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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-01-17

fhODUCf-lhe market IL quiet and unchanz td
for all leading articles Vi der this head
PRONISIONS-1he Pork market is very firm and
prices have an upward tendency, with an act We de-
mand from the trade, and some speculative action in
view 81 the steady adv dnce In the Western packing
centres. We note sales Of Pork in johbinS lots OF
prime and extra prime pork AT 81 50 "a /; mess s.
90 a pr me mes, 81 a 9 so clear, $40 so a sll
80 backs 81 50 a l2 81 v hbl. Smoked meats are
quiet and steady at a 6ic for Ribs and Shoulders
and . a SIC ID .or large and small Hams. Lard
Is In better demand and firm at g "a etc Y ID ior
Boston and Western. Dressed hogs are scarce and
mostly nomina! at a "a 1t y II fer city dressed,
ana II a &c Tor Western dressed rs to wei sht and
quality. Beef is in fair demand and arm, with
moderate stocks ana light rereipts of New Western.
We quote mess at 80 "a so extra m IS 49, so a
10 family $40 80 III; new plate, sll a II so v
GRAIN-The Corn market continue, Ito rule very
hrm ior tra;k los, which scaace and wanted for
the couutr, trade. only few cars aave been re
ceiv.d to-day, and the railroad blockade remains
practlcilly unbroken far as nOn-perishable
western produce is concerned, the freight now
coming through consisting mostly Of live stock,
which has to Dc given the precedence the clear
ed tracks. There have been sales OF conss-
quence. We quote 81 al 81, y bushe for all grades
OF spot corn in store, and IS a 46c for NJ. : and
high mixed TO arrive. Oats are in moderate de-
inind nj very JUL prices for prompt delivery, Ow-
ing to the temporary scarcity. There have been
small sales to-day OF No. white, in store at BE
cash; We quote the range for No. linked in store
al SO a SAC No. white at a 40 34ic; No. = DO.
at 30 "a 3JSc; No do at 3G! a 81, and extra do.
scarce and firm at 3 a 10, per bushel. Rye, Bar
icy AMI MIL Feel are quiet and unchanged
rLouk-The markets. quite and steady, With on
receipts OF consequence and sales correspond ngy
light But holders are firm in view OF the enhanced
cost OF the attc laid down here, and very fall
prices have to be paid for the small lots taken tor
current trade requirements. We quote s3d3 Is
v Dbl Tor western superfne: S3jndi for common
extras; fidi - FOR strAi -hti W iscOnsin extras
and 81 5OdD 81 for nnesnta do. the OUTSIDE rate
firm and in fair demand vt 81 sons IS for Ohio
indiana aid Michigan. 81 75p5 81 for Illinois
sTOH' - Dbl for St Lsuis, including choice
aphx
patente sales are in steady demand and firm, with
sa.es at range o. s. 90 80 v Dbl. Patent Wis
eOnsin and Minnesota hOurs are quiet and steady
with sales at range ef 81 % $40 Y Dbl. including
choice a few fancy brands selling at s. 254s %.
Corn meal is steady and sell ng a. 2ja2 81 v Dbl
FOR fresh ground and kiln dried.
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MosELEr In Essex, Il, Jan. 10, 1879 Of con
sumpti u Mary b.. the youngest daughter o. } osepi
K. MoseIey. aged - years and II months.
kIN"sI Er.-In wonkton, Jan. ID, Emma C., wife
of julius Kingsley, aged % years.
nARrIN.-At the residence .: u. Merriam, in
Milford, Nebraska. on J an. Ist. Is-9, Mrs Eliza A.
Martin Ui :hiS city. widow OF the late Edward
Martin, a-ed Is years.
DEAS.-In South burlington, Jan. 3rd, 1879
Hermon W. X. Dean, aged - years. II months aud
10 days.
sPEAR.-ln Charlotte, Jap. 18th. Is.g, Mrs Laura
u. spear, wife OF u. L. spear, aged o. years.
BRADr.-At Charlotte, jan 6. 1872, very sudden
ly, Mrs. John Brady.
TATRo.-IIayes A Tatro son of Lewis and Martha
Tatro, died in Underhlll, Jan. 10th, 1879, aged
years and months.
Wherefore should make my moan.
Now the darling child IL dead,
lie TO early rest Is gone,
He to paradise is lied.
snail 90 10 hun but ne
Never shall return to me
God forbids his longer stay,
God re 'alls the precious loan
God hath taken him away,
From my bosom to His own.
Surely what lie wills IS best.
Happy in His will rest.
Faith cries out, It Is the Lord.
Let Him do as seems lllal good
Be Tny holy name sdo-ed,
Take the gift awhile bestowed,
Take the ch' ID no longer mine,
fhl he he Is. forever 1hne.
May the choicest OF tse Heaven Fathers bsne-
dctiOns rest On the bereaved parents and all who
mourn the loss OF the little ultimately crown
them as an unbrOAen number whore rests the dear
child.
McQUArD A, the Providence orphan Asylum,
Tuesday, Jan. It'll. Mrs. Katharine McUu4id, for
twenty years inmate, and long her siren tn
allowed, ialthu. nurse in the family o. the Rev.
Theodore A. Hopkins.
kILLAM.-At sheldon. Jan. 9Th. 1917, very
suddenly, Mrs. sarah +. kIIlam sgei 50 years and
months.
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FERA)NTERs IN CuIcaGo The following
invitation. beautifully printed, has been re-
celved:
The Sons of Vermont present their COM
pllments to yourself and ladies'. and cordial
ly invite you TO their second annual banquet
at the Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago. FRI
day evening. Jan. Eth, the annlver sary
of the declaration of Independence of Yer
mont.
The special attractions will be supper -
one OF John b brakes best toasts, speeches,
reading OF letters from distinguished Yer
mOnters. instrumental and vocal music,
dsncing-with grand orchestra. The exc
cutve committee, with tne various sub
committees, will be constantly III attendance,
and assist IN making the occasion enjoyable
to all. Hon. d X Pearsons. president !: Hon.
Cnas. b. Lawrence, Norman Williams,
Esq Prof ). W. Burnham, vice-presidents :;
Albert ID. ilasar. secretary and librarian (;
John N Hills, W. W. Chandler Elbridge
q. Keith, Col. II. Z Mutt, Cha- A. Tinker.
executive committee.
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EssFX The annual examination of the
students of the Essex Classical Institute
occurred on Thursday Of last week, before
committee consisting Of Rev. ". a. Wick
er, OF WilliSton j. Ii. MAcomber, of West
ford. and Ii. e. Hines. OF Colchester From
the report Of that committee we learn that
the examination was highly satisfactory
and pleasing. The classes IN reading gave
evidence Of thorough drill in pronunciation,
articulation, accent, position, as we'll a. in
the meaning of the author read. Those in
arithmetic exhibited cOmmendable prOfcien-
cY IN the exactnes- aud precision 50 impor-
tant in the sluiy Of mathematics Tins
was specially noticeable Ia tbs younger
scholars. Those in geography, United
States history and general history cyincei
the deep interest Vi both pupils and
teachers IN the study OF those branches.
The classes IN grammar and analysis under
the instruction OF the preeeptress, showed
very plainly thu good results OF hard Work
aud perseverance. In tho higher mathe
MATES good showing "a, made IN al,
but especially in algebra and geometry.
In the classical department the Glasses
are thoroughly drilled III the derivation
and composition o. word, aad many other
points which tend to give the pupils an nc
curate and comprehensive idea OF the lau-
guage. and the author they are studying.
The class Ia Latin have finished Cicero and
have read 10 lines in Virgil and exhibited
a thorough knowledge oil wha. they had
passed over. The class in Greek Is under
the charge Of Mr.. Felch, who l. d thorough
scholar and an earnest teacher. and has the
happy faculty Of Impre-slng ms earnestness
upon his pupils OF the class IN English
Literature, the. committee say the progress
eylnced u indeed surprising, and the PrIn-
cipal has Just cause to be proud OF his class.
The written examinations were good and
neatly written, and the committee regard
them OF prime Importance. The examlna-
tlOn continued during the entire day and
was attended by many Of the trustees and
friends Ut the institution, both in town and
out. Thursday evening was devoted to an
address by President llu.beTt. Of Mlddlebuty
College, which was listened to with rapt
attention by an appreciative audience. Ga
Friday afternoon the Town Hall was filled
to it, utmost capacity with an intelligent
and interested audience, to lston to the
friendly contest TOR Irizss IN defamation and
raaArner Tho o. n gelgsfeI ka
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An effort i evidently hong made &C save
the life of Henry Grayelin, the murderer,
sentenced to be hung at Windsor, March
lith next. Z. Norton Smith (more iamlli-
arly known a. "E. Legacy, the Vermont
correspondent OF the Boston Journal, ev-
identity anxious 10 emulate the success of
the Globe man who Obtained Paair reprieye,
and OF the eZ- GioJe man who got a court
to decide that Smith didn't poison his wife,
has found man in the cars Copying the
Phsir case. and thus infringing on the
Gio5e cOpyrigh). who had received a letter
from another man I'm Kansas, who knew
still another man who said he burned a
hOu-e at Windsor case of cumulative ev-
idence a. clear and decisive as that devel-
oped in the famous case Of The House that
Jack Built" Hence it will be seen, >"
E Legacy Smith very justly observes. THAT
this case oil Gravelin is mos: extraordin-
airy one" Oi course it Is; and considering
the exalted source from which these as
founding facts come Governor Proctor can
hardly do less than reprieve Gravelin until
the next session Of the legislature In any
event, We suppose if Mr.. Smith wanted
murderer reprieyed, all he would have to
do would be 10 ask the Governor
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BARLEY MALT.dull and nominal.

bUOhW hEA - More steady at ~.
CORN-rhe market, to-day Is quoted IS less
firm. Receipts $500 bushs; sales los OOl; 47!a4S.
for ungraded; 46iai7i for No. 2: i5i a A.. fol
steamer.
OATS = The market quoted as being lower
and dull. Receipts, 900 bushels sales 81 ,OUC
bushels 32D % for mixed state; 33iG3iI foI
No. l. 33i935i for white do.
HAY firm, iuasi5 for shipping.
HOPS - market firm at l al Tor yearlingsi
sal FOR eastern and western; sails for New York
state; ll1l6 for Californians.
COFFEE-sseady at lI0IG
SUGAR - is s,eaiy; u a q for refining; for J
prime.
moLAsSEs unchanged; old New Orleans at pa
IS, 3na4j Tor new.
RICE - is steldy; Carolina and Louisiana
ut 5i6Gi.
PETROLEUM - firm crude at siaSi; refined
at 9 bid.
TALL0W- steady. Sales us 900 at 5id6i.
PoTAToES-very firm; Peerless at ? OI12 80,
Early Rose at UOa2 -.
EGGS frmer at 2'd2S for state and Pennsyl-
vania.
PROFESSIONALISM Market iirmer and rather
quiet; old moss at 6n17 Is new mess, 75dg 10.
bsef, quiet. Cut meats firm. Middles firm long
clear At u. short clear at II.
LARD, BUTTER, ETc.-Lard moderated, active,
hrmer at e Is al Is. Rutter, firm and quiet
: 40 70 Tor state. Cheese steady and quiet At
3dgi for State.
LlNSEED-Gull and nominal.
WHleh Ef-nOminGl at H.
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IN the District Coart OF the Tuitsi Sltes for the
Il District Of Vermont, In 10. Pyui Parker,
Bankrup;--ln Bankruptcy. No. -i1. District OF
Vermont. ss.
eIE NOtire : hereby v-u thu Re on hiss
been fled in said Court. by FiruI Parker. ct
Warren, IN said d strict. July declared a bank
rupt under the Act o.! Co o. March II. $50.
for discnarse ant certificate therer. from all his
debts an other claims Vr,vahie u1t-r >iit Act.
and that the 18th day o Fen uirN l-79 at o'clock
u. before the HIN " H. " u-e|rr. Judge q
said Court. At the [. = tru-t isp 10 Eur iu-t n
ls signed for The nearing ut the -tmr, when and
whore all CREDITOR Who hive Ur,vet their dents.
and o;her persons Ia interest may AZ end amt shaw
cause If any they have l- the urI1 sad pert
ton shJ uld not be -r,u.eo
Dated at Burlington On Ire I4-h dtg o. Jdnulry.
ls.g. d. Is, S5IALLEN, Clerk.
29-w3W
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Practical wisdom.

An ancient adsge says, In tine OF peace prepare
for war. Is II not equally wise To prepare Tor sick
ness in me ui health When antcip Htins Jour
ney, guide books and maps are stud ously eIamin.
ed, and all possible information of tn" route and
country obtained. Yet many make the Journey
OF life hni throughout the entire trip remain
almost strangers to themselves, IN preuund ignor
anos q their abilities, and have no knowledge OF
he phys ol"sicsl laws that govern mind and mat
he may have ascertsiu-d bow To start and stop IL,
but he knows not how to keep II running order
The Peoples Common sense Medical Adv'ser. an
Histology, Vgleue, medicine aud the must com
mon diseases to which all are liable and with which
many are am cted. The work Is teplets with sound
practical suggestions. Price. 81 81. Address the
author, X V. Fierce, NJ. H., Buffalo. n. Y. w&sat
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the District Court OF tie In ted Sta es for the
District { Nerma ut IN .he yuItr-r If AlOlnzs
N. Flood, BtnkrUpt,-ln bankruptcy.
Notice - hereby ven that petition has
been filed In said Court, 10y allnzl n. Flood Of
Marshheld, IN said District, dbl, declared bank
rupt under the Act o. congress o. Sla feh "a, 1867
'or scharge and certificate there rom Il bis
gents ami other ella IN ur'y-h-e under said Act.
and that the 18th cay co. February l-59 at O'Clock
a. n before the Hon ll1Jt II Wheeler, Judge OF
said Court, at the 7. ;. court Rooms in Burling-
ton. IS assigned for the hear NJ ~ the same when
and where all creditors who hive proved their
debts, and other persons ia interest may attend
and chow cause II any they have why the prayer Of
said petition should no. be granted.
Dated at Burning uu. ON sIe : It'll day Of January
1879 Il B.sEALIEY Clerk
2sw3w
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We understand that among the prominent
gentlemen whose attendance is expected at
the Montpelier meeting OF the Dsrymen's
Association next week are DR. f. E. Engel-
hsrdt, chemist to the milk companies Of
Syracuse, N Y F. b Thurber. of II. X. &
F. B. Thurber q Co, OF New York who will
exhibit samples of cheese which took prizes
at the London and New York dairy fairs
Edward Norton, manager of the Pennington,
Conn, creamery and secretary Of the
Guernsey Cattle Association Thomas
Whitaker, Of Nesihan, Mass, a practical
milk and butter producer and writer of
very wide reputation Hon. james o. Ad-
ans. secretary OF the New Hampshire Board
Of Agriculture Col. Mead, superintendent
of agricultural affairs. Professor Perkins.
of the U. V NJ and 5. A. O., Professor
Cressy, and otheri. There can bo no doubt
that the meeting will be one Of high inter
est and value,
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AN ORDINANCE
IN RELATION To CONTAGIOUS OR INJECTION
hTsFAgE5

IN RELATION To CONTAGIOUS OR INFECTIOUS
DISEASES.
II is hereby ortiained etc:
SEC ]. That 1t shall DO the duty o. every physic-
ian, head Of household, nurse corporation and
master o. any vessel in this port, upon whose prem
ises or vessel any Of gious or infectious
disease may hereafter occur to Immediately report
such case 10 the Health officer Of this city as soon
as any such case shall come TO their knowledge.
SE'.2 Any person violating this ordinance shall
tnrielCand pay for each and every neglect SO to
not y the HealtL Officer as 'oresad a sum not less
Than 1--we collars nor more than fifty collars, which
said tine and the costs shall tie pay able to the City
Treasurer.
Read three times and passed under a suspsns ion
Of the rules.
Attest, WM. Ii. ROOT, Clerk
Approved Jan. :, l-7y.
10 D. HATCH, Mayor.
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COTTON dull. unchau yed sales -: bales mid
ding uplandsHt . = 1t
FLOUR - The market is quoted ~ quiet and
wit bout decided change. Heceiuts II Ooi barrels
sales i'oh barrels No. at " a . -. Superhnc
state and western at 9IHJ 30 cummnn to good
extra western and state & o. az ~ good
to choice extra 10 at JgI an I 81; com
mon e. chuicos white wheat western extra at
% a. . FANCY white wheat western extra at
d5n7 10, common to good extra Ohio at $40
AZ 90, common to choice extra g. Louis at
sha6 ~. patent Minnesota extra GOOD to prime
iin .. choce to double extra 70 Ar 800.
Closing quiet.
rye tLOuR, stca'ly; sales ooo barrels Mt Ism
n for state.
CORN MEAL quoted quiet. yellow Westarn,
Jersey and Pannsy wanna at 4lA2 ~
MHEAr-ThH market Is siightly IN BUYERS f.vor
and quiet Receipts 1000 ~ bushels. sales "a 40
bushels, golD'l Ter No Chicago; IUtp IUt for
No. red; djini ~ for NO 3 do 10 an lea
for No. = do; lUiGi II for No. ,io; oct al Oi
for ungralcd amb r; uGi HI ~ tor Mo-, U7apI O7i
for ungradrd white, lsHIts Tor No do; IUl
4l u Tor No. do. II tor white state.
hft-steady sales 1000 bushsis s-tp5s for
state b6p66 Tor Canada.
HARLEY dull " for No , Western.
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Lack Of Judgment causes fully 80 psr cent Of all
business men TO tail, earlier or later. Do not sn
equal proportion "i ply siciIns Tail TO cure from the
same cIuSel AT the grand invalids' and Tourists
Hotel. Buffalo. y. Y, Dr Pierce. through the Skill
attained by his several specialists, each having
devoted years 10 a special department OF medical
SCIENCE IS able To cure lar e per cent OF cases
hitherto con sidcred incurHbe. Many phi sicians in
view oi the superior advantages OF this model sani
taTium, bring their stubborn, obscure, complicated
aud surgical cases, Tor examinations, operation
and treatment Full particulars given in the Poo
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser, an illustrated
work OF over ga pages. Price. post paid, 5 -
Address the author, Il V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo,
N. Y Jan l4-tuAwIt
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IN RANElHTPFCY
nIsTRICT OF VERMONT, ssh Re. Carpenter
- Jones Bans rupts.

hsTKIUT UF tTI'TON :, ss--Il Re. Carpenter
~ Jones. BanE rupts.
In the District Court o. tls Uustl STATES for tba
District Of Vermont
]. ths undersigned Assi-nees the estate o. said
Bankrupts, hereby give uut 'e tuit 10 has been or
dered by the district Court u 81 District that the
second and third general setiuss oi the creditors
81 said tankrupts he held % We J. Rver tNeWbury)
W. IN said di- ret, the IN dsv q Eeb-u4ry A D.
1879, at Ia O'Clock m- at IN, file. e.: Tnferyood
before A. Underwood, one 81 the Registers in Bank
ruptcy- in salt distr ct Tor the PURPOSES named
In the 9th ami 25th sections OF The bankrupt Act
OF March I'd, 1867 and this ais, 10 = ;, not &c that
! have fled my final account a. A. nee O. said
Bankrupt and tina, at said me AID place | shall
apply TO said Court fYr tie sett4-.aeut Of nv
account aud ,or discharge rom "a ! liability as
Assignee OF sad estit- IN acc nd. nee IS tn the mo
visions Of said act.
Dated at Wells River IN sid dstr e. this I'll day
OF January, "A. d. is19.
2sw3w D. ALLEN ROGERS, Assignee.
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NurIcEIx B,Na,:Grrcy.

y the District Court o. tb5 United States for the
L District OF Vermont IN rh- matter OF AlOnzO
Crandall, Bar krupt,- In bsukrui .ey
Notice Is hereby give tust by r!er 81 the Court.
secDud and th'sd G'ueia Meetings o. the Creditors
of said bankrupt, wal Re n- the 2lst Gay
Of February. n u. l--g, At o o'clock in the lore
noon, at Nhitcher's H0te tast i!ariiv OK, in said
district, before John L. Edwards, tsq one OF TIE
Registers in Fankruptc, OF sud court. for the
purposes named III, 9TH ans ->-n sections Of
the Bankrupt oct. %. March IT. i--s.
East Hardw OK, Vt, JIfl. q.
2sH3w r. n. GE RUE. ASSIGNEE,
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IN RELATION TO TIE ERECTION OF WOODEN BUILD
GNGs, ROOFS AND AWSIsOs.
II is hereby GRAINED etc:
SIC. An ordinance In amendment Of an ordi-
nance iu relation to the erection 0. wooden build
inSs, roofs and awnings, approved May 9TH, 1873,
Is hereby amended 90 as to read follows No per
son shlll cover the roof of any building within the
limits % that portion Of the city hereinafter de-
scrlhed, W tn any covering except slate or metal.
Read three times and passed under a suspension
Of tie rules.
, Attest WIN. II. ROOT. Clerk.
Approved Dec. z6, 1875.
Jan. iJ-a1d&wIW
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VI ItIfiED.

O'MALLEY-FESIoS.-At the NJ. Z church, shel
burn, VT, Jan. sJh, nv Rev. |. &. Fenton. j. Il.
OMtiiey, fsq, uf ALBANY. N. Y, and Matte J.
fenton. daughter OF the ollclatin. minister.
BUrTos-SiBLEY.-Att the residence of the BRIDES
paren Is, in Westfurd, Vt Jan. sth. by Rev Geo.
z. Byington, Walter NJ. Eurion, of Colchester Reef
Light House, and Hattie Z. Sibley.
WoonRUFF-THoMAs In Waterville W. at the
residence o: the brides father, december T. lS.s
By Rev. -. II. Watkins. DIR. warTe1 r. Woodruff,
OF North Underhill, and Miss Jennie C. Thomas, of
Waterville.
THoNAs-WOoDRUFF.-At Underhill Flats, Vt,
Jan. |, 1879, at the Parsonage by Rev J. u. FINER
son. MIR. Edson ii. Thomas, Of WAterville. and Miss
Genie NJ. woodruff. Oi North underhll, Vt.
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FATAL ACcIDENT.-At East Wallingford,
Jan. llth inst the mail train overlook Mr..
Calvin Caryl on the bridge and by accident,
as it appears, he was thrown from the
bridge to the bed Of the river, a distance Of
some fifty feet, and almost instantly kill
ed. Mr.. CarSl was eighty years Of age or
more, and q respected citizen. lie leaves
wife AMI one child.
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N RELATION 70 THE REGISTRATION OF. PHYSICIANS
AND OTHERS.
j. hereby ordained etc:
Stt. J. That every ply sician, surgeon, midwife
or person practicIng raodicine, surgery mid
W'ert' within the lrcts OF the city, shall be reg
.staTri a. such physician, surgeon or midwife in
the lice OF the city Clerk, In book kept for that
rurr"se And no person shall lawfully act in either
%. the horesald capacities in this city, shall
not hrSt cause such registry to he made eressd
AMI sign Tie -ine. The word Surgeon shall be
he'd 10 inc ude all such ~ practice dentistry.
SEC. ? Any per on violating this ordinance shall
!or eit and pay 10 the City Treasurer SUN not less
tln I'VE dollars nor more than fly dollars and
costs.
Read three times and passed under,a suspension
o. the rules.
Attest WIN. 81. ROOT, Clerk,
Approved Jan. :, $50.
,, 10 D. HATCH. Mayor.
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That the recently arrested Albany prosti-
of Mrs. Freoze, for which John P Phair
now awaits execution. is highly improbable.
The girl had lived with Mrs. Freeze, and
had Left bloody garments a. laundress's
in Vergennes not long after the murder.
but the Stato's Attorney of Rutland county
satisfied himself that she had no connection
with the murder.
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lqttiicura

ibc C--lt Skin CUr, = "! RRANTED TO cure
sal khsuu, Scald Head, nandrur, Pmpes. and
C,uciHur,. Sod every where rent GU receipt Of
pt.r'. Small hoXe' 81 cents, large 81 Prepared by
,.rr-- = Tu;frT, Session. Send 10 Box 1870 for cir
G .,ar ami tt-t liuufi.s. Jan4b-d8wiw
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Our former townsman Mr.. John n
Hills Of Chicago, who Is now generally
recognized as one Of the first electricians of
the West, is engaged in some interesting
experiments with the telephone on long
lines, being now testing one from Chicago
IN Tnled1
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As heretofore announced, the formal
opening of the Mary Fletcher Hospital will
take place on Wednesday of next week,
January 22l, 1879. The Hospital will be
open to the public ON that day from 10 a.
m. to p. IN. The public exercises will be
held in the Amphitheatre at , p. m. with
an address by d. B. St. John Rosa. NJ D..
of New York city. DR.. Rosa is not only
an eminent physician but scholar and a
cultivated gentleman, and an able and in
terestiug discourse may be expected from
him. on the occasion.