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REMARKS.
BOSTON MARKETS.

MEDNk5bA1, AprllZo, 1873.
FLOUR-The demand for Flour has been steady.
Sales 1t $3.50 "a IS for Western supertine !;
s. 250 10 for common extras; s. 10 a6 80 for Wis
consin and Minnesota extras; Sc % a IS to- white
wheat ohio, Indiana and Aiehi saa 50 p al p for
Illinois; and Sc p a for 81. Louis. including
choice and fayorite brands. Corn Meal Is firm
and has been selling at 81 % % a 40 Y bbl.
Dat Meal ranges from s. 50 a Y Dbl. as to the
quality.
moderate demand. sales have been at ~ q CSC y
bushel for mixed and yellow. Oats are in steady
demant. The sales have been a. ~ "a 76c v
bushel for mixed and white. In Rye sales ut
81 2OdI p q bushel. Shorts have been selling at
sc % % &c 90 y ton and Fine Feed and Middlin.s
at 81 " "a 30 % z ton. In Barley nothing has been
done and prices quite nominal.
PROVISIONS. Pork has been IN steady demand
and the market is quite firm. Sales have been At
ST. so N Is for prime; So as 20 for mess; and
SIS "a SIS y Dbl. Tor clear and extra clear as to
quality Beef is firm and has been in demand, with
sales at SO 80 asa Tor and extra mess, and
SIG "a sl7 for family. Lard is quiet and in steady
demand. The sales have been At lt.G l64c v b for
steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams are
firm, and Gales at IA "a li;e v ID for Boston and
Western.
PRODUCE There is dull feeling for all
grades OF Butter The sales OF choice New York and
Vermont diaries have been at p N3lc, and common
10 medium range from IL a q; v ID, as TO quality
Cheese is firm with a steady demand. bales ut
l2iD lie Y ID. White Beans at 81 - "a 20 v
bush for medium: extra pea at 81 20 10 40. and
yellow eyes at 50 % i2ic v BUSH Eggs at l6 %
lSc for Northern and Eastern. Potatoes at G50
soc p bush. for Jackson Whites and Early Rose
Maple Sugar at s1I2, Y b. Maple Syrup at 75c %
sl.0O Y gal.
WOOL. There has been n fair demand for Wool
the past week, and prices remain unchanged. Tho
sales comprise l4o0O6 TBS Ohio and Pennsylvania
neeces at 52l1oc 6O,0OJ lbs Michigan. at ~ q SITE
y h; 1900 New Hampshire and vermont 1T 45 "a
4sc; 1900 lbs ccmbing and celaine heeces at 5!1 "a
&C; 1000 unwasted ard unIerchsntsble fsecss
at Is M424c Y h. -
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III. ,r.,t h.;- .l., s,-., r.,,, ,,1,to, ,,,- s,.s
80, IN, o,t a., rhf,L ~, do~ivo o,-
,,.,,., val az ph,.ssc,1 c,,a,,i,i,,ss how In,
por,,nt that II sbould he kent mira Irit contains
vile. f,sterin, noisons all o-g,ni, functions ara
weakened thereby. Settling upon important or
gans, as the lungs liver or kidneys the effect is
most disastrous Hence it behOOyes every one 10
keep their blood in q perfectly healthy condition,
ana more especially does this apply at this par
tcular season Of the year than at any other. No
matter what tine exciting cause may be. the real
cause OF large proportion Of all diseases is bad
blood. No DR. Pierce does not wish to placs bis
Golden Medical Discovery in the CATALONIA Of
oYack patent nostrums by recommending il to eure
ever,, disease nor does be 50 recommend IL on the
contrary tbars ara hundreds Of diseases that be
acknawled,-es II will no. cure but what he does
claim i This that there ia but one form of blond
,,ise,sa that twill not cnrs and that disease il
,,n.ar He doas not recommend his Biscoverv for
NJ d,s.ose 20. no knows il m Ia tho n,o., sssr.b
inn blood cleanser vet discovered. and that IL will
free the blood and system O, all other known blood
nelson's be they animal. vegetable or mineral. The
Golden Discovery T.. ,r,rrast,s bv him IN curc the
worst forms OF Skin Diseases, as all forms Of
glotehes. Pimples. and Eruptions, also all Glapdu
l sweliins and tho vrorst forr, of scror,Iors and
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STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con-
n,sr,,,. 80. -,,,--,.-,. o.. Scerned in the Estate
'1'''''' VI mn OF Resell Glass, lsts
o. E!nesbursh, in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and Tor the District OF Chttencen, the 2st day "
April. y D. 1875. an Instrument, purportlng u
be the A>t VIII and Testament. Of Roseil Glass,
late OF diueshurgh, in said District, deceased,
presented % the Court Aforesaid for Probate and it
IS ordered by said Court that the 18th day u May,
\ u. ISIS, az the Probate Court Rooms in said
Burlington, be ass. ned for proving said IRstru-
meut and that notice thereof be given to all per-
sons concerned, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, news.
paper printed At said Burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified to aLpesr be-
fore SAID Court at the time and place Aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said viii, L YOU have
Given under my hand at Burlington, il said
District, tbs >ist day o. April, \ d. 1915
i3w5w r. s. TAFT, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT. , The Hon. the Probate
DISTRICT cHEsnEV Sc ' h, ia len D''' =
To tho hers aud all persons Interested IN the
estate OF William EaE1 on, -ste o.. Sheiburn, in
said District, deceased. GREETING.
y!TIElsEAS application hash been made 10 this
w Court IN wrtu-, hy the administrator
Of said estate, pray M ilr license and authority
To- sell te zeal estate oi said deceased, including
the IevcriiDu e. tls widow dover therein, FOR the
payment OF deht.. aul elar-es o. administration,
anu setting toTta therein Toe amount OF debts Cue
Il, tins si1 deceased. fha eiiIr-es a.; administrs-
ton. tle amount ID, persona estate, and the
situation ol real estate
Nhercupon the sud Court appointed and as
signed the attn DAY ol NAV 4. ID. 1875, at the
Probate Court us. Ia said District. to hear AND
decide up0l slid application and petition; and or
deied public notice thereof o. De given TO all persons
Interested therein, b. publishing said order. to-
-vth-r e.tl ths time ana pace Of hear NJ, three
weeks success vey in the burlington Free Press,
newspaper which circuIates in the nei.hbOrhcod Of
those persons interested II sad estate, all which
publications shall De pgev L. the day ASST saed
Tor hearing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore sad Court the tins and place sned then
and there ia said Court, to give bonds a. the Jaw
Grects, for the payment o., the debts, and charges
q admin -atiun. and make your objections to
the granting such license. Il you see cause
GiveG under my hand, AZ the PrO3ate Court
ICONS. this iltl day of .pril. AID. 1875.
i.w3E T. 5. TAFT. Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cHpsv S srei o SS bf, ,Sr .1s
To the heirs and all Ters interested in the estate
Of James n kno1, late Of Essex, in said
district. deceased. GREETING.
w HEkEAS Application hath been made to this
w Court ln vltInr, hy tho admiuist-ator OF
said estate. praying for license and authority to
sell the resi- estate Of said deceased. setting
forth therein taa- 90 wgald e enelcial the
heirs amt ali ucrs nere Ell iu the estate Of said
deceased o sell The whole q the real estate Of said
deceased and cnavert ile sliGe int money. aud all
the heirs ~ this estate having given their vr.ttsa
consent 20 sucI sale.
Nhercupou, the sa d Clur, appointcd and assigned
the sth laF of May. 4 D. 1875, at the Probate
Court Rooms n said District, To- hear ana decide up
uu said application and petition. and ordered
public notice thereof Doe even to al persons inter
e-tei there hy publishing slid ai'er, together
with the time and place 70. hearing. tlres weeks
eessigely ia The Darlington Free Pres, newspaper
which c.rculatcs ID tA- uei-hborhood OF those
persons Interested -u said estate, all which pub
lcat.ou- shall hc previous % the DAY assigned for
hearing
Therefore you arc hereby notified u appear be-
fore said Court az the time ami place ass gned. then
and there "a said urt, o. make your objections to
the grant NJ such license, j. you sec cause.
Given under ms hand 20 the Probate Court
Rooms. tbs ltth day ~ p- !. A. u. l5.j.
45wlw - 5. TAFT, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT. , To all person. con
r,rsr,,.- ..- .-,-.-,.- cerued in the estate
''' ~ Of Isaac Chase, late
Of Essex, said District, deceased,
GREEIIS6
II q PROBATE Court holden at Burlington within
and iu- t-.e Dstfc az Chittendcn. on the PIT day
Of I'll 4. u. i--5. an Instrument purportinz 10
be the Last VEL ami Testament, o. Isaac Chase
late o. Essex. in sad District deceased was
presented Q, the Court Aforesaid. for Probate and
il = ordered hy SAID Court that the 18th day OF
May, 4. D. l-+5, at the Probate Court Rooms in
SAID Burlington. nc asst -ued for proving said
Instrument and that notice thereof be given 20 all
persons concerned. By Publishing this order three
weeks excessively IA the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed "a said Lurun.t n, previous to
the tine appointed.
There Yre You are hereby notified 10 appear beiVre
sad Court, at the time snd place Aforesaid. and
contest the probate OF said 81 H. ii you have cause
Gwen uldrr ms hand. at Burlington, in said Dis-
trict. t-i'- ri day o.; Ap-u, =. y. lS.i.
i4wjF L. 3. TAFT, Register.
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Mass CONTENTION Oh GRANcERs A mass
grange convention will be held at Beuning-
ton, Tuesday. May 4th. at 10 o'clock a. m.
Members of the order in Massachusetts and
New York arc especially invited to attend
An invitation is extended to members of ,be
order throughout Vermont.
J. II. Crosby, Vermont State Agent, viii
be present with samples, price lists, ETC.,
etc, and will fully explain the financial
workings of the order. Deputy d. Z. Boy
den and many prominent members Of the
order will be present. Return checks half
fare
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Last Thursday, April 22d, Mr.. Harvey
Castle met with mos. painful accident at
Sherman'- marble mill, Castleton, while
driving a four-horse team with a load of
sand into the mill. The door of the mill is
some six or eight feet square and very heavy.
and moycs up and down. 1t fell just as he
came under 1t. bruisi1g his head and face,
and breaking his jaws and teeth IN a fearful
manner IL is miracle that he was not
killed on the spot.
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DIED.

SAGgR.-Iu this city April 1ith. Charles Albert.
only soa of Uhas. II, and Martha L. Saser, aged
3 months and % days
kELLEY.-In Hinestur-h. April 18th, ". n. kol-
Icy, OF small pox.
RAIN Hinesbur-b, April 10Th, Daniel Ray,
aged o. ears and 3 months.
BAIsSoR in Ilineshur.h. April 18th, Mrs. Celia
Bissette Blsnor, aged 10 years.
MoRsE.-In Colchester, April eth, ISIS, O: pneu-
monia, MIS-. Maria Morse, sed nearly 63 years.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

THIS is TO give notice, that on the I'll day o.
i April, A. d. l-75, 4 Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issueii against the estate O.; James CarrUth,
Of Groton, in the County Of Caledonia. and
State OF Vermont. who has been ldjud-ed a Bank
rupt on his own petition. that the payment Of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging TO
saia Bankrupt, to him, OF for his use, ami the
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden by
law that a meeting Of the creditors o. said Bank
rupt, 10 prove their debts, and 10 choose one or
more Ass -uees OF his estate Will he held at Court
OF Bankruptcy. 10 be holden At the Inn Of Aaron
WEIGH. in GrOt0n, in the County OF Caledonia.
and State Of Vermont. before A. Underwood.
Esq Register. the 18th day Of April. A. ID.
ls7i. at 10 o'clock Az. THOMAS FAiLEY,
Deputy United States Marshal As Messenger.
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A Guiliord woman, 20 years old. besides
performing her usual household duties. has
ridden six or seven miles weekly, through
storms and drifts, to attend series of
dances, the past winter. and i; is said she
would fairly ''out-wind" all the maids in
their teens in tripping the Light fantas-
tic"
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Ranhrupt Notires.
AUCTION SALE.

BANKRUPT ESTATE.

IN the District Court of the United States for the
l. District of Vermont.-ln the matter OF Milton
u. Bostwick, Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy. To the
creditors OF said Bankrupt, and all others whom il
may concern The undersigned Assignee Of the
estate Of said Bankrupt hereby gives notice that il
has been ordered by the district Court Of said Bis-
tric that the second and third general meetings Of
the creditors Of said Bankrupt, will be held at
Burlington, Chittenden county, on the 10th day
Of May, A. ID. 1875. at O'Clock p. m, at the Office
OF L. L. Lawrence, Register, for the purposes named
in the 9th and 18th sections OF the Bankrupt Act
OF March Sd, 1857 and this is also to give notice
that have filed my final account Assignee OF
SAID Bankrupt, and that at said time and place |
shall apply 10 said court for a settlement Of my
said accounts and for discharge from all liability
as Assignee OF said estate. in with the
provisions of said 2Sth section.
Dated at Burlington, this 18th day Of April,
1915. J. L. MASON,
43w3w Assrnec
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Andrew Kicker, formerly of Lowell. was
instantly killed on Friday last. while telling
trees on land in the western part of Morris
town. A tree had lodged, and when he cut
away the support it fell upon him. crushing
ms head, breaking one arm and one should
er- lie leaves wife and two children.
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WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
~ pointed hy the Honorable the Probate Court
Cor tho District OF Ch.tteuden. Commissioners -
receive exam ne and ad ust the ella MS and demands
Of al persons, against the estate o. John Pspinesu,
late 81 suclburn. in said District deceased.
and as0 all Ella and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and SIX months from the day o. the cste
hereo: hcn allowed by sad Court, for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we viii
attend O. the business of cur appointment. at
the Hotel IN Shel5dIu, IN said y strict. the
first Wednesdays Of Nay and November next,
At 90 o'clock a. M, On each OK said days.
Dated n < tn dIl o. April, \. ID. 1875.
ilt 5I.., y I Ssw ,,s Commissioners.
fgw9W
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There is considerable anxiety manifested
in certain political circles over the rumor
that lngerSoll had made revelations as to
the past operations Of the Tweed ring, and
had prepared a statement which furnished
q clue to where a good deal of the PEOPLE 5
money had gone that the names Of per
sons had been revealed whose influence in
this city and at Albany in $50, Il and -
had been purchased. and the names of some
every " respectable republicans are on the
black list
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY
AUCTION SALE

I SHALL sell at Public Auction 10 the highest
i bidder, one-fourth OF the Acqueduct, conveying
water from the brook coming from Pine Hill Pond.
as described in deed from Keddeld Proctor and
wife, 10 John Cain and others, dated August Both,
1867, at the County Court House, in Rutland on the
18Th day Of May l>75, at O'Clock in the afternoon
J. EDGERTON.
Assignee Of John Cain.
Rutland, April 81, Is75-i3s3w
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AsSIGNEE's NOTICE.

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, Sat- Newport,
L. VT, the sth day Of April. A. ID. 1875.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
pcintment Asst gnee Of the estate ant effects Of
A. NJ. Dlgsett, of Salem, in the county OF
Orleans, and State of Vermont, within said
District. who has been adjudgea a Bankrupt upon
own petition, by tie District Court OF SAID
district. L. ROBINSON.
43w3~ Assignee.
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1--WE subscriber has txO Fuil-blood, Herd-book,
l. jersey Bulls. bred fr m the best butter stock.
One " Bismarck Fairbanks" dropped June 30,
l-sI. NJ. l2.7, \ J. C. q. Herd-booE); sire,
byron" .Osi dam. sylvia 80
The Otho-, ORLEANS Major drovpe1 June 1873;
sire, Wellington az dam. Lady Glfronr ESQ.,
Will sell only one of them; the purchaser to have
his choice. 9th animals docile and easy to manage
Lowest price FOR Bismarck - $500; Tor "Majorn
So 90.
VIII also sell one Bull Calf dropped Nov Is, 1874 =
sire, " Bismarck Fairbanks In dan, "Vietress"
2s.s. Price 5000. Cali or address,
WILLIAM HAYDEN
Apri ., l-1j.-4iszw Albany. Vermont
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Tlc5NDER0GA CESTENNIAL.-The commit
zee having in charge the arrangements for
the Ethan Allan centennial have decided to
give up the enterprise, owing partly to the
lack of financial assistance, partly to the
severe drawback to business. and, further.
the want of time necessary to make the pro-
per arranC smonts. 1t viii be general
ly regretted that the project is abandon
ed. Could the arrangements be carried out
as planned it wcnld be an event worthy Of
history
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AreriH, ArerlH, ArertH, 4reriH,
ArerM, 4ueriH, ArerH, AreriH
Pant. Pant. Paint. Pant,
PAM, PANT, PAM, Paint.
AEIed ready for use,
Mired ready for use.
The best. the best, the best, he best i,
The best, the best, the best, the best.
CEyEN years trial in this section proves that it
y has no equal. GALES Increasing every year as
it grows in paDlic favor.
send for Sample Gard Of neD and desirable
colofs, before using any other Paint.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
For sale in Burlin .ton only by
GEORGE j. HAGAE,
De sler in Hardware,
College Street. Darlington, VT.
April a. d&wt:
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TAG QUESTION SETTLED.-These eminent men, DR..
Jas. CLARK. phy stefan TO Qoeen Victoria, and lr.
Hughes Bennett, says that consumption can be
cured. DR.. Wstar knew this when he discoveredhis
now wideiy-known BALsAN OF WILD CaERRY. and
experience has proved correctness Of his opin-
ion. soc and 81 u bottle, large bottles much the
cheaper. april sO-d3taw&wlt
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FREE EHEE:. EI:EE!
THE PIONEER.

A handsome illustrated newspaper contain1a in
formation Tor everybody. Tells how and wher to
secure 4 home cheap. sent free to all arts o: the
world.
1t contains the new Homestead and Timber La VS.,
with other interesting matter found only in this
paper.
SEND FOR 1T AT ONCE
In will only cost you Postal Card. New amber
for April Just out. Address, y. +. DAN Is,
Land Commissioner U. r. r. r.,
Apr d fd&yiW Omaha heb
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Burlington is 20 be behind the times no
longer. We are happy to announce that
rrangements are being made for a spelling
match to take place at no distant day. Full
. rtlculars hereafter.
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NEn YoRK NEWS.

TIE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE At BUFFALO.
NEw YORK. April = The testimony ad-
duced before the legislative committee at
Buffalo. yesterday, wclt to show that ele
vator charges on grain at that point were
nearly two cents per bushel. The commit
tee will next investigate the charges for
canal forwarding
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DISTRICT OF Vermont, sat- Dover, Vt, the
~ 9th day Of April. A. d. 1875.
The undersigned hereby gives notice os his ap-
pontment as ass snee O. the estate and effects Of
Resolved S. Staples. Of Dover, in the county OF
Windham, and State Of Vermont, within sad Dr.
trict, who has been ad 10 ged bankrupt his own
petition by the District Court Of said district.
LABAN JONES, JE.,
OWN 49, Enee.
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Private adyices state that over S2j 900. :
600 worth of sugar estates have been burn
ed recently in Cuba by the patriots The
affairs of the Island are growing every day
more serious and rapidly approaching a
crisis The volunteers that have gone into
the field are mostly laboring men, and have
been obliged to leave their families destitute
The money they receive while in active ser
vice Is not sufficient for their wants. The
misery and suffering in Havana, and. in
deed all over the Island is heartrendng
Planters and estate owners are in despair
The number of estates burned during the
past few months amounts TO seventy. The
policy of the rebels is by burning indis-
criminately all estates belonging to Cubans
and Spanish 70 lay waste the country and
deprive the government of resources for
carrying on the war. When the war is
over Cuba Will be IN ruins and it will take
many years Of hard and patient labor to
restore 1t to its previous prosperous c0ndi-
ton. Ii is feared a revolution may break
out in Havana any dav. as dissatisfaction is
general among all classes.
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YEGETABLE TONIC

Which assists digestion, and thus St mulates the
appetite for necessary to invisorate the weak
sned or inactive organs, and gives strength to all
the vital forces.
1t carries LIS own Recommendation. as the large
and rapidly Increasing sales testify. Price Upe
Dollsf bottle. Ask your druggist for it. GEo c.
GOODWIN = Co., Boston. Mass, wholesale gents
April q, td6w
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

RICHMOND MARKET, APRIL 26.-l6O TUBS
Of butter we're sold at prices ranging from
% to Csc. Fifty boxes Of new milk cheese
were sold in one lot at Is cents per pound
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GRAND EMPORIUM.

EOr Books, Writing Paper,
Envelopes, Blank Books,
Games, Gold Pens Il Pencils,
POrtmOnnaies, Card Cases,
Albums, DecalcOmanies,
Pocket Knives, ChrOmOs,
Frames, Writing Desks, &c.
Press for stamping Mono
grams and Initials /; large as
sOrtment CrOquet, Chivalrie,
Base Balls, Foot Balls Il Bats.
No. IL Churcl, ST., "Hools "a PEN"
April i6-d3wtf HENRY II. DAVIS.
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ANOTHER Hen HEARD FRoM.-Mr. W. I.
NGnson of Colchester showed US an egg,
which he claims is the champion. 1t mea-
W.. 9 inches BY G, and weighs ounces.
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The stockholders of the Central Vermont
Railroad hold their annual meeting at their
Office IN s.. Adams. Wednesday. May l9.h.
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go AGENTS WANTED for GENUINE EDITION
LIFE AND LABORS OF
LIVINGSTONE.

By Rev. }. Z. CHAN BLISS. who from his pers1nsl
writings Including the Last Journals unfolus
wildly his grand achievements, also the curosti es
wonders ana wealth Of that marvellous count y,
fruits minerals, reptiles. beasts, savages. &c. sos
pages, 100 illustrations. Only 500. Rich in in
terest, low in price. Outses everything. 1000 irst
three weeks. Address. Hu BEARD BROS, Tub
fishers, % washington ST., Boston.-AprZ7 tx WV
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$40. TO 5000.


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rl'HE Stove and Tin Business will be continued at
/ the old stand by the subscriber. Thankful Tor
the liberal patronage have had for the past five
years. hope by strict attention 10 business AID
low prices to merit continuance OF the same.
44wIy PERRY READ.