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Cattle--6jj head of the arrivals Of cattle landed
were from the West; 100 head Northern. The Cattle
market is very firm, and in some instances ad-
vance Of &c was obtained. Western cutie Of
good quality this week. kimball and Learnard
bought cattle that cost hard on to Sc = h, live
weight, but good stock a. anything in market.
Prices very firm.
Sheep Another reduction in the price CT lambs
and saeep. The supply being light there are but
few buyers at this market To buy the Northern.
Lambs selling at &c bib; -1eep at 4Gd6c y ID.
Poultry-M ixed lots Of ultry, including some
turkeys, selling at loo y Z or.
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EARLY Passive have been shown some
fine green peas, full grown, picked in this
r.,y. Monday. from the garden Of Ii. {. A.
smith, Pine street They are, probably,
ta5 first Of the season.
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PYLgs DIErrTIc SALERAIUs-UniyersaDy ac-
knowled ged the best in use. Each pound hea, the
name of JAMES PYLE, none genuine without.
June l9, dsatfwly
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DOOIt AGENTS wanted % sell "T The PEG
ID pies Common Sense Medical Adviser" by R.
y Pierce. NJ. y. The most ready selling book out
Exclusive territory and liberal terms. Address the
author at bufI 40 y. y. June - +i&wiW
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Mes>rs II. NJ Moore and c. J. Littlefeld
of Boston, j. E. Bridgman of Northampton,
Mass, and G. Il. Shaw Of Middleboro,
Mass. viii represent at the gospel meetings
to be held in Ludlow, July 81 and lth, $50
IEenty-nine churches IN the vicinity OF
Ludlow have been invited to join in this
religious meeting \ tent that Will
scat two thousand people, has been Sc
cared All those workers who have en-
ligel ia the Y NJ C. 4 canvass the past
winter "a this State, are invited to NEE, in
Ludlow. Friday, July =. at a. IN. for
CONSULTATION as to past and future work,
4al 60 be better prepared for the public
services Friday afternoon, and evening, and
saturday and Sunday
Gro e. DAVIS.
- q e4-4. .-
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ne DRouru.-The whole tier Of the
Northern counties of New York is suffering
.-yorcy from long drouth. The hay and
-raia crops must Of necessity be very light
Ta. lr0ath also extends far into Canada
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reunion society of Vermont, which holds its
anniversary at st. Albans this fall.

GOVERNMENT WORK ON THE LAKE.-Goy-
eminent work on the lake, this season. has,
thus far, been confined to the building of
the superstructure OF the new part of the
breakWater at this place, one hundred and
forty-fye feet in length, and the enrockment
around Colchester Reef Light House. This
light house is situated two-thirds of mile
from Colchester Point, on what is known as
Colchester Reef, about midway between
/ Colchester Shoal on the south, and Hog
back Reef on the north. Here the south
wind has sweep of over twenty miles, and
IN consequence raises very large sea and
has tremendous power upon the ice in the
spring. To prevent any possible danger to
the pier from the moving ice, or to any part
of the building By shocks from large waves,
which frequently dash with such force that
the spray is thrown completely over the
tower, height of fifty feet, about eight
hundred tons OF quarried stones. weighing
from one to three tons each, have been
paced around the most exposed sides of the
FttA- VII thCsS, lueTe nave DeeD pldCSu
about three hundred tons of still larger
stones, as a covering. The stones were fur
nished DY the Willsboro Point Blue Lime
stone Co.. and the work of placing was
done by the veteran contractor, Mr.. Luther
Whitney, who. with his sailing craft and |
steam tug Water Lily" has had all neces-
sary facilities for prosecuting the undertake
ing. The general charge of the work was
placed under the competent supervision of |
Mr.. a. r. Dow, Of this city. This Light
house, together with the others on the lake, |
is in what is known as the Third Light |
House District. under the charge Of Gen
/. c. Woodruff, Lieutenan; Colonel Of En-
gineers. [. 5. A, and Engineer Third
Light House District The keeper Of Col
chester Reef Light House. H. L. Nlalaney.
has been, since the building was erected, in
this, probably the most difficult position on
the lake, requiring an actige man and
careful boatman in addition to the com
mon requirements.
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ehO 800 $500 $1,000

Invested in Stock Privileges in Wall Street,
leads 10 many thousands Of dollars profit. Compre,
bensive explanatory circulars, containing aetalea
statements and quotation prices Of all stocks deai
in AZ The Nsp York Stock Exchange, mailed Jree to
those desiring to speculate. Address
ALEX FROTIliN6HAM CO.
Bankers and Brokers,
opo. N. y. Stock Exchange. u WALL ST., n. Y.
March 30, deod&wiy
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WMGHl -SloVE-uu Tuesday. June ed a. St
Paul church hy tAe Rev. r. q. Atw I'D. Ge9r-e ).
DIED.
Ngsa.-In .uds %. May 18th Mrs. Lucy Mead
widow ui tlc llts Jes ll Meat, a-ed years.
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SIC understand that the telegraph line
.l.rg the route Of the Burlington and La
mobile Railroad viii be completed from this
.ty 90 Cnderhil Fats, it, present termin-
Us. this week
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Nta Trsu,ar1N.-fa work entitled
Philosophy of Trnitarian Doctrine by
Gs,. Aaron q. Pea-e of Rutland, Is for sale
l Huntington.
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FHorHINou.M'- fNcEL>I"" Ar.-
RIB. IT.

The beauty and usefulness q this prep'iat ou Les
in the fact that il holds the SALTS % line sta, mag
nssia, iron de- in a Cry and convenient for;a-~hen
dissolved in water 1t partAses o. the nature and IS
almost precisely the same as when shiprsd h'm
the celebrated se,dli;z Spr.ass e BoLem'a-
We have English Kissen.en salts Cor the iaiH.eii-
ate production OF Kissen-en water in an ssTseGSis
and rsfrssbirs form. These s4lts are yery saiu-
able to travellers as their properties are retained
for any len 9Th Of time. There sre but Few per
,ous who do not at tiInss feel the necessity soma
hind of tonic o. alternative medicines, and are OF en-
injured nste,l o. benefited BY taking too powerful
c.thartics when they need some gentle laSativs,
which wall regulate the stomach. These psepais-
foes do not impair the appetite reduce the strength
or induce dryness Of the mouth, weakness Of d.
xestion, which frequently attends the sdminis'ra-
tlops o. other medicines. Eaglish and American
salts sold by
VINCENT, TAFT & Co..
OLD CITY DRUG STORE,
lima ,e-dkvtf Church strs ..
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Widdlebar5 college.


The Commencement Exerc' ses o. Midd.ehgry Col
--e, Is. %. $50. Will De as iollows, via.
SrSHt1. July l-.-Blc,alaureate Sermon By Rev.
%. y. bourim-n. u. d.
SUNDAY r ESISG.-A nnivorsary % tie Fsllate--
.Hlau -e. z.ou- Society. Address hy Rev. Guo- L.
Walker. D. d.. %. New Haven Conn.
TUESDAY. July Cd Anniversary OF the hssoc l.ed
q umui 20 a. NJ, Preliminary meeting Of the
ann. 40 the College Chapel. Do A. Ne, address at
e church by PROF.. ". r. shipman, class OF 1852
= en- oy F. H. Mussey, class % 70a.
TUESDAY EyESING.- Parker.an Prize speaking.
WEDNESDAY, July 2l.-Inauzur ofPresident-
Gle kcF. c. b. Hubert. Oratons ami other e1er-
zss ot the Graduatiog Glass Master O-ation by
N T. Lldd. class Of 1872.
literary exercises will be succeeded by din
nd social reunion ST the Addison House.
annual meeting Of the Association will be
t the College Chapel, wednesday. July -- 80
Ics. A. 81.
lus who pay full fare 10 MiddlehUry over the
Vermont Railroad and Us branches TO at
announcement oXerc ises will be passed hack
meut % half fare, on a certificate as above,
hy the Secretary OF the Alumni, II presented
eiore July 25, ls'5.
NJ RIDER
}. N. sLADE, IN. Central CON.
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by Telegraph
New York MOney Rli Stock Markets.
NEW YoRK. June ~
MONEY extremely easy, closing at per cent.
PRIME Mercantile Paper at 3; rs per cent.
STERLING dull but firm.
GOLD, opened firm but dull 70 az 3. close weak
at MA Carrying rates per cent, borrowing rates
hat 10 , per cent
CLEARlNGS. 81. 80. ol1
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS si3lu0u.
TREASURY Disbursements sio Gao. Specie ship
ments. $4,000 in silver bars.
GOVERNMENT BONDS are dull but steady
STATE BONDS quiet but strong.
RAILROAD BONDS are quiet.
stock iuctuated cons derau.y during the day. but
were strong and his CHER n closing dealings, with
huoyant ieel n IA some shares. Pacific NAL led
the market. 10th IN point o. activity and huOynncy,
rising 20 3.l. Stock was scarce for delivery today
and as "a as -3- was paid for the use Of IT, Lake
Shore very strong. aud closed at o. the CHEST
30 NJ OF the day. Now ork Central advanced 10
l0l an improvement of one per cent over the open
M prices. Union Pac hc rose 10 ., and closed
slight reaclou, western | mon advanced 20 a. ST.
PAU o. 4i. Northwestern 10 ,i-r, and ie t. l2s.
R.cs Island sold at BOB against 10 az the close Of
yesterday. &. L. ]. e., advanced from 10 S. To-
vestment shares were strons Transactions ag-re-
gated ~ uI shares, with priucpal dealings a. .0.-
lows Ere 7i,NUl. Lake Shore 30 9sl. Northwestern
800 Pacific Mai go 900, Western Union q, 4no.
GOLD closed at NE.
GOV EkNMkNr BONDS are dull ana steady.
MONEY a. per cent
STATE BONDS are quiet.
STOCKS are active and strong.
The following We're the elosiu- quotations
l. S is. 81 Be-...-.f2 Do. 'f- Reg July-..t--t
U. = is, '-l Couple DO. t.. Rec. july liza
[. s. 1- Ut rC-. lI9s l. ;. new hs......-.. Isl
500 coup, ..-.--.--ll- il-iis Re- ...----.--lI7f
800 coup. tI--.- lifis Coupon .-...-. l+t
5--l coup. il u.l....lss Currency fs..........I4f
SGD Is. new issue...-l--s
Delaware Hudson.lzn1 Chica 20 L Northwest 81.
Cauton.-.. .--..--.- ti Do. preferred. ....... 4ai
Con. Coal Company. - | Oleye.. Col. & en-. -
t'um New Jersey f'erfr4f
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ia,ir usual semi-annual dividend Of five pei
cent. payable on and after July LIST, 1873
John F. Henry. Esd, New York city
Generals Henry. Foster aud Wells, ant
iona, g. Reed, Of this city, have gone to
ST. Leon Spungs, p. Q, for week 5 fishing
IN that vicinity.
EARLY PrAs.-We have been shown some
fine green pea, fall grown, picked in this
r.,y. Monday. from the garden Of Ii. c. \.
smith, Pine street. They are, probably
tl= frs. of the season.
TINS DRorrn The whole tier Of the
nrtb,rn counties of New York is suffering
eglreIy froma long drouth. The hay and
-rala crops must Of necessity be very light
The lrolth also extends far into Canada
understand that the telegraph line
.l,ag the route Of the Burlington and La
noble Railroad viii be completed from this
..:y 90 Cnderbl Fats, it, present termin-
Us. this week.
NtN ItaiI,ATl'N--iAe WORK emitted
Philosophy oi lF'niiafI@n Uo''Iiue' DY
Icy. aaron t. fei-e 'i Au'-ahu' Is i"r SAFE
'' ''"'-''= '-'i
Huvo>u MABxrr. June q About 200
t-b-or butter were sold, at prices ranging
'-D ~ To - Tor l''F 70 good ana - 10
30. ''f 'A'iee luTe' hundred poAes Oh
were SOFA at ana Tic ioF l'rm
anu '"''oI' '"e''e'
Eusu>cros AND Lau5rnE RAILROAD MIR.
% Flood contractor, has commenced work on
.e.ian No p. Of the Burlington and La
.Ie Railroad at Essex Junction, with
lob force of laborer-, and is pushing the
.ss rapidly
49,. ,---------
...--t.- -. -, - az -
jcr.eao, David h. s.monds at Manchester,
and Aadrew Lance at South Woodbury.
..-.c,---,.,I -.-.- - NJ ~
,..... -. t,.i.....,. ..-...;,,..o' -.
.. .-l..,. - 80, -,
.t...,l ~
.....l.,t,. H. 81 -. ~
r...--.., ........- -. - ~ W.,
....I.t5.....l5-, '-'''I4 ~, ''o,
'''''' vi
"i' aul 'a''sh'7' ana viii return
90 Zoe TALL l' make somewhat longer
CnasEl- Chelsea hasa sensation. some
n.aa since. SO it is said. one Mr. Ramsleu.
sr.5l 90 escort Mrs Jordan On trip
--.su east. Ram~dell. i. appears, full
.. the contract, bu. on his return was ac-
..-.l By the husband Of Mrs Jordan Of SO
.-... s...u4.ii.-. -, -
49,. e..l.,-...-o-.4 =. -, - 200 -
....l.-,.- .r7.,5 - l., an5 -
.-.r mo ,..-,.-.o ~ ~. t,r-- T., tto+;.i1
.l, -rt-.,-.
4alreS Stone, a mason By trade. rcsid-
-.- og che road leading from Burlington TO
-leaarn. vas thrown fr5n bis wagon. on
#.t,ar. street. Tuesday pm. and severely
raised. ltaupelr- that he was intoxicated
.i was driving ata high rate Of speed at
s.lia.. aud lal Aesn tor some time prcri-
..-. rs horse brought OPP at the foot of
la.rry street, badly eat about the hind
...- Sc kong wish froth and perspiration.
ua.e Tie wagon was considerably dam
--l Several children IN tho streets mar
u.N.y apel being run over.
~. r, -
, 80. -
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-Nll PosrAl APPOINTMENTS. - David
ia.wer has been appointed postmaster at
jericho, David X. s.monds at Manchester,
and Aadre" Lance at South Woodbury.
i.. u.ole-~ioua! visit of Dr. $. W.
>.,tl ira this city terminate on Saturday
0..'. nod those wishing To avail themselves
-sIrIc-- should Do 50 a, once. We
...1saad that Dr. Smyth has met with
dl,t5-ius success during bis brief
-s ,4at Die has yielded to the wishes of
. .rsai- aud patients, and will return
..ss BIO tie tall, 90 make somewhat longer
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Right Rev. Louis De GOesbriand,
Catholic Bishop OF Vermont,
Attests in the following statement to the skill Of
ID II. 5. w. SM YTH:

BURLiSGros. W.. Jan. 3d. ISL.
To TAG P0BLIc
have no hesitation In recommending DR.. Smyth,
alter seeing him perform very sklllful operation
on the ear Of Rev. P j. O'Carroll, who was thereby
in'tlntaneously cured of deafness Of long standing
LOUIS De GOESBRIAND
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DOMINION NEWS.

t,ql-aL,>D. Ont, Jcue y Blush
-rs~ are raging in the middle and back
lwn-hip,
CALEDONIA SPRINGS. Dat, June 2I.-
Joe nra-1 is on FIRE TWO miles from here.
\ large fire is also raging in Plantagenet,
making lts way 10 cultivated farming
ground The country is flied with dense
-ai.sc
IRE. FIRE
tNlso-E, Ont. June q The country
RI. around here !. on fire. The timber limits
.u blia sides of the Ottawa river with few
exceptions IRE suffering terribly
Erki>cH,A. Ont, june 2l.-Ine swamp
90 fire about hlif a mile from here and
ac flames are gradually approaching the
village
TIE LUMBER INTEREST.
OTTAWA, Ont June 2l-Lumber ship
. DE- is sow Just now. The rate OF freight
New York has been redtced four dollars
-r ls thousand feet, being the lowest ever
SHOWN 10 Ottawa.
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EvEuNCroS AND LAMoMLE RAILROAD. MIR.
d tlood.contractor, has commenced work on
.e.lan No. p. OF the Burlington and La
...le Railroad at Essex Junction, with
fob force of la5orers, and is pushing the
.ts rapidly.
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Hno>u MARKrr, June 2I--About 200
Tabs OF butter were sold, at prices ranging
i-lu 20 to -, for fair to good, and % TO
30. for choice. Three hundred boxes Of
."...e were sold at : and lie for farm
-at.e ana factory cheese
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SUICIDE IN CHE~rER.-Hug t.-I,I, a
respectable farmer Of Che YER. -.. a.msaii
with revolver. Friday g.t -ola5.y
killing himself instantly isual bi~will
on Thursday. Two of his brothers ommit-
ted suicide few years ago. H. vas fifty
FIVE years old, unmarried 81. .yai all
alDne.
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Commercial.
HstertOwn Union Lave stock Market
June ~.
AMOUNT oY LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheen Lambs Swine

This week. -6l 7s7
Last week....... 800 l,o36
From VERMONT 81 $40
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice. $40 751ll 90;
extra $40 25a0 so; first quality 50 50alO 2j; sec
oDd quality s. 50I9 b; third quality Sc % al p.
Prices OF Store Cattie-Working oxen per pair,
$lO0 $50, s75, $50; Mich Cows and Calves,
from sS5G65; Farrow Cows, s2Odi0; extra, s651pe5
Yearlings, $1,000; Two Years Old, si6AJ; Three
Years Old, S2sli5.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-in lots, s. 50, So.
and So % each; extra, 50 80 a 601, or from to
&C Rb: Spring Lambs, case q b Sheared Sheep,
5d64c VII. Veal Calves, 4 5Od ~.
Prices Of Hides Tailow and Skins Brighton
Hides, - 17c y ID; Tallow, SAD &C y b; Country
Hides, G6ic Rib; TallOw, 50 SIC y ID {; Pelts, b
GrJ0 each; Calf skins, l4lpl5c y ID.
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T-uculsraAL- IL is said that the ex
r -mcut u stocking Lake Ontario with
-a3 has proved quite successful, a, they
tage made their appearance at the lower
a4I Oh Che lake IN Immense numbers, and
have reached the size OF the cisco. They are
ilod with spawn, -h1wing wonderful
powers %. reproduction. The only enemy
deus Ear developed is the salmon trout which
eats them yoraciously The attempt to
sock the rivers OF Canada with salmon Is
MS, stii t. Boz meeting with sach success
as . lead t. tae conclusion that the true
way to propagate fish is by artificial means.
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$50 TO $4,000

Has been invested In stock Privileges ana pAia
900 PER CENT PROFIT.
.g.v To Do It.p A book on Wall street. .snt ffss.
TUMBRfD6E 90. bsnksrs ~ i nsesv
June u. td&w<u
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Iuz tr6E-Ihere w.l be meeting OF
delegates ol the different trotting associa-
u.as throughout this State and Northern
New York az the American Hotel in this
.i,y. on Friday. Jgly g,h, at IL o clock a.
a Tor the purpose OF organizing trotting
circuit Tor Vermont aad Northern New
}ut The Gatue5.ru. Rutland, Bethel,
49, Adams and P.att~hursh associations
aa>s -i-n.lel their desire TO form such a
-.5aait. and VIII Be represented by their
delegates. 10 is expected that the Barre,
Mlrr.-r.lle. and other associations Will also
send 3a.eeate-.
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;
Catholic Priest
West RrtaGi, Vt. Dec. 18th 1874
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STowE.-Lewis Raymond is erecting .
new barn, and az the raising Of its wills
saturday, Henry Gcnney, fell from Cd,
frame. a distance Of twenty feet. Il,
struck against timber when about hall
way down, which le-~ened the velocity Of
the fall. and undoubtedly saved his ill.,
lie was injured in the side and stomach aul
can now scarcely walk.
Two of the village nuisances, unier td
head OF dogs, were found in Thomas Dow
ncr's sheep pasture. saturday morning
deyouying his sheep. They had killed tw.
and badly injured SIX. This bill of dana
ges viii scarcely balance the pleasure oil
owning q dog
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CITRATE ~ JIAG&EsIS-


The efervesccnt properties or this light and ele-
CANT preparation. arc rera ned n the highest de
gree through Is granular e1rm Producing con
tinued sparkiias eisrsescence aad ure-efv-ns the
favor a. a paatlb,e sa,re DrauSht.
FI.H's SARATOGA ArF;EiE:T
possesses the valuable medicinal properties Of the
worlc-renowned saratosa y nera' sprn in aeon
ceutra,ed AMI ec)romicil sod ps.a-ah.e form Is
Invaluable a. an attentive, ctthartic snd rtsris'r
ent, aluays relieving AID in many cases curing
affections Of the liver. aedi;5 Of tie onaah, head
ache, &c.
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lhk buRLiNGTosAND LANoILLE RAILROAD.
-" TOOK little bur over the line of the
new railroad. on tbs side of the river in
company with ME- Linsley, a day or two
since, and were ghd to see the work If con-
S'ructioh IN such active progress. From
tue uepot groundsa the Lake the line runs
paraiiei with the tack of the Rutland road
10 point near tha road to the Proctor
place. "hen IL cur'ss to the east. striking
the valley of Potssi Brook. near the Homo
iOr destitute OhIdren. 1t crosses the
oheiourn road at to grade of the highway,
just south Of the ii ne. Here the grading is
IN active progress @ both sides Of the high
way. Farther ed on the farm Of
W l. strong good deal of earth
is to be moved, aud the mon ard
carts are moving II Rapidly. Further east
the line. bending the northeast masses
through the farm j A. Sbedd Hor.
too, large force Omen and horses are 9,
work. The line crosses the Williston road
strikes the river nes, the place owned BY
u " broWnell. Norkmen are blasting at
the river bank to cler a place for the foun-
dation of the abutmat Of the bridge. which
Is to be commenced a once. by the builder
Mr.. Underwood, Of 5. Johnsbury. twill
be Howe truss bride. constructed in part
OF southern pine. which is now On
its way from Flcida. Ii will cross
the river by single pan. 90 feet above the
water. and will be > constructed that it
may with slight ADDITIONAL cost. be made
available for Highway crossing beneath
the railroad track, fo' the new. shorter and
better highway from Essex to Burlington.
which IS sure to be colstructed one Of these
days The track Wi descend from the
plain to the bridge thpGgh a long earth cut.
on which as large a fo,ce as can convenient
ly be worked is engaged. The heaviest
portions OF the work 1t this er-i. as well as
elsewhere along the line, are thus actively
under way; aaI the york will be driven
actively during the season.
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The Central VERMONT lITIGATioN The
St Adams Messenger says In the case Of
William Sohier. ct al rs j Gregory smith,
et ais, brought in the United states Circuit
Court, to test the validity Of the stock is
sued for the purpose Of carrying the last
election Of Directors OF the Central Vermont
Railroad Company. an injunction was grant
ei. Monday. RESTRAINING the defendants as
prayed for In the OIL
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NoRTHFIELD Mrs. Nina Gregory Stay
ton, who Is spending the summer with her
father. Hon John Gregory. is 10 favor our
people with q public reading, IN Friday
evening. of this week at Howe's Hall. The
Mortified Cornet Band will De present and
add zest to the occasion by enli7ening the
exercises with music.
Gouldsville Is looking up since j..
Gould & Son have rebuilt their factory and
put it in operation.
The Good Templars have moved into their
new hall over \. 5. Gross store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-25

EFFNRT%>CHyY S4LTs
yrNCENr. TAFT - 20.

would Ca, the attention % the pGrlc O, their stock
Of Granular EFFERVESCENr Salts which they
have in large variety. They meut.n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-25

Some prceocious Trojan lads ihe other
day set a small bog up ia the Robinson
Cru-oe business They eauced him aboard
an old sew. took him 70 an island some
distarce from the mainland, robbed him Of
hi, knife and IN lney, and LETT him Several
hours elapsed before hs lustY believing
brought him rescue.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-25

IH-I9-l--IhcI.d Ia. sensation. Some
Sane since, SO it is said, one Mr Bamslell,
ua5l 90 escort 90 Mrs Jordan on a trip
'-4.*u east. Ram~dell, i. appears, full
....I the contract, baton his return was ac-
.-,l By the husband Of Mrs Jordan of So
iu0.u- the lady. Damages Ia 900 were
. dr-. demanded by the injured husband,
ea finally agreed to settle for $500, which
G-@-!sl refused to do, and is now awaiting
r4. The opinion OF the town is that i, is
4 decided case of black-mail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-25

Nergennes, Nov p. 1872.