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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-10

The SwASroS BREAKwATER.-Ihe new
crib tor the new brcakwater, at Maquam
hay. SWanton, has drifted some ways south
OF where it was set. and as the bay is frozen
up it j. not likely that it will be filled this
uint,r
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CAuGHNAwAGA INDIANS TO SErTLE IN IN
DIAN TKRRIroRY.-A deputation of Caugb-
nawaga Indians has been waiting on the
United States government at Washington
upon the subject of being allowed to settle
In the Indian Territory. A favorable an-
swer has been received and when the treaty
is concluded some 700 people intend to emf
CRATE from Caughnawaga, the Canadian re-
seryation being too thickly populated.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

MINING IN VERNoST.-The silver and lead
mines in Hartland are said to contain rich
specimens of silver and lead, with small
amount Of gold.
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CHANGE cd EAsE Hon Charles s. Dana.
the Collector of Internal Revenue for this
state. has received instructions from Wash
inrton 10 remove his oth,c from ST. John
bury to Montpelier.
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st. ALBANs-TuE WnDKN HOUSE Thurs
DAY next the 9th instant, is the day set for
the auction sale of the Weldon House and
it> contents at St Adams. The latest IN
formation relative 10 this sale is that the
parties holding the mortgages to the amount
OF about : "a. 900 will bid it IN. Quite a
large attendance of hotel men i expected
At the sale. Another report has 1t that
Bradley Barlow and Lawrence Brainerd
will bay &c.
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AT THE "BEE HuvE.-
WINTER GOODS
AT THE AT THE
AT THE BEE HIVE"
BEE HIVE. BEE HIVE.
NEW BEAVER CLOTHS.
AT THE AT THE
NEW CLOAKING BEAVERS.
BEE HIVE. BEE HIVE.
NEW WINTER sHAwLs.
AT THE AT THE
NEW DRESS GOODS,
BEE HIVE. BEE HIVE.
BLACK CAsHMEREs.
AT THE At THE
NEW PRINTS.
BEE HIVE nEE aaUUE
Ladies 4 Gents UNDERWEAR,
AT THE AT THE
Ladies & Children 5 LEGGINGS.
BEE HIVE. BEE HIVE.
The Larges; Stock Of
CARPETS
BEE HIVE. BEE HIVE.
la the State of Vermont
AT THE THE
BEST STOCK, BEST GOODS.
ZEE HIVE BEE HIVE.
Now selling at tho
A' THE AT1HE
CLOSEST CASH PRICES,
BEE HIVE. BEE HIVE.
Al THE BEE HIVE"
A. ThE AT THE
College Street
BEE HIVF. NEE HAVE
PECK BROS.
A. 1Ht BEE HIVE
Dec s-d&wtf
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GEESE FEATHERS ron SALE.

1'hE subscriber has a quantity Of purs Zee o
L Feathers, for ninety cent per pound A l.heraI
deduction Will be ma1e % tn. trade All orders
Will recei We prompt sttent on.
Also, the subscriber wishes o. purcha-. any
quantity Of well-attenrd and vol -diessei poultry
dry picked and delivered, without heinz frozen AT
his residence, in Nilliston. Vt any time between
this date and the lst o. February 1876, for which
the highest market price will DO paid The better
the poultry the better the price. Also if des rcd
! will buy well-attened poultry alive. with small
deduction from dressed, to cover expenses OF
dress NJ SMITH Wight
willi-tOn. VI, Dec -th, is-j.-elv3w
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Commercial.
Waterfowl sniop Liv. stoeh Marsei
Dee. >.
AMOUNT ~ LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.

NNfhNt Nf LIVE sfhta AT hAAkEI
Cattle. Sheep Lambs s-ihe.
TINS WEEK.. 2il 44lu "a
Last Wevh---.-.-. l,il, I65i
From Vermont. 40 g5l
Prices of Market Bee!-A Few choice. siO 15Gl1 ~;
extra, s. TO Glo 40 hfst quality, s. 5OG so SOC
chi qua!ty s. oJ a. o. tnird quality, s; % a. %.
Prices OF Store Cattle-Working oxen per pair,
500, 80 s95, $40. Mich Gov. and Calves,
rom i}5fICl fsrrow Cows 1910. extra s653s5
Yearlngs, slNdl3. Two Years Old. ilsd8 Three
Years old, i2sdi5.
Prices o. Sheep snl Lambs-Iu lots. g. - g 20.
8 and - each, extra, a. jlsi ~, or .Eum to
CscR n
Prices o. Hides. Tailow and skins Bri. hton
Hides, U74c Y ID Taiiuw. 5tD tic y n Country
Hides. 1'c II Talow, "a &C Y Il pelis -lssr
81 . each Cali SKINS, lilsl5c z II.
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I'VE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been al
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Cuitte uen, Comm oueTs to re-
ceive, examine and ADJUST the claims and demands .;
all persons, against the estate u Gridley JOY
also all claims uui demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and SIX months from the day OF the date
hereof being allowed by sad Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice, that We will
attend - the business o. appointment. at tho
dwelling house OF Mrs. JOY, IN riehO, IN said Dis
triet. on the first Mondays OF January and May
next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on each Of said DAYS
Dated this 81 day Of November. A. d. IsI5.
o,,. AMOS tA,2,TcMhN' Commissioners.
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NEW YORK, Dig )
corToN steady, Ils In advance. sAles q;
bales At Iat tor middiiug uplands.
FLOUk-necelpts 10 sis barrels mcde ate tus
ness doing, chiefly shipping grades, aud prices
without decided change, winter wheat heavy
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VA Z. the subscribers, hav NJ been appointed BY
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
tret Of Chlttcnden, Commissioners 10 receive, r1-
am and adjust the clai OF all nter,s Ell
in the estate OF lHvd +. Noyes late OF Bull st0n
in said district, deceased. ard also all clam and
demands exhibited Ol-et thereto. and sx
months from the DAY OF the daie thereof being
allowed hy SAID Count Tor that purpO O. We do
therefore hereby give notice that will attend To-
the business oi our appointment, at the frJf a'e
Oihce, in said district. on ths fourth MOudays 81
January ami May next, At 10 O'c ok A. ~ vl.
each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 20th DAY o. November, 1875.
r. PARKER g..
tx
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I'VE. TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District al thltteudeu, Commissioners t.
OF all persons aginst the estate Of Charles kuseit
late VI Burlington, N sad district, deceased, and
thereto; and six months from the day Of tho dats
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pursc
do therefore hereby give notice, that We VII
attend 10 the business 81 our appointment, at the
Office Of the late Charles Russell on Pearl street
the city Of burlington. in sad District, the Il
Wednesdays o. Jauu.r, aud p.u next ut 10 sloeE
\. NJ, on each % said days.
Dated this 18th day @. November, a. -. is75-
HENkY l. .uMIs, 1.,.....,.
l. Z. DODGE, O''-'i
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Egypt.
WAR WITH ABYssISIA.

LONDON, $50 a. m. Dec 6.-The Co.
logne Gazette publishes report that the
khediye has ordered Is 900 men t. march
against Abyssinia.
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DIR. Wistars BALsAM or WILD CHERRY may be
we'll called wonder OF medical science" 1t cures
coughs and colds nstanfer 1t soothes the irrtated
parts; 1t heals the Inflammation; and even con
sumption itself yields to its magic influence. 60
cents and 81 bottle; large bottles much the
cheaper. Dec 10, -deodAwlw
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STOWE Bruce and Ladd have bought a
new machine for turning out clapbOards all
ready Tor use, for which they paid $500.
The friends of the Baptist church are to
meet at that church, this evening. Deem
Der 9Th, To arrange for the purchase of the
church and the land On which it stands.
Western Demerritt has killed the cham
piln hog ol the season. IL weighed $50
pounds.
sam Scribner eloped from this tow about
ten days ago, and no clue has yet been
found a. to his whereabouts. lie leaves Il
wife, two children, and aged parents. N.
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EcosOuIcAL INV FOOD Twenty -dvo cents will
buy package Of Sea Moss far.ne, made from pure
Ir.sh moss which will make 20 kinds Of dishes such
as cakes, pies, puddnss, &C., or 10 quarts Of Gus.
taId-. ieilcs creams, Charlotte Russo blanc
wanse, a.. sold by all Druggists and Groeers.
April JU--ileesi4wly
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r9n1TVv Come into the b0udoir, Maud,
a @assles For the cheating silks have down
lALAa.lLlal In length EUREKA Is no fraud;
HITS We sew with it alone
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BOLTON The bears are getting t, DC
quite familiar Several valuable sheep have
recently been killed by them. Eleazer
Stockwell had large buck killed last week
who, by appearance OF the ground. must
have done some tall fighting before he sue
cumbed to bruin The same bear came III
to the hlrnYart Of Andrew Cox. one night
lat Mcek
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GREES MoUSTAIg RAILRoAD.-A meeting
of the cOrporators of the Green Mountain
Railroad Company was held at Rochester,
on Thursday, the 2nd inst. A board of di-
Iectors was elected. consisting of the fol-
lowing gentlemen John Sprague, Of
Greenfield, Mass: Samuel Wells. of Mont
pelier; Charles Morgan, Of Rochester; NJ. c.
Edmund-. OF Weston. and o. e. Fits. of
Wardsboro. The proposition of George W.
Prentice and his associates to finish and
equip the road was discussed. The people
of X ochester have long felt the need OF rail
road facilities in that valley The road
would materially add to their wealth and
also develop and bring into near market
vast amount of material that now lies dor
mant for want of conveyance to market by
rail. Everything seems favorable for Wig
orous prosecution of the enterprise on the
opening of Spring. II the towns all along
the line will do as much in proportion as
Rochester is Wiling to do. an early con-
struction Of the road will be secured.
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CHAEIorrE-The second lecture in the
Lyccum course was delivered by the Hon.
Walter c. Dunton of Rutland. Friday, the 81
inst, who repeated, by request, the sound
and practical address which be delivered
at the Chittenden County Fair. last Fall,
and which We printed in full at the time
The next lecture will be delivered on the
evening OF December 18th, by the Rev c.
&. Hubert. President of Middlebury Col
lege- Subject " The Work Of Our Schools
ot Learning
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RIcuuo>D MARGEr. December The
market was very quiet. with very little
butter o- cheese offered and that little odds
and ends of the season. Butter sold "a TO
% ccui- llr winter make - to 80 cents for
qra m-ie Nine dollars per hundred Tor
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DAN CoLH,HN's ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having boen sp-
w pointed hy tie Honorable the Probate Court
for the District ~ Ciittenden. Commissioners 70
receive, examine and ADJUST the claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate Of Dan Colour.
late Of Iurliu- tor- IN said District. deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited Offset
thereto and TX months from the day oi tho dale
hereof being allowed by said Court, for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice, that Nc will
attend 10 the bus ness o.. our appointment. at hi
store Of Huntington & DO. IN burlington. IN aid
District on the first Mondays 81 February and Juus
next. At 10 O'Clock o. ia. on each OF siid days.
Dated this t7th dty 90. November A. b. $50
:. IJN1iN6lOS l,-,,,fs.i..
II y. DkURN.
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THE FiRE FIEND 10 VERMONT Tho loss
By fire in New England during the month
OF November aggregated 81, 499, loo, OF
winch Nenn.at,. nrnportion was S93 on
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LION AIhAiROS prevents the hair nom falling
out Or turning gray, rcnegs IL growth AMI gives
strength and sur. Il Is dol Sht;ully poriumcd,
and makes 4 splendid dressing. Il IL the cheapest
and most desirable Hair Tonic prod acod. tsei
% the ellto. rfics only 10 cents.
April ~, deodtwly
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f.. ". Chase, as We have before stated.
oilers his creditors % per cent in cash, ia
lieu Of his notes for SO per cent on thirty
months time. a. recommended by the com
mttee rs most OF the creditors are the
-4me as those Of Shepard. Davis * Co, who
have agreed to settle at 30 per cent, Oh two
years time. II Is to be presumed that Alr.
Chase offer Will De accepted
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BRIsToL Eleven children have been born
IN THIS town in nine days. Two had teeth ;
three smiled when four days old; five
weighed TX pounds seven drank eight
quarts OF milk in one day; niue had blue
eyes, ten sneozad before one hour old and
the eleventh cried papa" the next day,
and be may cry papa till doom's day.
papa will never come 10 him
\ Catholic church Is IN contemplation
here nothing, however, viii be done III
toward Spring
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DIED.
NARANoRx.-In Charlotte. Decembsr 81, ISL
Nelson Z. NarImore, aged Al years.
BEERs.-In Charlotte, Wednesday. Dec. list, o.
diphtheria, Rosna C., daughter Of Cyrus Beers,
aged "a years.
WHrPPLR. in Elmira, N. Y. November Bah, 1875
Aehsa A. Whipple. wife of Thos. Perry, ESQ.,, and
formerly Of Burlington.
BEERs.-ln Charlotte, December 9th, 1876. oi
diphthsria, Hattie c., second and only surviving
daughter OF Cyrus Beers, aged years and 10
months.
LADD.-In Grand Isle, Dec. 9Th, 1875. Mrs. Maria
Ladd agede2 years.
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Alter a careful consideration and discus
SION Of the matters pertaining to the inter
ests and duty Of Vermont, in the coming
centennial, with His Excellency Governor
Peck. have to request a meeting of all the
intending exhibitors as well as tho board of
finance for the State, at Rutland, on We'd
ne-day, 231 Of December, to devise ways
and means for the purpose Of securing a
proper representation Of the interests of
Vermont at the coming centennial. His
EXcellency Governor Peck will be present
10 confer with those in attendance.
NJ GOLDSMITH.
Commissioner
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t4iviT

Natures Bllssm .or all complaints Of the lungs,
the throat, aud the bronchial tubes, is lialo's
Honey OF Horehound ami Tar" Coughs and colds
vanish As II by magic under its soothing, healing
influence. Sold by all druggists.
Pike Toothache Drops cure IN one minute.
Nov -. tlkW3w
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PILES DIErRuC SALERAIUs-ULiyerssiiy ae-
kU9wlet -et the hes' IN use. Each pound bears the
DaIle VI JAMES rgLs Meme genuine without
juno ., dsAtssly
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REFLECTION IN THE PRICES Or
HATIHWO IIk.
Return 10 Rates Charged Be
fore the Var.

watches will NOW be .ieaue0
f"T SI.oo Instead Of sI.50. and ah
watch aud other repairing mp.
pertaining 10 the business, nd.
vanced during the war, nov
done ut The old tariff. In max
ing tnis change I wish 60 say
that I have no desire 10 cut un.
der prices, only charging the
same rs i'm Rutland and Other
towns, auJ have done what .
demand.
Oct II. fdSwtf q. ". WItGAGE.
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WHERE Is TWEED

NEw YORK. Dee. G.-rhcre are variou,
rumors a. to Tweed's whereabouts. The
Commercial Advertiser says the most prob
able theory as 70 the escape is that he sail
ed in the British bark Lord Clarendon. 1t
is sand that relatives Of Tweed's living
abroad came here some weeks since. pur-
chased this vessel and cleared her about two
weeks since, ostensibly for Queenstown,
with about one-third of cargo of petro-
lcum \ vessel looking very much like her
has been hanging off and on the Long
lslaal coast AMI It - supposed. that Tweed
was conveyed on board the steam
tug IN East river Saturday night,
and taken on board the Lord Clar-
endon, when she immediately sailed fol-
some country where the extraditiOn
act will not reach him There Is
another theory that Tweed - secreted in
Brooklyn or on some part Of Long Island.
Sheriff C0u0r was over in BROOKLYN to-day
aud had long consultation with Chief Of
Police Campbell Detectives were sent out
with orders to sc0ur the whole neighbor-
hood The superintendent and inspectors
OF police are confident that If Tweed Is in
or near that city, he will be captured to-
night
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xe9al Notifts.
WILLIAM HARMoN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable tn.
DISTRICT OF cHrxsDss Probate cSgI; for the
TO all persons interested in the estate OF william
ceased. Gas, =
NJ HEkEAS. said Court has ass gned the 9TH day
w OF December, 1875, next for tho settlement Of
the account Ct the administrator OF said estate and
lor decree OF the residue OF said estate TO the heirs
o. SAID deceased. and ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons Interested in sai es
tate by publishing this order three weeks success
ssiiyely previous to the dsy assigned, in tho Bur
nngton Free Press, printed in Burlington, in said
Therefore, You are hereby notified TO appear at the
rtobate Court Rooms, in Burlington, on the day
ashed, then and there 10 contest the allowance Of
sau account, II You see cause, and 10 establish
Of said residue 2,y3v
uIven under my hand. this 18th dsv Of December,
a. u. 1870. X. s. TAFT, Register.
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STATE Of VERMONT, The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF fesats Cont for sAa
To all persons interested in the estate Of
augustus Lee. late of Jericho, in said District,
deceased. ,isrrrso
WHEREAS. said Court hath ASST gned the 9Th
w DAY OF January, ls76 next, for the settle
ment Of the account VI the executor Of said estate,
and Tor decree OF the residue Of said estate TO
tae legatees of said deceased, and ordered
mat pubic notice thereof be given to ali
persons interested in said estate, by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
xious To the day assigned, in the Burlington
Free Press, printed in Burlington, in said district
, Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear at
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington, on the day
ass sned then and there 10 contest the allowance ii
SAID account If you cause, and to establish
your iSht as heirs legsees and lawful claimants Of
said residue. 9tv3v
Given under my hand this It'll day OF e.em-
bsr A. d. 1873. r. s. TAkf ksgisrr
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''isps," Tweed Escapes from Dgranes
y.I,.

IAgCE REWARD FOR HIS ARREST.
NEw YoRN. Dee SHERIFF COnnor has
issued a reward OF SO 900 for the arrest of
Tweed. When warden Durham returned
to Ludlow street Jail last night, he stated
TO reporter that he had been driving with
Tweed up AT the boulevard and they re
turned IA the carriage to the house Of
Tweed : Son-iu-law. Douglass, Gu Madison
Avenue, where the prisoner wife resided.
When they entered, Tweed asked him for
permission t. 20 up stars TO see his wife.
which was granted Tweed then went and
stayed UP there about fifteen minutes. and
he tDuuham) becoming uneasy at his pro-
l1nged absence, sent Tweed son after him.
but on the latter : return he said that his
father was not there. The warden then
ruShel to the front door and looked up and
doHn the stree. bat ne saw no person re-
sembling Tweed. The carriage in which
they had come to the house was found to be
where they bad lett it. Hogan. the as
slstant iliier, says he distinctly
saw Tweed 20 up three or four
steps OF the stars. but is not certain
that he went up the full flight Tho house
was searched from top to bottom, but no
trace Of the fugitive wa, found. At the
back of the house there are Otbor houses.
and to have escaped Tweed mast have pass
cd through them. Tweeds sou was in Il
very exc ted condition when he learned OF
his fathers escape. lie pulled his hair
and exclaimed that he was ruined, rs did
ais, Douglas. tie son-in-law Of Tweed.
The statement oi deputy Hogan corrobo-
rates the foregoing Warden Dnnham adj
mits hr,ing taken Tweed ont to drive some
three or four times hic no had him in Gus
toby, l. Tweed was complaining of terrible
headaches. The bonds given by the sheriff
Tor the proper and faithful performance o.
his duties arc tor fifty thousand dollars,
and those OF Warden Durham SEQ,
geo Tao general Impression seems TO be
that some at Tweed friends have placed
him on board = steam tug which will place
II IN ON some vessel bound for 4 foreign
country. 1t is not positive whether any in-
diclment for forgery has been found against
him. and the question Of his extraditlon Is
therefore an open one. The trial IN the
ST. goo coo suit was to have commenced
Mnn1av
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BEANnoN.-A Society oi Good Templars
has recently been established in Forest
Dale
Rev Or. Thomas, pastor OF the Baptist
Society. viii preach his farewell sermon On
January 18th, lo7G lie has won the esteem
of the entire community, who regret his de-
parture from the place 50 long filed by him
with usefulness and honor. A
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revival is in progress at North Fairfield.
Protracted meetings have been held in the
Union church there for two or three weeks
past, and many conversions have resulted.
Sunday, the 9Th inst, over one hundred
spoke in the prayer and conference meeting,
and Rev. A. L. Cooper. the Methodist pre-
siding elder of the district, baptized 81
converts. many of them being heads of
families
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Great Blessing,-Dr H. Reiter, Berrien SPRINGS
Mich, says WIsHARI's PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL has
proved great beneiactor TO the race" Certain
cure for all diseases Of the lungs Excellent tonic
for the blood. Best remedy ever known for coughs
colds, diphthoria, catarrh, soro throat and CON
sumption. Wit
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New HAMPSHIRE PREPARING FOR THE CR

New HAMPSHIRE PREPARING FOR THE CEN-
TENNIAL. Gov. Cheney, ex-Govs Straw
Stearns and Weston, and Col George W.
Riddle, the New Hampshire agent, started
for Philadelphia, on Wednesday. to perfect
arrangements for that State at the Cen
tennial. The New Hampshire light battery
Of Manchester, with so men, have voted to
attend, and will probably take with them
the brass feld-pece captured from the
British by Gen. John Stark. at Benning
ton, now in possession of the town of New
Boston N II
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HARVEY HUNLEy's ESTATE

APPLICATION FOR ~ EssfoN 90 TINE
STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persons inter
'isiN''' 81 GRAND ISLES Harvey huxley. iste
Of Alhurgh, deceased. GREEilSG
hANlD 5. SWEET, Administrator OF the estate
~ Of Harvey huxley. late Of Alhurgh. deceased,
has made application 10 the Court to be allowed
the further time Of one year from the 18th day Of
December next. in which t. close said estate. You
are hereby notihef that said application will be
considered the 18th day Of December next at the
Probate Office, in North Hero, AID objections heard
AGAINST further time being granted, If any shall DO
offered
Ordered that tie foreS1ing notice be published
three weeks successively the Burii n .tun Free
Press, prev Gus % the 18th dav Of December next
Given under my hand a; North Hero, this 2t DAY
or December, A. a. 1876. II. W. ALLEN,
StS3w Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-10
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Vermont Railroads.

SOME POINTS OF INTEREST IN THE HISTORY OF
RAILROADS AND RAILROAD LAWS IN vRR-
NoNT-DATEs OF CHARTERS IN CHRONOLOGY
CAL ORDER lS3LTO 1850