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RICHMOND MARKEr. March 22.-The mar
Ike. showed some activity. Batter sold,
fair to good. 20 to 23c; choice. % to p;
elections, 25 to SOC. Cheese, skinned :
To ae. whole milk, fair, III to l2lc; fine,
l5t1I1c Eggs. 20c.
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WEsrFoRp.-On Saturday of last week
Henry Maconber, of Westford, while at
.,rk in Mr.. Stanley's factory, had three
s,-srs of his left hand cut of by carelessly
..,.,ing them in contact with circular
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call at the FRKE Pass Office and get your
letter-heads, bill-he ads and shipping bills
priated with Francis & Loutrel's copying
-cl--hy far the best copying ink in use.
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st. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, MARCH %
The market was dull, very little offering.
Common to fair Is to Is cts; medium TO
good Is to 20 cts; selections, - to Il cts !;
lit eigo ..
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.r.,IxCroN AND VICINITY.

SsELBvaN.-w. H. Roberts has sole us
firm of 800 acres to c. d. and T. L JACK
man Of Ferrisourgh. Consideration si''
ugl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

Mrs. Sarah kilburn, who died at Lunen-
burgh. Vt. recently. and lad been a mem
Der of the Methodist church for oyer seventy
years, leaves the society 5000, with $500 to
the missionary. and 500 10 the preacher :
AID society
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deliver the address az the State fair with
great probability Of his acceptance.
The new clothing establishment. TIE
Bloc store" Messrs jerome B. Smith
nnd Charles L. Pease proprietors. was
opened Saturday. 4 visit 20 the store enables
MS 90 say that the large stock Of clothing
on SAL, IS made up in the new and nobby
styles and patterns, and we have the pro-
prioto-s' word that it was bought for cash
snl will be sold at the lowest living price
Many OF the goods are from Deylin a Co,
ii New York, widely and favora bly, known
lrtbe excellence Of their MANUFACTURES, and,
moreover, Messrs. Smith & Pease are their
agent, here and will take orders for single
salts to be made up by them Besides
clothing the public can find here fall
stock of hats and caps, trunks. travelling
aags, and gontlemen's furnishing goods Of
every description, all new and Of the best
make and material The members Of the
arm are well known to our readers as cour-
teoa- and enterprising gentlemen, and We
can Only wish them the success they deserve.
lie granting Of perpetual injunction
siiasi the use of the Vickery Place, for
pest house. was all that was needed to
crown the folly Of our city fathers. in that
matter. They met in the height OF the late
smallpox scare; took the advice Of City
Attorney Start and NJ. Mulqueen. instead Of
that of the Health Oiicer and other physi-
clans and in cold sweat hastily voted to
tay the Nickcry Place for new pest house,
tie house being close to a mucn travelled
th1r1ughiare, over which the people of 4
t.n-iierabie section, within the city limits.
are passing continually TO and from the
ri-Y and oTo. which also. good deal Of
rleaslre.riiing Is done in fine weather. OF
s.ar~s 1t was not very diiicnIt to get tenn
qarary injunction on any such use of the
property, which has now been made perma-
lrnJ. At the time the place was bought,
s- We have been informed arl believe. there
N.;e les than dozen cases OF smallpox in
aur whole city (tAough more than there has
heeu 81 any time since) and the old pest
house wa- not full The final result is that
the taxpayers have 50, 900 to pay Tor 4 piece
.i rsal-e-ta;e, 5r when the City has no
possible u~1.
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The remains Of the late Hon William
'ye-t1n arrived in this city Monday after
noon, AID were met at the depot oy few
personal friends and escorted to the Locust
street Cemetery. where the intermert took
place. The only service was a prayer at the
grave. by the Rev. L. G. Ware
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Fox CorGBs. COLDS AND CONSUMPTION, the most
approved and reliable remedy is the we'll known
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM. By care
full TO get the genuine. PRICE, large bottles. 81 /;
small tcld s;yle) So cents. CUTLER BROS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, ProprietOrs, Boston.
Nov - l2tswkWtsw IN
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DIED.
HILL.-At Willamstown, VT, March lith, ls's.
Josie A Hill, aged % years.
AusTIS.-In Fairfax, March 18th. Elijah Austin,
aged IS years.
LEAcH.-In Fairfax, March 18th, Willis Lesch.
aged 81 years.
SHEPARDsoS.-In Fairfax, March 2lst, Ansel
Shepardson, aged So years.
McNEAL.-In South Bend, Ind, March lith,
willis McNeal, aged p years. formerly Of Fairfax,
Vt.
FARRAR.-In Chicago, on the 18th inst, John P.
tarrar, suddenly, at his residence. Indiana avenue.
PARTRIDGK.-in Charlotte, VT. March 24th, Of
scarlet fever, Walter c., Of DIR. ii. p. and Mary
Pease Partridge of Bennington. VT, aged 20 months
BESHAN-In Jericho, March 18th, Deacon John
Benham, aged IS years.
BARBER.-At Richmond, VT, March Eth, Mrs.
Laura Whitcomb, wife of James Barber, aged 50.
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Bishop Bissell visited St. Lake 'nu''"
s.. Adams, last Sunday, and coha'iieu
seyenteen persons.
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The Connecticut Valley Agricultural In
stitute will meet at Hartford, Wednesday,
when addresses will be made by the Presi-
dent. eI-Lieut. Gov. Hyde of Straford. and
Prof. Peter Collier, secretary of the Yer
mont State Board of Agriculture.
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9ankrupt gotifes.
BANKRUPT NOTICE

DISTRICT Court Of United States, District o.
~ Vermont-Ths undersigned hereby gives mo-
tice OF his appointment Is assignee OF the Estate
OF William Brew Of Essex, aid District, duly I'D
judged bankrupt on his own petition.
Essex, March II lS7s. LYMAN WILLIAMS,
" W3W Assignee.
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Call ut LONIBARD'S and
look at the new style Ut
Watch Cases which he hss
inst received.
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\ the District Court 81 the United State for the
L District Of Fermont.-In the matter Of Phillips
\ Cole, Bankrupts.-ln Bankruptcy To the
creditors OF said Blnkrupts and all others whom il
may concern; The undersi gne1 Assignee OF the
has been ordered by The district; Court Of said -.
trct that the second and third general meetings of
the creditors Of said Bankrupts be held at the
windsor House. in Windsor. in said District on
the 9Th Jay or April, A. d. lS-5, at 3 o'clock
?. M, before Hon. a. Underwood. Register in
Bankruptcy, for the purposes named il the Z III
and 18th sections Of the Bankrupt Act. OF March
81, ls6' and this ia also TO give notice that have
filed my final account ASS nce Of said Bankrupt
and that at said time and place | shall apply 10
said court for settlement Of SAID accounts and for 4
discharge from all liability is Assignee of said es-
tate in accordauce with the provisions of said 18th
section.
Dated al Windsor. in said District; this 9Th
day OF March. \. d. ls75.
lSw3w hIRAM HARLoBs. Assi,nee
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NOTICE IN BANKKUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the United States
L for the District OF VermOnt-In the matter
% Henry A. Blake. Rankrupt-In bankruptcy
To the creditors OF said Bankrupt ana all
whom this may concern This is to yive notice
that the second and third general meetings
Of the Creditors OF the Aforesaid Bankrupt
have been ordered by said Court to be held at the
Office Of John L. Edwards, in Newport in said
District on the 2ith day 0. April, a ID. ISIS. at 20
O'Clock a. H., before John L. Edwards Esq. one or
the Registers in Bankruptcy Of said Court for the
purposes named in the 2Ith and 18th sections Of
the United States Bankrupt Act approved March
ID, 1907 and that / have fled nv final account
a. Assignee OF the estate OF said Bankrupt in said
Court and that at the time and place above named
shall apply 10 said Court for settlement OF my
said account and for discharge from all Liabilities
as Assignee Of said estate, in accordance
with the provisions Of the 18th section OF the
Bankrupt Act OF March ,. A. y. Isd..
Dated at Newport, in said District, this .uth day
OF March, A. D. 1875.
3sw3w L. ROBINSON As.i.-nee
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RIcuMoND.-As David sprsgue, of Hunt
ington, was driving into Richmond village,
Tuesday. his horse became frightened at a
train of cars and baked. throwing Mr..
Sprague out of the sleigh. The horse then
got away from him and ran over a mile.
when he was stopped by man that met
him Tho horse was not much injured, but
the sleigh was smashed into kinding
wood.
At the annual meeting OF North Star
Lodge, +. A. & NJ, Richmond. the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year W. NJ. |. W. Saylos; s. W, W. d..
Hall ]. W. L. Green Treas. E. b. An
drews; Sec, W. X. Christian; L. D., IL.
c. Gleason, j. D., A. D. White. S. s.. e.
Il. Flagg; j. SIS C. Rowland; Marshal,
q. W. Bromley, Chaplain. Rev. d. S. Frost;
Tyler. E. r. Jones; Finance Committee,
Lyman Simpson, n. n. Murray. s. L.
Cutler.
Mr.. John Benham. of Richmond, who
died on the 18th. at the advanced age
Of s., was soldier IN the war OF 1912. and
served al the battle of plattsburgh.
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FOR SALE:

The largest Ladies' Furnishing
and Fancy Goods Store IN the
third largest place i'm Vermont.
Best location in town, and ssere
n large enough 10 aAA Dry Geo4s
or MnlineFy. Strictly cash basi-
ness. satisfaeteFy Feasons 1eR
selliDg. Address,
Lick Box n, -. AIbans. VI.
March l6-d&ut.
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lcorr.l
Z Day y saa ii Nay - In Bankruptcy.
District Of Vermont. s..
To the Hon. John L. Edwards.
Sir,-The Assignee of the estate OF said Bankrupts
respectfully represents that he has accepted the
appointment Of Assignee Of said estate; that the
period OF SIX months has elapsed since tie date OF
the adjudication OF Bankruptcy in said case, and
requests that the Court will order a second and
third general meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank
rupts to which he may make report OF his pro-
ceedings In said trust, according TO the provisions
OF the 18th and 18th sections Of the Bankrupt Act
Of March I'd, 1867.
N. n. JOHNSON, Assignee.
coPY.l
Upon the foregoing application of N. NJ. Johnson,
ASS gnee Of the estate Of Day & May, Bankrupts
il is ordered that n second and third General
meeting Of the creditors of said Bankr1pts be
held at st. Johnsbury, in said District on the
Both day of April, A. ID. 1875, at 10 O'Clock a. H. At
purposes named in the 2sth and 2sth sections
OF the Bankrupt Act Of March ID. 1867: And 1t Is
further ordered that the Assignee give notice Of
said meeting BY sending written or printed notices
by mail, postpaid, OF the time and place OF said
meeting to all known creditors OF said Bankrupts
TO be pres ent thereat and he shall also publish
notice Of the time and place Of said meeting three
weeks successfully, in the newspaper called the
Burlington Free Press and Times, printed q. Bur
lnston, in the county or Chittenden. and a news
paper called the North Star. printed At Danville,
In the county OF Caledonia, at least ten days prior
to said meeting. (Signed)
Witness, the Hon. DAvIDA sHALLEY, Judge
OF the said Court.
IL. s. And the seal thereof at Burlington in said
District, on the 10Th day Of March, A. u.
ISIS.
(Sisned) B. B. Smalley,
Clerk Of said Court for said District.
Issued by me. this 2O:h day of March. A. ID. IS
(signed) JOHN L. EDWARDS.
3s"jw Register in Bankruptcy.
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SPRING, 1875.
BOUhs-For Schools, Churches, Families, Ii
hraries and Miscellaneous Reading.
STarfONEUv-W Writing Paper ana Envelopes,
Blank Poaka. Gold Pens Wrapping Paper,
Paper Bags, Inks, Tags, &c, &C.
ARTISTS MATERIALS-Draitin Paper In
Rolls and Sheets. Tracing Cloth and Paper,
Canvas. Oil and Water Colors. Brushes
Crayons Color Dishes. Scales, DC.
FANCY GOODS-Autograph aud Photograph
Albums, PortmOaaies, Gard Cases, Pocket
Knives. Pictures. and Frames. Bronze and
Glass, Inks and Thermometers, &c &c.
GAM :S--In largo assortment, including FOOT
BALL EASE BALL BATS.
HENRY II. DAVIS,
March Is dAvtf Ii Church ST.
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NOTICE IN sANKRrPTCY.

'CllIS is to give notice. that on the 10th day Of
i March, A. d. ISIS, 4 Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF Resaad $ Staple
OF Dover. IN the County OF Nindham, and
State OF Vermont, who has been adjudged Bank
rupt on his own petition. that the payment Of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging to
sald Bankrupt. to him. or for his use, and the
transfer oi any property by him. forbidden by
law that meeting 90. the creditors OF said Bank
rupt, 10 prove their debts, and 10 choose one or
more ASS snees OF his estate. will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy 10 he holden at the Office O. kitrd--
Haskins, in Bra,tleburo, in the County Of Windham
and State of Vermont. before A Underwood,
Ia Register. on the 3Jth day 81 March. A. u.
l7sl. at 10 O'Clock AN. THOMAS FAiLEY,
Deputy United STATES Marshal A. Messenger.
'cw.sw
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Commercial.
~ ptsTtnwn Union Live stock Market.
March 23.
AMOUNT - LIVE STOCK AT NARkET.

=
Ih.s woek.----.-. 4e] 1900 o..
Last Nccs.---.... rs la
From Vermont. los -s-
Prices u Market Bcef-A Few choice. so 20 q.
extra 81 80 a 10 - first quality, 3 % a. Is sec
oud quality, s. UaGl j0 third quality, $ % as 50.
Prices % store Cattle-W0rking oxen per pair,
500, $50, So, $40; M lch Cows and Calves,
from $500 Farruw Cows i4014O; extra, :6-dsi ;
nearAnSs' Sle910, Two Years Old, Slsd3J. Three
Years U!d, s2slpi5.
Prices o.: Sheep AID Lambs In lots, wool sheep,
-, 50 - s. 90 and 8 - each. extra 81 90 ar Co.
or rom 3. 10 &c e "; Fancy Sheep. a &c y H.
Veal Calves, % a , 90.
Prices OF Hides. Tailow and skins Brighton
Hides, G7ic IL TAilow, san &c y p Country
Hides. -I7ic II, Tallow, 5B5sc T. 70 Pe.ts 81
al 90 eaeh' Calf skins, lilDi5c e =.
REMARKS.
'attie-By Hyde Wheeler %. head OF Western
's;''e last saturday and car loads by Hathaway
swift, the balance OF receipts wore Northern
he bus ness tuesday nuru.n. was with the North
ern cattle No. ary Improvement lu the demand
Prices remain q. aay Arrivals instituted slaugh
terln- cattle ilcA cows and a number OF work M
oxen, intended especially for work. OSners could
not FORCE an advance, even on fancy cattle. Tn.
best fancy oxen were handled by A. Fowler q head
led by Geo. Croker, Of Randolph VI home We ghl
7o1l ihs--tAe best bunch received for many dnv.
Sheep--Aiter prices were regularly estab!ishe,
the ar walls changed hands early. We inc no i'm
rroyemeni from last woeE rates and 10 uotce III,
quiet mutton trade IN the city We cannot evaec
much, u any, advance for a number %! weeks
fuultry-Not much doing IN live poultry. 4 lit
tie collected in the vicinity OF the market at On,
s' Ling pound.
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rwENTrErHYEARsor pyLEs sALERArus and

not one sueeessfuirudi. Everybody its
superiority in all respects 1t is always put up in
pound packages under my name, and sold by frst-
class Grocers. Beware that you not deceived
by tho Interpretations OF crafty dealers.
JAMES PLYE, Manu-.
March I'D sat itSwi.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
AssI6NEE's NOTICE.

CTATE OF VERMONT, sat- Brshtsn, VT,
- the 9Th day OF March, A. ID. 1875.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his APP
p0intment as asst gnee Of the estate and effects Of
James Dudley OF Charleston. in the County
OF Orleans and State OF Vermont. within said Dis
trict, who has been sdjudye Bankrupt upon his
own pc, ton by the District Court Of said District.
3sw3w GEO. N. DALE. ASS gnee.
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Natures Balsam for all complaints Of the lun-s.
the throat and the bronchial tubes is IALE'S Hon
EY or lloREHOUSD AsD TAR. Coughs and colds
vanish As II by magic under it, soothing. healing
operation. crittent0n's, :, 9Th Avenue sold by ali
Druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure IN one m.nu.e-wlt
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Spelling matches seem 10 be once more
tie rage the country over. la one TT Prov
.dsrce. z. | the other day. thirteen
picked students, Of Brown University.
spelled against and spelled down the best
spoilers Of the State Normal School \
famous match is to come off in Music hall
IN Boston, tuesday evening. the rivals
being 30 reporters. com7ositors and proof
readers connected with the daily press and
an equal number ofpupils from the English,
high, Latin and higher classes of the city
grammar schools The words are to be
put" by Prof Moses 7. Brown. of Tufts
college, and fine dictionary will be given
like many Of the worlds awards to the
nan who has the least need Of it.
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The Richtord Seminal says that the Pts
sumpsle Railroad Company have leased the
South Eastern Road for one year. The lease
took effect last Monday They intend to
put on more power and ran on about the
same time OF last year and make thorough
line oft. The Boston. Concord and Montreal
Company, by contract with the Passump
sic, are partners in the lease though not
named in it. on account of New Iamp-
shire law preventing a railroad in that
state leasing road outside of the state
There is a talk that the Northern will also
Join in the contract, but arrangements are
not &c. completed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

cyer-exertion, either OF body or mind, produces
debility and disease. The usual remedy is to Ia ke
some stlmu,ant, the effect of which the saRe as
giving tired horse the whip instead OF oats The
true way IS 10 iOrtiiy the system with perma
nent tonic like the Peruvian Syrup. a protoxidc
whole system
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ConsTocK-RoBERfs.-In Fairfax. March lith, by
Rev. ID. Stafford, Mr. Albert Comstock Of Milton, and
Miss Helen Roberts, Of Fairfax. No cards.
DAr-GooDwIN In Underhill, Vt, March oath,
1875 at the residence Of the brides father, BY the
Rev. ID. p. Bragg, Byron W. Day, of Jericho, w.,
and PERKS N. Goodwin. Of Underhill. VT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

Hon. Schuyler Col!ax has been invited to
deliver the address at the State fair with
great probability Of his acceptance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

MitroS At a meeting Of the inhabitants
OF tao Milton Graded School District, held
ON Saturday evening, it was voted. By de-
ciied majority, to revoke all former votes
relative 10 building a school house. One
hundred and twenty voters were in attend
anre. the vote was by ballot, and the meet
ing was one of the warme>t ever hold in
this town Of rcd hot meetings. The rcso-
luton to revoke was offered by c. W.
Writer'S. and seconded by c. o. Blake, and
by them. Dr. b. Fairchilf, Jed p. Clark,
George Ashley and others, discussed and
favored and opposed by H. B. Smith, c. l.
Ladd. J W Brown, A. n Austin, E. T.
HJlbrook and others. It looks as though
Gulf Street and Leather Lane would never
be oruamented with $4,000 school house
BY illegal voting, force and fraud it looked
flr time "a though it would be otherwise
But an injunction from Judge Royce gave
the people choice to determine for them
selves
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Ptra,ys cf HcsmvDRY.-A meeting Of
tic CAi,terlen County Council, Patrons Of
Ha-j4airy, was held in this city, at the
hall # Burlington Grange, on Saturday.
rdc meeting was called to order by T. c.
N8rlm0rc, Master, and the following Pat
Tons appointed 10 FL vacancies Bros.
Carrier, Oyerseer, Blair, Lecturer; Stimson,
Steward jerks. Assistant Steward ST
meuis. Gltckeep5r. Mrs. Naramore, Ceres,
and Mrs Owen. Lady Assistant Steward
The following committees were then APP
pointed:
On constitution and by-laws-E. Nash, I.
+ Stuart, j. h. Smith.
On re,olutonS-H. \. Beecher, n. f.
Miller. / Stimson.
On buSiuo---H \ Post.T c. Naramore,
T. rlfJ
The afternoon session was occupied IN the
reading and discussion of the resolutions re-
ported by the committee. and general dc
bate On the affairs of the Council.
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IN BANKRUPTCY

I N the District Court Of the Unitsd States Dis
L triet OF vermont. sat hewtane, the 22d
day Of March, A. ID. 1875.
The undersign hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pointment as Assignee Of Amherst Morse Of New
iane, n the County OF Wudham, and State o..
Vermont, within said District. who has been adj
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court OF said District
JOHN II. NERRIFlELD, Assignee
To whom il may concern 3lu3,
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The latest report from Barre says that the
work on the Montpelier and Wells River
railroad will be continued On towards Wi
liamstown as soon as it IS finished to Barr.
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foNERoY, THE Boy MuRDERER. Attempts
having been made lately to procure the par
don OF Jesse PomeroY, the boy murderer. by
offering petitions signed by ladies in various
sections Of the city of Boston, counter
effort was made Saturday by delegation Of
Indies numbering about twenty-five, who
waited upon the Governor at the State
House, and urged the hanging of young
Pomcroy as a measure Of safety to society
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The Ransom Guards, OF s.: Adams, have
been invited to attend the Concord, Mass,
centennial celebration on the 1871 Of April
nnNt
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Thepolice have recently seized $3.50 worth
Of liquor from s.. Johnsblry drug
gist. What in the model village waars
Hepworth Dixon couldn't get a Drop
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The religious revival is pretty general
throughout the State. At s.. John-bgry it
increases in ferEor. and reports from other
parts Of the State indicate great tendency
toward the church Of many who have here
tofore stood aloof from public profession Of
faith. Eight persons Joined the ConereEs-
tional Bethany Church, IN Montpelier, w,
last Saskatchewan on profession or hi,h.
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BIIAEDs.-At Pittsburgh. few nights
since, Charles Wilson made q score Of , ,2j3
IN single run Of billiards. This, says the
republican. is the greatest run ever record
ed in Plattsburgh. and was made on carom
table ia Isl shots.
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(Sisned) B. B. Smalley,
Clerk Of said Court, for said District.
Issued by me. this 2O.h day of March. A. ID. is.
(signed) JOHN L. EDWARDS.
39wjx Register in Bankruptcy