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healthy liver secretes each day about two and
q half pounds OF bile. which contains great
amount OF waste material taken from tho
blood. When the liver becomes torpid or congested
It fails to eliminate this vast amount Of noxious
substance. which, therefore, remains to poison the
blood aud he convey ell to every part Of the system
What must hc the condition OF the blood when it is
receiving and retainin, each day two and half
pounds Of poison. Nature tries to work Of this
poison through other channels and organs-the
kidneys, lungs, skin, etc. hut these organs be-
come o'crtaXed in performing this labor, in add
ton 90 their natural functions, and cannot long
withstand the pressure hut become variously
The brain. which IS the great electrical centre Of
all yit,1-t,- IS ,,.,.l,,l,. ,-,,,,l.,, b.. ,t h.1,,
d" ''@i''' 'S "''''s s''ihulAteu pS the unhealthy
'i''u "eh passes l." lt from the heart, and II lAiIs
10 perii.rla its onics healtbrally Hence the symp
.e,.,
'''Ns % "''o POISONING "hieh are duiihess' mead
impairment ot memory, dizzy, sleepy OF nervous
feelings. gloomy f5rebodings and irritability OF
.....- 1,,.,- ,...-,r, ,,,
te'' 1' "''"1 ''se4l "o'"- useaseu' as Il iorihs
the sweat upon the surface OF the skin is SO ifrita-
ffu.- and r..-,,ors tt,+ u ,.-osn..s dis.olo-ad
"iO"H si''s phpies' n4olches anu other eruptl1hs'
sores. h..is clrhuncles and scrodllous tumors The
....f t.s - 49, - - . -
20 s'"' 'P'Aei va N
"'t N-fp 'ett- AtNltt4f 1''lct OF 4tteTs anu
c"stFeness, piles, dropsy, dyspepsia, dlarrhea,
female weakness, and many other forms OF chronic
'7--'' -'1 ''I'1- '"' 7''aAi' Ie'H-'s- rs
remedy i.r all these man .estati0ns Of disease Or.
per.e'- q 'len Ned.,I Di.e,verv W. III small daily,
,.
doses '' '' r'el7l"1 faT-At'e felle's are pos
lively uuequa led. Ey them the liver and stomach
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IN the matter Of Nelson II. ATmin@t ton. Ban .rapt,
1 STATE ot Vermont a. ct. Aioans. this 5th day %
April. \. u. i,sI-
The undersigned he ehy gives notice o. h;s sp-
rointmuat n As snee OF the estate Of Nelson IL.
Arming ton. OF st. \ bans, in the County Of Frank
ill., AMI state 81 Vermont, withns sad stTiet, who
Ia, been adiud -ed 4 Bankrupt, upon his efeditors
petition. by the District court Of said District.
ftr,N l. p. kIMPfUN.
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Do not risk your life with com
mon Kerosene when you can
have II perfectly safe light AT
about the same expense by using
PR4TTS 1STR Al OIL.
For sale in BurIingtou only by
GEORGE 1. uN'.t;..
March 70 -d4Wtc
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.ssIGNEE,s NOTICE.

STATE OF VERMONT, sS.-At Buriinstsn, VI.
- the 3lst day OF March, A. ID. isl1-
The under i-ned hereby gives notice OF - 81,
pointment asst gnee of the estate and enec.s %
A. ). Merrill, Of Colche ster, and Jas. A Stone,
OF Burlington. in the County Of Chiuendsn anu
State Of Vermont, within said District. who nave
been adjudged Bankrupts up-n their own petitior
by the District Court Of said District.
iIwlw l.. b. PLATT, ASS nee
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SyTATE OF VERMONT, Sat Burlington, VI,
- the 9Th day Of April, A. ID. 1876.
The undersigned hereby gives nOtlcs Of bis aP-
pOintmeut as Assignee OF the estate and ELECTS Of
fienry }. Arlington. Of kakersheld, n the county
OF Franklin and state Of Vermont, within SAID D:s
trict who has been adud sed y Bankrupt upon
II strict JOHN J. bU RGtss,
iiw.v Ass gnee-
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t~sIaNEE'S NOTICE.

hISTBICT of VERMONT, sat- OGildhsli,
IL Vt the 1871 diy of March, a. -. Is ;.
The undersi md neierN gives : uticr OF h's ap-
continent as A. ,nes of the estate effects .!
noritlo y. Aliu. O., GaildhAil, IN the county
uf Essex, and state OF Vermont, within
sad Distract. wh1 Ia, heen adludseI a bankrupt
upon own pei tiuu. t.y tho DIST let tUuft VI
siid district. CllNNLES T.. BENTON.
ilwsN Asst gnee.
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This property has been dspo ed OF bv lease for
term OF years. 1t will be remembered that the
city, in order to comply with the requirements OF
the lease, must bring the street. Ia Ms established
grade between College and Man streets, also iur-
nish additional street lamps. one 10 De set At the
corner Of College street and Winoossi Ayenue. one
midway between College and Main streets, aud ~ e
at the corner of Main streets and wiuoosh Avcnu ,.
/ l...a.r ~ LINZ
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81. Adams Butter MARKET April t.
Market dull. Quotations. common to iair'
d to 20; medium to good, 20 to p choice,
De- IN > selections. 30 cents.
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rwEHTIErnYEARforP yLEs sALERATus apc

TWENTIETH YEARior PYLES SALERATuS and
HotoHe successful rt4. Everybody acknowledg es its
superiority in all respects. 1t is always put up in
pound packages under my name, and sold by first
class Grocers. Beware that YOU are not deceived
hy the msrepres entltions Of crafty dealers.
JAMES PLYE, Manuf
March % 4 e4tl tCrf.
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Vermont Gamer, and Leather Manufacturers
Association.


'N'o''A'''"
The adjourned meeting OF The vermont
IanneF- anu leather manufacturers ASNo-
'nil'n "ao he!d al the van Ness HOUSE. III
'h'@ '''y' On l"'9lA5' apr" '.'' Soni'
'"cn'S-ii'e i,i9iii'''7 Oh ,n' !. --o'''''oI 'e
ing !" ",,'iitl'i''' - Av'''' W
sennc'' ''-'uoii'' III 'ii' GUAR '''' IT, /
'io.''o'H' o' -''''''"' ''C-''i's
i-' '"''o"'"s i',o'u''..'7' l''''''' at 'iie
'''''-''' '-,'.,''=' -. -. VIZ
I'D ''i'' '',' '''. '''-'''' ''''- ''' i'- ''''
,r - - ',,' W. A,'''-'-
ar l-,m, da'ry SKINS t1r the coming season be
A I "p a. @ men ae ig sros ga
he'.a I ~, w. holes nm, the body OF s'n
E.,..r,l Ialts5ins Win more than two holes IN
' ' la. eaten, or - otSa- \, ~ ' dams n, n
.aa.. reaure the pr.'e of the same one hair q. or
n. "A u.t,r+ IF o., c-,. ,c WI,
...- No. ~, p,.,'., ,r., ',,-...,+..,l
cvsI,-t-l , ...,nf.. ,.,tc Wo..,,+ c,ir.l,irs.
sl.,ort,, Lei-.ol.,.5 skins f,i.beJ from
,i....,,-l and .l-,.-..,.-, ,. ;irr..-,,o -, tho
t,,1or- o., Vermont The difference in v,lne
r.l- e-.t..l -t. tl.
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lli- honor. Jadge Tyler, whose former
term oc Office expired Monday, was sworn 10
a- Cry Judge for the ssuing year. Monday
4.-aing. Judge Tyler reappointed as CLERK
OFF,. IBIS court the present popular incumbent
ur George F. Marsh.
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nxNI..rtrr Notice

IL ISTBiCr Court e nitei States, d strict .
~ Vermont The unlcfsi ned hereby gives no
tee OF his appointment ASS -uee OF the Estate
o. William Brew %! Essex, sud Dis net, duly sd-
iud.ei bankrupt on his uwu -tition.
Essex March L. Is LYMAN WILLIAMS,
.qWsw Asst gnee
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Ei5moND MARkEr, April o. The market
,t- active for butter, at an advance on last
weeks prices. Ordinary and good - to
u. ehaice. - TO pc selections. > 70 e9e.
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NOTICE.

Having commenced extern
sive repairs on our store, we
would inform the public that
we have moved our stock OF
goods, temporarily, into the
Brinsmaid Building, Church
Street, store recently Occu-
pied by Mrs. Start.)
X. Is. STEAKNS n 60.
Ami ld4 Wlm
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The postmaster Al Weybridgo As 10 re
ceise $l2 per annum Tor his arduous scryi-
ce-, and the mail carrier s..
SwA>roN - The station house at Swanton
junction was destroyed by fire at half past
three. Thursday afternoon. Fifteen min
ntes alter the fire was discovered the whole
building was in flames Part Of the con
tents was saved. Il Is supposed To have
caught from an engine.
Rev C. McAli-ter supplied lor Rev. j.
d. Beeman last Sabbath
j. Billiard and C. Tatro have opened 4
coffin shop near Mr.. Ballard present place
Of business.
William Blake has ought s'eorge Blake :
farm for s. 900.
Geo. Tinker was arrested las; week, for
smuggling liquors. and b. Belrose for sell
ing the same. They were fined S25 anc
costs. Tinker not being able to pay the fine
was taken to jail. ;.
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Aankrupt Hotifes.


TIVE undersigned Assignee in BankruptcJ ~ .sxs
i estate of WIN. Brew. of Essex. w. hereby IL
notice that he will sell at Public Auc.on' I'M
residence OF said Brew, ON Tuesday, AP,n
1873, at 10 O'CLOCK A. M. the following propsiy
viz :-lo0 tons of hay, horse, q cows, 1-yes, ~
bull. yearlings, swine. doubio-"ssou,
wagon. hay riggings. pairs sleds one OK
drait chains / express wagon. buggy wagon,
sleigh. double harness, sngis harness. IeeH
yOkes, } plows, moving machines. hay totAs
shovels iOu saD buckets lot o. lumber DAIRY IDOLS
and other art Giles Of property too namsrous "
mention. 5. " WlLLiAho,
Essex. April 6. Is75.-ilw3w Assignee
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~ the Dist CO Court o. the United ) ttes
| Tor the u strict o. Nermont-ln the matter
60. Henry 4. E.aEr. BANKRUPT BANKRUPTCY
T. the cred tors e. said bankrupt amt all
whom % may concern This j. 10 give notice,
that the second and third general meeting,
Of the creditors o. %" Aforesaid Bankrupt
have been nricrei hy sad Court to be held at the
oface of Juhn q. Edwards. ia Newport IN -ad
District ou the 'iti d.t, 90 April. \ II. ls7j. at 70
oclock We. before Ipnn L. Edwards e-q-. one vi
the Se-s'efs % Bankruptcy - said Court. iar tbs
purposes uiucr iu the % % aad 18th sections Of
the United States EIusiupt Act approved March
ID l-j7 and that have fled my Iuai account
a- A.. -nee 90 the estate 81 sad bankrup-. in said
Court std that lt the . me and place above named
| shall apply Co -ild court for settlement OF
sIld account auG fr q schIr.r from ali uabi titles
~ Asst -uec ui said estate. ia Accuidaneo
with the provisions 90 the 18th ssetun o. tho
Bankrupt Act of March -. A. -. !~f.
Dated 40 Sew port, 10 said District This 18th day
u March. A. u. l--1.
HWgw l.. ROBINSON. A-,isues.
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WEDNESDAY. April =. iSfj-
FLOU The armIud ilr Flour IS not SO guod
lat week but the market cont to sustain full
PRO Slles a. 81 % I'd 1n t0r Western superiine
s -fH fi tor common extras 3 80 AZ - Tor Wis
consul and NJ nucsota extra, S - a 80 for white
wheat ONO, Indiana ana hlch -au. 3 I'D a Tor
Illinois. ana - "a iur -. Louis, including
choice and ilvorite brands. Corn Meal is more &C
tive auI has been selling az 81 ln a 1 y T. bol.
uIt Meal ranges from :. IL ~ L hhl. a. TO the
quality. Tn bucKwAeat sales At : - as p Fiuoios
GRAIN The market Tor Corn has been good and
prices have advanced sales At ~ "a 92c Z
hushel for Ned and yellow Oats are firm and have
hushei 10y m Xed and white. In Rye small sales at
9l a 81 u1 y nushel. Shorts have been selling AT
s., 100 "a 90 p0 q ton aud Fine Feed and Mddlin-s
at 5000 G 81 nl q ton. In Barley nothing has been
done aud prices are quite nominal.
ROklsIONS. There IS firm feeling for Pork,
and prices have advanced. The sales have been at
81 10 Sis for prime, p - "a ~ 80 for mess and
y a s. g hbl tor ciear and extra clear, As to
quality. neei is firm and has been IN demand, it'll
sales 40 so 80 asia Tor mess and extra mess, and
$40 Ia 81 iur family. Lard is firm and in steady
higher. The sies have been NJ 49, a Ice T. b for
steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams are
higher, and stlcs at 30 "a &c y 10 for Boston and
Western.
PRODUCE. There is nrmer feeling for fine
grades ot Butter, hut other nds are dull and re
main without improvement. The sales " choice
I New York and Vermont carries have been at p a
lfc and selected lots at "a BIC y IL. common Il
| medium range from D. a. pc & 10, as 10 quality
Cheese j. Is firm with steady demand bales al
l}0 l1c q n. White Beans at 81 - a | ~ y
] bush for medium; extra pea at 3 y ~ 50. and
! yellow eyes It 90 "a i2.c q bush Eggs at n a
2dc Tor Northern and Eastern. Potatoes ut 65d
| sc q bush. for Jackson Whites aud Early Rose
Onions at 3 506 8 T. bhl
! WOuL-rhere Is q moderate demand for Wool
| The sales include 5000 ns ONO and Penn
81 lvauia heeces at - "a 55c q n. l2i0O lbs Mich
! gau aud Wiscun rs neeces AZ - "a 52!c; 1850
! rs uuwashed and understandable neeces at 80
a acc, o5o9l bs ccmhns and delains neeees a
: 5s a t6s at q 10.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

The ice in the Lamoille and Ninoosk
broke up on Saturday, but unless a heavy
-,in sets in there is no danger of ireshet
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City OF Burlington.
'RocEEDIScs or THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN REG
ULAR MEETING.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD oP ALDERMEN REG
ULAR MEETING.
The new Board of Aldermen held their
first meeting at 2:30, Monday afternoon.
Present-Aldermen Hatch, Lippitt,' Sin
clear, Sutton, O'Neil, Vincent. Wilkins,
Wing and Trick.
The Aldermen elect were then sworn and
the Board proceeded to the election OF
president.
Alderman Hatch received eight votes Of
the nine cast, and was declared elected.
VIM. II. Root was then elected clerk pro
TEN by a unanimous vote.
On motion of Alderman Wing a commit
tee Of two members were appointed By the
chair to wait on the Mayor and inform him
that the Board was organized and that they
were ready to hear any communication he
had to make. The chair appointed Alder
men Wing and Vincent, who discharged
that duty, and the Mayor, returning with
them, proceeded to deliver his address.
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Last year the Williams made the hrst
.-.a Z the season from this city to Platts-
harsh. April 9th. and the line boats com
.a.cl the regular trips one week later,
t-. 18th.
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Special Announcement.
Custom DTPtIsrHEN'T.

We would respectfully in
form the public that our as
sortmcnt of Spring Wool
LENS fer
CEVTLE3IEN'S - EAR
is now complete. We are pre-
pared To show novelties in
STYLES lately imported. supe-
ri0r to anything we have ever
had i'll stock before, and we
are now delivering work
which tor perfect lit and eie-
giant finish, cannot he OK
celIed anywhere.
In our Ready Made Cloth
ing Department we show this
Spring. as usual. the largest
stock oi Mems, Youths and
ChiIdren's Goods, business,
Dress, and Walking suits.
Spring OVercOats Of our own
manufacture, nj very low
prices.
Elegant Neck Wear and
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Cmbrel-
las and Kid Gloves. and our
Dunlap silk Hat. Al
No. 263 BANK BLOCH. C0LLE|E ST.
IS. "a" Htso.
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their only son to the widow and child from
whom has been taken an afectionate hns-
band and father. and to the family circle
thus sadly broken.
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IOI NHlIIlU tIs Otsi 4NUN
Sept -deod6Eos sp
CONSUMPTIVBs. TAKE NOTICE


Every moment Of delay makes your cure more
hopeless, and much depends upon the judicious
choice of remedy. The amount of testimony in
favor Of DIR. schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, as a cure
for Consumption, far exceeds all that can be
brought to support the pretentons OF any other
medicine. See DIR. Schenck's Almanac, containin /,
the certificates OF many persons Of high respectable
ity, who have been restored to health after being
pronounced incurable by physicians of acknowl-
edged ability. Schenck's fulmOuic Syrup alone
has cured many, as these evidences alone will
show, but the cure is often promoted by the en-
ploynent Of two other remedies which Dr. sehenck
provides for the purpose. These additional rene
dies are Schenck' sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills. By the timely use Of these medicines, ac
cording to directions, nr. Scnenck certihes that
most any case Of consumption may be cured.
DIR. Schenck will be at the Quincy House, Boston,
on the following Wednesdays, from 10 3 O'Clock
jan 18th nd 9Th. Feb 10th and 2ith, and March
10th and oath. Consultations free; hut tor a
thorough examination Of the lungs, with the Res
pirometOr, the price IS 500.
DIR. Sehenck is Professionally at his prime pal
Office, corner sixth and Arch Streets, Philade phia
every Monday, where all letters OF advice must be
addressed. March lt-deod&wly
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FW 40 WuunAlL-Ah About ten CLOCK
Monday ui.ata fire Va, discovered in the
-,ath eal of the railroad bridge. south OF
Whitehall. station, and the himes made
such progress before assistance could be
rendered that adj effort, to extingui-h it
Jailed. anl the entire bridge, ninety feet
long. was destroyed About the same time
81 tire Wa also discovered in the second rail
road bridge east of Whitehall station, but
ua- pat cat before much damage was done
box OF combustibie-, partially consumed,
uaud 10 one of the bridges. shows the fire
WAS d.ubtle-- the work OF an inceniiary
Eu-loL An Old gentlemen by the name
o. Amman. supported by the town, died dur
.a- Che last severe cold weather We had. lie
Al-a decided reclu~s and lived all alone m
d Aut bee had made near the side OF the road
ealing TO M,nktou, occupying the most OF
Dis time reading When young. be is said
have been tac victim OF icslr dame
aus bee consequently renowned the whole
female persuasion - unworthy OF hi.
t..rrb,r ,ttf.nt,,u r.rp,.,r man wa- Dis
.....,.i Ala. a, ,.,...rd all ,ss dane that
...I5t..l.,. r,r MIN nv hind rsi..fb,rs
,....-..,,.... -.,,.,-L.iis l,r,. ,,,,.b.r e
..,,,.,l, .A...,, ....-
r ,.-;i ..3.unt....i
80,
- .-Ii..tL..l..'h,.Isa.1s,, -
-, .r....4 IL 80 ,...t...t.
-. 81 l..,. .i.L.
-. p-..,..l ,.,. .,nr,.l,,s,j \ .,i-,,i,.o
-. ;.....r-,. al =. Co., :,
.-..l,
despatch from Mr. II. H. poolitIe
announcing the death Of Mr.. Ira f. Shat
tuck, which took place At Chicago. at
o'clock Tuesday evening, was received by hn
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Xfaal Notires.
JAMES REID mICKOK's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. , The Hon. the Probate
DISTRICT or cuirrEsDES, S.. Of chittsnden.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate of James Reid Hcsok. late Of Burlington, in
said District deceased. GREETING.
XVHEREAS, application hath been made to this
w Court in writing, by the administrator
Of said estate. praying for license and authority
to sell the real estate of said deceased. setting
forth therein that 1t would he beneficial TO the
heirs and all persons interested in the estate of
said deceased to sell the whole Of the real estate
and convert the same into money.
NhereupOn the said Court appointed and As
signed the 18th day of April. A. u. 1875, at the
Probate Court rooms in said District. to hear and
decide upon said application and petition; and e
dered public notice thereof to be given 10 all persons
interested therein, by publishing said order. to-
gether with the time and place Of hearing, three
weeks successfully, in the Burlington Free Press,
spaper which circulates in the neighhorhood OF
those persons interested in said estate all Of which
publications shall be- previous To the day assigned
for hearing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place asst ned then
and there in said court. to make your objections o.
the granting such license. If you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the PROBATE Court
rooms, this 2.i day OF March, AID. lsii.
.lgw3w X. 5. TAFT, Register.
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MAhth D MESSAhE.
lble Board Of Aldermen

% lue uNuhElh4e DudlA II
GENTLEMEN The commencement OF another mu-
nicpal year brings US together, by the favor Of our
fellow-citizen- We arc assembled for the purpose
OF organizing new city government in accord
ance with the requirements Of the city charter,
and having taken the oath Of Office prescr bed by
law We have pledged ourselves to discharge cur
duties TO the btst of our jud gment and ability.
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F1NASoEs
The following is an exhibit
elusive OF the railroad bonds

Inc IWIWW M 7. IN tAIINI u IHU
elusive Of the railroad bonds
First issue Of water bonds. author
ICED March 18th, ls66, Of $4,000.
twenty years. unpaid.--.-.....--
Second issue of e!luOu, authorized
July j. s69. twenty years unpaid,
Third issue OF 5000. authorized
Dec. :. 1870. twenty years. unpaid.
Fourth issue q $1,000, authorized
June 3. "a, twenty years, unpaid.
Fifth issue OF S2uWD, authorized
March l3, 1874. 20years. unpaid,
Sixth issue Of siUOlo, authorized
July %, lo'i, % Yeas, unpa ID.
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A FEW BARRELS OF BROwNEL'S BEAUTY
n Potatoes, 500 per bush 8 o. per hN.
bfOwnells Nonesuch, Slu1 per bush, 8 go per "hl
seed obtained ron or siuator and warranted pure
Also ten good Cows.
T. 5. BR0WNELL.
Colchester Anvil ;. ls-5.-d1wkwit
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q 4fT f4tftnh
.,orr
Jpen the foregoing appi cati"n ol y. NJ. JlhnsOu,
A. -uce 81 the estate uf i'ts May, hauktupts,
.t ordered thIt eIni AMI tniri seseral
mectiu- 90, tac creditors uI said Blnkrupfs be
held az ~. J husnurN. ia said i'i-trict. on the
..'th dan uf April. \ r.. i~1l At 40 o'clock IN,
the ofilce %. beiiea = ld- IN sail Ds'rc or the
purposes mined IA The .'th aud 18th sections
81 the Bankrupt Act ui March Il i-o1 And ii is
urther ordered that the As-Is nee give notice Of
siid meeting hy sending written or printed notices
hV mail. pu-. paid. O.. the time and place of said
meet n = t. all tuoWu cr,~itnr- aid Binkrupt-
o. he present therrat aud he shall a!s' publish
not sc ui The me and place OF sud meeting three
weeks successfully, Ia th- newspaper called the
Burlington Free Press and fms. printed at Bur
lin -tun "a the county 90 CElttenden. and a news
paper called the North star. printed AZ Dansills,
The county Of CALEDONIA, AZ least ten Gays PRIOR
90 said meeting. lSi- nedl
Witness. the Hon. DANlDA SA!ALLEY, Judge
of the SAID Court.
as And the seal tIcreu; at BCrlin zion. IN said
District. on the -lgn dtJ of March, A d.
I-.5.
Isl -uedl b. Il. smalley,
Clerk e.. sIid Court, tur said District.
Issued hy me- th-s 1,th day Of Marcn. A. d. 1875.
-uei JOHN l.. EDWARDS.
14w3w Re- istcr ia Bankruptcy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-09
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DIED.

| FARNER-CURnS.- AT Shelhurn. March 18th, by
the Rev A. Lyon, John T. Farmer anu Alcs Curtin,
| both Of this city.