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STATE OF VERMONT , Toall persons son
nisrSi'r oT oarEypES Ssrla. 'I p e,1sse
late e. RGI .io-tau, Ia said District. deceased.
GREETING
49, Probate Court Aoii-n at Eur. n.tor. within
ana Tor the District ot GAficu'cu ou thr l7th DAY
oi February. \ D. l-5 an lst-44cut pErpprtinS TO
ir INC t-f " ia and Testament. t.ir.Or Baxter,
late % Darlington in sad District. decreased.
pi'-rnied O. the Court a;nsssa.t, ,or Probate; and
10 y niueftd rr said Court that The i3sh day Of
NaIcl, A l.. i.li. 1T the prGtaic Court Rooms in
.id Burlington, BE ass -uru fer proving said
Instrument; and that mos cu Thereof ice gwen 20 all
persons concerned. hy uhishfn- this order three
"e'ss sucesssivriy ia the Nnr.in-',n free Press.
newspaper 'r.nici 20 sod Sirlia-t IA, previous 10
The time appointed.
iir.t'lr t"u trr hereby uat'iiel g. appear bciore
-iid t"uft' 90 iH'- time aIs place aforesaid. and
contest the probate Of said VII. 30 you nave cause.
f.n u'ni'r int hand. af Burlington, in -aii DIs-
ticl' iA'a i.ih cii- ". February. A. -. ISL
-iSt r. r. WALES. judge.
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4r9al Notifes.


'iih of 'Ef'hONT, , To all persons con-
D.9,.'.' " 'H''iLSDtN' So Rhoda Macomter, lste
OF Westiord, in said District, Deceased.
=. , GREETING:
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chittenden on the I3.h day
Of February. 4. H. ls.4, instrument purporting 10
late Of Westford, in said District. deceased. was
presented to the Court aforesaid, for Probate
and i is ordered by said Court that the 18th day OF
March. 4. D. 1871. At the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington, he assigned for proving SAID
Instrument ami that notice thereof be given to all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press, newspaper printed az said Burlington pre-
Nleus % the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear before
sad Court at the time and place Aforesaid, and
contest the probate af said viii. If you have
TWEEN under my hand al Burlington, in said Dis
treti this l3ili dag Of February. \. u. l.7t.
@i"iw X. ;. TAFT, Reg s.er.
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IN HANiSisTPTCY.

DISTRICT OF VERMONT. sat Randolph. in
IL said District, this iith DAY Of February, A d.
l-14. The uudcrs med hereby gives notice % his
appointment A. ass -nee ot Avery q. Wheeler,
~ Randolph. IN the County o.. Orange. and
State Of Vermont within said District. who has
been adjud-ed a Bankrupt upon bis creditors
petition. by the District Court o. said District
To whom il mag concern.
PHlLANDER PERRIN. Asst -nees.
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y bush. Eggs, CSC y dozen. Potatoes, 9oc@$l 90 v
bush for Jackson Whites and Early Rose. Onions at
s. 90 a Sc 90 y Dbl. Good Apples at 81 80 ID . 30 Y
Dbl. Dried Apples at l0D l3ic v ID.
W00L-We notice a comparatively quiet market
for Wool, hut in prices no material change the
opening of the London sales arc anxiously looked
for and there is a confident feeling that prices VIII
he sustained The sales include 10000 lbs Ohio
and Pennsylvania feeces at 1871 "a Sc; 5O,U0 lbs
Michigan at so "a 50; 60,0OO lbs Northern New York
and Maine at Il .1DJ6c Fib.
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THIS 3 % give notice that on the 18th day 81
l February. A.p. 1874. q Warrant in Bankruptcy
Wa ssued -iin~t the estate 81 Alden b. Grape g..
Ruyalion, in the County of Windsor, and state Of
vermont. who has been ad Judged 4 Bankrupt on
Biz cred tor~ petition. tAat the payment ~ any
debts and delivery % any property belonging "a
saia Bankrupt, 70 him. or for D Use. and the
transfer o.. any property by him. are forbidden hy
law that meeting On; she c~cd tors o. said Bank
more Assignee % his estate. VIII De held NJ Court
% Bankruptcy 20 be holden 40 the Office cf u. G..
nennis0u S"n. IN R0yaltou. N the County "a
Windsor and State al Vermont. he.0re a Under
wood. E>i.. REGISTER. ou The 18th DAY 20. March. \
u. 1874. AZ o'c.0ck r. ~.
THOMAS FAILET.
pcQufy Z. S. Marshal, Messenger.
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Millions of gallons have been sold and no acct
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The immense yearly loss 70 life and property, re-
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The Insurance Companies and Fire Commissioners
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NOTUEIts. READ THIsI
I. GREAT BLESSING


Mothers are your little ONES irotlul And Is your
patience almost exhausted in vain efforts t. please
them / can sympathize with YOU, and can tell You
what will make your little child quiet give it a
good appetite, and procure Tor it hours Of sweet,
sound sleep.
MY little girl is two and half years old: and
during that time | have not had two consecutive
u ghts' rest. She has been sick a number of times
and no one seemed to know what was troubling her.
II was hard to hear her little fretul cry, and not
know what to dc for her. doctorcd her for worms,
hut itdd no good and was nearly tirei out with
sleeples, n ghts and trouble FOR some days
heard Of the NEGErINE, and determined 20 try lt.
1t has proved blessing to me and my child. Ii has
cIeansed from her stomach and bowels the sores
which kept gathering there; and now she sleeps
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morning, beside a long nap al midday. Her appe-
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MRS. ELLEN L CLAPP,
l7j Tudor street.
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WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS having. been ap-
w pointed iy the Honorable toe Probate Court
for the u strict OF Chiteuden. COMMISSIONERS 10 re-
ceiye examine and adjust The claims and demands
Of ali persons, AGAINST the estate 81 Ava PFior,
late ~ Essex. in said District deceased.
and also all claims and demands eNhihited ID Offset
hereof heinz allowed by the said Court for thas
purpose: we Il, therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend % tine business % our appointment,
NJ the dwellin., house Of Nelson 4. Prior Essex.
/, said District on the secund Tuesdays u March
md Julv next at 10 O'Clock a m. each or
said days.
A. b. HALBERr, Commissioner
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NOTICE.

7 WILL SELL at Public Auction. On tle l5,l d,,-
Il OF March, A. ID. 1874. at 10 o'clock a. m ne
Farm known as the MEARS FARM in Cieorgia- Vi
and belonging to the Bankrupt estate o! James
Eyarts, containing one hundred and ei.rhtv Gv.
acres; said farm 10 be sold free Of enoumhrfrces.
except mortgage to the National Life Insurance,
Company, for about s6-uuO.o0. sale To be IN th,
premises, and at the same time and place Will
sell lot OF seventeen COWS, hay, MOVING machine
horse rake, farming tools, sap buckets, tin and
wood, potatoes, turnips and da ry utensils and
apparatus
GYR0N BUCk. Assignee.
ST. Adams Feb Is is7f-3iwsg
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IN the District Court Of the United States for tie
! District ofN mHut-ln the matter 81 Hamilton
Collins, Bankrupt-Noticr j. hereby given that Ic-
titinn has hccn fled in sa't Court. by Hamilton
Collins. of Coventry. VI. in said District,
duly declared a Bankrupt undcr the Aet 90.
Congress Of March "a. i~cs, -or discharge AMI
certificate thereof. from all his debts and other
claims provahie under said Act, and that tie
3ri day ot March. 1874. ~ Do O'Clock 4 NJ,
before the Hon D. \. Smllley, juice Of sl.d
Court. at his Chambers in the CITY OF Bu- u-t0n.
IS assigned ior the hearing OBJ. the Same. when amt
whore all cred to-- who have proved their debts.
and other persons IN interest uly attend and Show
cause Il any they have. why tle prayer o. -a..i
petition should not De granted
Dated at Eurl n-tou. On the 9Th dsy of fehru1ry.
lS-i. b. b. SMALLEl. CLERK.
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Cattle-'The market this week dependent en-.
tf,y upon the North for their supply. The arrivals
are the iightost noticed during the winter The
BrowneIl taken fran the herd of Hon. T IIoyle OF
Champlaln, y. VS. head of mostly steers OF the
fine dressing order and well atted offered take
the lot at Gle 2 u live weight, which he refused
sold however, , cows and heifers out Of the yard
at this figure. The market for cattle, as near n.
We could be informed, considering the few offered
If the same as a week ago Nothing over loo q h
'ress weight
= 'heep-Sheep this week are rather too numerou.
10 h., e last weeks prices sustained not that the
y IA u supply is large, being only 1914, but tn,
NVithei n in from Albany, was heavy and hOu gh
M y y ~ Ii rates; that difference is felt at th
m W In sSTd aIs t 70 p9 SaSas N WeTI
locks not at bou ght right.
sN PepPltpry"Prees o. 'ered this week ne 2 j for th
best crates of live pou ry. lnei pa collect
els ar w 49, 70, Oh ckens lie tSb; medium
c s-rads: ICE. ordinary fowls ~ al53c Y b.
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~ BANKRUPTCY.

IL the District Court 81 the United States. f,r tie
1 District OF Vermont IN the matter oi Lam
Lau6on of Milton. formerly oi sheldon. Ia said Dis
trct duly declared Bankrupt under the A.; 90.
Con -re-s Of March d. l~i-. FOR d discharge ana
certificate thereof, tom all his debts and ether
claims proYahle under said Act, and that the SRI
dav 81 March, l.-i AZ go O'Clock w., before tho
hon. d. \. Smailey, judge of said Court. AZ his
Chambers IN the city of Burlington. IS assigned for
the hearing az the NE. when and where all cred-
tors who have proved the debts. and other pers
ia interest may attend and SHOW cause. 70 ans they
have. why the prayer Of said petition should Mt lie
granted.
Dated u Darlington the flh dav 20; February
1874. b. b. sMALLEN. CLERK.
3iwsw
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werner IN nIyTUTPVcy.

'i'IIIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. that on the loth DAY
l o. FEBRUARY. \. u i~-4 Warrant no Bank
ruptcy W.. issued -liust the estate ~ D.. O. 1ud
T. ". Cadv. Of Burlington. m the County e. Chit
tenden. and State az Vermont WHO have been
adiui,sd Bankrupts on their creditors petition
that the payment Of any debts and delivery 81 any
property belonging tosa Baukrupt- tothem. or for
their and the transfer O. any property hy them.
are forbidden hy law that a meeting OF the
creditors of said B1nkTupts. Co prove their debts.
and to choose or more ASS neos o. thcr estate,
will be held al Court oi Bankruptcy. 90 ho holden
AZ the office %. l.. L. Lawrence, 10 BTr.u tln IN the
County ~ Chtfenden. and STAT oi Vermont, before
L. L. Lawrence. Register, the 18th day %.
February, A. b. 1871, at DO O'Clock A. y
GIN z. FOSTER
United States Marshal. as Messenger
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
rsrEI,F oF cHIrIENpES So ii.,r,t Of e'i,ii1euden.
t. all persons interested IN the estate Of
pauina Abbott lataot ll.n shcrSh, 'n said District.
deceased GHEEuN6
I XSrHEREAS. said Court bath i-ued the 18th
w dJy ut February ucN.. iur tae settlement "i
the admin stratiou account ni the executor
uf said estate and ;or decree or the rcs Tue of sad
esate a. the heirs aad esatees ~ said deceased. and
ordered that puhlc notice thereof ho gwen to ali
persons interested u s9s estate, by publishing TINS
order three week. successive prcrious tu the daY
ASS -uc ia the Darlington Free Press, printed In
/ Burlington. iu -aid District.
/ Therearrr. YOU a-e hereby notified 30 appear St
the Probate Court raaus iu Burr gtan, the day
/ assigned then ard there 90 comics; the allowance
OF said account it you cause. and 70 e-ra nlsh
l Of 81 ia residue
| Given unicr my hand. tbs 81 iay 81 February,
! \. ID. 1874. r. ) TAFT, Register.
. ltv.
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AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep & Lambs Swire.
This week.-...--. 30 I,ai
Last week.. CPS LOB
EermOnt.--...---. 20 rl7
Prices Of Market Beef few choice 80 500 10 %.
extra, $ 75d 90 first quality g. s5a so second
quality. 81 01d7 80; third quality, 8 Gll355n.
Prices Of Store Cattie-Morkinz oxen per pair,
siOn, $50, s4t1, TO SEQ Mich Cows and Calves
from s}jG6p; Farrow Cows, s2lD;n, extra s7Oaq5 ;
Yearlines sl0Gls; Two Years Old, SHiQ5l; Three
Years Old, S3Oaij.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs In lots. wool sheen.
s. 20, 81 ~ 81 80 and = - each extra s. 20 al y
or from 81 to nc w;
Prices OF Hides, Tallow and Skins BRIGHTON
Hides, 7ldSc T. II; Tallow, a &C 2 q; Country
Hides 7i07i y ID. Tallow, lie " n Pelts 81 no a
l Is each; Calf Skins Is Dl6c v h.
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PILES, PILES, PILES, PILEs.-0utward applications
are time and money thrown away. Tho only per
manent cure Is Dr.. HARRIsos's PERIsrALTIc foz-
ESeEs. They strike at the cause. We could fill
this paper with cures. They are pleasant never
grippe nor like all pills do they require increase Of
and all Others they are exactly suited TO obyiats
costiyeness the prolific cause Of i'll health Trial
box, 30 cts. Large box, go cts, mailed free for
this last price. DIR. HARRIsoS's ICELAND BAL
SAM, a splendid cure for coughs, hoarseness,
and all throat and lung complaints. For sale by E.
s. HARRISON Co.. Proprietors. No. | fremont
Temple, Boston, and by all druggists.
Feb l-Wlmsn
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The circulation Of the blood is the life Of the body
and its stoppage is death. We are healthy when
the blood circulates freely, any interruption pre-
venting its free course is tho commencement Of
disease Blood is the life Of the flesh" Can we
expect to enjoy good health when bad and corrupt
humors circulate with the blood, causing pain and
disease; and these humors being deposited through
the whole body, produce pmplos, eruptons ulcers
indigestion. costveness, headache, neuralgia rheu-
matisn. and numerous other complaints, No dis
ease can be in the body without first being zen
Grated in the blood and no disease can possibly be
in the body if the blood is pure. 1t is OF great i'm
portance to know what medicine will purify and
renuvate the blood, eradicate the disease. renew
vitality mentally and physically, and instil fresh
vigor into all the vital functions of the body This
medicine is the NEcEIrSE, the great blood purifier.
1t extends its influence into every part 81 the hu-
man organism, commencing with its foundation
correcting diseased action, and restoring vital
powers, creating healthy formation and purfca-
ton Of the blood, driving out disease, and leaving
Nature to perform its allotted task.
VEGETINE is composed of Roots Barks and
Herbs. 1t is very pleasant to take; every child
likes II.
Sold by all druggists. Feb 6-wlm
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NOTICE ~ uNNKnrrrcv.

rINIIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. that on the 10th day
| of February. \. u. 1874. Warrant in Bank
ruptey issued a-aiust the estate of I'll Bar
nun Of NJ lton. in the County Of Cht;enien
and State Of Vermont. who has been adud-ed
a Bankrupt on his creditors petition. that the
payment ui any debts ana delivery of any property
heion.in. % said Bankrupt. 70 him. or for biz
use. and the transfer ui any property hN him are
forbidden by law: that a meetin. Of the creditor:
OF said BANKRUPT, % prove their debts, and L
choose enc or more ass -nees of his estate VIII be
held at a Court OF BANKRUPTCY, {" be holden al
Austin's Hotel, Milton. Vermont IN the County
of Chittenden. and State OF Vermont. before
L. L. Lawrence, Register. the I'D day oi Feb
ruary, A ID. 1874. at O'Clock p. NJ
GEO. ?. FOSTER,
Unitei States Marshal Messenger.
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Tie Freomen OF Chittenden county. who are in
favor OF the ProhibitoTy Law, are hereby notified
to send delegates as named below to form Com
yeujion to Dee holden at the Young Mems Christian
Association Rooms, in Burlington, on "Wednesday
the 18th INST, at 0 O'Clock a. W.. for tie purpose
OF nominating County Commissioner .or the year
ensuing amt 20 transact any other business
thought necessary whom met.
The basis Of representation Is the same as last
year. Towns are entitled g. delegates As follows.
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gsm Establishments.
HENRY III. DAVIS,

BLANK BOOKS-A now invoice. making A splendid
assortment.
SCAPES AND VIEWS-Extensivo variety; don't
fail to see them.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS-Lately roplenished :;
best and most beautiful in the market.
HYMNAI4S AND PRAYER-In neat frame; one
each in case.
BlLLS-Have some in choice binding; alse othe-..
cheap.
B00ks-Aiany now ones frequently received.
Remember the place.
Enh On Ertf
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CLARK.-In williston, on Thursday evening, Feb
18th, Of scarlatum. Ethel Ada, youngest daughter
Of Hiram A. and Juliette ii. Clark.
JoyEs.-At Syracuse, N. Y, Feby. sth. Mrs. Mary
Jones. formerly Of Burlington. Mrs. Jones was
daughter of Mrs. Dolly Durkee, who formerly
owned the Stanton House, Church st.
CoRSING.-In Elgin, H., Feb. S. at the residence
Of her son-in- law, Hon. z. Eastman, Mrs. Polly
Corning widow OF the late Malachi Corning, OF this
city, aged 90 years.
BAscoM.-In Milton, Feb nth, 1874, of scarlatna,
Henry Clark, eldest and only child of George and
Clara c. Bascom, aged years, months and Is
days.
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Chittenden County Good Tempinrs
Union.

Thenext meeting Of the Chttenlen County Good
Templars Union, will be held in the Good Templags
Han in burlington, on Wednesday, February 18th.
The morning session will commence at 10 O'Clock,
and VIII be devoted to the business %: the Order. In
the afternoon if it should be deemed advisable the
publcmecting Of the Union and the mee;insof the
Chittendcn County Temperance Soc.ety will be
held together in the same place.
All are invited, and It is desirable that every
Lodge in the county be represented by a large
delegation.
The afternoon meeting viii be public. and il is
hoped there viii be large turnout Of the eli zcns
and friends Of the cause generally.
Good speaker, VIII he in attendance
\. q. WATSON,
{. \. STEvESs, Committee.
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Bankrupt Hotitts.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

II iSrKlCT OF VERMONT, sat- iIydepark, the
- l.th day Of February. A. D. 1874. The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
assignee OF David a. Gilbert Of Morrisvile in the
county OF Lamoille, and State Of Vermont, within
said district, who has been adjud sed Bankrupt
upon his creditors petition by the District Court OF
said District. LII, IIs n MOVES
"f"'" Assignee.
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As family medicine for coughs, colds and all
diseases of the lungs, no remedy seems 10 be gain
ing the public favor like Weeks Magic Compound :
for the reason that il is always found safe and re-
liable. 1T has done more for me than all other
medicines" is what We hear said Of it daily. Sold
by all druggists. Jan 2i-1pw2m sn
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: SOURCE or GREAT ANXIETY

NJ daughter has received great benefit from the
use ol NEGErISE Her declining health was a source
Of great anxiety 10 all her friends. few bottles of
the NEGErINE restored her health, strength and
appetite. y. II. TILDEN,
las. K Real Estate AT. 80 Sears Buiidin-.
Boston, Mass, June ., l--l.
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Milton, Feb. u.
j. d. ! SEErAN.
NJ. l.. | rENAS-

ST ALBANs.-Ilon. VIM. Bridges, p promi-
nent either, died on the II tn inst,
IN his s9th year. lie came to ST.
Adams about 1915 and folio We, the
business of cabinet maker for n, I'm Der of
years. In 1880 he became Register o. Pro-
bate, ard in 1896 was elected Town Clerk
and held that office until lsGl. II, was
Town Representative in 1916, 1911, 1850
and ISL Mr.. Bridges was pro- u nent
Mason and held many Lfsa offices II, that
order His popularity was such tina W hen
ever run for an Office in his town he was
never defeated, notwithstanding hat his
party, the Democratic, was alwaS Is in IL c
minority
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Somebody in Providence remembers that
u,netv-nine years ago, February was 50
warm month that people were able to
ltthc in the open air.
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The Spring Term Of Brttleboro Academy
ai.- commence March eth, under the charge
.rp-.r \. T.. Lang. Mr.. Lang Is a compe-
tent and experienced instructor, and at
EnuI,Ia-o and elsewhere has met with dis
.-r,l.-l.ei success in his vocation.
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And now the epidemic has reached the
-aarches. The sexton Of the First Baptist
church of Troy has embezzled pew rents to
tAoamount of = 900.
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Travellers Insurance Company

May be obtained without delay at this Office
They are written for the month year.
They insure men Of all occupations and professions
They insure against general accidents
They cost but a small sum.
Their cost is the same, all ages from Is t. e..
They are valuable TO all classes Of men.
Every man should have one
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-20

a grange has been organized with Alfred
Keith as master in sheldon. The farmer :
movement Is not at all political Oh no
Tie sheldon master j. the most influential
n.-..-.t in Eranklin COUNTY,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-20

John Preston, Of Leicester, hasa stallion
one year old the 10Th day Of May last, that
weighs 800 lbs,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-20

There is a time for all things The time
- leave i when '.she - asks you how the
walking is.