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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

MR II. r. STEVENS. Esq:
Dear Sir-My daughter after having severe az
tack Of whooping cough, was lett in feeble state
of health being advised by friend, she tired the
VFGrrlSE and after using few bottles, was iuliy
restored 20 health.
have been a great sufferer from Theunlat sin
have taken several bottles Of the NfGETi,k for THIS
complaint and am happy TO say II has entirely
cur.d me- | have recommended the skehtiNk 10
others with the same good results. IL Is a great
cleanser and purifier of the blood; II Is pleasant To
take. and can cheerfully recommend 1t.
JAMES MORSE, 364 Athens street.
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xssal gotifes.
NELLIE n. GIFFORD's ESTATE.

NhAA-ir n. GIFFORD'S ESIA1E.
The Honorable Pro
>Dlstr:ct OF Chittenden-
TO all persons interested in the estate of Nellie
X. 6inord OF Hardwick, Vermont. GREETING
WHERE'S, application in writing hath been
w made to this Court by the guardian OF said
ward for license to sell all of the real estate Of
said ward. setting forth therein that his ward
an undivided sixth OF three pieces Of land in Col
chester, in said District, which descended to her
from her grand parents Ira o. BsrstOw, and Lo-
dosko Barstow, deceased, ard that il would be
conducive to the interest Ofsa.d ward to sea and
convert the same into money for the purpose Of
putting the proceeds at interest.
And thereupOn, the said Court appointed and az
signed the 10th day of May, a. ID. 1874 at the
Probate Court Rooms, in said District, to hear and
decide upon said application, and ordered that
public notice thereof be given to all persons
interested therein, by publishing said order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press, newspaper which eireulates in the neigh
borhoOd Of those persons interested therein,
all Of which publications shall be previous TO the
time appointed for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear be
fore said Court the time and place assigned, then
and there TO object TO the granting Of such license
II you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court rooms
this 18th day @; April, \ d. 1874.
ftw3w T r WALES. Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

Dn. TusEE says; 1T is unnecessary Tor me 70
enumerate the diseases for which the skGErlNE
should be used. know OF no disease which Will
not admit Of its use with good results. Almost IN
Vulnerable complaints are caused by poisonous Sc
cretions in the blood, which can be entirely e1-
pelesi ron the system by the use the VEGErIsE
When the blood is perfectly cleansea, the disease
rapidly Yields; all pains cease, healthy action Is
prom ptly restored and the patient IS cured
The remark ablc cures effected by vEGEriSE, have
induced many physicians and apo.hecaries whom
we know, to prescribe and it in their own ismi
lies. A..
erea and il the ouly reliable BLOOD ~ RlflEh
YET viacsd before the public sold by all druggists
-'- April 3-v5w
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NO TROUBLE SINCE USING
VEGETINE.

This certides that my daughter has always been
trouhle, with n humor, which has caused frequent
swellings on her face and about her eyes Phy-
.iclans called il the Erysipe,as; but after having
taken two hotties OF the NEGsrISE she has not been
,~anhicd with ii since SIMON ALDRICH,
CharlestOwn. Mass.
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VI IfitII-Ip


TrRour- BEAUCnANP.-ln thiscity. April 9Th, at
81. Jo-eph'- church. hy Rev. Jerome Cluarec. John
L. TIrrui AMI Emily Beauchlmp, both 20. this ~.
DIED.
RicE--At Wnooski. Vt. April 27th. 81 Of
q phlid pneumonia. Deacon WIN. u. Rice, ased g.
years lie trusted IN Jesus through lie. and d ed
100 hope o. blessed Immortality beyond The grave.
BiLLs.--in this city, April 2ath. Laura Esty. in
FAINT daughter OF Geor-e Bills, aged months.
FuLLER.-In st. Adams, App! 18th, Mss Fanny
Fuller, a-ed = years
liuNrHREY.-In Stockton. Joe Davies county.
Illinois April 18th, 40 the res dence @. her son-in-
law. Chester Parker. Mrs. Mehitahel Humphrey
" do's o' tie late Deacon Jonas Humphrey, o. Tn
terh l., aged Yl years.
M1onELL.-ln this city. April 18th, Of pneumo-
I'D. Zeb " t-Aell
NlLIrR-ln this city. Saturday. April 18th, o..
scarlet ever Charlotte burnett daughter Of James
D. and Aid.e 4. Miller, ICED three years and tHo
iAnutt-.
SEfNorR--In this cty, at upon. On Thursday,
..fd INST, Of paralysis u the t3ri year of his aye,
Martin \. sly iunur eldest son 10, the laie WIN. !.
seymour
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Essex JUSCTIoS.-II. W. Wheeler and Ii .
t. Brunell, formerly Of New Haven, have
'4'eIy bought out the stock Of groceries be-
.'nging to Beach 4 Son, and have entered
,u'o partnership under the firm name of
Aeeler a Brunell. They have refurnshed
'ue store and made large additions to their
stock Of goods.
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J. W. uOBAkI, Ncn. sup
St. \ 'bans, Vt, April 81, 1874.

Those shameless liars, the poets. have re-
presented Spring as "A smiling maiden, clad
in floating draperies, scattering flowers in
profusion in Ter path, accompanied by sing
ing birds. and with no symptoms of cold
in her iead Spring, in fact, is coarse,
Draw ling terInas CANT, with "a Sowing Wis
age. :, red nose, q shrewiSh temper and a
harsh. p.trcing voice, who storms and
rage. lInches your toes and fingers with
her ist il. dashes cold water in your face,
drop, now balls down your back, and is
altoget 1vr an ill-conducted, disreputable,
repulsis e young woman. certainly no better
than she should be, whose tamiliaritles no
self-res pecting parson will encourage.
April showers, forsooth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

The Senate. on Tuesday, refused to pass
the currency bill over the Presidents veto
10. vote of 81 to 30. So that imitation bill
. toad
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WRITE

To Bryant 4 Stratton. Troy Business COLLEGE. estt
lo,ues and specimens Of penmanship, sent Tree 90
any address Is Of the oldest. largest, best -u-
tained and most practically conducted eomercial
schools in the country, and the only one Thai
teaches book keeping by Actual Originaa Irans-
action Ninety pr cent Of its graduates are now In
successful business. Total expenses Tor three
months course including board, si2O- address,
JNO r. CARN ELL. Pr ncipsl
Dec 6-wly, ms Troy n T.
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The interest and value of Prof. Golfers
paper on Waste products, on our second
,,,ge will be found to be not confined to
rbe farmers. Our readers, of all classes,
will find it readable and suggestive.
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hlSTRICT OF VERMONT. - At 81 Johns
l J bury. the llth dHy Of Aprl \ ID. Ia
The uudersi-ntd hereby gives notes 90 rs
appointment a. Assignee ut ti-or-c Inrr "a,
% Waterford in the County a. Caledonia. AMI
State OF Vermont. within sail r-trici, who
has been adui-cd Bankrupt oa cred TOYS pc
tition. by the District Court 90. sad District
- a /, WI On A....aee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

~a.w fell IN Rutland, Sunday, to the
8rpth of one foot or more, and we learn ex
tended throughout that entire region.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

The standard remedies eor all diseases Of the lungs
are S,aESck's PULNoSiC sYRUr. ScHENeSs SEA
WEED TuNlC, and ; HEScNs NANnHAGE PlLLs, and
. taken before The lung are destroyed, speedy
cure j. effected.
T. tie three med c'ues DR.. J. II. Schenck, ~
Philadelphia, owes A.s unrivAllet success "a the
Treatment Cd. pulmonary q .-eases.
The Pulmou.c Syrup pens tbs morbid matter IN
the lun-, nature tEruas It 81 hy an easy cNpec-
cor4t 90, tor when the phleZm ~ matter s rp- a
81. -At cough viii throw { %, the paten has rest
and the lungs begin o. heal.
To enable the Pumonic Syrup 10 d1 tbs.
Schenck- Mandrake Pills ana Scaeucss Sea-wee'!
Tome must be freely used to cleanse the stomach
and liver. Schenck's Mandrake Pills act on the
liver, ~ all distinctions, relax the gall
bladder the bile starts freely and the LIVER : soon
rc. ivyei.
Scheuck's Sea weed Tone gentle st'mulant
and Alternative, the alsali %. which it j. composed
300 " Ga the g ode and prevents s1urins- 10 A.
~ The 81 -rstuu. hy tuulu- up the stomach 10 a
healthy cladiii Ion. So that the iood and Pulmunic
syrup ". make good hloot then the lung heal,
and The patient vii surely -; well e care s taken
CD prevent fresh cold.
Dr. Sc1euck can be consulted az the Qu'nc,
House Boston. on Wednesday. March 18th, April
-in and s-ni, May 18th and -7th-
ADVICE will hr sven free, but .or a thot.u- b ex
animation tA the kespiTometcr, the charge l.
$50
>shenck's Medicines are splt by all pru-zi IS
thrau- luut the cnuutry.
Seneuck' : A mauac can be bad ,f all Druggists
irc- March D. -de1dAwiy
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Outer MARKET.-I shall move hpriI ise
II into the lar.-e new store lately built on Col
lcye street. near Central Vermont Railroad s,ation
where intend TO continue to pay cash ioI butter
heretosore 10 Keep for sale the very best brands Of
Flour there are In the market Also extra batter
bv he tub or pound. A. b. Asnisy. April Z. Owe
nv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

Idercare IL lodges Of Good TempIar- in
t.e State. with an aggregate membership of
1000. Five new lodges were organized
f4rinr the year.
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wM. 5. DHIGGs, Estate.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to
receive examine and adjust the claims and demand,
OF all persons, against the estate Of Vim. S.
DriSes. late of NeS YORK. deceased, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and tx months from the day %; the date hereof,
beng allowed by said Court for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice, that win attend
To the business az appointment. at the office Of
p X. Hard ia Burlington, ia aid District, On
the first Wednesdays Of July and September next,
at I'D o'clock a m, on each % said days.
Dated this 1th day 81 March 4. ID. 1871.
r. =. Il. HEWITT. A. ,,,,,-..i.-.
" l. BURNAP, !
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Vermont has l. .70G persons above the age
.i Zen years. that can neither read or write.
If whom I3 sol are foreign born.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

EiuvoND-Rev Geo. ;. Guernsey will
arearh IN Richmond next Sunday, MAY 81.
~4hiet-Eh-rhcmy against the Holy
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qeu Advertisements.
HUNTINGTON ~ Eo.'~
SATURDAY BCLLETIN
-OF-
NEW BoOHs.
April. %, l 81 i

SKETCHES OF ILLUSTRlOUS SOLDIERS BY
James Grant Wilson, with four steel en%ra'lh-s
and twenty -0ne autographs, l-n" s@i"-
DAUGHTER OF BOHEMIA-Dy Christ nv keih,
illustrated. syo-, 81 -.
cr,v.N,s GENERAL HISTORY \ suggestive
outline. I2mo.. 81 p
DESPERATE REMEDIES. Ncvol-By Thomss
Hardy. l6mo.. si25
PET OR PASTIMEs AND PESALTiES-i3 the
Rev II R Hawsis. ". A, author o. Muse and
Morals" I2mo, sl5O
JUPITERs DAUGHTERS novelty MIR &
Jenkin, I6mo. sl-25.
GOLDEN LIvEs-Biogrsphies ior the Day. i6mo.,
500.
NARTYRD0M OF MAN-sy winwood Rsads,
I2mo, s300.
Corner Church and College ST..
April 25-dJtkwlt
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And the resolution was adopted
The Northcra Vermont and Lasc thamplain
Railroad.

In accordance with the resolution OF the
Board of Aldermen. in response to the
communication of Hon. Horace Fairbanks,
OF the Portland and Ogien-burg Railroad
Mayor Biolget; has appointed the
following committee OF one hundred and
twenty citizens, to take such action as may
he advisable, in order TO secure the pro
posed connection between the T. q q K Y
md EnrLinrfan
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

ST. ALmNs ErrrER MAEkEI.-Ih market
was firm. with anaagance in prices of the
better grades. Common to fair, 30 t. b.,
medium To good, % to 81, choice, 30 to
SIC. selections. 3Sc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01
.rabian Tonic Blood Purifier
VALUABLE IMPORTATION.

Gentlemf My only object IN giving you tuls
,,,,,i-l i 10 .pr,ai valuable Information. Hav
M been badly afflicted with Salt kheum, and the
whole surface az my skin being covered with pun.
pies and efuptions, manr OF when eauSeu INC -iei.
- mi ,nnnvance and knowing il TO Ice a blood
iis.,ass t,nk many Of the advertised blood prepa
r,tions among which was any quantity OF sara
parilla without obtaining any oeneht unth epul,
cnnpleted the first bottle saw that ! had col me
rirbt medicine. Consequently, | followed on win
il until bad taken seven bottles when was pro.
n,unco,i a well man. and my SKIN j. smooth anu
entirely free from pimples ami eruptons nave
never eninyed 50 good health before, ana at
tribute il al the the use Of NEGEriNE To beheht
tb.,s. aalieted with Rheumatism, will make men
tinn ais, of the VEGETfSE's wonderful power OF
curin.- me of this acuts complaint, ot which nave
suffered intensely.
- 7, Ter ST, Boston.
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EAL E>ArE-A. c. Lawrence, of Hun
.nEton, has sold to Elias Lyman and
others. sixteen feet on Church street, next
p, the store occupied by F II. Simond~,
f,r - 500
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8eIu Establishments.

WANrED-To good Sawyer who understands
w perfectly the care OF upr xht and circular
Iesavins Machines steady work and liberal wages
&w2w
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The sugar season this year has been en-
uhati,ally "linked sweetness long drawn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

The kind of flowers recent April storms
ring forth-snow drops.
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"Sub-criter' writes Us that our recent
statement in relation to a suit tried between
q Nr.Goodwin of 'nderhill and the town Of
Johnson is Incorrect in each detail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

The snow lay foot deep in Montpelier,
Sunday morning.
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10y Tclo-TlTH.T
New York Money and stock Market.

Ne" DHoney anu market.
NEw YORK, April %
Treasury disbursements sii9,O0. Customs re-
cepts sesl coo.
MONEY easy at30i per cent. Prime discounts
6GD7.
STERLING firm; 4s7Qis7l for co days. and 1900
1891 for sight.
GOLD ranged at Il2s9Ii3i. closed at ll3!. Car
rying rates 10 !, closing at ). Clearings siDuU-
co..
STATE BONDS quiet and dull
Railroad bonds dull.
GOVERNMENTS firm, good demand
STOCKS opened firm and advanced during the
early dealings sGls. The advance brought out
sellers and under considerable realzations the adj
vance was lost. During the afternoon the market
closing at decline o. : tn per cent from the
highest point. In the final dealings the market
was heavy. Greatest decline was in Western unoa,
which fell oil from 7j to 49, St. Paul 3gi TO "a
Northwestern iss to i6s Pacific Mail f6i to i5s
Lake Shore ~. to 76s Union Pacific sjl 10 3it
Wabash 43l to Az; 0hios "a to 25. Rock Island
lOoi 10 ggt N. Y. Central 99a 10 9Si Hannibal and
ST. Joseph common 81 TO 3O! preferred 81 to 80
Erie 3jt 10 3i; The latter was exceptionally weak
throughout the day in sympathy with lower prices
at London.
- -
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Good COWS are selling at Shelbnrn for
80 to SIS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

There are 992 Ncrmonters in New York
,,ty. > 800 in Chicago and , ,i9j in Boston.
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A. S'" ''''g ~ '' ''- " NUM-
"ed4iA-~ Ih ''l'He-'eI 'io l'"N' "'"'l''
wish 10 report, nj this late Jaw. = golden
ro3.fin.- thar t,,l. ,la,.ea. the N. F. Church
t......... O. Mi. .,--i,
ih '"A' p'-'o '' ''' '''''
when Eooty number oi pe'P-r mel ''-
getho~ 70 celebrate the fiticth anniversary
of the we'd linz of Rev. Richard Trick and
r....l, ,c,r tl.. ,,,.j;,,,cs had
Ills VIE
arrived ana were 9'"'ei' inc "-'1 '''!''0
,rsrc c... ,rrei into the church. and some
,g'9 alir,i 'a.t of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church. after which he presented them
with package containing an3q' '' Ky , d,.-
iil,cncl IN In 5oma ysry fine music. di-cour-ed
hy the choir, led 10y Col Mui-ou ih us "He
style. One piece m particular, afTail!e9
ioT me OCCASION ~ '-S Gayet Le hoard
iiy lear9 40 Hou I'LL 'i' r.,.,-r.j bis
t5ant- r., hi. many friends. and then called
~, ono n his little crand-daughtcrS. but
Nv vc,r- Old daughter of Z. H. Trick, OF
EHrf,n',t,p =, .inr Childhood and old
aro st7o5 Side bv side while She sang her
Iiftle HYMN which caused many tear %
c,U
Mr. Tri-kand wife are each seventy three
-. Ia ,bo-, baip.r h1r thirteen DAYS
l'il@ o4H' th. 10 joins ~ l.. 80
difference IN their age. lhcN nave Dut ~"
children, and six Grandchildren wing, All
..,,. 81, T. II Trick
81 WIN" N'tD pa. - 81 -. 49,, ..l, IL
and vile oil TINS city anu '"oi' "
dre0 and Mrs {. T.. Bates ana her nus
"a ~ g.l.be.+er with three children.
,''Hu' - =. -, -. pleasant affair.
IA the Nuulc' ll Wa f''S l'4''''
and As Golden weddings are rare occa~IoiS'
1 i,r. .,nuph+ vou would give place To
ii"'O -
TINS account I'D Yum '''" ~.
AN EYE W ''NH'''
"
III, c.ff.o; ina. order inst issued t. the
Inc 'ulioN ~ N'''' -
-tatiou accents of the Central road, IN refer
O.. 49, 1-....,..
cnce to the delivery 0i intoxicating iIiu'i-'
"a
CENTRAL VERMONT RAiLRnAD-GENERAi 81
TFEfNTFNpENT OFFICE
E,.I..t.,.s o,,}
N1iI0 ~ NWi"H iy''"N
Others.
. -, ,,,,I, =, rho Re
Complains nav liS pCo" H'"'' W.
/ ceiyerS and Managers that station aGtn'9
,-, dcl;,orir,, i,tnvieatinp liguor- in viola
~ - -. .,,ec;,i attcption Is
] IoH Oh llc Ntdtut'7, 't'' A.
called to the following PROVISIONS "i '"'
/ laws of thi. State
.,.., ,t. ,..,.,.,r >y.,,t.,.
thapt' 81 Nt''f'N tf'W '"' Wv
.Ifany railroad conductor freight agent Npre's-
man. depot master, OF other person ia ine ehplN
ment "i or N any manner ,e,,!tcr -taqryer or
,,mo, carrier of any kind or any person pro
issn to act as agent for any Other pe,s3n or e PEI
som whether WIN" 81 xbatnver calling. shall
knowingly bring within this state, for any
person or persons excepting authorized AGENTS any
noN' nS Liquor o. 'e usea 0l ne inWn ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

April maintains to the last thc stormy
character it has set up this year. 1t has
given Us bat chilly preparation for May
day. The " Queen of the May will have
10 De crowned with snow wreathS, this
year
The Northern transportation Line started
out their first boat from Whitehall, Satur-
day, with tow OF seventeen boats for
canada The weather was rather unfayor-
able for navigation, there being one of the
worst NOW storms of the season prevailing
at the time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

j. HOWARD. Clerk OF the CouAty 81 Chit
L tendcn hereby certify that, rur-Iaut 10 Law
un til second Tuesday ~ April. A u l,.4 opened
sorted and counted The votes st-t hv the FreeineH
of The several towns 10 said County, the election
for County ,'ohuis- uner, on the inst Tuesday Of
March. A. y i-1l ami james SOU % the town Of
Charlotte having received Che c-est.-' number Of
sail votes s hereby duiy declared elected Uounty
Comm --iuner, 10 aud fr sIii County. iur the year
en-uE-. \. j HOWARD.
owls Clerk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

Iii reported, in quarters supposed to be
well informed. that Gov. Smith and Hon.
John Page have purchased Mr.. Parks
interest in the Central Vermont Road.
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Special Aotjres.

Toi; MOTH PATCHES, FKECkLEs
ANp Tan. ask your druggist Cor Perry'- Moth and
Freck4e Lot-Uu. which harmless and IN every
else luhlllhle. Or :or h.- improved CoNgDoNE and
FivrLE REMEDY. the great - in Med enc for 2 IN
pies. ark Heats ur Flesh Worms. or consult b.
{. PERRY, the noted skIn Doctor. q, BoNp srREEr
NFN YoRA. April lf- decd kwbm
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annual session of the Vermont Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church began at
Danylle, Wednesday, April 29l, Bishop
jesse /. Peek presiding. The conference
numbers lis. X Morgan wa. elected Score
tary, and j G. ". Coke, II. \. Spencer,
Assistants
j. l.. Roberts. n. ". A~pinwal and J.
NJ PuGer have died during the year After
report from the presiding elder of the
Montpelier district, which was highly salts
factory. the character Of the effective minis
tiers in the district were examined, and they
all passed. Vt > p. m, Rev. II. y. Spencer
preached the annual missionary sermon,
which was followed by a special session for
reporting statistics AMI benevolent moneys
In the evening. the anniversary of the Con
ference Missionary Society was held. Ad-
dresses were made by Rev j. BemiS. DR..
Pierce, editor of INNS Hr1d, and DR..
Da,hicl, one Of the missionary secretaries,
of New York.
The usual conference work is being done,
and q good degree Of interest is manifested.
VERMONT CoxfsgE>c The Vermont Con
ference adjourned Monday morning. The
following are the appointments for st. NJ
hans district
81. AL8tNS nisrBI,r-A. o. COOPER. rGf-miNa
ELDER.
ST Auans-A. c. Stevens.
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l00Q rE EnEs .S 0r AM L ADvEN-

HMM1 INnS VI ARCTIC ADVEN-
1OOO TUhE. AGENTS WANTED The cream
70 full page and 100 other fine engraving splendid
colored maps The history Of the Polaris and of all
other Arctic expeditions by sea and land new
anu most interesting book Invest one cent in
postal card and write for iul particulars and extra
Ct.-April ~, td&wiw ''' '''
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AGENCY WANTED.

MIpDLE-AGED married man Of unques,ioned
A business qualifications, is DESTROYS Of entering
into an engagement with some re.ponsipie parties .
sint Of busin,ss. Best OF references can % iur-
ni.hed address agent" Fans PHsss omes-
April I3-du
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

RUrLAND.-A fight occurred at Andrew
Jackson's saloon, on Main street. Tuesday,
during which windows, heads, etc, were
somew hat demoralized.
Col Al.lace f. Walker has been invited
TO deliver the address on Decoration Day
Halls Orchestra and Miss Graziella Ridge
way give a concert on the evening OF May ~