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The New York herald., 1874-10-11

INOk SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR A SMALLER
Il House IN the CITY or unencumbered country Prop
erty, our story and basement brown stone House. 22x
Gu feet Madison avenue, i'll full OF the Fifth
entrance to the PARK In perfect order and frescoed
throughout in the best manners cabinet finish and mir
the first toor will sell cheap for cash. Inquire
OF owner, 2i7 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

mo LET FURNISHED. FOR THE WINTER or
longer a large Dwelling in the village OF Portches.
ter all mpro verncnts hour city: rent very
low. Apply to W. X. PEYTON 272 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

rNO LEr-FURNISHED. IN FLUSHING, L. J.. HAND
i House IL rooms; modern improvements; large
grounds and STABLE furniture complete, rent S6S per
month Apply at l33 Water street, corner of Pine.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

dC0n RENT TO APRIL l. FOR A PRETTILY LO
pLUO Gated House, of III rooms, furnished, at Bel.
gen Point n j. 80 minutes from loot OF Liberty street
Inquire tor J. r. r.. l5S W est Tenth street
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

yVATER POWER. NEVER FAILING. AND FACTo
w ries and Iouses-2la hours to New York near ar de,
easy in CORNWALL j. Il. CHADEAYNE, Cornwall,
Orange county ~ r. Price Si2,6Ja
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

A POO EAST FIFTEENTH STREET. NEAR STUY-
IL. vesant square.-Large full size story high
s,oop stone Dwelling, bargain. V. X. STEVENSON,
Jr. III Pine street, 81 East seventeenth street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

)nn ACRE DAIRY FARM IN ORANGE COUNTY
LUO for sale-Cheap: terms stock and crops;
everything In order; good improvements. .
Il. NJ MASON. 81 Park Row.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

L'OR SALE-THE PROF. B. sELLMAN sR HOME
Lot, of Hilhouse avenue and TurnbuIl street
New haven Conn the oniy unoceupied Iot the ave-
surrounded by the best OF the best
ETY. in New Haven will sell this valuable homc ate ad
lot on favorable terms II applied for soon.
HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine street. New York
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

DARN IN PRINCETON, N. j., FREE AND CLEAR,
il for improved or unimproved Property In BROOKLYN
near the ferries. Y. G. WAYLAnD AYMAR,
l63 Fulton street
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

fNO LEr-THIRD STREET, BROOKLYN THREE
story brown stone House; all improvements, will be
let cheap until May next
Quincy 4 BlssELL, 2Os Montague street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

ITO LET-UNFURNIsHED IN BROOKLYN, FIRST
class House m trst class location, all the fer
rcs, No a2 trst Place at low RENAL first class
private family, TOR one year or more Apply on prem
isrs from . TO S r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

no LET CHEAP-FoR THE WINTER. OR FOR
i sale handsome Residence opposite seaside PARK.
Rrlageport Conn. Apply ]. r. oBRlEN 2sl West
Twenty first street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

DOR SALE OR ExcaANGE-AT NEWARK lfoI-
l. merly woodsidel. \. j., a Cottage iouse contain
ing ~ roons besides bathroom: laundry on rear sia
eate IN st S "d ed i91 With shrubbery and
choice selection Of rn, houses ana % s narn
one hour to Broadway New York price 81 oOo; terms
TO suit purchaser. Address u. BENSON box s1s new
YORK Post office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

MADISON AVENUE CORNER 81 EAST SEVENTY
M eighth street.-Smal; complete hig hy desirable
JESSUP 256 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

L'0R sALE-THE VANDEWATER HOTEL SOUTH
IL oyster Bav, L. l., cheap; terms easy. established
~ years famous resort of sportsmen and boarders.
REYNOLDS l3S Ninth street Williamsburg
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

N,O LET, LEASE OR FOR SALi-IN BROOKLYN,
Il new three story basement brown stone House, all
improvements No. 64 sixth avenue three blocks from
main entrance e "a rrcspest Park; price si0o rent
three story Frame hlied IN a hne order
price So0o rent 5000 or $50 furnished Two great bar
gains easy termsj owner going South Address X.
sHovEkLlNG. 76i Lincoln place. Hrooklyn.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

L,OR sALE-OR EXCHANGED OR SMALLER
I House, a nne four story high stoop brown stone
House, between Fifth and sixth avenues
BELLAMY BROTHERS, No. o5a ftne street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

DARN FOR EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDIsE-A
very valunble Farm OF l5U acres of superior land.
with buildings, nearly IA miles from
city in Virginia. Address, with particulars r. G. H.,
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

L,ARM FOR SALE-uONTAINING 1870 ACRES WELL
Il waiered with never falling water; healthy loca.
ton IN rst class conultion mile from Deck
81 miles from New YORK CITY, on line OF New Jersey Mid.
land Halfway stock and implements sold with farm II
desired II sold before will be offered at public auc-
ton November For a view OF the property or de-
scrption write call g. o. WILSON Decker.
town, N. j., Executor OF A. J. Wilson, deceased.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

T,O LET-AT SOUTH ORANGE, FIVE MINUTES
i from depot. ine House at very moderate rent tor
winter months Apply at 245 West Sixteenth street
to j. W. WlLDEi opposite depot
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

L'OR sALE--AT GREAT SACRIFICE A FIRST CLASS
brown stone front House; must be sold. Inquire of
ID. NJ. CHAUNCEY, 2U1 Montague street. OF L. b.
S1URGEs, IS Downing street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

A PRIVATE FAMILY. HAVING NO FURTHER USE
n their Household Furniture, will sell 1t in lots to
snt satin Paror suits, richly covered cost $60 for
forte at costs Library aad Dining Furniture, Turkish
slsS sedsteaas Mairesses rep piasS and harcios
suits S35 to SlO; Paintings Bronzes, &c n BIN good
order; used only since May must positively be sold:
Call to-day or Monday at private residence 20 West
INan 4 -hr rsf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18
Commercial.
Reported for the Free Press
Burlington Lumber Market.


II IS noticeable in the Lumber Market here that
large consumers are making inquiries for their
winter stock of late more than usual chey have
seemed to wake up to realize the fact that mater
freghts are at the lowest point of the season-tend
ing upward while Western rail frsights only wait
for the grain to make its usual movement, to M
terally advance. Some sales have been made to this
class Of customers. The regular dealers Of the ia
try who trade IN this market are buying CAUTIOUS
~ but more or less constantly. IL il believed by
some that the farmers Of the country, as a class.
are usin. more lumber just now than ever before
The hay crop having been so abundant they have
to build greater to store it. In the northern part
Of Massachusetts some Il or - barns ars going up
costing from $500 to sl3on each. In our own
State there also going up many small houses
cheese factories, and other buildings. which has
given quite trade to this market.
Albany Market reports falling of Of 3O0.Goo
feet in receipts Of one week as compared with the
same week Of last year and that no good stock can
be had fraction less than at the o5enin. Of the
month
Ottawa papers o. the first OF the month report no
one moving up the river yet for the comm, season..
cut Of timber and saw lo-s.
The announcement is also made that the mill
owners have decided to shut dorm on the 9lth Of this
month, which is about six weeks earlier than usual
The FJrwardn. Companies also will ell Sc IN ut an
early date. On the whole. while the condition cf
the trade is far from being satisfactory it is to be
hoped healthy and more prosperous state Of
things is not far in the future.
Quotations the same as last reported
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18
BOSTON MAitit E.rS.

WEDNESDAY. Sept IL. 1874.
FLOUR-Fiour has been in fair demand and prices
remain steady. salcs at y a > for Western SUI
pertne; 5qj - for common extras; S56 y for IS
eOnsn extras; 81 - a 50f for Minnesota bakers
brands and s. at = for White wheat, Ohio Indiana
and Michigan; Sc ga 81 for Illinois and 81 Is a.
for 81. Louis, choice and fay0rite brands at 8 y
a -. Fancy Minnesota brands have been in fair
demand at $ a 10 ~ 2 Dbl. Corn mea! in fair de-
mand and sales have been at 81 250 80 z Dbl. Ia
Rye Flour sales small. lots at > 80 a p Z, Dbl
Olt meal at 50 7545s y 2 Dbl. as to quality.
GRAiN--Orn has been quite firm the past week.
low at 5 00G / oj y bush. Oats have been in fair
demand az s2iI72c per bush for brown and white.
Rye at 50 a - per tush. Short at So a y and
Fine Feed and Mlddlings at S49a.il per ton.
PROFlSlONS-The Pork market is quiet and the
sales have been in small lots. Sales at 81 ~
a ~ % tur prime s3G2} 80 ior mess, and s2G4 .
2 hbl iur clear ami extra clear Beef reIsans firm.
sales OF mess ami extra mess at 81 a 10: and
family extra at 81 a L 20 Z Dbl LAID : easier.
Sales OF CITY and western, At l5a SIC b Il. Smoked
Hams at l>dlitc Pm
PROUUCf-The demand for Butter is not 81
actce- Sales % choice New York and Vermont
daries n 3l0 BE and common and medium grade.
from p a SIC z H. as 70 quality. In Cheese sale.
have ranged FROM ia &c T. II, as TO u.lity. Egg:
at . a nc Tor Northern and Eastern. White Bean,
at 81 +dl 90; extra pea at s. az 62i, and yellow
eyes at - - a - T. bush. Potatoes at $500 u
q bbl.
WOOL-There has been very fair bus ness doing
n wool. and prices remiin quite steady and i'm
for all desirable kinds. The sIles include ultp1 rs
Ohio and PennsV lvania feeces at 524 a lle " h III
GLIDING Y, XX and above; .O0DO rs Michigan
at - a 59c, and 1000 lbs Western, Name and
Vermont heeces at / a sc l3iu,O ibs unwashet
and understandable hceces at p a IL, - an h.
super and pu led, at i3i a ,-c for lambs and ia
62ic for super AMI y; l55WN lbs washed Comhing
and nelane heeees a; 30 a &c; i2uo1 rs Gnwashcd
At 20 a i5c T. Ii.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18
xssal gotires.
ALFRED n. RALLARD,s ESTATE.

STATE of VERMONT, } The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF rFsbas S9a5a iSs .as
To the heirs and all persons interested IN the estate
o. AliIedik Ballard, late of Burlington, in said
ueceaseu Geceasec GREETING.
NJ IEREAS. application hath been -pade to this
W Court in writing, by the executor of the last
Will OF sad deceased. praying for license and
authority to sell all Of the real estate Of aid
deceased, setting forth therein that il would DO
beneficial 10 the heirs and all persons interested
IN said estate TO sell the whole Of the real estate
OF SAID deceased and convert the same into money
anu having flied IN said court the appreciation in
writing Of all the heirs and leatees ITO said estate
residing in this State.
"hereupon, the said Court appointed and ass .ued
the III day of october A D. lS7l the Probate Court
Rooms IN said District, to hear and decide upon said
Application, and petition, and ordered that pub
nc notice thereof he given to all persons Interested
,lerein by publishing said order, together will,
,he time and place Of hearing three weeks success
Nely IN the Burlington Free Press. a newspaper
which cireulates in the neghborhood OF those
persons Interested in said estate. all which pub
ncauons shall be previous to the day assigned Tor
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear l,e
ore sd Court at the time and place asst -nod then
anu there IN SAID Court, t. give bonds, the lsw
usreets, Tor the payment Il the debt and charges
81 administration, and make your objections q
'he granting such license. i. You see cause
uFen under my hand At the Probate Court
i%ons this i2th day Of Sci tember A. d. lssi.
4-NJW T. T.. WALES Jualse
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

ADDISON COUNTY.
THURMAN BRooKINs, of Shoreham.
ALEXIS I. SMITH. of New Haven.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
NJ. 5. CoLBuRY. of Manchester.
CHAs. L. HouGHToN, No. Bennington.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
CHARLES ROGERS. JR., of Wheelock.
REV. p. n. GRANGER, of Peacham.
CuIrTENDEN COUNTY.
". w. HENRY. of Burlington
CsncLEs |. LADD, of Milton
(, il. CnEsMoRE, of Huntington.
ESSEN COUNTY.
y f BnNros, o. Guildhall.
FRANKLIN tIuNTY-
,,n,r ,NLARKE. of st. Alo..ns,
n. G. Rop., of franklin:
victor Atlcoed, of st. Adams.
cgAaD ISLE COUNTY.
: IS, REYNOLDS, of Alburgh.
IAxolLLE COUNTY.
C. 5. PAGE, Of Hyde Park
oRANGE COUNTY.
-iouy W. RowELL, of Randolph.
WILLIAM T. GEORGE, of Topsham.
ORLEANS Comfy.
II. c. Wilson, of Troy.
IA. 5. ToINAN, Of Greensboro.
suTLAND COUNTY.
REDfrnrD P.s2croE; OF Rutland
SIMEON ALIEN, OF airhayen-
l.. p. Howe. of Mofnt Tabor
FArErTE HOLMES, Of asdbury.
WASHINGTON caaNTy.
CLARK KING, of East Montpelier.
E.P. WALTON, of Montpelier.
wINDEAM COUNTY.
GEORGE HOWE. of Brattleboro.
ANDREW A. WYMaN. oil Athens.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
JAMES J. WILSON. Of Bethel.
j. &. PARKER. OF Hartford.
Nj. G. EDauNDs. of Weston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. bavn- been 100
w pointed hy the Honorable the Probate Con. (
for the District Of Chittendcu. Com s>uners &. &c.
ceive. examine and adjust the claims and deilaf j.
OF all persons. against the estate e.. cdrrcs l. 4
by, late 81 Uuderh', in said District deceased ami
also all claims and demands exhibited in uus I
thereto and six months frlm the day Of the dit,.
hereof, being allowed by the said Court ior that
purpose. we do therefore hereby give notice that
we Will attend to the business e car appointment
at the dwelling house Of e.. T. Church iat, 1ts -
deuce % sald EiNby. in said District. ON the fir.
Tuesdays OF December AMI A-rc next, at I1o'cly-k
l. ~. on each %. said days. Ilw ~
Dated this 5th day 81 September, \ II. lS-i
ii. A. RUGtttS L..
IA ltEAn N"uliAls-' t'lci-
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NOTICE ~ ANKKUPTCy.

'I'iIS is to give Lutice. that TN the sth DAY 90
| september AID 1874. Warrant in BtnkruptcS
WAS issued against the estate OF OrSon z. l. d@rit
o. Rochester in the County Of Windsor, AMI STATE Coz
Vermont. who has been Judged Bankrupt %
his creditors petitions that the payment 81 aus
debts and delivery of any prs perry teirn-in- Foo
said Bankrupt. to him, or ior hs Gse, au't ti'~
transfer Of any property BY him. are irrh dsn is
law. that Il meeting of thc creditors O. said Ea".
rupt, to prove their debts, Hnd L. cho'su one t
more Ass -uees % his estate. Will be he'd at Goa
Of Bankruptcy To be holden at tHo Office cf ur-h 90
| Briggs in Brandon, in the County of Rutland.
| and State of Vermont. before l. L. Lawrence.
Register on the 10Th cay of sep etnher, 4. d. l>l.
| at 10 O'Clock AN THOMAS FAILEY.
| l2w3w Deputy [. :. Marshal rs Messenger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18
TERENCE mecALL.s ESTATE

DISTRICT eF cu11rrxrvx g. Secrncd n the estat, 81
ference Mccall l=te
Oh q leicester, in said District. deceased
a, , bEEETiNG-
~ a Probate Court holden at Burlington with ia
anu lor the District Of Chittcnden on ths 18th gay o
.ep'ehner' y - ~, an Instrument. nuTpurtin q
10 he the last VIII and Testament. OF 'I,rs,,,
helaii, late Of Co chs ster, in said b., de-
ceased WAS presented 10 the Court aforesaid. ;er
Ii"niie' anu II Is ordered hy said Court that tie
IN Jay % ceto er. y ID. 1873, nj the Probate Court
Rooms n SAID Burlington, be ASST sned for prov NJ
sald instrument and that notice thereof be even
% an persons concerned by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Week.,
free Press Il newspaper printed at sid Eur.u
TON, previous Ia the time appointed
therefore, You are hereby not hcd To- appear before
said Court at the time and place liures. d. and CON
test the probate Of said will Do You have cause
Tween under my hand At Buri n-tpu in sad is
triet' this 18th DAY ct September. y y. ISL
lSw3w + +. MALES Ju'-.
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Bankrupt ylutitts.


IN the District Court q the United States f,s the
l District nf Vermont. iu the matter Of }. w.
t;ilterf. Bankrupt - In Bankruptcy To tlr
creditors Of said Bankrupt. snc all whom To- =
may concern. This : To eve notice that tt .
second and third general niJ ms Of the crvcit,f
of the aforesaid Bankrupt have been or,'ef,i
10y said Court to be held AT the utce Of L. NJ itn
in the village 81 Fellows Falls in said District. "a
the sth day uf october, \ u. l77i. at o'clock
before A. Underwood, one # The Re-. steis ia BInA
ruptey. in said Court, fox tac purposes named ri
the 1-tn and 18th sections 81 the United State
Bankrupt Act approved March d, l-67 ald taif !
have filed BY final account a Assignee Ui the ~ q
Bankrupt, in sad Court, and that at the time tuu
place above named shall apply To said court To- "a
settlement Of my said account, an! ;vT e Solar
from ali liability Assignee ui said estate, IN a-
cordanee with the provisions % ~th section "i slt
act Of March u AID. $50.
Sept. u. IS.i /. SHAW,
lzwig ASS -uec.
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I'VE, THE SUBSCRIBEBS having been ai.-
w pointed BY the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District u Chtteuden. Commissioners g.,
receive, exam ne and ad Just the claims and demaui,
OF all persons, -anst the estate oi ". II. tiass
late Of Burlington IN said District deceased. ant
also al claims and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto, and SIX months from tie dav of the dat ,
hereof being allowed by sId Court Tor that purpose.
We do therefore hereby give notice. that We " II
attend o. the business 81 our appointment ut tbs
Probate office in burlington, in said District on
the first Mondays e.. October and Fehrutry next
at 10 O'Clock A. u on each af said DAYS
Dated th 18th day %, Au -ust, -. >. i>1i.
y. PARKER. tc-.
llw]v GEO ". BECkM TIL } "ii'N = 'iieIs-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Hon. the Probate
n,.-r,,.r 81, 81, Court for the Distr ct
" ~" '' - Of or. ls.e.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Tn iul-
Ii. Gordon oi south Hero, Ia said D. trct.
NN HEREAS, said Court hath -ued the sixth
w DAY OF october, 1874. next. vr the - ttie-
ment Of the adminstrat account Of seth Gor'ioii
orange Phelps, administrators or the estat, e.
Thomas II. Gordon, deceased, and ordered that put
lie notice thereof be given 10 all persons Interested
ment.
Therefore gu are hereby not lie t. appear at the
Probate Court Rooms in North Hero AZ 90 DEL. cA
a. IN on the day assSnod. then and there TO COLI
test the allowance ol said account Il you see
cause
G.ven under my hand AZ North Here, tas 3,i.i
day q Au gust. \. -. la.
lnw3w IL W ALLEN Jnd,c
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

\. Z. LEMON,
Conductor at installation and initiation
Jan. 18th, 1915.

STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURAL fruit
meeting of the State Board of Agriculture
will BIO held at the Methodist church. Grand
Isle, "Wednesday and Thursday, Sep:. 3Oth
and Oct. LIST. There will be an exhibition of
frui: in the basement of the church. Teams
will be ready at AuStin's Hotel, Milton,
on Wednesday morning, to convey visitors
to the place of meeting. Many fruit-growers,
both from Vermont and New York, are ex-
pected to be present, and valuable papers
will be read. Let there be a good delega-
ton from the fruit farms of Chittenden
county.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

ABOUT BIrrERs.--At certain periods OF life tonic
is necessity hut there is danger In using stim-
ulants that injurc the organs of digestion while
giyipg temporary releT. To obviate this, and pre-
sent u tie public tonic free from alcoholic poison,
Dr. Greene prepared the OxYeRNarED BrrrEas,
sure cure for dyspepsia and all Kindred COM
plants, Sold everywhere. John F. 1enry,
curran Co. Proprietors, College Place,
New York. Wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

Sin is often the rssalt of physical ill-health and
feeble stomachs. During one-third of our time the
process of digestion continues. To be dyspeptic is
to be IN SCRABBLE; dyspepsia is the foundation of
fevers and all the diseases OF the blood liver SKIN
the vegetable Ingredients in that great purifier OF
tho blood and restorer Of health, DR. Walkers
VINEGAR BrrrEss.-Aug. 10. td&wiw
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NOTICE TO cLNrNNNrs ,sn .,lr.

rUllE following described preperts WAS seized ~
/ the Officers of the Customs for violation O.. the
Revenue Laws OF the Uui Ell Statcs To- VT
AT Milton, august -th. l-sf--nc Single Ma-uu
and one Harness.
Any person or persons claiming the property >-'
seized hereby notified a. appear " thin tw, utf
days from the first publication hereof and file with
the Collector Of Customs for the lisirict OF Nermv
a claim stating his or her interest in the property
seized a.so. To execute h'ut o the United stat
in accordance with the prov sons %. the l2th Str-.
Act l. July. 1866.
Pursuant the 18th section 81 the act aforesaid IS
above described wagon aud hI-ncss vii be So o.
Public Auction, at the Custom iiuusr, Burli t.
Vt, on Friday. September j.. g. &, at ~ o'ciura
m. If 10 lc gal cain IS iuferpusci.
Custom House. District Of Vermont.
Collectors Office, burlington, Aug 10. 1877.
WILLIAM WELLS.
7wGw Collector ui Customs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

MYs1ERIoUs.-A gentleman from White
hall, reports that K. Y. Patterson, foreman
Of the Doren Hose company. of Whitehall,
has been missing since the night of the fire.
mems muster at Plattsburgh. Parties are
sure they saw him on the boat, the Mon
treal, when 1t left plat!sbnrgh His dis
appearance Is mystery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

On Tuesday there were shipped from
New Haven IL 900 lbs. butter and 5000
lbs. cheese IRON vergennes ll,72l lbs.
butter and 49i lbs. cheese Butter 80 to
Bee. cheese L. to l3Ic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

WEST PAwLEr.-Abiathar +. Phinney,
while driving a COW to the slaughter house,
on Monday. was kicked by it on the leg and
the bone broken in two places below the
kncp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18
The First O ID FELLOW : In Vernon;

To the Editor Of tn Free Press md Times.
Inotice an ar ticlc in your issue of tn
18th inst. The Introduction o, the Ordo
of Odd Fellows in Vermont, which recalls
pleasant incident in life, though Ion past
You have the names mixed somewhat. Tb
petitioners for the charter of Green Mou.
tain Lodge, No. | are all living. and re-
81 dc as follows:
I. d. Chapman. Charlotte, Vt. ; l.. in.
Stark, Prest. N. I. line, New York John
c. House, Waterford. n. Y; William
Wheeler. Whitehall. NY; AR. Lemon.
Burlington, VT; Wm. II. Smith. Dcnptv
Grand Master, now of California.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

St. Johnsbary polled the largest vote
in its history at the recent election. the to-
tai for congressman being Sl3 and for Gov
ernor only iifte;n less.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18
NOTICE.

A NY man OF cool address, who can furnish salts
N factory references rs To character. can hear o.
rare business opportunity by addressing. witt
stamp, P. q. BON BIS.
Sept S-llH3w Burlington VT.
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NOTICE Il.

A PPLICAl ION will be made t the next Session
n OF the Legislature Of the State of Vermont, tor
a Charter 70 build and maintain a Turnpike from
some point in the town of underhill, Chittenden
county, TO some point the summit Of Mansbe Il
Mountain. A. &. DlNOS AND OTHERS
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