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BOSTON MARKETS.

WEpunDAY, Feb. IL. 1879.
PLOUR-very little changs In Flour since last
week. eales at 5000 4 80 for Western superhne;
4 20 q 90 for common extras; 500 % 90 ior
Wisconsin extras; IS 90 . Is for Minnesota eA-
tras; IS 50 a 50 for White wheat, Ohio, lndlana
and Michigan; S. 5017 On for niinsis; And - 20 .
3 90 for ST. Louis; Fancy Minnesota brands range
from AZ 81 0 q % y Dbl. Corn meal Is dul and
prices are lower. sales at - IS Is g Y bei. IN
Rye Flour sales in small lots, II IS oo16 o. Dbl.
Dat meal at 81 MS 50 Y bhl - TO quaiity. nucA
wheat at 50 t06 25 per 100 ID.
GRAIN-rhe nsrke, for Corn has been quite nrm
and price, have ndvancsd. Bales Of Western mixed
and yellow at 6Ossc ' bush. Oats are quite urn;
Sales at ss q, 7se per bush ,or m,1 ss, san
and Fine Feed and Middiings At So @s2 per ton
PROVISIONS Tho marketis rather dull ,or rols $
prices easier; demand moderate. Sales at yloOi y
for prime - 90 90 80 for mess and W 90 . y
y Dol for cles and extra clear. Bssf 10 - arm
sales Of mess $40 60 . la 90: ext1n m9es v 80
family extra SIG o. a II 90 yeol- Lard nrm
sales Of City nd Wsstsrn, 1t Isieisc vfh soSks<
nPPRonuCE The dsmapd for Batter il n,odsrst'
and prices are gradually ssttling down seie
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IN BANKisUPTCY.


In the matter OF
Bankrupt.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his sp
pointment as Assignee in the above Untitled cause
Burlington, VT, Feb. 9Th, 1875. -
IN the District Coa-t OF the United States for tho
i District Of Vermont 10 the matter oi Geo J.
Stannard, Bankrupr.-ln Bankruptcy To the
creditors OF said Bankrupt and al others whom II
may concern: The unders gneG Assignee Of The
estate OF SAID Bankrupt hereby gives notice thai
u has been ordered by the District Court "i siid
District that the second and third general nieetlnss
OF the creditors OF sad bankrupt be held at ';e
| Office OF l.. l. Lawrence, IN burl bSton. ~ said
District, on the oth day Of March. A d. ~ A.
10 o'clock g. H., before Hon. L. L. Lawrence h"s
ister in Bankruptcy, for tho purposes nsinsd IN hs
| 9TH and 18th sections o. the Bankrupt Aet %
March ID 1867 and this is also 10 give notice thai
| have nled my final account as Assignee oi san
Bsnhrup and that at said time ami place shilI
appy 10 said court for settlement OF sad secouht'
ana for a discharge ron ali liability a. Ass= nse
OF said estate in accordance with the prov sluns c
| said 2s;h sect on.
| And the undeTsig ned gives potice that at ths
same time and place the accounts ui L. b Fi.tt 'nd
R. H. iIoyt former ass snees. Will he presented i'r
| adjustment. r,
A. ID Is75. A. Il. sAFPORD.
| a3u9u Asst nee
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FARM FOR YALE CHEAP

II NoWa as the Naranore Farm, contains 200
N acres of land; go acres in pasture and meadow,
and the balance heavily timbered. There is on the
farm two dwelling houses both in first class condi-
ton four barns. grsnary and hog pen. ice house,
and hen house, all in first class condition. There
is a good mill privilege and ordinary saw mill. The
river LaPlotte runs through the farm. furnishing
an abundant supply OF water at all seasons OF the
year Water is carried to the building from Hspsr-
failing spring There 3oO fruit trees on the place
rs in bearing and the balance o1r years set. There
are now on the farm IS head Of cattle, horses and
% sheep, and the farm will carry this amount
stock the year around. The farm, If not sold by
March lst will be rented to good. first class man
No other need apply. Payments made easy.
References. Z. 5. Rowley, Shelburn. or ID. C.
Smith. who resides on the farm, or apply to the
subscriber st Shelburn villag,.
wM. II. ROBERTS.
Shelburn VI, Feb. 3. Is75.-d3tawkwtf
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ACCIDENT AT NogrE WIIIIsFGy.-About
five p. IN en- Saturday, February Is, as
train 40. - was slowly passing the psssen-
ger depot in this village, Mr. H. N. Gill, of
Bolton, in attempting to jump on the en-
CINE, missed his footing and was carried
several rods, hanging only by his left hand,
and thrown with great violence upon a
glade Of ice near the water house, narrow :
ly escaping with his life. When picked up
his head was bleeding profusely from Gu.
three inches long on the top, his rick. side
badly bruised, and one fc1., -slewhai the
worse for the tsTb.e the engine wheel
having passed near enough to shave the sole
"a h,sS boot clean off, bruising the foot bat
not breaking the skin. DR.. 1. D. Aigsz,
who CHANGED to be passing Al the time,
dressed the wounds Of he injured man and
he was able e . taken home on the H.sas
express s
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Tbs CoLD SNAF-in this coolest OF cold
wintega thu thermometer reached what Is to
&c hoped will prove the lowest point Of the
season, on Saturday. In this State the .aer-
curry marked % below at Bradford, 81 at
North Ferrisburgh, 3 at MiddlcburY, and
IS at Fair Ha9en. In New Hampshire the
thermometer marked 80 below at East Con-
cord, and then the mercury CONCEALED in
disgust Reports from othe: places in the
State, all below zero, are as follows
Boscawen 80, Canaan 80, Hopkinton 30,
Iilloa 81, Plymouth 80, Newport b. Mount
SnEapce So, Meredith Nillag" SO, Cllremont
SIS, White River Junction 30, Franklin IS,
Laconia 81, Lancaster "a. The cold wave
did not extend over the entire State. but
entered between Concord and White River
junction, covering wide space OF about
seventy miles. In New York the tempera-
ture at Ogdensburg was % below. 81 a;
Whitehall, and Al at Warrensburg.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
THAT TERRIBLE "GAG LAW.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.-The Senate judi
ciary committee having been directed by
the Senate to report what is the meaning
and extent of the so-called press gag law of
June %, 1874. report to-day the opinion
that SAID act is not obnoxious to any citizen
and that in respect OF tho crime of libel it
confers no power either to bring the person
charged with litel into the District Of Co
lumbia or send him out of it. The report
is signed by Senators Edmunds, Conkling.
Frelinghuysen. Wright, Thurman and
Sfavopoop
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THE FIgE RECORD Alfred GIeenough's
house at Swanton was burned on the 9Th
inst. 1t seems that tie FIRE caught in the
wall, from an over-heated stove, and when
discovered, was under slch Roadway that
1t was thought impossible to stop ii. All
the furniture was saved. The house was
insured for 81 600 The saw and grist mill
of II II. Myers a Co, of Pownal, was con-
sumed by fire Sunday morning, Feb. It'll
The engine and boiler, though materially
injured, are not rendered useless. Loss on
mill and contents about $1,000. Iusur-
ance $4,000
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HALF Fans REqULATIoNs.-The Central
Vermont, rsssumpsic. Portland and Og-
densburg, and Montpelier and Wells River
Railroads, have entered into an agreement
limiting the occasions when half fare tickets
will be granted, as follows On and alter
February LIST. 1875. haf fare will only be
granted to persons attending camp meet
ings, Fourth of July excursions, State and
County Fairs and Teachers Institutes
Persons attending other conventions or
meetings Of bodies Of whatever nature.
where reduced rates are given. will be
charged local fare 'Egomg and one half fars
n .s;urRiAg with the exception Of Sab
bath School excursions, for which special
rates will be made by each road.
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LIST OF PATENTS The following is the
list of patents issued from the United States
Patent Office to Vermont inventors. for the
week ending January, 26, 1873.
Peter B. Laird, St Johnsbury, wheels Tor
dressing s.one Beauman Butler. ST. Johns
bary Centre, harrow and planter; W. W.
Holt, Bennington, jeweler's lathes d. Al
lard, ST Adams, spark arrester.
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CosyERsE In Philadelphis on Friday. Feb 9Th.
Elizabeth, infant daughter Of John Ii. and EiiEa-
beth p. Converse.
FIELD.-In West Milton Feb. 9TH at the resi-
dence OF her son, ID. l.. Field, Mrs. Laura Field,
aged 81 years and months.
NABB.-In this city, on THURSDAY, Feb. llth, Ms.
Sarah Nebh, wife oI Capt John Nabo, aged 70
years.
snr1a-At Ausable Forks, FEB. 18th. q; paralysis,
John Smith, formerly OF this city, IN tie 18th ear
Of his age.
LEWIS Suddenly, in Cleveland, Ohio. Feb. 10,
ISIS, Harriet Ii. Burton, wife OF Chittenden Lewis,
formerly OF ST. Adams.
BLIss-Ia Essex, Feb. 18Th. at the residence o..
her SOD, Samuel Blss, Widow Rosina Bliss, aged
= years
BrxIY.-In Jericho, Vt. Feb. H. Mr.. Philinds
BI1by, aged 81 years and months.
suIIH.-In So. Burlington, Tuesday. Feb. 10th
Sylphns H., wife @! Perpoat Z. SIN tn IN her sta
Funeral at the residence Of P. Z. Smith, On Der
set street on Friday, Feb. 10. =, II o'clock a. In.
! FowLER-In Colchester, October Il. 1874, Eda
Atwood, wife " Joshua Fowler, aged 70 yesFs.
sxIrH-In Colchester. Dec. Il. 1874. Mary l..
wife " Franklin 2. Smith, daughter Of John and
Harriet Severance, and grand dau ghter Of Joshua
and Eds Fowler, aged u years.
| FowLER.-In Colchester, February -. Is-5 Nellie
A, infant daughter Of william A. and Amelia R
| Fowler, and granddaughter o: Joshua B. and Edi
| Fowler.
Little Nellie, budding 1oseret
Lamokin Of our little fold,
Hall the gushing love we bore hsr
Never, never could be told.
COLLISs-In Richmond, Feb. II, 1875, 0: dFopsy
| Miss Mary Collins. aged 81 years.
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STATE OF VERMONT, D To all person. ss.-
DISTRICT OF cnrrrEspEs, SIS. Of Eiealer i. Glsss.
late Q. HinesburSh, in said District, deceased.
GREETING
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District of Chittenden on the 18th day q
February. A: d. ls55. an Instrument, purporuns 70
be the last Will and Testament. OF Eleaxer H. Glass.
late Of Hinesburgh in said District deceased, v.s
presented TO the Court Aforesaid for Probate. and
Is ordered by said Court that the 9th day Of Feoru
ary, A. D. ISIS, at the Probate Court Rooms In saN
Burlington, be gned for proving said Inseru-
ment and that notice thereof be given to all per-
concerned by publishing this order three week.
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, q neus
paper printed at said Burlington, previous to The
time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to APPEAR be-
fore said Court at the time and place Aforesaid, and
contest the probate of said will Il you have
Given under my hand at Burlington in sa'd
District, this 4th day Of February. A. d. 1875.
35w3w R. s. TAFT, Register.
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IN RAyKKrPTCY.

IN the District Court Of the United Sta'es LOT INC
/ District Of VermOut.-ln the matter 81 Ell rh
num- Bankrupt. Notice is hereby gwen tlst pc
titon has been fled in said court, BY Ri baInun
Of Milton, IN said District, duly declared bs al
rupt under the Act of Cuagres. Of carch u .; !.
for discharge and certificate thereof from az ~
debts ana Othes claims provab,r under sad Aei ana
that the ID tay " March, 1915. al 70 ocioeA
a. m, Lesore the Hon. II. A smalley, judge ~ SAD
Court at his Chambers in the ETY. oi furhhston;
Is assigned for the hearing O.. the same, when AM
where an creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons IN interest. may attend anu
show cause. II any they hsvs, why the Ptsyei VI
said petition should not be granted
Dated at Burlington, OF the IN day Oh FEBRUARY
ts-sNg,x3y b. b. SNALLEY. Clerk.
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County Convention

Tho legal voters Of Chittenden County, who are
IN favor of our State Prohibitory Liquor Law, are
requested to meet In Convention as the Hall Of the
Young Mems Christian Association In Burlington.
on Wednesday, Fob. a. at loi O'Clock a. M. for tho
purpose Of nominating candidate for County CON-
missioner for the ensuing year. and for sub other
business "a may properly come before them.
For the County Committee.
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Mr.. Scott, of the Highgate and Alburgh
Springs Houses. who is now keeping the
Riverside Hotel at Jacksonville, Florida.
writes to the st. Adams Messenger under
date of February 7th: "We are having
splendid weather here now, Just like June.
with thermometer at rs , in the shade. We
have new potatoes, beets, turnips, lettuce
and radishes. grown from our own planting
on the 25th OF November. Orange trees are
in blossom, with oranges on the trees"
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To TIE AFFLIcrnD.-No matter under what form
OF sickness you labor there is one truth you should
keep in mind All disease originates in an impure
condition Of the blood Purify that and the disease
mus. depart; but you cannot purify the blood by
the use of poisonous drugs, and exhaustive stmu-
lants. The best Blood Purifier ever discovered Is
DR.. Walkers famous VINEGAR BIrTERs compounded
OF simple herbs. Feb /, tdkwiw
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SIDNEY N. WELLS ESTATE.

DISTRICT OF cHITrESDKs, IS. sidney X. We'll late
Of Burlington, in said District. deceased.
GREETING.
AT Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and the District Of Chittenden, the 9Th day VI
February. 4. ID. i--j Instrument Dnrportinx
TO be the last VIII and Testament, y; Sidney
K. Wells, late os Burlington, in said Dist It. de-
ceased. was presented 10 the Court Aforesaid. io-
Probate and il is srered by sad Court that the 10th
day Of February, A. ID. 1875, at the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington. he assigned for proving
said Instrument and that notice thereO. be gwen
TO all persons concerned by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, 4 newspaper printed at sid Burllnk
ton. previous 10 the time appointed.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid and con
test the probate of said will, 4 you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 9Th day OF February. A. ID. 1875
32w3w r. ). TAFT, Register
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WIsrsR's WILD CHERRY BALsAN.-Thls Ba,samic
compound has become q home fixture. Let all who
suffer, and have in vain attempted to cure their
conghs, colds, bronchial or pulm nary complaints.
make use OF this unequalled remedy. 50 cts. anu
81 bottle. Large bottles much the cheaper.
Feb I9, dAwt
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STARKsBoRo.-W William Ransom, an old
inhabitant of this place. aged 81 years,
went to bed last Sunday night in his usual
health. The next morning his sou on going
to call him to breakfast found him dead in
the bed, and cold
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Gumlasrfial.
lBy Telegraph.
NEW YoRx, Feb. T.

New York Money and stock !nnrket.
NEW YoRx, Feb. l..
MONEY steady at 203 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper iG6 per cent:
STERLING was completely demorsifed and de
clined four times. After opening 10 wit from 4siG
,s5t hut before the close OF business nominal prime
rates we're advanced 1891 and 1891, IN 81 mpathy
with lower gold. which advance caused GOLD to 90
w from "a: to l4t, to lis, and l-lb. llJ bid The
last rates were dat FOR loanlng and per cent Tor
carrying.
CLEARIN6s. 81, 65+oco.
CUSTOMS Receipts, $4,000
Treasury disbursements s2il ocO.
Governments fraction lower, In - mpsihy
with gold
STATE BONDS quiet.
STOCKS were active and weak early n the day,
and prices declined to II per cent. Later IN the
day there was a recovery all around OF sat per
cent Tho features OF the days business were
| Northwestern, Pacific Mall. Western Union and
| Union Pacific. -,
The transactions Aggregated 265,oOo shares, with
| the principal dealings as follows Erie . ,So1
| Lake Shore, 400; Northwestern % 500 PaoihS
Mail Al 600 ST. Paul 10 800; 0hlos 223oO Western
J Union "a 100 Wabash, $500; Union Pacific q H.l
GOLD closed ut IFS.
MONEY closed 1t 2iG2t per cent
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Thousands OF injunetions. The cold catching
community. thousands OF them are serving prem
tory injunctions On heir coughs and catarrhs, In
the shape OF daily and nightly doses Of HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUSD AND TAR. The proxysms
silenced in forty-eight hours. Crittenton's :,
9Th Avenue. Sold by all Druggists. wilt
PIKEls TooraAcHE DRoPs-Cure In one minute
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RIcHMoSp.-Wm. Barney has bought the
farm and stock of Elisha Andrews for
"a 900. Elisha Andrews and 5. +. An
drews have bought of VIM. Barney his farm
and stock for s., 600.
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N5SKroN.-The musical entertainment by
the singing classes taught by ". W. Thomas
is looked forward to with great interest 1t
occurs on Feb 25th.
Mr.. Charles Palmer had several sheep
killed by stray dogs. one night last week
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The mean temperature Of February thus
tar ranges even lower than that of January
The mercury has been below zero every day
but one, for week, and the mean of tho
past half Of the month is 60.
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WILLIsToN Nm the poor house here is a
man named Tatro. "a years of age, who
saws cord of four-foot wood every dav.
Where is the nonagenarian who can beat
This ,
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1t is reported that Henry Goolen and his
son, former residents Of Bethel, in company
with others, eighty in all. who had formed
themselves together for settlement on the
Green river, persisted in the great storm on
the overland route. Report says all perish
ed bat a woman and three children.
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xorIcE IN BANKRUPTCY

,.,u,s IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the o'a ~
u ~ ,snaaIv. A. ID. 1876. Warrant ~ LAM Ian.
iapsy ;sa;d ,.ips n, me Count County . Or
Daaisy. =, S,ats of VERMONT who has oeeh
isnns, dhI bankrupt his en- petition am
= .ss dsss ssS
his use, b sns BY law: that nesting s sns
ere aid Pss.; 'i
and to choose one =, Court or Bankruptcy, to Be
IA. Ss II he oee o. Ea..sds psss% ~
ssSsor he County Of c.is. sso Rss.ssr.
mont, bSf0rs John /, hs"slp 49,, At 10 O'Clock
L the 18th day OIL rHoMAGHAILkY,
q N D.pu,y ualtsd States Marshall y As'shs''
s2w3W f.f...f =,
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MmToV. - TIE vital statistics for the
TRADED School district arc as follows

NORTH FERRIsBURG H-A protraeted meet
Ing mas been held at the church at North
Ferrisburgh TOR several weeks, with many
hopeful conversions. Rev. W. II. Meeker,
Of Midilebury. and Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie, of
New York, have bsen rendering valuable
assistance to Rev Mr. Bell, the pastor.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY

Rev. U. &. Wheeler, pastor OF the Con
Gregstional church of Grand Isle and south
Hero. received donation of 800. recently.
at an oyster supper held in the former
nleee
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w.r,rtown Union Live stock Market
Feb. l6.
AMOUNT or LIVE srock AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheep Lambs. swine.

AMOUNT or LIVE srOck AT kARAEI
Cattle. Sheep 4 Lambs. Swine.
This weet....... ~ i'o56 e..
Last week. 20 i,zl -
From Vermont. Oh $50 -
Prices OF Market Beef-A few choice. $40 - u;
,xtra SO so IiO 20 first quality, $ so a. 90; sec
ond quality s. O0Gs 90; third quality, s. % "a 80
Prices OF Store Cattle-Workng oxen per pair,
,too. $50. sI75, $40; Mich Cows and Calves
a Sm s,5N65; Farrow Cows, $22140; extra, $62d95
" " -lings, $loRls, Two Years Old, 32O@25: Three
rear Old $3Oni5.
y ears 4 Sheep and Lambs In lots, wool sheep
fIlces y and s. so each extra, 1875 20 %
- ~, s5N &c v n; Fancy Sheep, &c eb.
OF from 70 I, les. Tailow and Skins Brightoz
ui rI,ces q NJ 10 b; Tallow $40 &c b Country
Miaes, y &c Tallow. 5D5kc h; Peln, "
hi ~ "a SIC y ~: 'us, i40i5c v b.
al eV zach Oah On xApxa
Cattle-,23 head Of Nor. back owned BY WIN
and 2ss head OF Western Sorning. The supply IL
Calwell, to arrive tomorrow auepce OF the hare
light from the North in const a roads. The ligh
moving of stock over the ice in tn feeling in mar
supply has not occasoned better 'ov. We quot
ket, but the trade Is decidedly g. "
prices unchanged; slim stock very du- ~. amount
Sheep-A few focks run IN this morni alteration
ing to l056 head. Moderate sales, anc no sis IRON
in rates from last week. The range ofpric, eks
5I7c Ytb, according 20 the quality OF the d. ship
Poultry-We are Apprised that there are no no
ments o. live this week, as the weather mas d
moderated. Poultrymen at market Offering loo
for good chickens and turkeys; ordinary sradesA
%
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

JNIsTRCT OF VERMONT. sat- Brighton,
IL VT the 9th day OF February, A. u. ISIS
| The undcrsig nsd hereby gives notice OF his ap-
| Jopathan c. Page, OF Charleston. In the county
| OF Orleans, and State Of Vermont, within
| said District, who has been adjudxed a bankrupt
upon own petition, by the District Court OIL
SAID district. GEORGE y. DALE,
| Assvnee
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West finmouth claims to have the cham
pion cheese factory Of the State, in respect
to netting for its patrons the largest per-
centage on cheese and milk. The following
are the figures The capital invested Is
500; length of season, 223 days, from
April l4th to November s3i; average mum
Der of COWS, 100 whole number Of pounds
of milk, 545 .2Oi number of pounds Of
cheese made. s. .s93 amount OF money re-
eeiyed by patrons. SC, e09 90 net receipts
per 100 pounds cheese, Sll93j per LOG
pounds milk, 81 %.