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, 1875-06-24

United 6tetsS.... ..s..-....'... ...- 11& laA
LATEGT,
NEw YonH, June 2a-Mouey easy 7ao, eioatua At
ths iowcr figure. prsms mercantile paper. sh@s.
Sterling steldy for st1iy-t1ay, u A$d}S 6&se1, and
stsouy for sight ii 4soat9so 800.
Custom rsceips, a,s1,D
Gold opened 1t l174, and coaed Al NIX. Borrow
ting and carrying za.as, 1a2 Losns sers slao usda
Cat, .-...
The Assis.ant Treasurer disbursod 10000.
Oleartngs, {34 ...
0ovesnmcuts and railroad bonds h11o, Htats bonds
1uIsk and strong
The stock msrkot uas atrpug and higher, tho nd.
vancea nnglug from " 10 az. Pacific hIal was ths
leading featurc opening at 81, declining 10 38 mud
Later rising 10 a9k. Transactions In tho stock were
larger, and attsndsd with cnusidsrnb!a animation.
I.Ake shurs rosa from coz TO sl,f; Weatern Union
FROM ~. to 73!;; 81, Paul from AK to %; North
Western from :itt. 70 37 md unlon Pscitio froa
1s4 to IL II tbs second call lhs mArtst strong
At the highest point. The Pacific Mai, BteamahIp d.
secors tia morning authorized tAar 1nndoa agens 10
aign 4 contract with tls Colonial dovarunqpt Of
AustrsliA for mail sarytce betwBen Ban Francisco
and Austrnlia, Tia Pacific Mali Company will roceiSs
about f9l 600 per aunu for Tho service, largo por-
uoa of which will 10 net proat 10 tbs Company. The
strength In pac1ho Mil pas dus 10 tha Above state
1neat and the publication os ahs fact tha4 The eraga
of ths Company under tho new management haYo
largely tnEfr4aod ahow1ug& gain Of 80 per cont for
la7A atoeks vere atrong and higher On clnanR dEal
ings, with buo5ant feeling n aono shares. ract&o
a1nl led The market both in point Of settyity and
huoyanpy, rising to o91{. Tha stock tearea foE
aelissry ta{l.y, iaa y hgh y i- WI rsd for ~
q, The highest paint Of tho dsy. Ne1 York Cputs.i
saysnenl to loa u Improvement Of oyer the opsa.
luz pries. uaian PeeFaa rose te 4, aud elasc4 1t
Iaal to 39 Narthxosterp % ~, and Eric to lax.
ftock Island soi Il 1oo aBalu4 l12{ at sta clase ya..
yauced from to11 Investment shases rsse stsorg
TRANSACTIONS Of The Stock E3chanEa were ~ ,alu
sha.ss q xAIsh ~ g , xsf9 h Mse1n na!os
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HOG pnopuofss.sx seEaxts!aa: s ", II, s: s,sa., u.
rouna, not~ithata }s( tla Nv a.
patches from Nc8Yosk 4soks& yali, iina tasi
Ind y.s ...s. s..,s. ;s, u y. s.a = ~
'seyese dscl!us s7emP4d II u SiSssil3, sopsptA y
stout enough tps fhs Vii nyialesai ep.
orator. rho ha4 pesa a ~ si{aS d eospa HAme
past ~ bpjtnk. !; I'M 1sS Spfs 'tt4irAs,iaa1
os4sis ID vi aeas tess Nh W III. a9Fs III
sa!ttss; Y 4194 9. aAey 1as Fts!a i
1Fss II s.ef ~ ~ Ut. .ss ...,.,., . =,
w. = T Il = 80 sSs T. sss, 8, isssssss s.ssss -
change q Esisssy.y' 1Rs :ppst e ~ taroass-
a7so rs Ss,s 50 III 4 1e|a.lEa M ~ .ssiss
August II Na!gsala.g n q QaQ hte kef Gsetsu-
boz Il ala.s07le.I4, SIstal saa hA4a, - Rsxass
cloeed 4lrn q sl9Qs 1o& sesA ~ aal1ss s - tof
August, and tls.4s fos sap4snhsi; o!AH ARaatpaoae
" Lss%1-W.. s1ta Wa % wy asis 81 fahy 1a II W. M
Il tSs 5sisa ss,sae S,;:s T.; ss rs s. @
.ay .sa 81 Il is r. ssilss N s.essas.s = 4 s
H. ''ss'Sa's% g;tsi' ga ss7 ess ~ ii;a Z 's
sir41s-wess In bsst.s 4.aana asa .haa. a+aa,..
sss:s ss;s I'D: sa ss.ss 81 &:
s y; =. spsas' saseis ! s:ss 10. y 81. II, I
s i: 'sss ~ = l!; I: :
.sl,,r Ill Jpsi 3o Do sft I'D ID sslss ii.
sast: t 9:;s tos lons elsa III y ~! JuF:i i9s
.:s5 }a 20 sssa H.. s 1igx q @
IT,, r. ;s g. as :ts .s;
Inn ooss.: Epuiuer.eassa Eagltsh ,usata, like
ioSc, Dasoh msa. quoted u lAc or lans 9.e IL
shonsasss12xs tof SNORT ''''' aud ''"' s0' @hors
3st 4 Wya'ts s;s. md o.,,.x ~,
eapssa i s43s tot tns4s, wis foF alta ,nsss, Nd
+Tg;4Esox-aaasf4 IL s%sss.s.
PHEApsTuFfs,
FLouR-Wii dull apd tatber vs4k. Shipper wer.
nnt in Tho usskse and local buytu wanted but lttya
unlitre uque{s}ly !naitted iotmrs pr,cts potyth
sl.udlna tha weakness ln xkeal but one or two o,.
xefs VT 10 n aoncess@oas II ptsicEepen " tueasrs
sspeu.e by psselpg them in sIoss baea wore tezosto
| o1 100 bsa winters Oh pslvhts tesmss md taa br
spring sstrss. partly u s7asa.st. Totst. 69s bss
Tue uarkat csoaed 1t tho following rspas Of prloss
| Choice winter a4trss, t6.1as7.a; cunlupu u Ro4
do, 3d.oo8d0; choice sps.ug t1tFas, $4Goat SIX
fpr d. chipping grades. ti.2,at59; alpassota, g..
at.1o; patent FpsnK, s6.2ssso4; sprtae suptthntx
ta.en33.D; rye lolrr ft.oQta,.13.
Bs4f-Wxa texs 4etisp spl 4 th.ds e..,er, pa,e
sezs y teus st stAoe pu ttsst. aud tl3.aalAsp iss
o.l beard carr.
cons-MK4t-we 9uoss At sa.a9.s3x pc. hzl 10
good, sud ~. .ooaa' oo pez Ton sos eu4sss.
'M1apt1sd&-aL<a sssa 70 tonI u 81. .,oab, CO fre
Gu beard cxrs. - -
SAoR1t-sAlas ware 10 tons II t10,Y.
.HANAE-kss lsas selis% snd kQle lowp., eAl.&
| - oonssqueoes 4 NatznN veAthas. uY,sreal N
, 1875-06-24

after the nsv1 n oar downward tendsney is, bccn
received itcre. The fccepa In Chicago WIRE f.tr and
mi III dcsi ioa2sa = Il se"id :. mt snstfi, 'oe.
Flint whso % p:ss ,Ha0t aaa tro o. rea
shipping orders herr, and few los wcre takcn tar
s1iNrt white freight roam .ns tnK.ac'l Tor rashev
crl wers mt n,,nerpua. hos bring ln.s anztoua 10
but wss generally conceded tha lltic bot weail.rr
would bring qua = splendid Yield in proportion
10 tho hrcatltl, ptanset. thouah not little has
do*n 70 Tho Kround Tue seMrts fsun, tbs oths' sds
Of the A!Iano lndoa. that fsru,els' isi,serea sere
vb!eh facts should siffsn prices, especially ~ liz
stocks IN Great 1.ria!n known to To small. Hcllcr
J1} Il sSr rsssa t. re t9
Rrlrr August eoE At % t932kr. eoa1nG II % a9Jc.
Seller tbs rnentt ar rrssslat No. arrtug rnld y oo
Catt anitn wcre rerorftt of soo bn No. / srr.ne II
tl.olesl.ul; lss,ool ou No. do At seA@o7Ac; 800
by NJ 10 al e;c; lsou ou rejected 40 Al Se. Total
atxxzsorA wnxAr-.was in tsttsr demand and .tta-
lively asn,. esrerlsy on No, J: Sales waro 12GD h.
:t fl:o;Si q q sot NJ !. Quietly 81 tho oatssde and
u0ltN--W.s rathrr more .etre, eut .vsrased fully
r. 10wss % aeEpo2l y, VA snshseRea. .ui Hsw foss
Increase ander light shipping movement for tho A*t
two or three dayA Tho sAser fsetnR In wheat, and
r nd fu,s drery' IL de.nd
ho corn Market con.roi'sd " tws or thrse capital
~steheti nso,,siy yaterisy to ~ Via. thoss nsn
would d9 bas the! n!.a no sten. tsaTaa ihs market
n Tas saw q eS.n IT,
nensr, and with coed w.a,her tnsrs nl,st b large
yield. though Tho present .uppy o' bids tr to
ssthtrsd sssr JaIy opened Il sae recsdt.i 10 esAe
sav.nced % ro to Gshes declined 10, 70 eSAe, .I,.s
Nh
oos.d Il saEo fof No. = and ss.ta ior hsh ,ni1sd.
esha8pe: 192,Goo In No. 2 It B7NQ3es1d; 9.a1 bu
rejected a Gae; 40 bu grade NJ Sc. Toa 1ss 400
oATs-wero actlvo and irregular. a,rr.sins 7A@
rio mar&et vs Toty vsak esry, bstnr sscooratei on
advicss thss NV York M a4ts Dut Ito shorts took
Lod very freely = the dseiins wl:h f.e. toRa.he.
.tth rerot. Of stronger closing At Nsw York. eaasetf
rsrls: S 1T ryns te m ct ' sa1so' as0 I'D
ios VsTs esnary hela ID s n.sios q . e.y ~ aE.t.st
options Oash NJ. 2, .clor ths month"; sold IT sax
s7kc, and olo.ed at bl,<o seller Jano sailing up 10
soo, sad e,oss.i 1t soa. sei,or August sold It ss
closing It tho ouls.ds. Sailor September sold al
cs,a 'iss e. rys 's: Y so u j. .sbs s
nYE@ws. qtdot I'D 5o loss; s.lss Of No boins
reported At Voc. Nothing recarrd. Optlona WeFo
quiet snd easy a 10 fur ssptsmbsr and about TOO for
ords!s for eSsh ba7e T been ~..hdsarn, H. x.fm I'm
weather having stout Put an md 70 mailing. Hcueo
tho market for No. aud sanpia lota was dull and
Il. !. Iod At e.ey md was quoted Il sl,9a ia othne
houscs. Samples wnro Inactive and nomlual. Roller
@ s r.rs w. m ng " . m ns' M
trly sale. ale 1t o1, lht lnarket cua,ug Il
poot5tl.Uo4 Aalea 400 bu No. at$l.as.
, 1875-06-24
TELEcRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Hi'ecfaf VspaEth 10 THf ChitueD TfitKNs.
LIVERPOOL, Juno gil a. m,--FLouu-No. T. 2ls:
No. 2s,
GaA1a-W -Whsat-WinteE, No. 2 o1i Mo. ], 1a ID !;
springt Nc. 4 Ia ID: No. ], Fl 0l; wltto, No. 2
No. 1s Cd: club, No. Z, ~ ID No. l, na Cd Car
No. 2. a2s ID No. !, 12s Oil.
pnor1koAB-pprk-72se I'll. IArd-67a26gs,
L'vEnrool, juno 49, y. .m.-DuEApsruYJs-un
changed.
ILrEnpoot+ Jtue 73-2:3o p.m.-DRrADs1ugrs-un p.
changed.
11rxnpoo1, Juno 2s-5p p. m.-L4ap-SGs sdQbss.
1ioat unchanged.
LtvEArool, Juno 11-Lateat-FLoup-E1lsa BlatA
and Wcaicrn, 22s
-Whcat-Noa. 2 70 | spring. 81 2d9ss 10d.
Coru-lMl1cl, 37a Cd.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10 Cd; Eastorp, 81s
o. pcef-Amezean, ~ e1. Lasd-AuaFtasu, s7s
RAqou-1ansberlstll cut, ass ID.
CnrKaE-F1rm American, So.
TAL1ow-Aucricau, &ts.
PxrxoLxun-lleAned, pd; spiriA do, 7t5d
LONDON, Juno 2a-Tr:, BANK or EsoLAYD-
Amount Of buliun gone Into The DAnt Of England On
bAIance to-day, r2so.Qo0.
coSsoLs-for money, a3ss; accouns, p2,i.
UNITED STATES DoNDs-S6s, 10GH; 50, 10eH !;
lo-Aoa 1oAk; qcw ~, 1n1k.
AfEuloAa lA1tuoAn gEounlF1Es-Nsy yp1k Qso-
trail, W; Erie. 1lH; PrafeErel, II
TALLow-4s.
rAals. Juno 23.-1asarEs-14Y 19ka.
FnAKxgoar, Juun 33-UNrzRD 9rArra UoNpg-81
9sI.
ANTWERP. Juns s1J.-TETHo1EuN-1GXf.
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LAKE FRElQHTa.
FJtfrkan

drain fre!ahts wese more actsva but sssisr. under
heavy offerings. Early charters woFu luada Tor whs.t
1t axe and litter nt9te and for wheat u Elngston II
SIC. Tho esracity taken !ooss up 2a bu wheat,
5000 Gu corn, and 1900 bu oats. Fha charters
wtra' To Isngato-sehn u, Null, ]. q. nicAAsds,
saukos and Camden, xhe.t At axe: prop Russts,'
maiuteF caFRu wheat. both III through rata II
RlAson-RsAr Lady Ael,eimld, Fhsat u b,<e.
IuFYtIO. .
On the 2lst rates wctt arm aud unchanged. Char
ters Euposlsd shr II9boken COZ! to Chicago IT
no; schF IT. rotes cement 10 Toledo At so{ d, h.;
schr orcpsda aud L. ]. Farwo,1 sstns 10 pqtso{t 1t
.chrs lloas, slime to Cleveland; 4splt, 10 70 70.
lsdo and N, @. West, do to Frsout, III on tont1st,
pgrnoIr,
Tho chartefy reported on tho a4d were: schs Ben
Frantlu, staye4, colsswotth's Dock tIAks Esle) 10
Dual 800: .ehF 2. q. 1Ioug4ten. ss|s. nsy oily r.
MitTs4fea, lsq; stesm ba1Rp lsq4imauE md b4y6s
Guiding VIZ, ut, Day cisyt ohtesso, IL
Ci.EykLAND. =:
The following chsstan have raceotly beea snlds3
acAs III. pantiey, coal, Chicago. 6o, tsss scnr l.
Il. Harmlsoni, coal 70 Milwaukee, Coo, fses; sehs O.
r. Auch, coal 10 Marquette. Co., sud orp freight %
Totcdo pirate tsrns schr Conat!tuttoh coal from
UutAlo 10 Matquetts 1t 6Oc, 1rps ore fekAt Ia ~
tutni scht ". H. Vanderbilt, coal from Bun 10 10 .
Dululh. 74c. fEsa, aud pFa " Aahtah4lA 0a pr4Tate
tetius echFx Mule ll4uilton, QpYa Hl,4ehs Nd 2k
Andrew, raal y Hamilton, 10 gpld. ffsa. g.,
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MARINE.

PoBT OF CHICAGO. JUNE ~.
schr y. r. Atwater, charlolle coal ichr Robert B.
inmbef; barge Harmony, Waaistee, lumber iahT In
1av4op, Npskeson, lu1abes; prep Arabia, buffalo.
auntrtcs; pFqp !. T. Haro4, Hpughton, spnirtos
prop Mesaengsr, st. Jo su,driea; sting Corona, st.
10 aunlrfas; eclir y. Mueller, stuaaeapn, Lumber:
stmf Chicago, Mantowoc, eundfIes; prop Russia,
Dn1alo. sundries Rchr L. 81. Davis. Mastegor. luin.
ber; prop N. uroh, hfantatee, humber; schr J. &
A. Bronaoh, Manistss Lumbar; brig Wiudsor, MAnts-
tse lumber; schr L. Msu, Little Bua1nlco, lumbers
schr pslYer, Qurltpp BRICK; Rehx aeaEator Egg IIar
bor, cedar posts; scow Flora, saugatuct, llHRers
schr Milwaukee Bello. Meneipee lumper; schs Toy,
Muakegon, lun,hps; ashr !. ". bronson. Musaeson.
lumbar; prop Neponince, Muakegpn, AundrtcA;
ScoW L. srom, 8angatuek, wood scow Iaarssa. Bat-
8uturt, wood; schr Tom raine, stll! Msaks p4eE,
wool; schr 9. II. Aaok!sy, Mnsksaas; lumber; HehE
Emma A. Mayes #. Huron, lumber: sehr Ada Mcors,
Musksgop, luber schr Kate Lyonb. &luskeaon, ln,n-
ber bark Harvey Dise eeli Menotninco humber; schr
J. calchpoe, Black Nycr, lumber; schr Major ~, II.
FerFy White Lake. lumber; schr Christlaua. South
nayfp. tnneer; sehr T. si1nuipns, sluaisgqn,
lum,per; sohr Witflwiud, Musxeaop, tuu-
bcF: tug !. shertas, sheboyeap, naht; prep
o. D.. GRIND llareu lutnbrr; acl,r Andrew Js:kRoq,
Grand lIassr, lumber; sehs Eliza pay. White Lake,
laasa 1assSf sssefhn .sh9 sIsn
1saaa hsyen. lumber 'ear sat sien~ood, White
GIExa1p -Irnp Canada, Montreal, 14,4es ba wheat.
47b tsls pork hf!s bacon schr Npragsnsstt, Mar
1.ssls ny pn eqEp ls.7 BY oss ho1ss sq1ge. aaa
sehr 4. J: Marory, Laueolu, sundr!es; prop
9. AeitI, aisnialec, sundHea; barge '0fty'' 6f
Grand Rapids, 0mnd uaven, u cords stone: stmr
green hides and xundEtea; atur conors, st, Jo sun.
dEisa; stmr Mcxsppxur. AeuIon lIar1or, slnd5icg;
prop u. 0rph Mspfs|eu, 20 blu outl brl9 sugar sn4
suadrsca; prep Mupon!nes. a1uskegou, pkg5 u9uor,
10 h1. perh u btta best and s1nd scht Moekn9
txlo n, 80 tu wheat prop A1aryiIsls Dnn.o; 23oo
bu wrat, oua bsla aour, TOO plgs iead, aud sindss
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aeW yoaK pRY.ooops MARKET.
aEK YoAK, Juno G.-Hlsincsa continues quiet with
commission houses. Cotton goo4s., prints, shirts,
saa .ss. a',g'. ~ YER more .e,vs sp4 orsr. r.
aanus1 Fefe ta botter demand, Faucy casstneles
sqd vorsted coa.tngs were in fair dom4n4+ Five
bundled pieces ot black German dqeakpp were soll a
suction to-day It 'r urssa4- prcss goods and shAw1s
we're quist.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
:. Eo,7ox, 1uus 2o.-xool unchangs1: demand
steady but modarata Tho only grades Of wool waNto1
In interior arc medium dcecas aud coIubpx deaine
dAtceA but maupfacurery aEe not now 10 nuxiops to
secure hem u few woeks rao. supplies Of all kinda
ars sear At hand Ohio aud reunsyynnta aesces, COO
SO Michigan aud wiscouain Geoccx 472ooo; un-
washed conbing and delalnc including new Kentucky,
&3@no; super aud e1tta eees woola nuitt 1t BIC
, 1875-06-24

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itvs' In un'''"..' .
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lir.ss ir! lpa,s ~
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nrt,an,,t1,,r ~
C.Irraf1,,.at,ftM ftM
is.,sf' l,HIIs"'T'~1
l.oft' bri..'''''
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, 1875-06-24

7i!EEF.Ihe tnafkct waN 0nlct and eaAY. tnd frirrt
aro 6Mt to more than nominAl, 1t &a0034 4a0 for
Ppor 70 good lots.
, 1875-06-24

FOnE1aY EXCHANGE.
Sterling exchange WAS 43SGsi9l cabte trAnsfcfA,
London 4ba pari. SION. other rttes Of forrIgn ex-
M
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19
RaNKHUPT sALE,

WILL sell at Public Auctios. at my Office. in St.
Adams. at 10 O'Clock q. M, March Sd, 1876, the
following property OF the estate Of George stan
nard, Bankrupt IL letter press, | cutter, book
case, table also. dwelling house and two lots OF
land in ST. Adams, 100 acres OF land in Fairfield.
400 acres Of land in Jay, VT leo acres OF land in
Chissgo County, Minnesota, together with all
interest Of the Bankrupt in lands in the vicinity OF
Taylor Pals, Minnesota, and st. Crox Falls, Wis
consn claimed by l. X. Stannard; also. the
interest OF the Bankrupt in the stom House Build
Ing at Cauaan VT, and also the chooses in certain
accounts Of said Bankrupt. to be then emu
meratsd And will also sell at the Van Ness
House, in Burlington, at Public Auction, at
O'Clock w. NJ March 18th, 1875, the followin. prop
erty of said estate: 80 shares Burlington silver
Mining Company. 20 shares Vermont Horse Stock
Co. serv ice tickets OF w. Horse Stock Co., water
tank, / water pail wash bowl fox robe, double
harness; also the interest OF toe Bankrupt in the
estate OF stannard viele, consisting of 49, o
in Mortgaze notes, and lot OF cedar posts, lo'
Of wood cash Ss26 q subject to payment OF debt;
| Of said Stannard Viele; also at same time. lot
l0x95 feet situated Pearl street, in the city o.
Burlington $50 acres OF land in Milton, called the
Cobble Hill lot, and quantity of WOO cut there
| from during the past winter.
A. @. sAFFORp, Assignee.
| Burlington Feb. 9Th, l575.-dswtMari
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19
NEW ENGLAND NEWS.
TERRIBLE ACCOUNT OF FREEZING At SEA-
MEN RESCUED rRoN THE ICE.

TERRIBLE ACCOUNT OF FREEZING AT SEA-
MEN RESCUED FROM THE ICE. .
BosroN, Feb. l5.-The revenue cutter
Gallatin arrived yesterday from Province
town. where she has been engaged for the
past three days assisting fleet Of thirty or
more ice-bound vessels. The Gallatin
brought up four men rescued from the
schooner John Brommel. from Florida for
Boston, which was caught in the ice and
stranded. The men were badly frozen, and
amputation OF their feet and hands will pro-
badly be necessary in two cases. They were
sent to the Marine hospital for treatme Mt.
A fifth man of the crew, Charles Franks.
died on reaching the shore. He was frozen
in the rigging. and could be got down only
with the greatest difficulty. The cutter,
after coaling. returned yesterday to Prov
incetown. Unless the weather moderates
serious results are anticipated, as many of
the ice-bolnd vesse Is are out Of provisions.
and their crews unable to proceed or gain
the shore. The men of life-saving station
No. S are doing all in their power to suceor
them. and the cutter returns with needed
supplies
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19
For Al Female Complaints

Nothing equals DR.. Plerces Favorite Prescription.
1t is most powerful restorative tonic. also COM
bining tho most valuable nsrvine properties. es-
pecislly adapting 1t to the wants of debllitatsd
ladies suffering from weak back inward fever. con-
gestion, Inflammation, or liberation. or from ner-
vousness or neuralgia pains Mr.. @. W. Seymour,
Druggist, OF Canton N. Y. writes DR.. Pierce 4.
follows: "The demand for your Favorite Prescrip-
ton Is wonderful, and one man stated to me thai
his wife had not done days work in Ave months,
when she commenced taking your favorits pre-
scrption, took two bottles and is on the third
bottle and Is able to do her houss-work alone and
milk fourteen cows twice q day." DR.. Pierce!
Pavcrte Prescription is sold by all dealers in med
cine. Feb 10, deod&wIW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-19

Of choice New York and Vermont diaries hav'
been at % . 35ci IS 70 quality; and com
mon to good ct % . 300 Y b. Western butter a
063c Y b., - to quality. In Cheese sales hsv'
ranged from u l6{c b, Is to quality, and 10 In
demand. White Beans ct | so; extra pea y
gas @ 24s, and yellow eyes at g bush
Eggs at 81 o 36c for Northern and Eastern.
and Early Rose. Onions at e sOD2 IS ' Dbl.
WOOLrThere Is . steady demand for Domestics
but the scarcity Of water sl checks trade and pre-
for. The sales include 225 900 rs Ohio and Penn
sylvania neeces 1t 50 . SIC y b. for X and Xxx
1900 ms Michigan feeces At 5St % SIC; 5000
rs Western and other acecss at Is q &c
5000 Ms combing and deane selections at IS % $50
5000 bs unvashed and understandable neeces
It IS q 37tc ID.
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IN BaNKHUPTCY.

~ ,b. District Court Of the United States iJr tns
l Di.trics Of Vermont.-in the Of matter ID L. q A
" Caty Hankrupis Notice IS hereby gwen tnAta
petition has been fled in said Coart ny DeAl oo,
aid District duly declared bsnkruPts unue' Tao
Act of Congress OF March ID, $50; Tor disehsrs .
and certificate thereof. from all their inas .usa
AVID co-par,rer>hp debts and other claims prVsap1s
under said Act and that the I'd day OF hareh' y.
lS-5 ut 10 O'Clock o. IN, before me nun; y q
smaIley Judge of said Court, at his thsnoeIs ~
Of the same. when and where all ef'uitois
who have proved their debts and oth.r pers'ns ID
interest," may attend and snow ea,ss, .hy,t ne,
be granted. ,,r.A..-v
,s-.NSaxsg B. D. SMALLEY, CLERK
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The Grand Lodge OF the Good lem
plars. at its session in January, appointed
the undersigned TO the charge of Lee
ture Bureau so called, the design OF which
was TO provide, by such means as might
be necessary, corps of Lecturers who
would hold themselves in readiness to
respond to calls for lectures, when and
where needed. upon the subject of Tenn
perance. The plan also contemplated the
appointment by the undersigned OF some
efficient and earnest brother 10 the office
and work of Grand Lodge Lecturer. We
take great pleasure in informing the
friends and enemies of temperance every
where. that we have made arrangements
with our very able and eloquent brother
Rev II. p. Cushing to undertake the
work. He will, when the state OF his
health allows, answer calls for lectures
at Conventions, Festivals. Co. mons,
Mass meetings, Celebrations or any other
assemblage of the people where temper
auce is the theme, tor the year TO come.
1t will be expected that those desiring his
service will pay him a reasonable COM
pensation for his efforts and expenses ;
which we are sure will, when compared
with what other and no less popular lee
turers receive, be very modest indeed
The following named gentlemen will
also be in readiness TO speak upon the
same subject. at such times and places as
the people may desire, by giving them Suf-
ticent notice. viz
Col. John b. Mead &. W. c. T., Ran
dolph; T. f. Brownen, p. q. W. c., No,
Powna!; O. T. Butterfeld, Esq, VII
mington W. W. Atwater and W. II. ),
Whitcomb. Burlington; W. II. IL. Meal
lister and c. H. Baker, ST. Adams; Il. o.
Sturievant, Esq, G. W. G., Swan
ton Rev. J. X. F1ller, Richford; Rev
Z. Folsom. Waterbury Center; Rev. ?
| y. Granger. PeachIm; F. Plumley, Esq
G. w. S, Rev. W. \. Hazen, Rev. G. {
V. Eastman, Rev \ Green, Rev. W. j.
Kidder and lion. JoAHGregory, North
| field.
JOHN B. MEAD, Committee
r. o. STURT EvAST,
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TIMOTHY BuRDICK's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. , To all persons con
pisrHiof VI eairIhNpAN' s. Timothy Burdlek, lats
of Underhill in said District. deceased,
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District OF Chttenden, on the 9Th day
OF February, A. ID. 1875. Instrument, pur
porting to be the last VII and Testament. Of lin
othy Burdck, late Of Underhill, in said De
trict, deceased WIS presented to the Court afors-
said for Probate and It is ordered by said Court that
the p day Of February, A. ID. 1875, n: the Probate
Court Rooms, in said Burlington, be assigned fsr
proving said instrument and that notice therso:
be given To all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully in the BurlinS
ton Free Press, newspaper printed at said Bur
lington, previous to the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time ard place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate o. said VIII il you have
cause.
Given upder my hand at Burlington, IN stid D.s
trct this 9Th day OF February A. ID. 1875.
.c,vlg T. ). TAFT hesis;sf
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the United States tot the
| District Of vermont.-ln the matter OF Jonh
nm Rankrupt-In Bankruptcy. To the creditors
- ss;d pankpupt and all others WHOM u may e'h
Germ, The unoersi gned Assignee q the estate u
aid bankrupt hereby gives notice that II mas oeoa
orSs-e Nv the District Court Of aid District thst
,hst second and third general meetings ei tho
creditors Of said bankrupt, be held at the ,to,1.
House. in Bradford. in said District, on INC ~,
dav a; March, A. ID. 1875. at 10 O'Clock T. n Do'oio
H. . Tnderwo cd. Register IN Bankruptcy, Tor ths
nn,noses named in the nth and 18Th sections Of
Tie bankrupt act OF March ID. ls;s ana this rs :
a4so 49,. sssa-ne 80 ~ said Bankrupt. and that al
aid time and p ace IIshal apply to said Court .or
settlement o. my said accounts and ior o. senar
IN acca.danee with the provisions, OF said ssth
section g., n,.,, ,Ai. 9th dsy
=, p az ~ is s. e. HEAroS.
oi reo., ~ ~ ~ ssigucs,
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v,nIs is to give notice that on the prs. g,s
| Fshruary, A. ID. 1875, warrant In D1hA, x1.'
4 ,',.d s,.in-r the estate Of Amherst Morse'
" Nsws.n.. IN the county OF windhan and STATE
Of Vermont Who has been adjudged psnnuS IN.
~. oxn Ietition: that the payment OF any eeo. =
MS ~ daI;xsry OF any property belonging 70 "a
sansISp.. 20 hr or Tor his use, and me rTsn''
Of any property by him. are ioFs .aS SsSkrap,
.hs. -.a .hai- aebt, and TO choose one or In'fe
~ his estate, will be hold Mt Court Of
bankruptcy be holden at the eS e. Of eaua,y .:
g., nd state of Vermont, before A. unoel
vood. register. on the ID day d March, A. u
1879, A. ~ THOMAS FAILEY,
nsuutv limited States Marshal. As Messenger