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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19

Died in Underhill, Sunday, May l4th, is76, Hon
Martin Wires, in the 10Th year O. his age.
hr Wires was the son OF General John Wires. OF
cambridge, Vt. being born in 1906. He began his
business lifein that town. as a merchant, in COM
pany with his brOther-in-law, Harry Reynolds,
where he accumulated moderate property, and
became highly respected citizen and useful
man IN society. In ls5l he closed his business in
lam orldge and removed to Underhill, where he
lived until his death. He took an active part in
me business and social affairs OF his adopted town
dlscharsinz the obligations Of his citizenship with
naelity and good judgment. He held, very often
ounces Of trust and local importance in the town;
ne represented his town at different times in the
legislature, and held The Office of County Commits
sioner, and represented his county in the Senate.
mr.; Wires by his good sense in affairs
ana dignity OF department commanded wide res
pect among men. His domestic life was remarka-
oly pleasant, and his home was place % welcome
bosplta 4lty 10 large circle OF friends. The
Of temperance and education and religio found in
MN hrm and consistent advocate and helper.
HIS funeral was attended at his residence, on
Iuesiay, May 10th, by large gathering Of people
from Cambridge, Jericho and underhiu. The ar
rangements of were happily directed by Colonel
l. NJ. DIXON, and the religious services were con-
duetes by Rev Edwin Wheeock. The singing
was notceably appropriate. The community, as
well as his own household. feel the sorrow OF a
great loss, for with the mistakes which NAV be
incident 10 an active business life, his ne ghbOrs
anu lOWnsmsn sincerely respected the kindly man
anu the hrm and conservative citizen who always
pore himself with venerable cast OF countenance
anu stately demeanor in their midst Among his
last utterAnces in answer 10 the question put to
ma by his wife What message he would leave
70 MS ielleW men ~ he said. Tell them to seek
hrst the kingdom Of God and his rghteousness'
ne early adopted this principle as his ruling mo
tlFs % acton and held 10 II, with haltngs and
errors which are common to man, TO his latest days:
ana 10 MS conscientious adhesion to this divine pre-
ceIt may be ascribed his success in life. W.
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and has been selling at 50 90 % . Is Y Dbl
Dat heal ranges from SC 90 "a % z Dbl.
GRAIN-The market for Corn has become dull.
Prices irmer at the close. Sales at 81 a &c q
hushel for mixed and yellow. Oats are in fair
demand. The sales have been at ~ a. 52c v
bushel for mixed and white. In Rye sales at s.
a 90c T. bushel. Shorts have been selling at SIS ~
Ml9 GOV ton Fine Feed at $40 q 20 co. Middlinss
at s2ld22 20 g ton.
PROFESSIONALISM has become quite dull, and
sales in small lots. The sales have been ut SIS 751l9
Tor prime; So 10 a. p % FOR mess: and $3.50 SO ~
z Dbl. for clear. Feet is firm and is in demand
sales at Sl 50nsl3 90 for ami extra mess, and
SIS 90 20 l6 90 for family. Lard at 3l Ollie 3 10 for
steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams
selling at IL "a l5c q b FOR Boston and Western.
PRODUCE.-Butter arriving freely, ard prices are
comparatively low. The sales O.. choice New York
and Vermont diaries have been at - a he; with
selected a shade higher. and common TO
good range from % "a Z4c Y 10, as TO quality.
Cheese is quite dull. Sales have been at
a l2sc Sib White Beans at 81 l5lD 20 Y bushel
for medium extra pea at 81 Is a / 30. ard
Y doz. Tor Northern and Eastern. Potatoes at 3j
a Zoe p bushel. Maple Sugar is selling at l09llc.
WOOL. The market for Wool has been dull and
prices are in favor of buyers. Sales include
l45,O0 lbs Ohio and Pennsylvania neeces at 20 20
4Sc G. ib; 5000 lbs Michigan, and Wisconsin
and other heeces at Is % Csc q h.
900 lbs c0mbing and deaine ieeces at As a 5l!c
Tor washed. and 25lD BIC Y N for unwashed; 60OUO
rs unwashed and understandable fleeees at
p "a 81 Pm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19
ELIIU BATES ESTATE.

I'VE. THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been an
w pointed by tho Honorable tho Probate court
luI tho District OF thitieaden. COMM .ouers a.
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
vl All persons, against the estate OF Elihu Bates
hile %. Richmond. IN said district deceased and
Also All claims and demands exhibited iu offset
thereioi AMI SIX months from the day ut the date
hereof being allowed by -ll Court fH- that purpose
We 81. therefore hereby Eve notice, thar We VIII
attend 20 tho business ol our appointment 40 the
late residence OF the deceased in R'challud in
san ID strict on tho fourth Fridays o. May ard
days.
DATED this ID day OF Nay. T. ID. is-6.
J. L. MASON, IT,,
5. +. CUTLER, 'o-i as-ohers-
45w3w
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IHE STATE FAIR.-The State Fair is to be
held at St. Adams on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. September 18th. 18th and
IAN. The grounds arc to be fitted up with
horal and mechanics hall. each 3GxIOO
feet loo box stalls for horses. 50 open
stalls Tor horses, ls5 open stalls for cattle,
- open sheep pens, and 20 open pens for
swine. The local committee advertise for
bids Tor the erection Of buildings, stalls,
necessary grading. etc. Proposals will be
received until May 25th, the lumber and
timber to be delivered on the ground on or
before the 10th day Of June and completed
hv the IO;h day Of Arrrs.
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GEORGE Il. ROBERTS ESTATE

I'VE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. bavin- beep an
w pointed by the Honorable tho Probate Conf
lol the district Of Chttenden, Comm -ouers % re-
ce,se examine and adjust the claims and demands Of
late OF shelburn, ia said District deceased. and
1iso an claims and demands exhibited IN offset
tsheIeto and SIX months from the day of the date
being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice. tbaf We viii
a.tenu % t1e business OF our appou tmcut 40 tho
lowh Clerk Office, in.said Shenurn. in said DIS
s.e,' ~. inc thlrd Wednesdays o. May and N0vem-
Der next, at 10 o'clock \. NJ on each OF said DAYS.
Dated this 9th day o. April. A. d. Is.6.
Z S. KOWLEY,
A. ID. WHITNEY, Nvinlniss 'oheIs.
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Az IcE BRIDGE IN MAY.-An immense ice
bridge, stretching from near the foot OF the
Horseshoe Fall to n point below the Bridal
Veil. formed across the river on Monday
morning, May 5. The jam is one OF the
largest and widest ever lodged below the
falls. and, considering the lateness oil the
sca son in which it is formed. is the most
roTnarkable. William Glassbrooks, the
rotcran ferryman, who was the first to cross
The mass. saws in places the ice is piled up
a height of thirty to forty feet-Niogdra
Falls Gdseffe.
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FRANKLIN II. IsuAM's ESTATE

NE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable tho Probate Court
Ior the District Of Chittendon. Commissioners 10
receive examine and adjust the Ella ms and demands
o. all persons, against tho estate OF Franklin N
Isnap late Of winston. in said District deceased
anu also all claims and demands exhibited n Offset
thereto and SIX months from the day Of the date
hereYi being allowed by said Court for thar purpose
we 40 therefore hereby give notice. that we will
attend 10 the business OF our appointment AZ the
uWeiIlnS house, lately occupied BY the deceased.
"a winston, IN said District on the first Mon
1ays OF June and December next, at 10 O'clock
A. m, on each Of said days
Dated tins 18th day Of April. A. d. 1875.
NAT TGi = 4 AL IssSoN' Commissioners.
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BOSTON NfARkf3Ts.

"WEDNESDAY, May l6. 1876.
FLOUR-The demand for Flour has been quite
mod crate Sales at 81 t0pl p or Western superhne
s. SOD 90 tor common extras; s. % arc 10 Tor Wis
consin extras; s. 80 "a ! Tor Minnesota extras;
s. OO9 : p Tor white wheat ohio, Indiana and
Michigan; S. 20 a p ior Illinois, and s. 80 a
0 90 for St. Louis, including choice and iayorite
brands. Corn Meal has been in moderate demand
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BARLOW'S LITTLE STORE.
BIeacHcd DGDlGshs.

A fall assortment at very close prices, including
several pieces OF cheap * for 6renaGne Innings
! and Trimmiumg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19

The largest assortment Of nice goods with the
hoicest handles we have ever offered. Al'o u
,Teat variety Of low priced goods.
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Commercial.
WatertoNrn Union Live stock Market.
May 10.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
a gtrip


Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
This week.--.---. l5'l Si
Last week... 1850 ll53 5s7a
From Vermont - 40 l.
Prices OF Market Becf-A few choice. $ 30 a. S IS
extra s. 90 a so first quality, s. - al 50. sec
ond quality, s. - 16 50; third quality, - a. 50
Prices OF Store Ca:tle-Working oxen per pair,
slOl, sl5n. sI75. 500; Mich Cows and Calves,
from s35G63: Farrow Cows, saldi0; extra, s65lIg0
Yearlln-s. slOa11; Two Years Old. fls932. Three
Years Old, s2sdi6.
Prices Of Sheep and Lamhs-1n lots 8. s. a. 81 90
and g. "a each; extra, 81 % a. 80, from q 70
&C q ". Veal calves, sass
Prices Of Hides Tsilow and Skns- brighton
Hides .-d6l eb; Tallow, 81 M6.c Fih Country
Hides SAGE Rib; Tallow. 81 a 6lc v ID Pe,ts, Sl0i
q = each; Calf Skins, !lGi2c r. Il.
REMARKS.
Cattle We find very little Beef from the North
Iil3 head from the West IL Is difficult 10 realize
last weeks prices. TRADE is dull.
Sheep-The prices Of last week have not changed
The Northern Hooks were mostly OF medium grades
with some yearlings.
Pouliry-Poultrym men ofer 100 T. 3 for mixed
lots Of Hens. Chickens and Turkeys.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19

4 COOPERATIVE EXPERIMENT. - Mr.. 4.
Norris, the well-known manufacturer.
. Norr-yille. in this State, Is forming a
company on the principle Of the
-.rn-ie.d cooperative company, taking
bout onc-third Of the 50 600 stock HIM
and giving workmen an opportunity
Take the rest. This plan has been found
he very Succcs lul, as all the employees
Interested to the extent Of their stock in
. re- success Of the company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19

In the United States Senate. Friday. the
chair laid before the Senate communica-
ton from the Governor Of Vermont an
a'ancing that the statue of Ethan Allen
vas completed and delivered. to be placed
o the National Statuarv Hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19

In fit. manufacture, and in quality Of
material, these goods arc not ezcelled By
the best custom work while the price is
DECIDEDLY LESS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19

Coin AilSNe r \ssvoNr.-LastSu summer.
Mr. Francis Wooster, ia company with E.
l.. lilL. an o-1 California miner. com
meac-t mining in Worcester, on a small
stream called Minister Brook, and took
about 500 worth OF gold from this mine
which was cuouTa to pay their expenses,
ba~iic- balUn- a thousand feet OF sluic5-
boxes and mother ways preparing fir 1876.
Daring the past Winter they have formed a
company for carrying on their work more
eEtcu-.'el- and viii employ a large mum
bcr OF harls. They have leased nine farms
living no tie same stream for ten years and
il their expectations are realized, will make
business lively for Worcester and rcmuncra-
tive for themselves.
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&c. John~hury Is in q bad way. according
,ae Cata,Riml. 1t says What two
..r- ago was $500 residence in this
lace. VIII not bring over 50, 500 thiss spring
ea.on-tazes, and no hope Of reform.
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Xegal Hotifes,
HENRY d. SMITHS ESTATE.

- IN
STATE OF VERMONT, To al persons con-
OF ehiIIEsDES Henry D. ' sn t1,ai Is, o.
OF Essex, in said District. deceased, '"'"' 'A''
AZ Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and Tor the District of Chittenden, on fhe oth dax
=. siay, A ID. 1876, an Instrument pur
RHpItnS 70 be the last VIII and Testament Of
i nenry d. Smith, late Of Essex. in said District.
~ euesaseu, was presented TO the Court afore,
ior PROBATE. and it IS ordered By said Court tina.
NE sne x'nh day Of May. A. d. 1876 at the Probate
1our, Rooms, in said Burlington, be ASS gned Tor
proving SAID Instrument; and that notice thereof
NJ sNeh 70 all persons concerned, by publishing
.ls 1ruer three weeks successfully in the BurIIng
i IN rIee fress newspaper printed at said Bur
i1S.on' previous to the time appointed.
..ueIeloie, you are hereby notified tO appear
oe.Yre sad Court, at the time and place aforesaid
anu contest the probate Of said will if you have
wen under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
ui ~, this 10Th DAY Of May A. ID. 1870.
fo"SN r. & TAFT RaTister
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l-F inrEEANcE REFoRS.-A great work
a.c.ug done at Bellows Falls, IN the tenn
..-ngo eau~e,by Ncs-rs. Osgood and Drew.
aa wc.-known temperance reformers. They
n saturday night, and already have
Led 400 IN the cause, and among them
many habitually hard drinkers On Mon
aE &. n Read led in the organization of
i. IN club
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~ Telegraph
New Nork Money lsd Stock Markets.
NEY YoRK. Nay H..

| ~ Telegraph.
New York Money Lssd Stock Markets
NV YORK. Nay n.
Monty easy at 3G3i
PRIME Mercantile Paper at ia6
STERLING quiet at As ass.
GOLD opened and closed at Il2.
| CLEARINGS, 81 OOO,0l0.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS s3iS,101.
TREASURY disbursements. s3is 90
GOV EbNMENT BONDS dull and strong.
STATE BONDS quiet
RAILROADS dull
srOCks-rhere was a marked increase in the
volume OF busne at the stoek exchange but de-
preston prevailed and there was heavy decl ne
! IN prices. The market started of with break IN
the shares Of GOAL roads New Jersey Central de-
Ginning 70 -, Del Lack and western 20 lu5I
regular luii Del. Hud Canal % ll0. This de
cline in coal roads is equal % 2G2 per cent tho
latter in New Jersey Central New York Central
- ios, Michigan Central fell OF from g., 90 as.
Market less active at the close but frlncr Pacific
Mail reacted rom lg 20 pa
Transactions aggregated 1882 9is shares with prin-
cipal dealings as fellows Lake Shore. $500
9looi u. L W, 5O,u.
GOLD closed at llZs 6ll.l.
MONEY dull at taIi per cent
ONEliNMENr Is dull and steady.
STATE BOMBS nominal
STOCkS weak and active
The following were the closing quotations
l. S 6s, Isl ke-..--.l2l Do. '65 Rec Juiy...I-3
l. h U.s. y Coup.--.l-. L. S. new 5s.--......ll-
5--h coup blf olI....llfl l0-lUs Reg .....--..I.
5-2D Is, new lssue....l!l ! lu-fns Coupou .fl-
10. 'o', he-. July-l-it Currency ts.--....-..l-7
Delaware 3 hudson.llu New Jersey Central. eH
Canton---- ---------- .h Chicago / Rock lsldluI
Con. Coal Company. 400 Milwaukee & 81. Paul e
Cumberland $4,000. 30 Do. preferred - fl.
y. L. Telegraph Co. 90 Toledo d wabash. 81.
Qucksilycr---.---.-- D. DO. pre- erred .....-- p
Do. preierred.--..--. I flrt WAYNE. lcy.divI Iul4
tac-hc aiA-l-----.---- 20 Alton Terro Haute g.
Adams Express Co-.llu DO. preferred ........ o.
hel-s, Fargo * Oo..- 7- lineage & Atom H-.
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AHoN BUTTER MARKEr. May I5.-Over
Pc hundred tabS were shipped from this
rket Highcs: prices paid, 2Ic.
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DR.. J. P. BRYANT, THE MAGNETIC Ply
slClAN, WILL RECEIVE PATIENTS AT THE
VAN NESS HOUSE" BURLINGTON, VT,
FROM TUESDAY, 9th OF MAY, TILL JUNE LIST.
Eay--FG,rtr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19

IHl FIRST Tow or THIS SAsoS-Tho
steamer ignatias Tyler arrived in this port
wednesday morning with the first tow Of
the season. She had five bargcs Of lumber
FOR shepard, Morse and Co.. aggregating
nearly 900, COO feet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19

Eatanl was visited, Saturday afternoon.
rs Iuitc lively hail storm. Hailstones
ID from the size of a walnut down.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19

.f}-is arc rarely experienced, in this city.
after the 10th of May. But there was quite
.a-p frost here, Monday night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, sat- Middlebury.
II Vt. the lst day % May, A. D. 1916
Inc undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
POI ntment AS Assignee of Henry }. Soper. Of
MildIenury, N the county OF Addison and
State Of Vermont, who has been adiud-ss a Rank
rupt upon A creditor petition. bv tho District
Court o. SAID district. L. d. T~ITCHELL.
hNiM ASSIGNEE.
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$prrial 11uti

JlINDiCE and BlLIOUSNESS. Who knows a good
remedy Tor these Isordersl We are assured At
~ OOPS Vegetable. Physical. Jnundice
Bittcrs will effect speedy cure. They have
NEVER FAILED 20 satisfy all who have used them
for Jaundice, pyspeps a, Biliousness. etc. Beware
Of limitations. the genuine has private proprietary
stamp 81 John +. Henry over the cork. SOD by all
dealers. Manhattan Med. Co, proprietors. JOHN
T.. HENRY. tURltAN 4 CO., New York, Whole
sale Agents. AprI9, dI3t, tn, thur, sat6wft sa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19

Mr.. Wires was brother of the late Salmon
Wires. Esq, of this city. lie represented
Chittenden County in the Senate in 1857 and
ISIS, and was weil-known, esteemed and
influential citizen Of this county.
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Wonderful Success.

It's reported that BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has
since its Introduction in the United States reached
the immense sale OF 1000 dozen per year. Over
o1l Druggists have ordered this medicine direct
from the Factory, at Woodbury., N. J., and not one
have reported a single failure, hut every letter
speaks Of Is astonishing success in curing severe
coughs colds settled in the breast, consumption or
any disease of throat ard lungs. We advise any
person that has any predispositlon 10 weak lungs,
o. 90 TO their druggist, ana get this medicine, OF
inquire about 1t. Regular SIZE. - cents; sample
bottle 90 cents. Two doses will relieve any case.
Don't ne slec, your cough
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Attempted >CIcInE.-Anua Brow, aged
.ylar-. took dose Of poison a the house
Bars Whitney, in Franklin, where She
working, Monday morning. and cannot
toFer. Cause. disappointment in love.
j. / nuant. Esq. Of Montpelier, will
liver an address on temperance at City
iiaN, next sunday evening, under the aus
ees of the Reformed Mems Club The
.-5 have opened negotiations with Mc----.
rev aud pssooj. who are accomplishing
l great a work in theeastorn part Of the
,-ate. and they aye expected here during the
sitter part of the month, to stay several
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-19

To ALL. particularly nyaiids, spring is s trying
season. Indications o. sickness should at once he
attended TO. Fatal diseases may be caused by al
iowln- tho bowels to lccome csnstpated, and the
system 80 remain in a disyrdered condition, until
the disorder has tine to develop ITSELF An ounce
o.praentioa is worth pound OF cure is an old
and truthful slyiu-. Therefore. we advise all who
are troubled with the complaints nov very preya-
lcnt-Aeldaeho, md sost.cn, disardorea l,er want
osappet'te, nausea. or .eyersh skin, to take with
Gus delay seAencb'. Mandrake Pills We know Of
D. remedy so harmless and decisive in its action.
Il at once strikes at the root o. the disease and
produces healthy tone to the system. People
never need suffer from any disease arising from
dsa7-ercd condition OF the liver II they would take
this excellent medicine when they feel the first DE-
deatous o., the malady. Families leayin. home
for t4e summer m nths should take three or four
boxes o.. these pills ". til them Taey have an al
u.t instantaneous effect. They VIZ relieve The
patient O.. headache in one OF tvo hours. and " 10
rapidly cleanse the liver OF surrounding bile and
will enectually prevent bI Gus attack. They are
sold by al druggists. May -deod4vim3p
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There was quite an excitement on the
streets. Monday, over the arrest
Frank Thomas, and bis consisr-
neat To the Reform School at Yer
ganne- It seems that in ISL Thomas was
sent % theReform School for the remainder
1ia., minority. In 1873 hewas fnrloughed.
and April 7th. 1874, he was sent to State :
Prison TOR stealing from Morillo NoyeS
tsij for one year. In that institution his
tine was committed for good behavior,
and he was released in February
l'7j. Since that time he has resided
ID this city. conducting himself, in the
2ain, in an exemplary manner, as We are
1lormed. and forming the principal
'1pp0rt Of his mother. Yesterday
Air W. G. Fairbank. Superintendent oil
'ae Reform School. came to this city with
lle Of his assistants, Richard Wheeler. and
'ook Thomas back to the school. This action
Va vigorously protested against by one or
'So Of our citizens who have become some
What Interested in Thomas. Counsel was at
ohce engaged and Superintendent Fair
oank right TO return an eliminate to the
Aelorm School under such circumstances
VIII at once be tested
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M TNrERASCE Reform .-Mcssrs. ). X
H--llI. of Gardiner, Maine, and j. w
.-lw. of Concord, \. H., who are soon TO
abr in this city, have met with immense
success at Bellows Falls. On Monday night,
-7.arm club was formed there, under their
lIe--bip, with seven hundred members.
Nearly every place of business was closed
r. the hour appointed for the meeting. and
.ae largest hall in town was filed TO over
-.v.uc. many not being able to get in
J. Durant, Esq, OF Montpelier spoke
as ve. the other night. and obtained one
-l2i-el and twenty-five signatures to the
Ial..
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Book Agents wanted
W Il N TIE D. Il q II n r $
To sell a ne@ and valuable Invention,

Patented Feb. l7th, 1874. A GREAT FUEL SAVING
APARATUS, by which rooms are warmed, food
cooked, meats broiled in superior manner, without
the Of wood or coal. Fires made without the
use OF kindlings. Worms fruit trees s7sefuaiiy
destroyed. Very liberal terms offered to Agents.
Inquire at this ofico.
Burlington. April 2l.-fd&wIm
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PYIg's DiErEuC SALERATus-ULiyersslly &C
kDowledc ed the best in use. Each pound bears tire
name o. JAMES PYLE. hone genuine without.
June @, dsat&wly
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IHE is CAsTLEg1>.-Thep property known
-ta Pencil Mil, and a saw mill connected.
..a- three miles north of Castleton village.
burned down Saturday morning. 1t
III that the men were on a strike and it
thought the fire was set by some Of the
-r6or-. The loss is estimated at about
$4,000. The property was probably insur-
This was the only slate pencil mill in
}ae-.tl and has been established fifty
Iae committee ct the Board Of Aldermen
alcia citizens meeting at City Hall.
--.Hri4y c,euinE. to make arrangements
-t-a proper celebration ofthe Centennial
-rta. A fall attendance IS requested.
.e.sa informed that Capt. 7. d. Chap
-.. ol Charlotte, who has been somewhat
.s.Iat joy Senator, has withdrawn his
.-ae from the canvass; also that the name
lr Walter A. Weed. of Saelburn, will
ntel to the Convention for Senator
I'D Tie @5uth side of the river
.e water in the Lake is sub-iiing very
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