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New York Money snd stock Market


New York Money snd stock Market
NEW YoRE, April =.
MONEY after loan.u- up to q as. close at p.
PRIME Mercantile Paper at 5a6.
STERLING quiet at 4-tidiss3.
GOLD opened at ll3, advanced to ll3A. and de
c.ined to ll3t at the close
CLEAklNHS. Ig,9il,tsn
CUSTOM RECEIPTS s2il 900.
TREASURY disbursements, S2tN0.
! GOVERNMENT BONDS frmer.
STATE BOMBS are quiet and nominal.
RAILROADS irmer and generally unchanged
STOCKS opened generally stronger, but toward:
noon became dull and inactive with Decline NJ
from l0ei 10 lGt Micn gan Central fell of 4: and
Lake Shore fncihc Nal ram ell from IS u i.
Western Union advance to go. Afterwards decl n
in TO C. Ct. Paul common rose u III and prefer
red t. t64. hut hotl reacted l. The Market At the
close, rmer with recovery OF to 1t from the
lowest point hannibal and st Jo advanced from
lot to l7s. and preferred from al TO st Lake
Shore recovered to 5ss New York Central TO Il2i
New Jersey central 10 lOJl; Michigan Cen raj q
~ Pacific NAL To ls! Western Union to 66s St
Paul common TO 81 preferred 70 o..
Transactions aggregated = coo snsTes with prin-
cipal dealings a follows Lake Shore, A. 4nU
Erie, 90. Pacific Mail, "a G5D. Western UniOr
Sc SO. New York Central and hudson, 3 no; St
Paul 4 .2t6. preferred / 500.
GOLD closed at lias.
MONEY at . per cent.
COVERINGS ; dull AID better.
STATE BONDS quiet.
STOCKS active aud better feeling.
The following were the closing quotations
L. S. 6s 81 Res..-..l2l3 Do. '6s, ke,. July Ike;
L. :. Is, 81 CoUp....i2<i U. .. new 5s.------.llsi
90 coup, 10, ulu..-.ltS iu-ius kes Il
5-di ~. ssue-...lly ltius Coupon ..-....llsl
TO- o. koZ july --.i2l4 currency ts--..-----.i- %
Delaware Il Hudsou.Ii5l Cleve., Col. q Gin. 81
Canton. 3s Now Jersey Central. .itoi
Con. Coal Company. IS Chicago Rock lsFd it5
Cumberlan ..-..-... b Milwaukee * ST. Paul ii
W. L. Telegraph Co.. 60 DO. preferred 1880. t6i
Quckslver......-..-.S Toledo d Wabash.
Do preferred. "a Do. pre.erred---..-- 81
Pacific Mail .......- Isl Fort Wayne. lex.div. i0<i
Adams Express Co..ln5 Alton 4 Tore uaute
Wells, Fargo a Co.. s. | Do. pre!erred-.-.--.. 10
Am Mn. Express 20 Col Chicago Alton..-.iir2l
L. s. Express Co... IA Do. preferred. ~
New York Central. -.lt2s ohio Il u - sspp. I9i
Erie............. III Delaware Il LIeh e.. us
DO preferred. ....-.. z} \. a P. Tel Gu -
Harlem. ....-....i3S A p. pref u
10 ore, erred .--.---.I5B MU. Pacific.
Michigan Central. - lnciana Genital u
Pauama.....-...l2 @ =. Bur. 4 quincy ~
Union Pacific stock. Ut .nnibal st.Josoph II
LIS. Michigan So. So central Pacific boni.lF
Illinois Central.... -, UniU, Pacific .iAk
ClevelandS Pittsbur- 90 Land Grauts--- 10
ChicagoA Northwest ~ u. P sinking F1nfs 81
DO. preierred.--.---. b2
Tenn. 6s, ez-cOup.--. - La b. ucN-----.---. -
Tennessee is, new. fn2 Georgia os. :,
viry,uia 6s....... "a North Carolina Gs-.-. u
no nev-- a Suuth Carolina 6s.-.. II
Missouri 6s lu4 hxchanse-Lob-.- Is
3. Inseuh bs.....tO3 Exchangs,-~hort--. 90
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h-y IS Brolie viii take possession of
.i7 new purchase on Church street. on
f.s l-- % Nay, and will open a retail
...--,ore ou the lower floor, and whole
SD. store ON the second floor. Taeir fac
f.s sill De elsewhere.
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Music
Performance on we BIZ inftrument, Rondo from
sonata in MajO r-------..--...---.No Won Weber.
l. ". L. Brett from Chicago. H., will dic1urie uu
We theme, The Army OF Cromwell
.. VI Il fllrd, who lives at New Haven, viii say
that To zee more one muit he more
3. A. Lamb, o. N ddlebury, will ipeak Of Anc emit
Architecture.
Music
g. {. B. Moody, OF Waterbury, Will tall OF the Lie
and Character OF Cicero.
8. J. L. Mu,clhey Of Middlehury, viii hold forth
on We topic, Appropriateness OF Muse.
C. y. ii. Nundll, of Briftol, " u fleak about the
characterized our great novelins.
Music
Sky Lars - 80. C9meT
g. J. 4. Newell. from Cedarvlle, Kansas. will
tell what he knoAs about Naturalization aud
@. A. T. stapleton. Of Middlebury. will give MS
opinion Of he Age Of the Esoiiits
Muse.
Anchio Ditchiufo. erdi.
20 ". e lwitcheN, OF Rev Haven will tell you
about the Rel ZION in the Writings Of Char-e IS
u. c. g. warner. from Port Henry. n Y, will
poet q by makiu simply a Suppo'iton.
H. b. NJ. We'd, OF Groton, VIII speak OF heisious
Conierylti.H.
Muse
Hast th.u ere seen the Land Thomas 2.
!. NJ. Hull, Ludlow.
Coloquii Persona;
John .iqua. 10y ipeptc y. 81 HUI b.
Bert Livery .--..-.---...--.---.- - W LAM
Dr. V. Il. elcer. ii. I. stmiuu-
Charles Raurew, Petriiact on.-.--.C. b. Warner
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Hon. VIM. Briggs, of Lisbon, St. Law
renee county, n. Y. has nine sheep when
in the month of March, had twenty me
lambs. So says the Ogdensburg Journal
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.af LAST SToRM-The storm of the 81,
Ssh and 5-h ia-ts was the mos. severe that
la- been known IN the valleys Of the Black
William, AID Wes; rivers in the month Ct
April for a quarter Of a century. In Lud-
w. Weston. Mt. Holly, Andoyer and Cav
.ri-l, the depth has been only about
,aeary inches, hut it was very moist and
navy The highways were impossible, ard
.ae night trains were delayed. The record
.. tie winter in Ludlow shows the follow
Hg statistics During the month twenty
t.l7 inches icll in two storms; between De
Hulfr 1T and February u the fall was
ay eighteen inches, not more than three
falling ar one time. Since February 4th.
eighty incho- have fallen, varying in depth
..m eight to sixteen inches at one storm.
The tltal fall far she winter has been ten
nadia half feet.
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LAMoILLE COUNTY IIEXs.-Two men es
capped from Hydepark Jail, one night ias
week. One OF them WAS caught the mex
| day, but the other one is still MISSING
Enslow, the forger. had chauce to escape
with the others, but said he had no ooaru
ing place to 20 to and preferred to remain
where it cost him nothing.
Sugaring has commenced with most OF the
farmers in this county. Sugar parties begin
to be the rage.
Most of the rairosdeTs ia tbs region have
gone on tramp and without cent OF
money. Nest of them have worked all
winter for their board ana now ca get
nothing and are obliged to tramp
Samuel Kaiser, of Stowe. has quite a
promising family of boys. There are four
Of them, the Oldest only two years old, the
second less than year aud the two young
est two weeks old. Mrs. Kaiser is not yet
nineteen.
Mrs. T. Hubbell, of Wolcott, fell on the
ice, one day las. week, and received quite
severe injuries to one hip. Mrs. DR.. Scott,
of johnson, too, last Monday, was run
away with by a horse, thrown out and
quite severely injured.
George E. Woodari, homeopathic
physician from Danvlle, has just settled IN
MJrrisville. Y.
WArERyILLE.-Rev Mr.. Vail preached
his farewell sermon on Sunday last. He
latored with US for one half of the time
during the past year and has proved him
self faithful and Jealous minister.
One day during the past week Hiram
Dantorth. Of Fletcher came, to the village
and on his re%rn. owing TO bad roads his
sleigh was overturned and he lost valu-
able watch. Fortunately for the owner the
watch was found.
Mrs. Leach. formerly milliner in our
village. is soon TO leave Enosburgh Falls
and return here to engage in the same bust
ness.
Several Of our ladies met at the house of
E. Ii. Shattuck, on Friday evening last, to
arrangements for the coming centennial
party. A committee was appointed and the
time was agreed upon about the first of
May.
Sugar makers are busy day and night and
some have already made as many rs 1900
pounds. The yield thus far warrants US in
predicting an average amount of sugar
being made c.
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Cattle-Ire market has been ino-e active tn
week than 10 was week a1o. Many Zoe slaughter
iHz steers from the West. Dealers this week ask
IN snd receY o.. advanced Gee. equal o. t. Il
On live wei-h The cattle trade quicker than H.
tced i9r several weeks. Butchers expecting good
trade the latter part ot the week
Sheep-Tne market has he-u steady. Some sou
head on sale from the West. Northern were scarce
mostly mel um -ride.
Poultry-Pou tr, men offer D., z b for mixed
- u HONS. lA-caens lul IurkeNs.
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TIE FIRE REcoRD.-The houses Of Z D.
Poront0 and Sylvester Smith. West Rut-
land. were destroyed by fire on Thursday
night. Loss about s. 900. insurance, 50
700
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SHElBURN-1he school at the village has
been very successful during the last term.
and the teacher, Miss Laura Chambers. de-
serves large amount otcredit Tor the amount
of interest that the scholars have shown
in their studio, and their constant attend
ance. Below We give the names of those
having no absent marks and those who
averaged so or above in their studies
Names % those hsvinsno absent marks-Charle
Tracy. Emma Roberts. Lois Roberts Lettie Halves.
Average sl and above T notify Bacon Charlie
Tracy Lewis Vii they Chlrmn- Ravens. Euma
Roberts. Nett-e Van NIiet. Lette Haiues sadie
Hawley, Nellie Taylor, Julia Read.
Average 9l and above George Bacon. james
Clark. jerome Coleman. Eddie rail, John Read.
George smith. Mary Donley. Lois Roberts, Mary
lawley Agnes Clark. Magic Clark, Katie Glars,
Alma Cnauy u, kmma Chauvin, George Read,
Matilda Chauvln. Eliza Chauvin, Jessie Denham,
hate Denham. Nellie Doal5y, Lizzie Gallagher.
Annie Gala cher, Minnie Mile, Annie Miles, Berthe
Mead.
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legal gotifts.
KlNNEY,s EsTATy

6EOHGiA KlNNEY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. D. The Honorable Pro.
DISTRICT OF GRAND Court S for The
To all persons interested in the estate Of t;eorri.
Kinney OF Freedom. state of Illinois.
WHEkEAS, application in writing hath bean
w made TO this Court by the Guardian Of aid
ward Tor License to sell the real estate Of said
WARD. setting forth therein that the hrs ward ovns
an interest in the right OF DOVER in the estata or
Bird Lenton, deceased late OF south Hero sirnsted
In south Hero. and that it would be CONDUCIVE to
the interest of said ward to sell and convert the
same into money.
And thereupon, the said Court appointed and as
ssned the sta day of April, Id. is76. at the Pro-
tate ONCE, in North Hero. in said District to hear
and decide upon said application, and ordered that
pubic notice thereof he given to all persons
interested therein, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
ifress newspaper which circulates in the neigh
oU n OF those persons interested therein,
M OF which publications shall be previous to the
time appointed for hearing
therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
ore said Court at the time and place aforesaid then
anu there 10 object to the granting Of such license,
II you see cause.
TWEEN under my hand, at the Probate office, this
9th day OF April, A. ID. 1876
f<"S" Ii. W. ALLEN, Judge.
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ST. ALHlNs Butter MAREEr. April H..
The Attendance at market was good, re
csipt~ large, and market active, with prices
shade lower than last week. New butter
30 To 81 cents per pound gilt edge IS
cents; enc or two dairics sold as high as 36
cents. but tie transactions at 35 and IS
cents were hardly sufficient to make quo
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souH BuRLNGroN.-John O0sgrid, Jr..
Was thrown from a horse. the other day,
aui very seriously injured. Dr. Charles P.
Thayor was called and under his care Mr.
C.S.riif is improving
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Rich and complete in our thrilling history o. 80
wears, and grand in varied descriptions Of All our
IN yhty resources ia agriculture. commerce mn
srlis manufactures. finances. govefnment cdilosl-
lies natural wonders worss OF ar &C. Iehly Nus
trated and cheap. SPLENDID VIE" OF inc
WORLDS FOREMOST NATION No other hooN
Hse h. Outsells mere histories i've 10 one. Aseots
waited e.,ckiv Address. HUBBARD bhus..
Springfield, Mass.-Aprilil, td6wfS
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TnE VERMoNT CENTENNIAL BUILDING -
The plans for the Vermont Centennial
building, made by j. j. r. Randall, Of
Rutland, have been sent on to Philatel-
phia for approval, and space for the
building has been secured at the end OF
machinery hall. The plans. which viii
doubtless be accepted, are for a two-story
buiIdinr with French roof. 4S13l ieet.
surrounded on three sides by piazza The
entrance is to be in the center Of the thirty
four foot front. with a long hail leading to
a reading room in the rear. l6x33 feet. Or
the right of the front hall l. ladies' par
lor and dressirG-room. and on the lett the
same accommodations for gentlemen In
the second floor are Two Offices and rooms
for a family 20 take charge Of the building
The roof is to be furnished with seats and
covered with awnings. The contract Tor
constructing ,he building has been gwen to
rho Champaign Manufacturing Company OF
Ticonderogs.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

vE6ETINE for tho complaints .or which 1t IL
recommended, is having larger sals throughout
the United states than any other one medicine.
Why Vegeti ne will cure these complaints
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LAas4 FAAuY.-Mrs. Honora McGurck,
Who died IN Rutland, recently, at the age
" - years, LETT nine children, 81 grand
oaIldrln and 10 great LrenlehI!dren.
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LEvEnErr sHEnnAN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con
DISTRICT OF cnrrESDES ~ me estate o.
late of Charlotte, in said District. deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and Tor the District OF Ch:ttenden on the I'D day
OF March, A. D. lS76, an Instrument pur-
porting 10 lie the last VII aud Testament OF
Leseiett Shermau late Of Charlotte in said District
deceased, was presented to the Court af0re-
said for Probate and il ordered ~ said Court that
The I'm day Of April. A. ID. 1876, ut the Probate
Court Rooms, in said Burlington, be igned for
proving said Instrument; and that notice Thereof
ne gwen 70 all persons concerned, by publishing
TINS order three weeks successfully in the Rurlng-
tOn Free Press, newspaper printed al said Bur
Ansston, previous 70 the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified n appear
before SAID Court. at the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said will II you have
cause.
Given under my hand II Burlington, in said DIS
trict. this I'D day OF March \. ID. l-.6.
i0w3w Z. ,. TAFT Register
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Watches will now ne cleaned
for 3l.OO instead Of S1.JO. a""
aDI watch aud other repasrsns
nwperomiutmg TO the buss"~>-
mavanced during the war nov
zone M the old tarsn. "
making this change /! WISH ="
s.V eSst I have nO desire ." c"'
under prices. only charging s.~
eaae ms ia Rmiland ono Ss"e
soWns. and have dome Wnns
eonocSensisnsDy believe the s'.e~
I'D +aAva q. ". WlNGATE.
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~muUvaN.-Nr. II. \. Buttolph, Of
south Darlington, has sid his farm OF 100
4ar.- in Shelburn to Ell II. Palmer Tor
5000.
lW LanouLE VALLEY RAuRoAD-We
.-a positively assured, in spite Of previous
l.anl-, tbar the II3gans, contractors for
,-s building of the Lamoille Valley Rail
ROAD between Cambridge and johnson, have
failed disa-.rou~'y that work on the road
has been entirely suspended, and that most
ID NOT all the employees have left the yiciu-
fy. NeaTe also Informed that the checks
given for land damages on the line be-
tween Cambridge and johnson, have been
r5-ur1ct protested.
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The bonds of the city officers were fycd as
follows, said bonds to be fled on or before
the POI day of April, 1876 Treasurer. S40.-
600 Constable anu Collector, 100000 :;
Oyerseer Of the Poor. s., 900; Liquor Agent.
$1,000; Superintendent Of Streets, $40. 900;
Superintendent of Water Works, s. 600 !;
Trustee Of United States Deposits, - GOO :;
and such policemen a. may desire to serve
final service OF court. 5000.
The Council then adjourned until Wedre =
day, April 10.
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MIDuLEEURY.- exhibition occnr-
red on Tuesday evening Of last week. The
speakers were dressed IN ancient costume,
in honor of the Centennial year, and, a re-
port says presented a novel vet pleasing
appearance The programme was IS
follows
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Minoo-ki is bla4tins over a woolly calf,
tho property of Major \. Austin.
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LUCINA LYON's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. , To all persons con-
DISTRICT OF acSa hy SnS e'l ,s 81 81
Milton, in said district, deceased
GREETING.
AT probate court. holden in Burlington within
and for TIE district Of Chittenden, on the 4th day
o. april ls'6, an instrument, purporting to be
ire last WILL and testament, Of Luena Lyon late OF
nIt9n, In said district. deceased was presented
10 the Court Aforesaid. for probate, and il is
ordered by said court that the LIST day of May
$50, al the probate court rooms in said Bur
Anston, be asst sned for proving said instrument;
AMI that notice thereof be given 10 all persons
concerned. by publishing this order three weeks
successfully In the burlington Free Press news
paper printed at said Burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
ere sald court at the time und place Aforesaid and
contest the pre- bate Of said will If you have cause
Given under my hand at Blu liugton in sad dis
triet this 9TH day OF April, 1876.
4lw3w K. 5. TAFT, Register
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The Manufacturers claim
for the ADORE HeW style 0f
Garments, the faUO,ring:

They are perfectly WATERPROOF.
Tint FOUR o. them wNIGu No AORE than
ONE Old style Waterproof
That. If worn In the rain tweniy-.our hours, they
WILL SOT ABSORB'ANY MOISTURE; while the
old st, lie will nearly DOUBLE ITS WEIGHT, and
NOT kEEP THE wEARtR DRY.
That, whe' rolled Up, they will make very
compact bundle. which GAN BE EASILY
CARRIED IN TIE POCKET; while tho Cd style
is as large and cumbersome a woollen shawl.
That, being so / sht We sht, aud HAVING no
WARMTH. they are welcomed b, al ladies and
gentlemen for warm weather use. CT t, thsow over
winter cloak or coat IN Ell Heathor.
That they are nor AFtECFfD BIZ III nsR
COLD OR HEAT; are perfect protection to the
incest wardrobe from TIE snow and sieet neither
Will they become soft AID useless with warm Aamp
weather
That Iaiy, who has a 60 SSAMES in hsr
pocket, can lelvo the troublesome umbrella at
home aud. II the ran ms before she reaches
shelter, she il PAR BETTER PROTECTED than
she enud DO vita the ua bTella.
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The Council then proceeded to fix the sal
aries Of city officers. as follows Mayor,
$500 Treasurer, $500; CITY Clerk. $500 ;
Superintendent Of Water Works, $1,000
land furnish his own teams); Superiutend-
ent of Streets, 1880; Oyersoer OF the Poor,
$500; Health Officer, 500; Chief OF Po-
lice. $50.
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WEDNESDAY. April II

W EDNEsDAl. ApTlI l..
The Council met at the usual hour, Mayor
Hatch in the chair, and present Aldermen
Hard, Llppitt. Rumsev. Sinelear. Taylor,
Vincent, Walker, and Whittem0re.
The resignation of Hiram Walker as
Auditor. waa presented and accepted, and
George W Beckwith was elected IN his
place
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(VABINET ORGAN-Mason q Hsmlin's make =
I will Be sold for $50 les than cost 70 n-srly
new and in perfect order. Azores, ~ 0uAds'
oars Of Pre- fress Odios.-Apni 4 ou
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NETTING OF THE CITY C0UNCIL.-ELkCTloS Oh
OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
SATURDAY, April s.

OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
SATURDAY, April s.
An adjourned meeting of the City Coun
ell was held at $50 p. IN, Mayor Hatch il
the chair. and present, Aldermen Hard
Lippitt, Rumsey, Sinclear, Taylor, Vincent
Walker and Whittemore. Aldermen D Mel
and Wing were unable to be present on &C
count of severe illness.
The doors were Immediately closed, anC
the Council went into Executive Session, ifol
the election of City officers for tie ensuing
year.
The result was as follows:
City Attoruey-L. L. Lawrence.
City Ireasurer-Greene ID. Weller.
Superintendent of Streets-Wm. Zottmau
Superintendent of Water Works sc. +.
Spaulding.
Constable and Collector - LOOMS J
Smith
Health Oficer-Charles P. Thaver
City Grand Juror-Chauneev W. Brow
nell, Jr
Chief Engineer, Fire Department. George
P. Foster
Fire Warders-Ward One, Henry Nash
Ward Two. E. c. German Ward Three,
A L. Papineau; Ward Four, A. F. Ccnant,
Ward Five. o. B. Ferguson.
Engineer and Surveyor-E. II. Phelps.
Fence Viewers-A. W. Allea, d. c.
Barber.
Inspector Of Leather-H Greene.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-C. r.
Nash.
Janitor of City Halle D. Weller
Auditors-Hiram Walker, c. +. " ard,
W. G.. Watson
Pound Keeper-Loomis j. Smith.
Oyerseer OF the Poor-Abner b. Lowry.
Trustee of L. 5. Deposit Fund-C. W.
WoOdhouse
Cemetery Commissioner-Dan Lyon.
The Council then adjourned.
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An UNNATURAL FATHER.-Gecrge Wash
ington Jones, of Brandon, was taken before
Alonzo 5. Cook. Justice of the Peace. Sat
urday, charged wirh numbering. on March
29;h. the female infant Of his daughter, a
girl of fifteen. He was committed to jail
without bail to await the action of the
grand jury at the September term Of court.
Jones was imprisoned in the tall of lS7l
for cruelty to his children, to await the &C
ton Of the grand jury, but no Indictment
being found be was discharged
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FISH Culture IN YERMoNr.-Ab5ut sixty
thousand land-loeked salmon eggs have
been Matched for the State at Frank Hale's
fish ponds, Rutland. OF the young fry one
thousand have been sent to Dr. Gale. Of
Brattleboro for ponds in that vicinity, two
thousand to Col. Morrison and Others in
Bennington. for ponds in that region, and
five thousand TO ponds in Cast.etOn. Sud
bury and Hubbardton
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IHlf]Iii;aY;lAiIH!IGIss:as!

THE sRE. TEST SIZZLING CsNTEsriAi. BOOK
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know lodged the best in use. Each pound bears the
maine Of JANIS PYLE. None genuine without.
June l9, dsStkWly
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HIM 4dusrl,srnrul.
VEGETINE

Purifes the Blood, Reuovstes and Invigorates the
Whole. System.
Its Medical Properties arc
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vEGErINE is sold by all Druggists
March 4. 3swIO
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Our readers will see by referring to our
advertising columns that Nessrs. Ripley IL
liolton have few words to say which viii
be Of interest to all who are in want Of any
thing that can be found in a first class
hardware store. Their line Of goods for
the wholesale trade will be found complete,
while the retail trade will do well to see
their samples Of enamel paint Those
wanting cutlery or sporting goods of any
description should call and examine their
stock. Nlessrs. Ripley i Holton are also
agents for the celebrated Fairbanks scales.