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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

EssEx.- The fI>t Sabbath in the new year
was day of rejoicing with the Baptist
Church in Essex, as ;hey received to their
number four members by baptism. Two Of
thess are membeTs Of the mission church at
the Junction, which now Numbers twenty
two members. The pastor, Rev. J. F. Fer
guson, has baptized into the fellowship OF
the church at the Centre and the Junction
forty-one persons during the last two years
of his nsstorate. ?. c. A.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

B.RLlS1.4s AsD LAAoiL4L GAlARaAn.--
/ meeting OF the directors of the Burling-
.n and Lamoill, Railroad will he held at
The Van Ness HOUSE, in this city, Tuesday,
January lath, ana Invitations have heon
sent out to the commissioners elected l. the
several towns along the line. to meet with
them. Hon. D. c. Linsley, the president,
~ill make a report Of The ronte from E-sex
junction to Urdcrhill. which he has sur
yeyed in person. Hon. Horace Fairbanks,
the chairman Of tue management OF the
Vermont Division Of the Portland and
H-iensburr road. while he personally
pledges himself 90 gi.e every aii - build
ing this connecting link, l. unable 10
assume the personal responsibility of its
construction. on account of his connection
with the house Of E. * T. Fairbanks az Co.,
whose articles of co-partnership prevent
such action. At the outset. he only piedg-
ed himself to undertake the negotiation OF
the remainder Of the bonds required to build
Ine .oad. ..hes the Burlington and La
noble road should be completed, be pleas-
ed himself to equip and run the road, and
this pledge We understand he still adheres
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yesterday in the occupation Of the State
House. in the forcible election by the
troops of members of the legislature and the
elected Speaker of the House, and the sub
seluent organization of the House by the
direct and forcible Intervention Of the mill
tary. affirm before the whole American
people that the action on the part of the
military, in this city, yesterday, is subver-
sive Of the republican institutions of this
free country. (Signed),
JOHN MCESERY."
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CONSULTATION cav BE crwEp

ScEENCk's PULaONIC LYRUP,
ScHESCK's SEAwEED TOsIC,
sCHzsCKs MANDRAKE FILLS,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption. Frequently medicines that stop
cough will occasion the death Of the patient. they
locE w the liver stop tine circulation Of the blood,
heuoril.e follows, and in fact, they clog the action
of the very organs that cause tie cough. Liver
Comp lalnt and Dyspepsia are the causes Of two
thirds of the cases OF Consumption. Many persons
compl ain of dull pain IN tho side, cOnsti patton,
coated tongue pain in the shoulder blade, feelings
of and restlessness the food lying heay
ly on ne stomach, accompanied with acd;ty and
k.echi ~ OF md. These s. mptonis usually origin
a te fro "a disOrdered condition OF the stomach OF
to -pid liver. Persons SO affected, Il they take one
or two heavy colds and II the IN these cases
be suddenly checked, will find the stomach and
live r ciOgged, remaining torpid and Inactive, and
aim. st before they are aware the lungs are
mas o, sores and liberated, the result OF which Is
death echenek's Puim0nc Syrup is an expector-
ant WI i.h does not contain OPIUM or anything
calcula ted TO check cough suddenly. Sehencks
seawee d Tonic dissolves the food, mixes with the
gastric Juices OF the stomach. ads aids digestion
and cr, a;es a ravenous appetite. When the bowels
are cos tive skin sslIow or the symptoms Otherwi
q; A bill ious tendency echenck's Mandrake Pills
reauir.,,l. Tho medicines are prepared only by
j. II. SCIiENCk son,
y n CORNER Sixth and Area streets, Phill.
And are for sale ny all druggists and dealers.
Dr. echenck will be ct the Quincy House, bossCn,
on the following. Wednesdays. october 7,h AMI
2lst November 18th and io:h. and December a.
10th. and Both. Mafca ii-uoOu~"J
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Norman Could, successor to o. W.
Fletcher, merchant at Bartonyille, deliber-
atelY committed suicide by shooting himself
through the lungs, on Thursday morning,
in his store. When found his clothes were
On i7c, and the contents Of pocket book,
found beside him on the hoor. were nearly
DESTROYED by fire. No cause i assigned for
the rash act
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ELECTA HAZARDS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, J To- all persons con,
,..,,...-- go, ..,,.-,-,,- cerned IN the estate OF
We h'''''' y tleeta HAZARD. late
OF Charlotte. in said District. deceased,
GREETING.
y, Probate Court holden a. Burlington. within
and FOR the bstrct 90 Chttenden, the 18th day Of
December. \. b. l>.i. an Instrument, pur-
porting 70 be the last WI and Testament, OF
Elect Hazard, late Of Charlotte. in said Dis
tr.ct- deceased, presented 70 the Court a'ure-
said Probate and t Is ordered by aid Court that
the o. day II January, A. II. ISIS. at the Probate
Court Rooms in said Burlington. he ass sned FOR
he given O. all persons concerned. by publ shns
tIs order three weeks successfully in tho Burliny
ton Free Pres, newspaper printed at said Bur
Angton. previous 10 the time appointed.
Therefore, You hereby notified u appear
before said Court. 1t the time and place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate OF said Will. Il you have
cause.
trict. this -fth day %. December \ u. l,7i.
27w3w K. ). TAFT, beg ster.
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I'VE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chittenden, Commissioners "
receive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
o. all persons, against the estate Of A. C. Bal ard.
late Of Colchester. in said district, deceased,
ami also all claims and demands exhibited in ufset
thereto; and SIX months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that PURPOSE
we do therefore hereby give notice, that will At
tend L. the business OF our appointment. at tho
store OF L. H. D. &c, - Colchester, in said Ds-
T.et on tho third Tuesday, Of March and May
next, AZ iuo'clock n. ~. on each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day OF December, \. ID. 1914.
II; ii. TALcQTr, Commissioners.
.eM3M uEANNn InI.E- N.u.ll-sstolet'-
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HARVEY HUXLEY, Estate.

1'hE Subscribers. having been appointed by the
Il Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
Grand Isle, Commissioners 10 receive examine and
ADJUST all claims and demands o, all pc sons
against the estate Of Harvey Huxley, late Of Al
burgh, in said district, deceased. represented
insoiyent and the term Of six months from the 18th
day OF December, 1874, being allowed by said court
to the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before US. give
notice that We will attend To the duties Of our
appointment at the dwelling house OF Mrs. Harvey
Huxley, in Alburgh, in said district. on the last
saturday Of February and May next. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon. on each OF said days.
Gfu. ". BEARDsLEY, lr.f-..-
&. T. HARVEY. 'Vhn Ill ss'oners
Aihurgh, Dec &c. A, ID. 1871 -y5w3g
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Trov Business College.

Established IS years. A school tor the tnoroasn
and practical education OF tbe sons o. s,.
and mo.t practically conducted Business CoIsse y
the nitei States possessing ndvantsses an' ,n
by no other. Young men ard women nn s s1
onfh., I'm. AID SilD 10 money spent N atsenaIhS
fnIs ,ttution the best investment OK tneir 1--WE
FOR catalogues. post fres. sddrsss p.,..,,., 80
n..vav.irz neg, j. y.
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pITISI. WINES.

The attention Of invalids and persons IN selieste
health is invited to our large stock o. PURE
WINES.
OLD PORT WINE, strengthlns and inyigorAtlnS.
MAIMsEY WINE restores the taste and impart-
new vigor to IN exhausted system.
PALE SHERRY. to be used with tones. ior res'or-
in. the appetite. Daily recommended by our
nest phy scians- In bottles or by the gallon.
orders Tor families carefully filed. packed, ana
f.rwarded JAMES DiNGLkf . CO..
/. and 20 MILK street. Boston,
KY WEST CIGARS Our celebrated ''FormosAs'
brand, TIE best ADD cheapest Cixaf IN TIE
market. Oct iz- oeooa" ..
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LANES REID uICHoK,s ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been Al
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for TIE District Of Chittendcu. Commissioners 10
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
@; all persons -tust the estate Of James Red lick
kok LATE of Burlington. in said district, deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
therefor and SIX months from the day of the date
hereof, heinz allowed by SAID Court for that purpose
We 90 therefore hereby Eve notice, that will
attend u the business % our appointment at the
o.lcc o. Charles j. Al ger in Burlington, in said Dis
trict. ol the ;ourth Mondays 90. January and June
next, 90 lu o'clock \. 81. on each OF said days
Date! tbs us; day 20; December, e. >. issi
e. J. ALGEK. To-.
4 A I uilill IS eneTs-
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ApANs.-ln Erlttleha-1, Jauulrt ..t. l--l. CO..
TYPHOID pueum ala, Helen T.. only daughter .. j.
sullivan Adams, e. jacksonville, Fl.-.ca, a-,d r.
years
RoBISsQ N.-In jericho. OH Moalay. Dee -i lir.
Isaac Robinson n, IN his eth year.
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THE FREE PRESS FOR 1873.
POSTAGE FREE.

After the first day of January next sub
-sribers to the WEEKLY FREE Pass will re
ceige their paper postage paid. This entails
ln the publishers considerable additional
expense, and is practically reduction Of
tie price Of the paper. We make it cheer
tally. however, in the hope and expectation
large addition to our subscription list.
some new features Of interest and value.
$50. be introduced in our sheet, the coming
gear. We intend to make the FREE Pass a
better paper than ever, and one that no
iermonter should be without VIII not
.ar regular subscribers, (whilc renewing
promptly their own subsoriptions) commend
lar paper to their neighbors. aud inform
them that they can now have the FREE Pass
rastage free. Price, s. a year, always in
advance.
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SAwrER-B ATEs.-At tic Con-rc--t a-.I u4-.ar-
age, IN Colchester, Dc. 80. l~s4, by kes. e. NJ.
scaton, Mr. Frederick ?. Sawyer l-t 81. Frances
A. Bates. both % Essex. ".
JAGGAR-ALLEy.-In PORT Kent. y j., vrc-iiy,
Dec. 18th, by The Kew. Is. II. Coos, Et-tor 0. 81.
Pau church, keeseyille. NJ. Frank u. Jlg-ar. CO.,
Burlington. Iowa. L. Miss hAte Cart Allen eldest
daughter % {. p Allen. o.. tie .9r.u-- place.
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GontmsrclaI.
WATERFOWL Union Live stock rs-rh~t.
Jam. >.
AN1usr - LIVE Sr0,6 - .-.-
r.t.,. 49, 1 L. -. -.

ANncsf - LIVE Sru,a - .--.-
Cat;,. Sheep La1..s. Sc. as
rms weeA-------- 'f-
Last WeeE--------
From Vermont. 49, i1
Prices % Market B,es-A ,ew choice. g -.aii -.
extra, 81 pJ a DO -. first quA-ty. $500 . ----
ord qua y, g. iuHS 5'i In g.. qul.y. 8 ff.s 600.
Prices OF store Uattle-WorE.us oxen per pair.
flp, So. So, gao. u c1 Cows ami Calves,
from si5Idi, Flrrow Cow. --Ii extra : s'-
Year-inzs. :l1Gis. Two Nelrs .-- ga Thee
Year Old, SnGf7.
Prices 81 Sheep and Lambs ia ..,s. NO.l sheep.
8 =, $ I'D, and $ - each. extra, ; ' -,
Or from 90 7c y FaurY sheep .-- fir.
Prices %. Hides Tailow and skins lr. -iton
II ces, a - , t. Il. T2llow. -4'. q g. Country
Hides, sc = . T-llow,- q - T. p fcts. q
q 50 each Ca. SKINS, -Ic r e.
REAihEAs.
Cattle-We found 4 good sIpp,y o. ,,...ae-l cate
tie AZ market, amt the general D. better qua
Try than noticed since last Fall M4ry large oxen
were shipped from the No-th auto patton Oh. full
asst weeks prices. On he-- Gus. Ties u.. prices
Wcrl generally easy 20 oa-iau- D-.- nary 20 sim
stock less active AMI lC-s lriI-
Shecp-The quality o. fhc -oHf was u.- rlEch
different from arrivals Of ltst weak. Hrce p-s --t
head, Cd. something Aae JOB bead -e-- tHtl i-,f
week Trade vas ,ai-. hu' L.- '-.- T. cis a.'
firm ana barely -l~tl ned
P1uItry-Sclr'ely enytl.a- -n f'a 1.-..ry u-
were shipped tas wees. y ;ea 20 Ards 30 crates
20 u llc { o.
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EDEY's CARBOLIC TR0CHEs.-Amon- the various
remedies for coughs, none enjoy hi che. rcputlt ON
than Edeys CacDolic Troches THIS tact places them
above the ordinary list o. medical prcparat ious
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma. and as dsini,ctaut
ana preventive against conta -i0us diseases they are
a specific. Invaluable to singers and public speak
ers Sold everywhere. JoHS T. IENEY. CurR,s
Il Co. Projectors, 4 College Place. New YORK.
wit
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For COUGHS. COLDS AND CossrdPriOS. tho most
approye aLd reliable remedy = the wei -knoSn
VfGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAN. BY care
full 10 get the genuine. Price, large bottles, - ;
email (,li style 10 cents CUTLER pau'S co.,
wholesale Druggists. PrUprletors, Boston.
Nov u -d2taw&wi7w 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

Hon. Horace Fairbanks, President OF the
Vermont division Of the Portland and Og-
densburg Railroad. says that this division
will be done. including the branch to this
city and fvs-mile branch to the Canada
line, next season. The Eastern division Is
done to the Craw ford House, in New lamp
shire, and from there to the Connecticut
river at Dalton, n. H., the track of the Boss
ton, Concord and Montreal road will be
temporarily used.
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Rsnt Eree Intii .rriny.

new and comfortable dwelln. conveniently
located, and complete in every respect, cia he had
on a five years lease from April LIST. ls75 Imme-
date possession given. with free rent until spring
Apply to f. c. RYEK. Architect
Jan 2-d3d&wlw Court House.
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Ds ATLANTIC CABLE,


III . III + T Ell T.
BERLIN. Jan. 2.-Emperor William in
his speech to New Years congratulations
expressed his qualifications at the continu-
ance of peace in Europe, which be said i,
was the first duty of the German Empire
to preserve.
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xesal gotifes.
sLoCuM,s ESTATE

H1SEH SLOCUM7S bSIAIEs
STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persons con,
DISTRICT OF cHrrrEsDES IS. Betsey s i late
OF Shelburn, in said District, deceased.
GREETING
AZ a Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District of Chitendep on the 9Th DAY VI
January, a: ID. 1875, an Instrument. purporrnS
20 20 DC the last VIII and Testament, Of Betse'
ceased. was presented to the Court aforesaid, tor
frooate and II Is ordered by said Court that the 9TH
Day OF January, A d. 1876, at the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for proving
said Instrument and that notice thereof be given
70 all persons concerned by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly
free Press a newspaper printed at slid Burlins-
Ton previous to the time appointed.
therefore, you are hereby notified to appear before
sad Court, at the time and place aforesaid and con-
test the probate Of said win, II you have cause.
uiVen under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
uiet tins 9Th day OF January, A. d. 1875.
<ew3w r. 5. TAFT Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

Mrs. wilkins, wife of Hon. Geo wilkins.
oil stowe, Is delivering temperance lectures
IN st. Lawrence County, New York.
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rI'IIS Is To GIVE NOTICE that on the 10Th day
| OF December n II. ISL Warrant IN Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of benjamin
Barber Q; Pownal, in the County Of Bennington. and
state OF Vermont, who has been adJnd-ed Bank
rupt his own petition, that the payment OF
any debts and delivery % any property belonSin.
10 said Bankrupt, u him. or for his use, and
hidden by law. that Il meeting Of tho creditors
of said Bankrupt. 10 prove his debts, and
To- choose ono or more Assisnecs Of his estate.
will be held AZ a Court 81 bankruptcy, TO be
holden the oflieo II \. T. l., man. Esq, in Ben
nington. the County OF bennington, and state OF
vermont. before \. 2. Lyman ESQ, Register on
the ilth day Of January, y. D: l-.i; at o'clock
A. u. THOMAS FAlLtlt
Deputy United States Marshal as Messenger.
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PATRONS OF nUsB,SDRy.-A Mass Com
yention IF tue Patrons of Ilusbandry will
be held at Brattleboro, Vermont, January
81, to commence at I0a. IL. All Patrons
Of Husbandry in Vermont, New Hampshire
and Massachusetts are invited to attend.
Return checks over the Central Vermont
and leased lines will be furnished iGos. j.
ii. Grossly. a.ate Agent of Vermont, will
be present with full list Of samples. price
lists, etc. The Masters Of the Vermont,
New Hampshire and Massachusetts, State
Oranges have been invited to attend.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

L9comoti5a over the Rutland division Of
re central Vermont vas much impedei by
rae SNOW storm on Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

Taeus House, of this city, dropped dead
id tle street. last saturday afternoon AZ
corner of King and Battery streets
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fMrav.-Nr. G.. F. Predmore, recent
au.-.u,eaieut or the Stock Farm, has
.s-rI Che hote. %. th- village, and Is now
s.1. FOR business.
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BETTER THAN GOISC soUIH.-"Gl South Ga.
South IS the parrot ely Of the friends os Tie con-
sumptye- 1t : well meant, but silly. Few 60. those
who are suffering from lung ami throat comp 4-nts
can 90 south, or would Ice benefited they dd 20.
HALF's HOSrY or HoRgHorSp Asp TAR Is worth
more than millions q. Cubic feet a. southern air ~
remedy for every species OF pG.lro nary comp ii1s.
1t Will cure any cough, any cold. 4Ey bronchial
complaint, and efectu1lly arrest the tendency TO
consumption. lv
r les Tnnth- Acla Drnr.s-c1l-. IN ~. mimi.
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DEsEY TINS Lost Man ForNn. - Mr..
Charlie, 3 Turner, the school teacher who
has been 50 my~tcri9u>iy missing. has at
last been found, by means OF the notice Of
his lc-- published in the FREE Press and
TINES. on Tuesday Of last week Our cor
respondent " Traveller, says Il appears
that he became wandering in bis miad, and
in some unexplained manner found his way
some forty miles across the coun;ry. to
North Enosburgh, Vt, where be applied
Tor and secured a chance 70 do chores for
his board. /, was noticed that something
was the matter with him. and for this rea-
son perhaps there was the more readiness to
take him in and care for him. lie was able
10 give his name and residence. and 50 when
the FREE Pass Of last Wednesday reached
Enosburgh his benciactor Immediately
wrote to his friends in Derby, informing
them Of his whereabouts, which information
reached them lac Oh Friday evening last.
Saturday mursing, his brother, George S
Turner (who i the well known clerk in the
store Of the late Capt \ l. Carlton. Of
Montpelier, and who had gone to Derby to
assist il the search), together with his
brother in-law.a Mr. Wiley of Dcrby,stirt
ed'for Enosburgh, found Turner there, and
Mr.. Wiley accompanied him back to Derby.
1t seems that the sars a. to his being L" gu;
of his head were well grounded lie had
been sick with diptheria, accompanied with
very severe bleeding at the nose; and in his
weak condition the care Of his school vas
probably too much for him 1t best. ami the
fatigue Of his walk, on the evening before
Christmas. from Holland to Derby, 81 ex-
hausted him that he knew not where he
went 1t is fortunate that his fate was not
worse; and his recovery has relieved the
entire community from painful anxiety
lest he might have been frozen to death.
Since his return, he still seems bewllderej,
and can account Tor his wanderings, only
by saying that he " oould not help" going
oil as be did.
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ALBuRcH.-George A. Darby. mail car.
rier between Alburgh and North Hero
drowned a horse, crossing on the ice to
North Hero, on Tuesday the Goth. There
were two men ahead of the horse trying the
lce' when the horse suddenly broke through
and went to the bottom. taking the wagon
with him. Mr.. Darby saved himself by
jumping from the wagon. The loss is Sc
verely felt by Mr. Darby, as it was his only
horse.
At the annual communication of Column
bus Lodge. No. IL. F. & A. NJ, Saturday
evening, Dec. 90, the following officers were
elected II. L. Sowles, W. NJ. Geo. Ly-
man, 5. W. II. q. Stearns, j. W; W
W. Rockwell Treas H. s. Mott, Secy. :;
Geo. II. Sowles, 5. D.. p A. Wheeler, j. .
D. Rev. W ii. Hydes, Chaplain W. n.
Brown, Tyler. j public installation was
held al the lodge rooms Monday evening.
The officers were installed by Past Master.
VI. l. Mott. There we're about sixty pres
ent
Mr.. Allen FURY, teacher in Brayton dis
trict.wa> taken suddenly i'll while teaching,
last Thursday, and it is thought he can not
recover. His place is being supplied by
Mrs. Lenora Marvin, wife of town superin-
tendent, II. W. Marvin.
\ pleasant party gathered at Mrs. Davis.
Tuesday evening and amused themselves by
tripping the fantastic toe till the small
hours
The hearts of the poo OF Alburgh
Springs and s. Greenwood" were gladden.
ell Christmas-eve, by receiving substantial
presents on the Christmas tree in the shape
o.. clothing, &c. The presents were mostly
made by the ladies Of the Congregational
church and were very acceptable.
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The aggregate loss by fire in the New
England States, during the year ls74, was
SI0,7l4, 935. OF this amount the proper
ton of this State was S3i6, 200.
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PROTEST FROM N'ESERV
McEnery addresses the following protest
against the action OF the United states
soldiers
NEW OstkASs. La. Jan. 5. 1875.
t. His Exeelleaey. u. S. Grsnt, Prcsiden,
Q! tie United States
IN Ike nGIe vi liberty and all lovers o.
Liberty throughout the United States, do
rost SoleGnly protest against the acts Of
sre military forces OF the United States on
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yv,yxY THE CHRISTIAN large, live family
i paper full OF stories and good reading. No
sectsrianisin, politics, pills puts nor advertise
meuts Only - cts. year. Send 10 cents ior tnieo
specimeps before you forget il. splendid Map Pre-
MUM Agents wanted everywhere. Big eoninIs-
sions paid, H. L. HASTINGS. SIS washington 81.
Boston, Mass, COS Arch ST., Phlla., Pa.-Jan5tdA"'
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\ New Ipswich man, who kept u little
Of the ardent in a milk can, by mistake, re
Gently filed it up with milk and sent two
gallons Of mild milk punch to Boston
market
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08
BURLINGTON Ann VICINITY.

The steamer Champlain went into winter
!aartcrS SATURDAY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

!ec b.y- ol the STATE Reform School at
E-trhury, have b-en moved from the
i5;d o. tas.r temporary quarters at the