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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

UNDERrI1L.-THAT grange, AoAIN.-A
Grange was established here by Deputy I.
c. Naramore, at his second meeting, in the
following good. sound" manner The
school house in which it was held was full,
and after listening to the extraordinary ad-
vantages, a. laid down by the able deputy,
paper was circulated for signatures
among the audience for al who wished to
Join in this enterprise and receive share OF
the benefits from buying all their goods at
cost and freight for cash With what sue
cess may be judged. as there were only
twelve persons thus far convinced. lmme-
diately the audience were dismissed and
the twelve chosen ones proceeded to elect
themselves to the different Offices, of which
there was one too many for the Changers,
unless some one took Two. Therefore it
was decided in solemn conclave to bestow
the ezra position (gate-keeper) upon a
namesake Of the deputy, Mr.. ". N. Nara
more, a worthy and enterprising merchant
Of this village, and the morning following he
requested them to consider his Office vacant,
as he preferred 70 remain outside until tins
| cash enterprise was little older a few ofthe
chosen" having LETT their portemonnaies
at home upon the piano, received e short
credit, and since then up to the next
regular meeting" by the perseyering
effort Of the Overseer quite number have
Joined, and it is expected that large num-
Der more will 90 as the terms are liberal,
and c. 0. D. payments made easy by way
of inducoment. BY extending time on en-
trance money until cows come in, in the
spring
The community is jubilant over It's pros
poets. Those outsiders known as worlds
people" are happy. because the stores (oi
which there are nine within three miles Of
here) will be obliged to sell ct ''grangers
prices" and save to them their cash (Or
credit for entrance money. All are happy
No, make mistake. Judging from their
looks, eight Zone is Granger supposed tC
be the purchasing agent for this GRANGE
merchants are not happy; no of course not
The exorbitant profits which they have re
ceived and spent in their extrayagant enC
riotous living, are very soon to be cut of
and they are looking forward t,
the time when their hearts shal
be torn out and their bones shall bleach OF
the sands by the sea. All hail the tim
when this millennium shall come, and wher
YOUR correspondent shall have the neces
sary funds (or be able to get an indorser
to ioin the Mt. Mansfield grange, and hav
nothing to do but to partake Of milk an
honey, and listen to the angelic singing
the ladies Of the aforesaid grange.
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BRIsToL.-Sunday morning, the thermom-
eter stood at 20" below, and Monday lie
below zero. The Big Cold Spring" as it
is called. at about half mile below the
village, whose temperature IL about 500
the year round, steamed and smoked like
Fayston volcano This spring flows out
from the left bank of the river near the
Dunshee bridg :, and is SO large as TO con-
stitute more than half Of the water Of the
river at that point the greater part Of the
time during the year. Above the spring
the river is closed with ice, below it Is COM
pletely open for mile or two, and the rocks
that peer abol the surface of the water
during this exceeding cold weather outyie
the most fashionable young ladies with
their gorgeous petticoats and outskirts Of
rufiled ice.
The Rocky Dale Dancing Association"
meet Thursday evening at the Excelsior
building Tor the purpose of transacting the
following business. LIST, to take some
measures TO prevent the association from
diving q natural death, or at least if it dies
TO keep the body out Of the hands Of the
clergy and undertaken. %, to raise en-
assessn, Mt to finish paying the South Bris-
toll fddl er. 81. if worst comes to worst. to
orvaniz, a clown and dramatic club for the
bey,efs of the Bristol Cornet Band. out OF
u a nbonix dust. 4th, to order Lieut.. Col
iHoxer 10 secure at once the medical atten-
nom of Dir. Prime, or at least to engage
none but Philadelphia graduates 9Th. &c
die before the doctor gets there. E.
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TALC0TI-WAEREs- Williston. Feb. 81, by
Rev. James Marsden. Mr.. Jonathan q. Talcott and
Acaline Warren, both Of Willis.on.
RKE-WoRIHISGTOS.-In Brooklyn. on Feb.
ith, by the Rev. james A Reed, Vim. H. Clarke, q
Burlington, Vt, and Ella, only child 0: the ate
Leslie -. Morthington.
HUsTER-WHucov8-On Tuesday Feb. g, 1875,
AZ the residence OF the brides parents, by Rev.
Geo 5. Guernsey, u. j. Hunter OF r tex Junciio on
snd Lizzie A. Nhitconb, OF Essex.
-GILBERT.-In this city, on the gth inst,
* the residence OF tho brides parents by Rev.
L. G. Ware Mr. Henry p. Allen and NJ IS Law snis,
Youngest daughter ot Judge ". l. Gilbert, bc,u OF
.a.s city
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Every moment % Delay makes your cure u-ore
hopeless and much depends upon the jui.c.cus
choice remedy. The amount @; testimony IN
.ayar co.. Dr. selcacks Pulmoaic Syrup, as a cure
sr Coasunptoa, "a exceeds al that can be
brought % supp,-. tho preten;.ons o. any other
medicine. See Dr. schencks Almanac, containing
the csrtle-.es C. many persons o. high respectable
ty, who hlve been restored 20 health, G;ter being
pronounced --curlble by physicians Of acknowl-
edged ability. schcucks Pa.mcuic Syrup slone
has cured many, as these evidences alone Will
show, but zee cure is c.teI promoted BY the en-
uloyMelt o, two other renee es which DR.. Schenck
provides nr the purpose. hose additional rene
O cs age Scheuck sel Weeg Tonic and Mandrake
a. s. Joy the timely use o. these medicses, &C
car3.u- On directions, pr. Scaeuck oertihes that
r-I.t any ease uf cHu-uu Htiuu may be cured
pr. Sraeucs d be a, the Quincy House. Boston.
90 The f..HW.r- Wednesdays, from 10 O'Clock
Jan. Ie,l all Ia. Feb 10Th and 2ith, and March
iocA and 2ith. Consultations free; but Tor
thorough examination ~ tie lungs with the hes-
promoter, tAo price .s 500.
Or Scheuck s. profess loually at his prime pal
ctlce. corner sixth and f.rch Streets Philadelphia,
every Monday, whtro all letters 0i advice must be
addressed. March l1-decd6wly
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FLEMyGToS, Hunterdon Co., N. j., June 26, 1874.
Dr.. R Y. PERca, Buffolo. N. Y. Dear Silt
IS with happy heart that pen these lines to ac-
know edge that you and your Golden Medical Dis
covary and Pargative rellets are blessings to the
world. These medicines cannot be too highly
praised for they have almost brought NE cut Of the
gave. Three months ago was broken out with
large ulcers and sores on my body. limbs and face.
procured your Golden Medical Discovery and
Pursatve Pellets, and have taken 81 bottles and
to-day sm IN good health. all those ugly ulcers
having healed and left my skin in natural
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SuERvAs I'm W.noosk', Jan. 2Gth. phona l.,
lau-ate- o. Harley aud Marietta sherman, aged
% year.
PAE4cH.-ln ulneshu- q, Jan 18th, 1876. hattie
LOUISA, daughter oi y. ". and L. A. Partch, aged
! . ears, months and days.
LAwREScz.-ln lline 'hurgh, Feb. 9TH, Guy OTIS,
youngest child % M.Io Lawrence Of scarlet fever,
a sed years.
NEAug.-BeuYa amin F., soa O.. Mr.. Alfred ard
Mary Nea'e, 20. Inflammation Of the heart. ased one
ear ana -iX months.
IN Norfolk, St. lawrence Co.'S. Y, January 18th,
1870, { ark Calm. tOfmsrly o. New Haven, VI,
a sei 90 years.
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IN BANnHUPTCV.

IN the District Court Of the United Stste' iof iA5
nm Rankrupt-In Bankruptcy. To toe cse'iitoTs
OF said BANKRUPT and sll others whom % may con
Germ. The Undersigned Assignee q the estate %
seid pankrupt hereby gives no; that i has been
-5rad nv The District Court OF said District, that
thai second and third general meetings or tho
creditors of said BANKRUPT, be held at the Iroter
House, in Bradford. in said District on ne : n
Hon A Underwo cd, Register IN Bankruptcy for tho
nnrposes named in the 9TH and 18th sections o.
he Bankrupt act q March ID, lss' and ~ IS
siso 10 1--WE notice, that have filed NJ final &C
count a. Assignee Of said Bankrupt. AMI ihat Ak
AID time and place, shall apply 10 sad Tour iol
settlement OF my said accounts and Tor discAai g
s,om ali liability as such Assignee Of sad esiile
in accordance with the provisions Of SAN STA
section. .,-r,,.,,. .hfs CT, l,v
=, D a. a n IST5. $ q. HsATOS.
Vi ,5 aeo., n Ass -acc.
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Bankrupt Aotirts.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

10 the matter OF
Bankrupt.
The uaters -net hereby gives notice OF MS ap
pointment a ASS Enee n the ab0se Untitled cause
A q. Stafford
IN the District Cosrt Of the United States for the
/ District o. Vermont.-lu the matter o. Geo J.
Siannard. BankTupr.-ln Bankruptcy To the
creditors o, said Bankrupt. and all others whoa II
nav concern The uuders -ned Assignee Of tae
estate o. said Bankrupt hereby gives notice that
Il has been ordered by the District Court Of SAID
District thA. the second and third general meetings
Of the creditors o. said bankrupt. be held at the
Office OF L. L. Lawrence, N Burlington, IN sad
District. on the -th day Of March. A D. $50, Al
10 O'Clock a. H. before Hon. L. L. Lawrence, he-
ister in Bankruptcy ior the purposes named IN me
9TH and 18th sections e the Bankrupt Act OF
March 2i leo snd this is asJ TO give notice tDai
| have filed my final account as Assignee Of SAD
BANKRUPT and that at said time and piace ssall
apply 10 said court for settlement OF SAID accounts
and for discharge ron ali liability As ASS gnee
OF said estate IN zcccrdance with the PROVISIONS o.
said 18th section.
And the undersigned gives notice that at mo
same time and place, the accuuuts Of l.. Plltt ana
R. H. Ioyt former ASST nees, vii! he presented .of
adjustment.
A d ISL, \. q. Stafford.
a3s3w Assignee.
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STATE OF VERMONT } To al persons con-
r,,,-,,,- 81. ..,.-. tcerned in the estate OF
DISTRICT OF cHirTESDEN' IS >sdney X. Vel, late
Of Burlington, in said District deceased
GREETING
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District OF Ch.ttenden the ith day Vi
February. A. d. l~'5, Al Instrument purpo.tlns
to be the last VII and Testament. OF Sidney
l.. Wells, late o. Burlington, "a said District. do
ceased, was presented to the Court Aforesaid. Tor
Probate. and i oruere by sad Court that the 10Th
day u February, A ID. l--5. At the Probate Court
Rooms IN said Burlington, he ASST -ned for proving
said Instrument and that notice thereof be given
o. all persons concerned by publishing Ia ; order
three weeks excessively in the Burlington weekly
Free Press, a newspaper printed at s.ii BurliuS
ton previous to the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified u appear hetor5
said Court. at the time and place a.aresad and con
test the probate Of said will, Il You have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in SAID Dis
trct this 18th day o: Fehruary, \. u. So
32w3w r. ). TAFT, Register.
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WILL sell q. Public Auction. at ny flee, in ST.
L Adams at 10 O'Clock a. IN, March 81. ISIS. the
following property Of the estate Of George j. stan
nard, Bankrupts-l letter press, I cutter, book
case. table; also, dwelln- house ana two lots Of
land In St. Adams 10 acres o. land IN Fairfield.
1870 acres 81 land in Jay, Vt, To acres Of land in
Chisago County. Miunesota, together with all
interest os the Bankrupt in lands In the vicinity Of
Tay Tor Falls, VI nnesota and 81. Cr0X Falls, Wis
consin. claimed ny L. X. Siauuard; also, the
interest O. the Bankrupt IN tae' Ustom House Build
ing at Canaan. Vt, and also the chooses in certain
accounts o. said bankrupt. % be then emu
narrated And / VIII also sell AZ the Van Ness
HOGse, IN Burlington, al Public Auction, at >
o'clock D. m, March 18th, $50 the following prop
erty OF said estate 30 shares Burlington Silver
Hlnl - Company, 30 shares Vermont HOrse Stock
Co. -erv ice tickets @: Vt Horse stock Co, water
tank, / water pail, wash bowl, fox robe, double
harness Also the interest o.. tle Baukrup: IN the
estate OF Staunard Fele, consisting Of $3.50
in Mortgage notes and lot o. cedar posts, lot
o. wood cash So % Subject Co payment o.. debts
OF said stannard Nlele also NJ same tine, lot.
f1x9s feet, siuated On Pearl street, IN the city Of
Burlington. 100 acres o. land n l.t ~ called the
Cobhle Ii ID lot and quaint " 70. woo cut tAeEe-
from during tie lls- y E-c-.
y. q. Stafford. Assignee
Qu-l-.rt-u. Feb. l-h i--I.--i sR.MAri
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A FRlGHTFUL CHoRUs.-Nothing strikes 50 IN
pleasantly upon the Of an afectionate parent as
the wheeling, snuting, coughing, and hoarse voices
Of family OF children labOring under bad colds. A
chorus of this dismal kind IS kept up in some
households the winter through. sim oily because the
faher and mother either ignora At Of the means
OF cure or are guilty Of gross elect. HALE's
HONEY or HoREHoUND AND TAR, will establish
quiet in three days. No cough or cold can resist
IT. soothing influences. wilt
PIKE's TOOTnAcHE DRoPs-Cure in one minute
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IN the District Court Of the United States .rr '3s
| District OF VermOnt.-in the o. matter D. T. a y
W Cady Bankrupts. Notice : hereby gwen 'Aata
petition has been filed IN said Court, BY Hesfp'rh
T. Cady and Alphonso v. Cady, o. bdr4n5,"h "a
aid District, duly declared btEkrup;s untss tiif
Act OF Congress OF March ID. l-67. FOR disehAs
and certificate thereof. from ali tneif inoi' esti
and eo-usrtuer.hip debts and other et ms ui".
uncer .ald Act and that the 2t Jay q. March - u
is-5 at 10 O'Clock a. m, before the het. ~ =
smaliey, Judge Of said Court, AZ hs ftaA''i, ~
The eitv of burlington. = ass -nea i- tFr rti7.-
Of the same wien agd Har-r sl t. n'l''T
vho have proved titir debts. asa H.l-i f-'- "
interest. may attend and sh." r'urr' % .
be granted.
Dated AZ Bur lin sn GA tn 7.l tiy Q. 'r.'ttr5,
,si1N13g}w b. b. SsALLEy, t-ic.S
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Spttial Aotltes.

fla CuUGIs Coins ASp CONSUMPTION. tie n5S
auUroyss ald reliable remedy is the well known
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM By care
mi o. get tie -cuu re- Price. large bottles, 81 (;
small io.l stvle] - cents. CUTLER BROS Co,
Nh.i--a.e pu-eIsts. Prop-et9-s, Boston.
Soy -t-C-t-w4w a.
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NOTICE.
JONI jameson, STATE OF yERMONr.
.e,1 vs. (CHrrTENDEN COUNTY IS.

john jameson, STATE OF 'ERMONl,
Is,ae1tsJ.vysox (CHrrTENDES COUNTY IS.
WHEREAS, John Jameson, OF underhiil, IN said
w county, has preferred his petition g. the
County Court, next u be held at Burlington. with
in and FOR the county C.. Chttenden.-settln- iorth
that said petitioner was. on the 10th daT ol De
cember, A ID. l-66, at Leeds. IN the Province 81
Quebec, married 10 Isabella Reed. of sad Leeds
that he lived with sad Isabella n tbs faithful
discharge Of all duties incumbent upon him by
reason Of said marriage, until On about the tn
day OF September. AID. l-57, when said lsete "A de
serted said petitioner, and hath s'ncs said date
lived separate and apart :i5m said Petitioner And
further stating that sald petitioner hath resided IN
the State Of Vermont .0r four years last past, AMI
Uuderhil Aforesaid, sccs the ~ day e. Uctober
A. ID. 1873.
And praying that divorce from the bonds Of;
matrlmOny between himself and the said Isabella
may be decreed BY said Honorable Court
And whereas il has been made 10 appear 20 no
that the said Isabella Jameson res des Ont o. the
State. do order the said John Jameson O. give
notice 10 the said Isabella Jameson q the reieTr n
and film o.. said libel by publishing the i1Tc-u D.
substance OF said libel with this order OF
three weeks successivc-y IN the burlington Free
Press, public newspaper printed at sali Burning
ton, the last o. which publ cation 20 be at ie1s, SIX
weeks previous 10 the term o. Court next % BE
holden at Burlington. with IN and iO- tie county o.
Chit1hden, on the first TUESDAY OF April. \ d
1875. And said publication being made, the sad
Isabella Jameson is recu red t. appear in said Court
on the first day Of said term and then AID tAero N
said Court. 10 answer to the aioresai ihei o. the
sad John jameson
Dated at Burlington Aforesaid, the 2i day Of Feb
ruary. a. d. ISIS. y. :. HOWARD. Clerk.
E HENRY POWELL ATTY. 3-w3N
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WILD CHERRY BALsAS-The memo ~ Of DR.. Wis
his Balsam Of Wild Cherry has cur ed OF coughs,
colds consumption, CT some other :O..m Of Pulm0n-
AIRY disease 50 cts and 81 4 bottle, large bottles
much tho CHEAPER d&wit
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TIMOTHY sU.DICH.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con
Di'ihi0i VI eHii hNDIN - Timothy Bu-Gck, late
OF underhll, in said District deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District OF Ch.ttenden, the 9Th day
Of February A. b. ISIS, an Instrument. pur-
porting to be the last VII and Testament. of in
othy Burdick late Of Underhill, in said Dis
said, fer Probate and il Is ordered by said Court that
the 27th day Of February 4. ID. 1875 N the Probate
Court Rooms in said Buriin ston. be asst ned ;Jr
be given to all persons concerned. hy publishing
this order three weeks successfully ia the Burins-
ton Free Press, a newspap printed al said Bur
lngtOn, previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified e. appear
before said Court ut the time and place a.0resa a,
and contest the probate o. said VIII il you have
cause
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
triet. this 9Th day @. February \. d. ls-5.
3w3w K. ). TAFT, Register.
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IN the District Court OF the United States pr the
| District OF Vermont.-ln tho matter Of u Bar
mum, Bankrupt. rotce IS hereby even 'nst = pc
tition has been fled in said court by I'll Barnrm,
Of Milton in said District, daily declared aaus
rupt under the Act Of Con-res- uf March "a, ,-o.,
for discharge and certificate Thereof, lfo,u ali b
that the I'd day OF March, l-l5. al 10 "c.orA
a m, before the Hon. d. A snall-y, Judge 20. SAD
Court at his Chambers in the city oi hufi i-l'h,
where all creditors who have proved tnelf ttnts.
and other persons in interest, may attend snd
show cause, II any they have, why the prayer ''
aid petition should not be granted
Dated at Burlington, on the 9Th day oi February.
I615.-33w3w b D. SMALLch' t4e4A'
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The State Militia.
MEETING or THE OFFICERS or TIE FIRST
REGIMENT.

MEETING or THE OFFICERS or TIE FIRST
REGIMENT.
Pursuan: TO orders from h headquarters. a
meeting of the officers of the First Regiment,
Vermont Militia, was held at the Van Ness
House. Wednesday evening, February 10th,
to elect Lieutenant Colonel vice Lieuten-
t-Colonel Davis, removed to Chicago.
The following officers were present Colo
mel Theodore S. Peck. Burlington Lieu
tenant Colonel W. L. Greenleaf, Winoo:ki
Qsartermaster- General Kingsley, Rutland
Adjutant Tenney, St. Adams; Quarter
master Smith. Burlington; Capt. F. f.
Walker, Lieut.. Young and Lieut.. Lovely,
Springfield Capt. Carr, Lieut.. Hatch,
Lieut.. Webster, Brandon; Capt. Kinsman.
Lieut.. Edgerton, Lieut.. Day, Rutland
Lieut.. Maynard, Middlebury ; Capt. VIII
lams, Lieut.. Howes, Lieut.. Tillotson,
Mortified Capt. Julius j. Estey, Lieut..
Holdin, Lieut.. Thorn, Col. Levi X. Fuller,
Commanding Fuller's Battery ,Brattleboro;
Lirnt orion. Lieut.. Brigham, Westiord
Ca,t. Gambe.l, Lieut.. Chamberlain, Lieut..
Waterman, Bradford Lieut.. Bordo, s..
Adams Lieut.. Chambers. Lieut.. LeClair,
Winooski.
On proceeding to ballot, Major W. L.
Greenleaf, of Winooski. was promoted to
be Lieutenant Colonel, and Captain Carr,
N Company L., Brandon, was chosen Senior
Major, vice GreenleGf-
After the transaction of business an ad-
journment was had to the dining-room Of
the Van Ness, where Messrs. Barber &
Ferguson had prepared a substantial repast,
to which full justice was done, and the
meeting adjourned after very pleasant re-
nrinn
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L. P. Barron, Of Wa .hington, has in his
possession jack-knife taken from the
stomach Of COW recently slaughtered by
John c. Thompson. The knife was opened
when found. 1t measures about seven and
one-half inches in length, open. and from
the appearance Of the slrmaeh it must have
aid there some time. /: is probable the
COW Inistook It for bone, IS its handle is
Of horn. \ ht;lc sha' p feed
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". W. Calling and 7. a. Taft, OF this
city, entered the Troy Business College as
students on Friday the 5th isst. The
school. We learn, is now in highly proper
Gus condition having about 300 students in
attendance.
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ST. ALBASs BUTTER MARKET, FEBRUARY
MARKET on decline. Quotations com
mon to fair, winter, 20 to 25c.; medium 10
GOOD. fall, 90 to 25c. selection, 30 to 33c.;
choice. Sic. Shipment. $50 tubs.
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NORTH FEsEIsBU RGH.-A call Is out for
tie citizens of Fer7isburgh to meet at their
town hall. Thursday evening Of this week,
TO organize for the purpose of enforcing the
'lw against fishing at certain times, passed
Al me last session OF the legislature.
Thermometer, Sunday morning st seven
ek, 10 . below zero
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II ISOWN as the NaraECre Farm, c0uiA. aJ
n ,cres oi laal. go ceres u pasture and meadow
and 1 &c balance heavily timbe-ed. There IS on the
farm ~ dwelling houses. both 10 i7,- class candl-
ton. .1ur barns -rauary and hog pen. zee house,
: 3 -cod mill privilege and ordinary saw MILL The
river Lat .otte runs through the ;a--l. furnishing
an abundant supply o. water ~ al seas lu= % the
wear Water carried O. Tie ou-.14 a. from Hfuer-
f4ng sprirg. There GOD rui- trees On tie place,
70 IN bearing aud the balance iocr years set. There
are roy on tho farm 35 head 81 cattle, horses and
4. sheep and the ;arn v Id carry It's amount u
s,.ck tae wear around. The arm, g not sold ~
March lst viii he rented 20 good. u-st o.ass man.
No other need apply. Payments made easy
References Z. :. Rlw-ey, Shs.aurn. o. ID. G..
Smith. who resides on the .s-ln. or apply 10 the
suhscrl5 III SheltC-u village.
NM. H. ROBERTS.
she.bu-n. VI. Fob. 3. i-75.-d3,awxwt
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Rev. Geo. S. Guernsey will preach IN
Essex Centre. next Sunday, Feb. IA Sab
lee. in the afternoon, Scripture Doctrine
Repentance.
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AT the residence of John n. Pomsroy.
E-o.. the mercury has indicated the fol-
lowing temperature for the last four days,
in each instance being bslow zero Sunday,
lie: Monday. l5e; Tuesday. 100; Wed
nesday, 90. The observations were taken
at : O'Clock on the morning Of each day.
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The average temperature for the month OF
January, 1875, as compared with that
month for 1874, was lOo lower,-the
average for 1874 being 24o. and for 1875.