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Is Absolutely PURE.

active export demand spring l@2c and winter La
l,2I2 900 bushels. No l spring al u. gold IS: Ne.
red al 1orl 80 M. amber II ~, ia / %
No. white at lI65. lIeI
N - The market Is quoted q, hrua firm.
No. . western At yJ,a92; state and Canada at ~
BARLEY-Market is quoted as being active. nui
higher twO-rowed Slate at -. fpurruweI do.
at 81 No. Canada AT VI.
BARLEY MALT-The market quoted rs being
quiet and STEADY.
CORN-The market is quoted as being lie BET
ter. Receipts of $4,000 bushels. Sales of $4,000
bushels; ungraicd at GllG2 ; steamer at co No. .
1T 81 sctGg.
OATS-The market is quoted as being 4. better
and more active. Receipts Of - 900 bushels sales
OF 2a5,OoO bushels mixed Stale al Ise - white 10
at $50 81.
Hay The marke, is quoted quiet and strong 1t
5oaj5 Tor shipping.
HoPS-The market is quoted as being quiet
and weak. New lurk State quoted being at
35tr -.
COFFEE-The market Is quoted ~ fifmer and in
better demand Rio al l4ttal III.
SUGAR-The market is quoted steady fprreine,l:
Standard \. at 1e@lO; graduated At lOl.alvla
powdered at Il: crushed at IL. ai2i,.
MOLASSES-Ihe market Is quoted ns being firm
and quiet. Cuba at 35a4O
RICE The market is quoted rs being steady;
Carolina G.. al I. Louisiana at GItaG7s.
PETROLEU M-The market is quoted As being
firm; crude in bulk, ~ refined at SIC. bid.
TALLOW-rhe market quoted As being steady.
Sales Of 5000 at G1-,a1
POTATOES-The market quoted as being steady;
Early Rose AT s5a9 % peerless - : -, Peach
blows ~.
EGGs--The market Is quoted as being dull and
unsettled AT
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II Is said that some OF the alkiloiis which ente
into the combination Of Fellows Hypophosphtcs
are extracted from trees which attain TO grca
age, and that This fact suggested 10 Mr.. Fellows ih
idea of their employment. Whether The success 81
The preparation Is ddc 10 this, We are not prepare
10 sns, hut the idra II good one.
Dec I'm W fNNlN
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WATERFOWL UNION LIVE SrOCE
MARKET.
For ihe week ending Tuesday, Dec :, 1873.
AMOUNT OF LIVE srocK AT MARKET

For ihe week ending Tuesday, Dec ls.9.
ANOUsr OF LIVE srocK At MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs. swine.
This week. GIL 25l9 9j5S
Last week. ass 25l9 9GlS
Prices OF Market Beef-A few choice = -
extra 81 so; 1rst quality s. IS &c 4 e5; second
quality IS 10 IA 50 third quality - "a 80.
Prices of store Cattle-NOrklng Oxen, d pair,
from 800, 1870 I'd 100. Mich Cows and Calves from
$50, IS, IA so: Farrow Cows $40 &c 20 Nearllngs 8.
f Il Two wears old sl2 q % three years old 40 "a
1855.
swine-Western fat, live,4s ID 4t.c Pm. North
ern dressed Hogs s., isis
Prices OF sheep aud Lanhs-In lots, - % 50,
and - each extra IS Toe 20, or from "a Sc Z
~; Spring Lambs "a 5cRr.
Veal Calves la 5ttr n ,.
Prices OF Hides, TaHow and Skins-Brightun
Hides ia 9ac IN; Brighton Tallow ia Sc D ID ;
Country Hides u sIc On; Country Tallow ,a
4Ec r N. Sheep Pelts, slsl soc each. Caf skins
loo lie q r..
Caltle-The supply this week was in excess of the
demand. With light run hist week and improved
prices, owners were Of the opinion that cattle
would be wanted ami the same rates hut we IND
that the advance realized last week could not be
held to-day. and drOpIe ed full what was gained.
sheep ami lamhs-Suppy very much the same
Is last week. Prices have declined from l.,' ! Z
or.
Poulty-Pric"s range from tsllc Z = Tor Fowl.
Turkeys and chickens.
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STATE NEWS.

Owen Grant and Oliver Rowe OF Barton
Landing have been bound over for selling
diseased beef.
Eugene Baldwin of StanstcaI, Que,
was arrested at Derby Line "Wednesday for be
ing concerned in smuggling wool, which was
seized last Summer.
The floor of Middlebury jail Las lately
been fortified with marble blocks six inches
thick. No more hurrowing out of that insti-
tuition.
\. Weare of Boulder Col, shipped from
Castleton 230 fine blooied sheep recently
purchased in Castleton, Clarendon, Sudbury.
Orwell and Shoreham.
AT Bellows Falls, Monday, Rufus Cass,
about 80 years old, was killed by falling from
the top of 4 fnur-story mill being erected by
the Bellows Falls Canal Company.
Hon. n. T. Sprague, president of the
Brandon Farmers Club, offers TO give $50
or 800 for the purchase of new books for
the library, if the club would raise II like
amount The library at present contains
800 volumes.
On the Central road, Monday, II brakeman
named Mccarthy was caught between the
platform of u depot and moving train and
badly jammed, but probably not fatally.
He was taken to his home nj White River
Junction.
AS George Vincent was out hunting al
Enosburg Falls recently, his gun burst, filling
his face with powder, and completely blind
ing both eyes, also cutting two ugly gashes
on the top of his head. His physicians think
it is doubtful if he ever RECEIVERS his sight.
Jerry Slaylon, an aged resident of East
Calais never eat meal of victuals at pub
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CATARRH has never Yet been mastered by DOUGH
es smokes, lnhalatlOns, or any other merely loca!
remedy. DIR. WEI be MEYERS CATARRu CUgE
IL an inoculative. CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY which Is
absorbed by the infectious poison and Kills the
spores, wherever located. II Is Il wonderful dis
cuvery-an infAible cure at any stage. The CURE
Is sold by druggists, or delivered hy ID. h. DEWEY
4 CO., AG~"ts, 40 Dey ST. Y. Y. Pamphlets with
full expatons nE. overwhelming proofs, mailed
free Dec ! vi ul-9ru-3t,
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COTTON tn" market Is quoted ~ being e
higher and ,Iusine steal, Sales of -, n,ira
Midlltng upltuis at 20
FLouR-irr market quoted H. being In mn,,.r-
ate demand low g'Ai", scarce aud strong.
Receipts OF 2a,'n barrels. Sales OF ~ mo
barrels. NJ nj Jhr4 ~ siIpcrfnr stale and
western ~ "h,t5 90 common To GuuI extra west
rtn and state at lUtG 90 good To choice extra do
At 4 Wha 40 common tu choice white Whrui
western extra ~ "Ht % fancy while wheat
western extra At sU' d2a common To good extra
ono n s"ai -, cuumun To choice extra St Inuls
/ At :, Ilr SEQ
RYE Flol n The market IL quoted as being
steady AZ ,.a5 90.
CORN MEAL. The market Is quoted as being
more active AMI sttais a. 2 iJs3 o.
WHEAT The uistkel - quoted better and more
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DIED.

ItTCBBs.-At Essex Junction, Vt, Monday evening.
December l. 1879, suddenly. ~ rupturlng blood
vessel while coughing, Elizabeth rubbs, wife Of
David Fayette Tubbs, IN the ooth year OF her age
CLARK.-ln Charlotte, on Tuesday, Nov. %, ls,9,
of apoplexy, Dea Homer Clak aged u years. Also,
ter OF Homer and Elvlra CLAIR, aged 70 years.
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Essex JUNCTION. - During Mrs. Ham,
mond's labors at this place between one hun
bred and eighty and two hundred persons
presented themselves in the inquiry room as
inquirers, and about ninety professed con.
version. Among these are several men in
middle life, who are heads of families.
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WEST CHARLOTTE. - The Postmaster
General has changed the name of this post
office from West Charlotte to Charlotte, the
change to take effect January first.
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y wsLL-KNowX INVENTOR of this city has
recently devised new canning process, based
on the principle of sealing the cans in vacuo,
which, it is claimed, will almost revolutionize
the present system. A number of our solid
men have taken hold of the patent and i is
believed that there are millions in it.
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WEsTroED.-THE FIRST LECTURE OF THE
CoURsE-Owing lu The stormy weather on
Friday evening but a small number gathered
to hear the opening lecture of our lecture
course, by Prof. J. b. Southworth, of Mont
pclier But those who were there were
richly paid. Prof. Southworth is IN easy
and eloquent speaker and held the closest
attention of his audience for over an hour.
His subject was The Deliverance of Ley
den" lie sketchcd the history of Holland
until it came into the hands of Philip of
Spain; the introduction of Christianity; the
prosecutions under Philip, and the heroism
of the early Professionals the bloody war in
which the other cities of Holland were over
thrown and the inhabitants murdered; the
arrival of the enemy before Leyden; he
weary months of the siege; the opening of
the dykes which held back the sea, and the
flooding of the country and the patriotism
of the eight hundred Zealanders or Sea
Beggars' as they were called, who went to
the aid of the besieged city. With thrilling
interest he spoke of the endurance of the
citizens of Leyden. Beef and hOrseflcsh
were things Of the past and they were living
upon dogs, cats, and the grass from their
yards. The enemy offer them pardon if
they will surrender their city They reply,
AS long as a dog banks or a cat news, We
will not surrender, and when these are gone
We will eat the flesh from our left arms and
keep our right arms to defend our homes
and liberties, and when we can hold out no
longer we will fire our city, and men, wo-
men and children perish together; but we
will never submit to "A foreign tyrant" The
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SrEGNAS-LUcAs.-On Wednesday evening, Nov.
26th, 1879, AT the residence a the hrdes parents,
by the Rev. Il. Il. Stafford Hon. Lewis K. Stegnan,
OF Brooklyn, N Y, 10 Ellen L. only daughter "f \.
q. and Lenora Lucas. OF this atty. No cards.
HAaRIs-BFowS.-On Wednesday evening. Nov.
26th 1872 AT the resldence at the brides parents,
by the Rev. l.. U. Brastow, Mr. John f.. Harris VI
Montpelier. Vt, and Miss Carrie F., eldest daughter
of Y. X. and y. q. Brown, Of his city. No card-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-05

MOTHERS who have puny and Irritable Rabies
can Secure health FOR the Children and rest 4
themselves. by using PITCHERS VEGETABLE tAs-
ToRIt. II Ii MS pheasant 20 take as honey, and Is
certain 10 cure Wind Cole, SQUIRT -l, Rash md
Feyerishness Ghi expel Worms.
NtI1.l
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ESSEX JUNCTION. Mrs. Chauncey w.
Brownell, Jr., was thrown froma carriage near
the covered bridge, Thanksgiving morning,
and severely injured, suffering slight con
cussion of the brain. She is treated by DIR.
Ferrn and it is thought will soon recover.
Mrs Tubs, wife of ID. f. Tubbs Of this
place, rupturcd blood vessel, Monday
night, while in fit of coughing and died in
about fifteen minutes Mrs. Tubbs was a
kind-hearted, benevolent woman. Mr. Tubbs
has the sympathy Of the entire community
in his great afiliction.
The public schools will not commence as
expected on account Of sickness The time
now set for them 10 begin is Dec 14th
A very Interesting Thanksgiving union
service was held at the Union church,
Thanksgiving evening. Miss Knowles gave
short preliminary address. The revival
meetings are transferred to the Centre.
There are so many children sick with the
measles that the public schools will not com
mencc until the 18th Of this month.
A. p. Flanders, of St Johns, has been fit
ting up a lot in the cemetery very nicely,
preparatory to erecting monument. 3.
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NEVER since healing remedies have been USED by
suffering man, has there been known such absolute
pain-relieving agents AZ the CentauT Llnmcnis.
Whether u be Pain in the Back, Wounds, Burns,
Swcllings on man or women, or Strains, Sprains,
Calls or Lanencss of Animals, the C-ntaur Lint
meuts suoth, neal and cure.
Ut ii wlm-9rm-3 ~
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MIDDLEBURY-The Addison County Jour
nal SAYS that only about half of the stu,
dents signed the expression of Willingness
to submit TO all future college requirements. u
tory arrangements with the faculty"
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The iron steam-tug, j. G. Witherbee, was
despatched to St. Johns, Tuesday, to bring
to this port nine barges laden with about a
million feet Of lumber, belonging principally
to the Shepard e Morse lumber company.
The ice is reported as three inches thick be
tween Rouses Point and St. Johns
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ENTRIES for the approaching poultry show
are coming in from far and near and most
interesting and successful exhibition is al
ready assured.
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Jrsr twenty years ago, Tuesday, John
Brown of Ossawattomie, was hanged al
Charlestown, Va, after trial and conviction
for invading that Stste-with twenty men
for the purpose of liberating the slaves
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ST ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Dec. =
The attendance and receipts were light, and
market dull and very little doing. Winter
made butter sold at 20 to 25 cents per pound
fall ends, % to go cents
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WATER FAKES
ISl. ps.CE:uitIsEs, 1879.

cry IEEtStEEES ttti't.l
HTUIiSHiu-.. December, Q. l~i9i
All prrs.rts u-iiil. water tom the burlington cav
Mater Nurk4 a.e h-r,iN unit'rI tuiI tur SENT all
maj mud -n.-iiI .rr, ic. rates lot December
now dur. Hui PAS h!' ~ ms Ollie, ant % stii rilti
mr.. NOT I,,iL ~ before IN" 10th 'l ul lr'uti.
I,1y ne cav rrra.Iirt VIII report ~. O., lnGusut
whose rates remain uariil at thIt time &" Lee
Suiirriutrnd, 1T of thu cas- Water works. VII" shall
imiu, at.lN cut oil TIN water from lt' r'ti~'+ nt
su.h a. ItuuurUi uutfl ~urI service ta'r- duH ,"pm
sura cliudu,ht. NIB ave per cent ~ a .,rl
thereto. al, Iid. i's'th'i WI" ttr SUM 700 tN"
dollars tnr cutting oil Ard tn' hing "t u, .l.i
q u WELLER
Onice-Nu tlty Hall. Jhy l!cusdFer
Dec ], islSvlw
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A SENSATION AT ST. JoHSsBURY A de
spatch from st. Johnsbury says G. Il.
Walker, lessee of st. Johnsbury Hotel, clos.
ed the hotel to the public on the 18th ult.
on account of having been prosecuted fol
violating the liquor law. On the same day
he voluntarily paid TO the authorities S109 to
buy his peace and left for the West. Jerry
Drew, owner Of the hotel, Immediately
brought suit against Walker for closing the
hotel, laying damage at $1,000, attached
Walkers furniture and placed keepers oven
it. On the 2Sth of November Walker re-
appeared here, summarily elected the keep.
ers, and on Monday reopened the house tc
the public. Walkers liquors were seized
and confiscated, but he appealed on the
ground that the officers return did not show
that the liquors seized were found under cir.
cumstances showing that they were intended
for illegal sale or distribution The case will
be heard before the County Court now sitting
here. Greater excitement prevails here over
this case than has been created by any othel
case of this nature before for years
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A CASE of restitution is reported in Stowe,
in which mother is said to he insane be.
cause of the need Of the necessaries of life
for herself and two little boys
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THERE'S nothing better for a replenishing
drink, said MIS-. PIrtington, stirring the contents
OF the lumber ethan Sinfords Jamaica Ginger, 1t
lucubrates the tonsors OF the throat when dry, and
when one is exssperaed with fatigue, il accelestes
and refreshes him. Look not on the wine which
Is read about in the newspapers, when Won can GIT
SASFoRD's GISGEE as a subterfuge.' She Drank.
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CONSIDERABLE anxiety has been caused
the friends of Mr. Hiram s. Hart, formerly
of this city, by report of his sudden disap-
pearance. The facts are, we are requested
to say, that being called to Massachusetts,
by business Mr.. Hart started from there to
spend Thanksgiving with relatives at Jericho.
He was taken severely i'll on the cars, but
managed to get as far as Lebanon, y, H.,
where he now lies dangerously sick at the
rcsidence Of an aunt.
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PROF. PROCTOR AT THE HOWARD OPERA HOUSE
LAST EvENING-A BRILLIANT LECTURE
AND CROWDED HOUSE.
Prof. Richard A. Proctor, the distinguish
ed English scientist, delivered lecture on
the subject "Other Suns and Other Worlds
at the Howard Opera House, Monday even
ing, before one Of the largest and best audien-
ces of the season. There were present the best
citizens of Burlington, Montpelier, st. AL
bans, st. Johnsbury and our adjacent towns,
and the audience was as attentive and appre-
ciativc as il was cultivated and intelligent.
President Buckham introduced the lecturer
as one whose name was identified with
modern science. Prof. Proctor then spoke
somewhat as follows:
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A WAsnSGToN special to the Boston
HerdM has the following anent our we'll
known Nermonter Col. George W. Hooker
and one Of his schemes: Col. Hooker
who figured here last Winter as the agent Of
negro exodus into Kansas and other North
ern States, is again in town. He said to
your correspondent that the exodus was par
ticipating in the general business boom. He
talks very large. The movement toward
Indiana, he says, has already assumed cheer
full proportions, not less than fifty thousand
negroes having already been booked for that
alleged Democratic stronghold. That mum
Der will be able to overcome any Democratic
majority which might otherwise be rolled
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The executive committee of the Vermont
Dairymens Association meet at St. Adams
Saturday, to fix the place of the next Win
ter meeting of the association. They have
received definite proposals of membership 10
the amount of 800 from this city, an equal
amount from Swanton, and $50 from Rut-
land. Poultney also gives encouragement
for S1hn.
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Bankrupt Notices.
IN HANkIeI Prey.

In the District Court Of the United States for the
District Of vermont In the matter of H. H. McNiece
& Co, bankrupts, in BANKRUPTCY.
To the creditors Of said bankrupts AMI all others
whom il NAV concern:
The undersigned, Assignee Ji the estate Of said
bankrupts hereby gives notice that At has been
ordered by the District Court OF said District nat
the third general meeting Of the creditors OF
said Bankrupts he held at Ne.ls KNri' VI; al
uary, A. d. lssO. at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon
before Hon. John l.. Edwards, REGISTER. Tor
the purposes named IN the 9Th and 2-th sections
OF the Bankrupt Act Of Mascn ~, 1-6s and this IS
also TO give notice that ] nave nled ms nnal
account Assignee OF said banErupts and al slid
time and place ] shall apply TO said Court for the
settlement of said account, ANA fOr Il discharge
from all liability as Assignee OF said estate. in &C.
cOrtIance with the provisions OF said zsth section.
Dated at Newbuly. in said District This 81 lag
OF December, A. d. 1919.
1aw3w JOHN BAILEY, Assignee
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CAUSES OF DEATH.

Births In November, 1873, IS.
Deaths i'll November, 1875, q.
'Shll births are included in totals OF births and
deaths.
n. II. ATwATER
Health Oifcer.
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the ground, and maintain those streams with
a head gradually decreasing TO thirty-two
feet for about consecutive hours. The
reservoir would maintain two - feet streams
proportionally longer. Although the tank
need not be limited to 100, 900 gallons capac-
ity, large storage could be made much more
economically and permanently by means OF
an earthwork reservoir. The leakage from
such reservoir would be something in any
case and would increase with its capacity.
The evaporation would also be considerable
source of loss in proportion to the possible
capacity of any reservoir that could be con-
structed economically on the required ground.
The rock on the high land is within 3 feet of
the surface, and consequently the reservoir
must be shallow. The material to build the
bank can not be obtained from the s!lc OF the
reservoir, and land must be bought or dam
aged to obtain it. The shallowness would
unavodably impair the quality 81 the
water TO certain degree. As | said
above, would like TO leave the n utter of
storage for future consideration, with the
understanding, of course, that do not rec
ommend to your attention any pm that
shall lack reasonable provision OF su ply for
fire purposes. The plan of pumping pro
posed is, so far as know, Il novel one al
though it depends only upon well-o 4tablish-
ed principles. have consulted several gen
tlemen, wcll-known for their proficiency in
such matters, and present it 10 Nou with
the greater confidence in that il has received
their favorable opinion.
Below give detailed estimate Of the
cost of the work as proposed. The figures
are subject TO some change, of course, but L
think they will furnish sufficient basis for
preliminary estimate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-05

llISEsRrEGH-T The water in llinrshurgll
pond has been SO low that Il person could
walk dry shOd from the east shore to Spruce
island but the recent rains have filled il
somewhat, so thai BOWS woollcn factory,
which stopped work for want Of water, will
commence again about the LIST of January.
II. NJ Hull, last week, killed nine
months pig that dressed 523 pounds, and
would like to know who can beat it.
DIR. J. +. Miles is acting town clerk during
DR. T., Bcechcrs absence
Frank Andrews, one of our most promis
ing young men, has gone into business i'll
Fitchburc, Mass lie leaves many wariu
friends who wish him much success in his
new home
The death, last SUNDAY, Of Mrs. Amanda
Marsh Goodyear, aged 81 brings to mind
that in the last decade has occurred the death
of - persons 20 years of ngc and upwards
Of these six were over % years of age and
many approached that are very nearly. But
few Of this venerable class remain with u7,
and we can only hope that the present gcncr
rtiDn will emulate the virtues and possess
the wisdom of their predecessors and meet
the responsibilities Of life rs hoEOrIbly rs
they lhVc done