Of their road. some distance above the
the anal bridge at Bellows Falls, and close
to bank of Connecticut river, where an
alb, .iant supply of that important article
is easily obtained They will have a large
quantity on hand to ice the butter cars the
ensuing summer.
Mai. 4. L. Childs Of Wilmington. father
OF Bennington and Mrs. Kittridge Haskins
of Brattleboro. was stricken with paralysis
Cor the third time, recently.
The barns and earriage-house ol Dea. X.
c. Streeter, Of Nottingham, were burned
recently, with about thirty tons hay, one
COW. pig, and calf. and most of the farming
tools and carriage The fire was caused by
4 boy dropping lighted match 90 to the
hay. The loss was abou; $500 in czeess Of
insurance
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ELI wOODHUFF,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
DISTRICT or cnrTESDES, otrcf or Ctts or ,ne
To all persons interested in the estate of E,
woodruff, late Of Underhill in said District,
deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 10th
w day Of January, next for the settlement Of
administration account OF the administrator with
the will annexed, and or decree Of the residue Of
OF said estate to the persons entitled thereto and
ordered that public notice thereof be given all per-
sons interested in said estate. by publishing this
order three weeks successfully previous to the ,iav
assigned in the Burlington Free Press, printed in
Burlington, in said District,
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear at the
Probate Court Rooms, in burlington on the day a.
signed then and there to contest the allowance Of
siid account II you see cause. and to establish Your
right as heirs. legatees and lawful claimants Of u
residue.
Given under my hand ,hi. 10th day II December,
A. ID. 1873.
-5w3T R. 5. TAFT, Register
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'thlE urler Sned hereby gives mott % Of his a
I pointmeGt as As.i.nse Of Mitchell 4. stone ol
berkshire. N the CuuIiy OF Franklin and State 81
Vermont. who has been adjgi ed BANKRUPT upon
cred tors petition, b. the District Court o. tho
[. y, flr the y strict 70 Vermont
SILAS ?. CARPENTER As-isnee
Eirhfarl Dec Il t--g -y~wqz
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.iHNiDNT IlY>.


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or,.u 5-"i ,s4.,.i, %, IT, -. In
p,.,i-,.+.. .-,
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BE -ai-e- me t9nEr c.ltl''ll '.1ft
IN tFTi r'4.|-l SID ai ,hcF if>.i-
'ai Dec 49, "alch s'f- toward Nnuiins %
parsonage
-. hare' l--a'.tt. ''iAi'... cd Md
d.ehurl '- a- tcH-H 'Taf ~ 'fin
ne'i' Iowa
The National Eluh ID Nrr-cau,- aa-
rnalra -,miauula. I.lierl % f{- uCr
cont
Tia. tn-c hula.a former. .wt..l iy
Columbus Smith of Salisbury. WAS ~,iI 81
the Natcrt1wn. Mas. oltt.e market last
week FIR IL. 0cr pound. live weight. H.
weighed about I.c4n pounds o. avg IN
prime condition.
-sN>4z.luN ,.t>n.
S.g. No.. ..,- t..,-. If d., f..-...
,....,, IN ,re So. Nr- .5a.,b e;,.l;. So
,,e.-f, fis.,.....i E.. g., ~ - -. =,
l'r.,b- r,..'.,rl- ...,snt, -,,s'. ,r,,,l H..
wa.-, aul tw,a,, $50 .a-t-- -rlani H.
,...i .,,............i
-.
-i..,i .i.',. 81 ~, III oio.---.
l,r. .,r ,,--b III AMI -, H.,
/ cost If -ionan nj, hus,ne-- as manriac-
tnrer o, tb, ,,r,en Nlnu-ta;o A-.hn, Rene
/ dy Is lar-cr tIap .yo~.
Ual.-l,f.... .1.,.
" '..l. "a ~ ,ls'' ID. u'""l e-' ~ l'-
/ a.. - Ia..1,
ION " J. no, t"''ii' Oh h'i'''!la i'n ''4'
I ,.a-t pHs' ia-cl hne residence 10 Nohoe...
/ y l., 1H1 N4- hereafter maze tphots hl-
/ home.
/ Capt james lick. Formerly oi Bounng-
/ tom. had thirteen children. Eight are now
hNins' whose united ages aye "s3 years
- 80 n, ~ a., ''''
t'isn"NIN COUNTY
The suit ior damage Of j. g. Buriics
and wife, If Daryille. aeaine. the Portland
anu a'.i.1'i ''ii amy 'ol
While r;3io', an fbe tr,in' =, 81 .I.bnsbnrv'
+, III. month ~ Nl,v lS-5 bs. Laen -ettled
| Tho SIM Maid hr the eornany is 81 800.
wlich includes payment f,-a.l evpensrz of
the snit. los. labor. etc.
The \srH Nt,.. av- that ~ B.. rsn.rte.
that ! II. Damon of Cabot VIII, has for
some time pax been engaged in buying pro-
ducc. has run away owing - eco to diler-
eht cfeai'orN'
Mis- tatharine patc- eXempliiied the an
te'ii'ii "eN ''''h '' Il 'l'',.f woman ny tr3''l-
ihs an tue WY from New hr9ns"ieS 10
''roI9n' 20 M.i l.lr over ne had NOT cen
~ anu ''" i VI mn M'uNot =, a. :.
siy children.
-.
Noi , c3 VIZ ~ '~th''H ~
Jehc'l 10 men S'''9 IN 'ne Nta'e tl,1n'
lPr d ~ 49, ron, jan !" -
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MLrox.-The Christmas dance at the
Ssegar House was attended by sixty-three
couples, among them eight from this city.
The affair was voted by all to be success
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Absolutely safe. Perfectly adorless Away IN.
form. Illuminating qualities superior to gIs Ba IN
'n any lamp thoat danger ~ exploding or tlAin-
hrc. Manufactured expressly 90 displace the uso q,
Volatile and dangerous OILS. It safety under ever,
possible test, and it, perfect burning qualities, ar
proved 10y Us cont nued use IN over HAlotl ianl es
Millions oil gallons have been sold and no ace
dent directly or lndlrectly-has ever ,ccu.rc,
from burning storing or handl.n. It,
The immense yearly loss 10 life and Property r.,
sultiuz from the Use o cheap and dan DE- B.
the United States appalling,
The Insurance Companies and Fire Comm S. .ouer
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
rs the best safeguard Whel lnmps are used Send Col
circular.
FIR sale at retail by the trade generally snd r.
wholesale 10y the rropretprs CtlAS. PRATT a 60.
iU0 Fulton Street. New YORK. Aus. p, WCm
IRA +. SlIATruCk, A-ent Burlington.
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STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con-
DISTRICT OF chirrksDkS' Amra Pierce esAs ,, =,
Of Huntington, in said District. Deceased
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chttenden on the ., tiay
Of December A. ID. lS7;, Instrument purportIn- /,
be the last Will and Testament Of Almira Pierce.
late of Huntington, in said District deceased. wa
presented to the Court Aforesaid for Probate
and it is ordered by said Court that the Goth day .;
January, a. d. 1874. at the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington, be assigned for proyinr sad
instrument and that notice thereof be given 10 All
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully IN the Burlington Weekly Free
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington l,r.
viOus TO the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear before
contest the probate of said will if you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlin ston in aid Di ;
trict, this 10Th day Of December, A. D. ls.3.
2sw3t 7. +. WALES, judge
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ST. AIuANS Butter MAREET. The market
Tuesday was fair and offerings limited.
The quotations are fair SOC; medium to
good 30 to 3ie. choice, p and Doe -clec-
ti.n. Is
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The storm Of Saturday and Sunday was
general throughout New England. About
twenty-five inches Of snow is reported to
have fallen.
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oranges were organized in CaStleton and
Rutland. last week, by Il. E. jameson OF
Of Ira.bursh. special deputy.
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NOTICE.

rI,IE Annual Meeting of the Vermont Hors3
i Stock Company will 10 held at the Mayors
Office In the city of Bnrlin ston, Wednesday, the
Iith day Of January, asa. at 10 o'clock, q. ~
II. y. NEWELL Secy.
Dec. 25-dkM3x ia.
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IN the District Court % the United States for ths
| | District OF VeTmont.-rhe undersigned hereby
| gives notice Of his appointment as Asslgnee o.
| William Gallagher who has been adjggel = Bank
rupt upon the petition of his creditors by the Dis
| trict Court Of said Distr.et.
| CORNELIUS ID. RUBLEE, Asst gnes.
| - ,l,.nn. VI No. Is. lsl3-25W3M
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and prompt efforts were made To save him,
bat they were OF I'D avail. as II is supposed
the water chilled him so that he went down
before he'r could rearh him.
F-lAur INJURED. AMr. Reed oil hester
was probably fatally injured. on Friday
last, while ENGAGED in saving wood. having
contracted to 10 the hu-inc-s for the Cen
tral Vernon; Railroad Company in that
Vicinity. lie was crushed in a fearful man
ner. aud at account biz 'ifc wa de-
spa'r-4 of
rH numlf>' NrFriva.-pr. g.. lev IS
-turt1ant. ol South birmingham. Mas
has accepted sn invitation from q. &. Bis.
E-q., Secretary Of the Vermont Dairvmen s
Association, TO attend the meeting of the
Association 1T l:.-rz junction. January u .
9el and 2&i lie will read 2 paper detail
ing Die rc-a..- OF -unlry interesting aud
valuable experiments Papers are also
promised l.y /. L. Arnold. Secretary cfthe
American Dairymcn' Association. T.. v.
Stewart. editor Of tie Balao L.r- Noa
JruHai. Hon. \. \. Willard. Hon. Harris
Lewis, Hon. /. :. Gold, and 7. u. Curtis.
editor Of the , ,ira Asr4d. GOV. Converse
in asrisn,tlrc have al.o promised ,-'' to be-
present.. Ion. Henry Clark, Secretary Of
.Ae l' .' A5EIellI,liiAI society VII
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