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ST. ELMO. Ill, July S, 1874.
*. Y. PEncE. VI. D., Buffalo, y. VI wish e.
ada my testimony 20 the wonderful curative prop
critics of your Ait Ext. or Golden Medical Discov-
cry. have taken great interest in this medicine
since first used Il. was badly afflicted with tys-
pepsil, Ever derlu gel and an almost perfect pros
trat.on o. the nervous system. So rapid and CON-
pio:e sd the s,overy effect pe-fec; cure that i
seemed more Ike magic and a perfect wonder %
my soii. and since that tIuo We have never been
" thou. bottle % the Discovery and Purgative
Pei let. L the house. They are solid sound family
physician u tie house and ready at al times 10 fly
& the rc..e. OF sickuess-wthogt charse. We have
nev = hal doctor Ia the house since we lrst began
the use Of yogr Pellets and Discovery. l have
recommended the use o.. these medicines in several
Severe ard complicated cases arising from, a
taog. At, Al impure state Of the blood, AMI in no
one case have they allied to more than accom-
plishcd all they are claimed to DO. VII only
mention one as remarkable, GAoush could give
you dozens. Henry Roster. furniture dealer, Of
s place. who was one Of the most pitltGl objects
ever seem his face swollen cut Of shape, scales and
erupt.oas without cad extending to his body.
which was completely covered with b.otcles and
scales Nothn- that he took seemed to alice: it
particle ! finally Induced him to Try a few bot
ties oi the aldea Medical Discovery. with daily
os the Pellets, assuring him It would surely cure
HIN. He commenced Us use some SIX weeks since,
t.kia. two Pellets each Z. -ht for a week then one
cica e sh,. and the s,overy rs directed. The
rcsalt IS, to-day A.s skin perfectly smooth, and
the scaly eruptions are .Cne. lie has taken some
seven OF i.ht bottles in ALL and considers himself
cured This case had bailei the skill Of cur best
physicians Messrs. Dgns;ord Co., druggists, o;
this pace are selling largely OF YOUR medicines and
tie demand steadily ncreasss, and they give per
feet satisfaction n every ease.
Respectfully. ". II. CHAMPLIN,
Jan ll-deodkwlw At Am. Exp. CO.
l. IS useles. 20 attempt o. cleanse stream while
she g uutain is impure. Dyspepsia. complaints o..
the liver or kidneys, eruptous o the sk n scrutulh
I headaches. ami all diseases arising from impure
I blood. are at once removed by DR.. WALKERS CAL
/ iF0ESiA VINEGAR BuTERs, purifier Of the blood
ana reneyator %. tAe system. 1t has never been
/ known 10 fail. Jaa 5-f1&wiw
/ Winters death warrants are neglected coughs
| and colds Thousands die at this season simply
because they permit their ailments % take their
] fatal course instead 90. curing them promptly, as
they always IN sht do. ia HALEs lIosEr o.
] HoHFHouNn AND TAR, Cr.ttentou's :, 9Th Avenue.
/ Sold hy all Druggists. VII
/ = kc'- Touth-Acle Drops cure in one IniEute-
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Reported for the Free Press and Times.
State Board OF Agriculture.
THE MEETING AT NIDDIFRURY.


The first session of the present year Of tht
State Board of Agriculture. Manufacture
and Mining was held at Middlebury, or
Thursday and Friday. January nth and
18th,
The meeting commenced at two O'Clock,
Thursday afternoon, with an opening adj
dress, after which Mr.. c. G. Pfingle, Of
Charlotte, read paper on "Somc expert
ments in the LIBERALIZATION of Cereals. =
Mr.. Pringle gave full account of his ex-
perience in the crossing of different varie-
ties of wheat. and illstrated it by specimens
of sixteen different kinds OF heads carefully
preserved and mounted on paper. Some OF
these heads were peculiarly fine. especially
the crosses of the Black Sea with the Gold
Drop, and the Hamburger with the Berlin
or Dodge. They had large, full, white
grain, heads well filed, and large, strong
straw.
Col. L. 5. S:owell, of Cornwall, inquired
il there was a standard, which he (Mr.
Pringle) had wished to attain in these
crosses.
Reply had not set any standard, but
wished 10 see what might be done; had
thought there might be an improved kind
raised from the cross.
Prof. II. NJ. Seeley, of Middlebury, would
like to know il the stock from the cross
would not degenerate or change.
Mr. Pringle said he had already harvest
ed two crops, which retained their excel
lence, and if his next should be the sane he
had No fears ofany degeneracy.
EVENING SESSION.
At seven o'clock Thursday evening. an
address was delivered by the Rev NJ H.
Buckham, president of the State Agricul-
tural College on THE Opportunities Of
Country Life"
ME. BUCEuAN'S ADDRESS.
The more he saw of country life the more
lie was impressed with is privilcges-such
as the long winter evening, which might be
devoted to study the independence and free
dom from cares of business, the rel lir5-
mcnts of society and the dictates Of fashion.
Vermont character was exceptionally
good. Physically, Ncrmontcrs are sur
passed by none. As much beauty was
often found IN tie country as among the
high bred denzens Of the cities or Europe
Their intellect was not brilliant but strong
and acute. Morally, they are sturdy.
sagaciOus and reliIble-n0t 50 brilliant as
the S0utheTncr nor as energetic as the
Nesterncr, bui staunchor and sturdicr
Proud OF their Ignorance and prejudiccs
they need polishing 10y books, school aud
travel.
Polished by culture Vermont character
approaches as near the iical as any. 1t Is
the material from which are made oEr keen
lawyers. orr energetic manufacturer, and
our il~t-class men in all respects, and also
the real farmer.
The second opportunity Is freedom Of
opinon and freedom IN general. Ia civil
izet society one class is dependent on the
other; but the iarme. is tree7 from this
dependence than any other class. III
o. MONS o, politics o religion DO not affect
the market value OF his butter or potatoes.
Most other classes borrow their opinions
from their customers and put them GA Ike
SHIRT fronts.
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,y.;-rta,su satoD Lave stock nnrkrs.
Ian. 10.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs Swns.

Ian. 10.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep & Lambs Swns.
This week ..-.-... TAI 2l3i
Last week. 1890. 80 Ss5< ~
Prom Vermont rs z,O.o
Prices of Mirset Beef-A few choice, sl0sj a;
extra $40 50 0 80 first quality, 50 utat9 50 sec
oud duality 81 seas 50i third quality, s. ODA 10.
Prices OF Store Cattle-Workng oxen per pair,
500 $50, si75, $3.50; Mich Cows and Calves,
from S35a63; Farrow Cows, S22cs6; extra. s55e0s';
Yearlin.s, slOals; Two Years Old, Ssni2S Three
Years Old, s3ODij.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs In lots. Eool sheep,
a. 10 - %, and So - each; extra. 500 "a %,
or rom to G3c y ib: Fancy Sheep, 741Sc gfb.
Prices OF Hides. Tailow and Skins Brighton
hides, sI,G9c Y Ii; Tallow, SAD &c v h; Country
Hides sz3slc y II; Tallow. 5g5ic u Pelts, 81
Epl 20 each; Calf skins, liDi5c Il.
C,tt;e-Demand fair; weather cold. Receipts s39
head. largely Northern. many that were in fair
1esh and few choice. NJ. 7. shacxett had pair
OF i-year old twin steers, q perfect match. that
weighed 500 lbs, at Addison, Vt, raised and lated
by Ii S. Buryerte. Market prices on cattle remain
unchanged.
sheep-Lght run OF sheep and Tot remarkably
.,tlye trade Last weeks prices hardly sustained.
Butchers we're not as anxious t. purchase sheep al
cait.e. The generality Of iiocks were slim.
Poultry-There we're no arrivals or i've poultry
this morning. Poutrymen were 10 quest OF oinefent
lots Prices offered as last week. IL . ios ID
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GommGtial.
, Nv lpl-T
H-v. Work Honey and stock Market
NEW YoRK, Jan. ~.

MONEY 81 as per cent.
Prime mercantile paper SAT- per cent.
SrkRLlNG firm al 1864 Gill.
GOLD opened az i4l closed at l1i. with sales
during the day az l1i carr, ~ rates 2iG3 per
cent ami Hat.
Clearin-s q UiJOHl
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS S5i9ON.
Treasury disbursements so ,tol-
GOVERNMENTS strong.
RAILROAD BONDS firm.
STATE BONDS dull.
STOCKS were weak and lower in the early deAi-
iu-s hut prices declined 10 per cent. wabash
fol of from l5 a %. and Western Union and Llse
shore per cent Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
advanced from 23i to - reactinZ afterwards 10
~ In the afternoon the general market became
firm and prices improved / to per cent from the
lowest point, with a slight reaction. however, Al
the second call. The principal activity was n
Western Union Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, WABASH.
Northwestern AMI Uhios. During the last hour the
market was weak and with decline o: TO per
cent In the general list Ohio and Mississippi
leading the downward movement. There was con-
siderable falling oil in the volume OF bus moss. to-
day and at times had dull appearance. Stock
sales were l5i.OGl shares. Of which l4.hp were
Pacific Mail ~ Opl western Union 1900 North
western 5000 Rock Island; 7,041 st. Panl sou
Eric; 3j,0lO Lake Shore; 29,uUO Ohios l0uu
wabash; and GOO Union Pacific.
IA. oil rv-a r,f n elugfutr uuDf lIiuus.
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I'VE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having be-n aF-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate tvust
for the District OF Chittendcn. Comm-zs.onsrs ~
receive examine and adjust the claims AMI demands
Of all persons, against the estate oi \. Z. fa 81,
late Of Colchester. in said strict. teccsssd.
ami also all claims and demands exhibited n a05~t
thereto and SIX months from the day o. the dats
hereof being allowed by SAID Court Cor that puruote
do therefore hereby give notice. that We viii "a
tend 10 the business Of cur appointment, at rlc
store Of L. X. h. Re, in ColcAsste-. In SAID ~
trict. the third Tuesday, Ot s.sfca amt NsV
next, at 10 o'clock a. IL. On each OF said DAYS.
Dated this 1ith day Of December. \. D. l''i-
ii. H. TALC0Ti ,,.,,,r,-.--o,f.-
oSwiw URMOND COLE, 5
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Of various ages and conditions some well
dressed some littlc ''hoodluIs." with their
caps on some boys who would like to be q
little rowdYish: others quiet and orderly.
On the whole all behaved pretty we'll,
though some Of the boys put rather unnee-
essary energy into their applausc. The ha,!
looked unusually bright aad pleasant,
thanks TO the ladies of the Womens Tenn
perance Society, who had tastelully trim
med the platform and desk with ever
greens and autumn leaves, and decorated
the walls and window caps with evergreens
and small flags, with very pretty effect. A
bouquet of flowers graccd the desk. 4 reed
organ was provided; and a choir of the
Good Templars assisted by some of the sing
ers of the Harmonic Society, furnished the
music
Mr.. F. ". Smith sided, and the exer-
cises opened with . appearance Glee by
the choir.
President Euekham vas next introduced
AID spoke rs follows:
PRESIDENT LLCkuiA ADDRESS
would like to know how many OF you
boys have got watches We used to read
. lie that would wear watch these things
must DO; pocket the watch and watch the
| pocket too" But you must do more than
this; You must watch the watch. Those
who carry watches must be very careful of
them. It yoa get yorr watch too hot or
too cold, 1t hurts It; if You lag it in i'm
! ff
how long are your watches going to keep
! good? | could tell something Of every boy
] if could see his watch, and see whether he
takes good care Of it or not.
think Il IS good thing for a boy if he
/ HAS watch, don't You? And if boys
| parents cannot afford to buy him one he
/ does we'll 10 save up money and buy himself
one. Bat there Is one thing that every boy
| has got, who hasn't got wa;ch-sOmc-
/ thing fax more delicate and valuable Il
/ is yoUrSelf-your body and your mind.
/ Take Il sharp razor and shave of small
| piece o, the skin Of your hand-sn small ycu
would hardly notice 1t; place it under
microscope, and You viii see that there i
mere Workmanship in that little piece Of
your ssin than ln the incest watch ever
made. Take your body, from your head to
y0ur feet, and il Is lar nicer and more deli
cate than any watch. In the skin there are
a great number of Little holes. called pores
and there are SD many Of these pores in q
man that il You were 30 take them all they
would make twcuiy-cighi miles-twenty-
eight miles OF holes in q grown mans skin
These form tie scwcrs OF the body. IL isn't
long ago that We had fight in this very
room about making scwer-.hat sewer
down IN the ra5iae, not three quarters ola
mile long; and ye- every one here has sew
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UNDEGUIL.-The Subject of Granger"
and more particularly the proposition to
organic q Grange here, i being discussed
by foT farmers, and Deputy I. {.
Naramere has held two preliminary meet
ings but little interest in the project has
thus far developed itself in this community
L. NJ. Dixon, Esq, of the Bostwiek
House has been confined to the house from
4 severe cold, bu; Is better now
The young people Of the village have
formed a Dramatic Club, and are anticipa-
ting grand results.
HlxEsEuRcH The annual visit at tie
parsonage Of the Baptist Church came OF
very pleasantly, on Wednesday evening.
leaving the faithful pastor $l20. wherewith
to encourage and furnish him for his future
work
On Tuesday evening, 4 daughter Of \.
W. Partch. fifteen and a half years old, who
has been diseased and weak in body and
mind. in some way came too near the light
in her room, 50 that her clothes took fire.
Her father was near, in an adjoining room,
and soon extinguishcd the flames. but not
till she was 50 burned that She died in about
tweniy-iour hours
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Ts@ advertisements.
CoNsUMrTIvRs, TAKE NorIcI


Every moment Of delay makes your cure more
hopeless. and much depends upon the malicious
choice Of remedy. The amouat Of testimony in
favor Of DR.. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, a. a cure
for Consumption, far exceeds all that can be
brought to support the pretenti0ns Of any other
medicine. See DR.. schenck's Almanac, containing
the certificates Of many persons OF high respectable
ity, who have been restored to health frer being
pronounced incurablo by Physicians Of ackn,wl-
edged ability. Scheucks Pulmonc Syrup alone
has cured many, As these evidence. alone will
show, but the cure Is often promoted hy the en-
ployment OF two other remedies which nr. Schenck
provides for the purpose. These additional rene
dies are ochencks sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills. By the timely use Of these medicines ac-
cnrdnS q directions, TT. Scnenc., ccri.ies that
most any case Of consumption may he cured
DIR. Schenck vii, Re az the Quincy House, Boston.
on the following Wednesdays, from % 90 3 o'clock
Jan. l3th and 9Th. Feb. lUth and 9th ana March
10th and 2iih. Consultations frce. lat .or
thorough eN1rrin nation Of the uG-s, Wth the !ics-
promoter, the price il $50.
Dr schenck is Professionally 90 his principal
Office corner sixth and Arch Streets, Phi laGo, pha,
every Monday whore al letters oi adv &c must be-
eadfcss sl. March Il--GeU1,AWiN
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The location survey Of the Burlington
=n! Lam3i.!c Railroad has been tamnora-
lilc suspended.
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Spelling matches are becoming fashion
able again in the smaller towns of Yer
mont.
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alankrupt 3lOtites.


IN the District Court OF the united Stats .r the
i District o. Verrnout.-In the %. matter Lew ..
Carleton, Bankrupt. Not &C IS hereby given that %
petition has been filed in said Court. hy Levi, ..
Carleton Of jericho, 10 said Dist let. gu decicc
n bankrupt under the Act O. CouErcsao- Nafcl 81 .
ISG-. for a discha-ze and certificate taerc Z. iroia
all his debts AVID other claims u-uTah.e rrCcf ,at
Act and that the 3lt cay ~ February. d. j i--"
at 10 O'Clock A. m, before the Hon. d. \ smiley,
Judge Of said Court. at MS Chambers in the cts
Of burlington, Is ass gneG irr tl- hetsin-
Of the same, when aud where rI cr-d Rus
who have proved their debts and other ls sons iu
interest, may attend and show cause. g. ar, they
have, Why the prayer o: sad petition tult u"-
he granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the l.th dIy O.: Jsualr, .
lS7j.-9w3w y. Il. > dALL1N. ttcgs
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I'LL. r.a.or winch followed hard after the
u,vs of ,as sudden death OF Dr.. J. V. Knox.
,aa.i: sasa ease Of suicide. we are panied to
say. u,svcG:o be true. Or. Knox = condition
otlra,.a or ,hcpa-t year " TWO hadat times
affected b., mind. lie was conscious at
... times of al impulse toward seli-iestrGe-
t.-a. and had requested his friends to watch
aim and prevent his giving way TO il. On
tao evening of BIS death, few minutes
alter taking his medicine, he went into
dark pantry, as was his frequent wont, 70
got drink Of cold ten Near the custom
ary place for tho tea pot lay large kitchen
knife. with broad blade and sharp point.
On this, IL is supposed, his hand fell and
II is not impossible that the contact with
the knife aroused the sudden impulse 20
suicide. lie took it, passed hastily to the
piazza, and AZ once stabbed himself ID the
heart. lie was a powerful man, and made
thorough work. Two stabs penetrated the
heart. and a third took effect lover down in
his side. His niece followed him quickly ,
but the deed was done, and he died instant
Iy. w.thoU. q word. Ii was a sad ending of
life which might. with restored health of
body and mind, have had many wears Of
activity and usefulness.
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Cen George ~ Graudey, national bank
cau.rJr. VII soon start on a tour of in
.l.ct..n oi the several banks in the State.
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VEnHONv STATE S0Is,Ili ~yi7coG.
A. Jluss.S.
rJ'HE SPRING TERN VIII commence -lc-.ay.
| FEB. 9Th. Free suit Ca o. au those Vito come
with .n The provisions 0. the Jaw 0t I--f
For iurtser particulars. address.
WILLIAM e.. GRIFFITH ps pal.
johnson. Y, jan, 'rav
YIREE SAMPLE O. h-ea-s. L.rfss' ColHIyATt9S
L NEEnLE-B0oK. Win Chrpmos. se1t stamp.
+. ?. GLrCE, New bed.ori A4ss.--Iil 10, tiGw+w
C,OSIETHINt. I'ON yet. send stamp and
- get .t. Address r. u. HURST. g. 4al ~ Sassau
street. new Aors.-Jan 80, TlSHi
A MAN oy- 4 TTIoyS iEE.-A CONSUliF-
II TIVE CT RSD.-hlcu death WIS hourly cX-
pected ffomc assumption, nj r1u.ei es hIv NJ failed,
and Dr. ii. JANIS Wis cE erIeLt.u--, be lc-lctutly
made q preparation o. iNEiAa ltif Which
cured D ouIy child, AMI now evss ta.- reca pc
tree on receipt ot two stamps o. F1y expenses.
HEMP also cures night swcats. nausea 40 tie
stomach and will break fresh c..d 10 20 E0uf-.
Address Cradduck : Co. ll4 R7cs ST., fliladci-
phia. naming tbs papcr.-JIn-' iENiw
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
The icc-cu;llr- began work in the hay
yt-;5riaY..
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BErsEY sLoCUn's ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, } To al persons con
- - - 90 tcclucd IA the estate 81
Us 4'i'i VI Inn iHN"H''99- Betsev SlOcuE. lI.s
OF Shelburn, in said District, deceased.
GREETING
At Probate Court holden AZ Burlington. within
and for the District Of Ch.ieuden. the t ClV OF
January, 4. j. l-sj, Instrument. nurp0run-
10 be the last VII ard Testament. % Ectsei
Slocum, late Of shelburn, in said Dis =: dc
ceased, was presented To- the Court afuress.c. FOG
Probate, and it is ordered by said Court that tue 81
day Of January. A. D. ISIS, az the Probate tuuT;
Rooms n said Burlington, he ass. -ned t,r proving
said Instrument and that notice thereof bs = ven
10 all persons concerned ry publishing TIL order
three weeks successfully in the Darlington weekly
Free Press, a newspaper printed at said LJs- ~
ton, previous To the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified 20 appear before
said Court. at the time and place Aforesaid, and epu
test the probate Of said viii, If You have cause.
Given under my hand at Darlington in said p.s
trict, this 18th day Of Janu5ry, i. u. 1873.
2sw3w X >. TAFT REGISTER.
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PROT H. " seoley, Of Miiiiobury, was
surprised at the statement that Armer-
worked les hours than other CLASSES lie
was not prepared to admit that, neither
would lie deny it. lie thought that the
farmer should turn from labor to study for
recreation, If possible.
DR.. +. Bond, of Cornwall, thought !, le-
pended on the person. lie know an I'M
schooled farmer who studied all night and
worked al day. but be had an iron eJnsti-
tuition. 1t was impossible with him to
study successfully after a hard day work.
The debate was continued by Judgo ). E.
Cook, Of Midilebury f. D. Douglass, Of
Whiting Prof. Collier, L. /. Wright, Of
Miidlebury, and Others
The meeting then, after giving vote Of
thanks to President Bnckham, for his al
miralle address, adjourned.
Hannibal Iamlin has been To-sle-,. j
United States Senator from Maine.
Zach. Chandler has been reelected eoud-
tor from Michigan.
NORTH FEaRIsBURCH the thermometer
at $3.50. Monday evening, TODD at IS . hel'"
zero.
franklin White has sold Bis cure &c
shop to Charles Rual for 3 200.
\ very interesting series Of ncetius- is
being held at tie u. Z. Church, in this
place, under charge Of Rev. ". p. Bel.
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BRlsroL.-The Mr.. Chamberlain, who fur
nishel jim Cutting with liquor, the other
day, was brought before Justice Dunshee,
on the Iith, and fined SO and costs. 1t
seems that lie. with one or two others,
took me bad whiskey and went out on
horse trading expedition. Meeting Cutting
theg treated and traded with him to good
advantage. They have since traded back
and probably conclude now that there arc
other speculations more profitable.
Oar friend, j. ". Gray, Jr., Is going to
Randolph, the first of March. His father.
who lives in New York city. and who has
been spending the greater part Of the time
in Europe FOR three years. was up here
a short time ago and purchased him farm
III Randolph.
YERcENNEs.-The citizens OF this place
feel jnbiant on the location OF the Reform
School \ goodly number met the return
ing representative at the depot and escorted
him into town. the Yergenncs Cornet Band
furnishing appropriate music. That the
location is a judieious enc they are sure
time viii fully demonstrate.
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There need De 20 fear, We think, of the
.a 10 tie lake breaking up in hurry. The
l9nge ti4a 90 The closing of the broad
lake tie last week in January.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

We VS., {, call attention 60 90 ica S-V uo'ls
that We have opened 10 cIt--ult particularly
Es4idt, Goods. lu. seas lah.- alt -.ftnIct r-t.
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them tlat they can now have the FREE Pass
postage free. Price, 8 year, always in
advance.
nUitIANGrox AND VICINITY.
The ice-cr,l-r- began work in the hay
ye-;5riaY..
The location survey Of the Burlington
@n4 Lamoi.lc Railroad Ia. been tempors
tilg suspended.
Cen. George ". Graudey, national bank
czau.rCr. VII soon start on tour of in
Iaot.,n oi the several banks in the State.
Ias Grand Eocaupmcnt OF Odd Fellows
mc,t- as Nol,hfclI, Tuesday, February ?,
and he G-laI Lodge wednesday, Febra-
ary 3.
N-. Il. ST. Drew. of shelburn Harbor,
drove ncr5-- the lake to this city, Wedncs-
Bay, being the first to eros. over with a
te,m. this season. lie reports the average
t'ictna~- o. tho Zee as about seven incles.
.asL-ke is frozen over. If the ice holds
,'- viI Be aa pnusallly carly closing Of
.e 'r..lLakc.
There need De 20 fear, We think, Of the
I.s 10 tie lake breaking up in a hurry. The
lerg. timo ol The closing of the broad
hike tie last week in January.