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Among the most remarkable productions ct this
age and country is Halls Hair Remover. lis sue
cess Is unparalleled. II is sought after lay rich and
poor. high and low, Young and old. Inhabitants OF
foreign lands-ih" people al Australia. of Europe
and 81 south America md means to get It AZ what
ever cost. Il Is because II works like magic. Il re-
stores The har 10 iis youthful color and beauty. and
r"nS approaching Is:r of one of lis di-agreeahlc
Compartments. II YOU are getting hdlI. try IL.
Try It II Won are getting gray. 0rl have any dis
ease OF the cap Try It II YOU wish a good hair
dressing. II Will not dlsaPpoin' yoa.-Nrf.irh tIndl
AFr,
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AMUEDEEEE on TmAL.-Royal ;. Carr
isnOw ontrial in the Washington county court
for numbering the halfbrccd Indian, William
W. Murcommock, at Worcester in Dccem-
her. 1878. States Attorney Frank Plumlcy
of Mortified and S. C. Shurtlrif of Montpe-
| lier appear for the prosecution, and Charles
| II. Heath and Hiram Carleton of Montpelier
| for the respondent. Minot VI. Harris of
| Worcester, one Of the persons who found the
murdered mans body, testified as 10 the &C
ton taken in discovering the body, and the
preliminary action in identifying the tracks
about the body by fitting the respondents
boot into the prints in the snow, which had
been preserved by the SNOW freezing after
the tracks were made. Witness testified
that Cars boot fitted the tracks made en-
actly. Respondent seems to he trying 10
cast the guilt upon Chester Carr the cousin
Of respondent, reported TO have fled TO
Canada. and who was the principal witness
for the government. 1t is rumored that at
tcmptS have been made to get him out of
Canada, but thcprosecution are very rcticcnt
Ia S"i"5 Nii'" ie''se VI Nari "h'i e'"o''''
The case will probably occupy nearly
week. Mrs. Sallic MurcommocL, the widow
If tlo I,,Ii,,, e,. ,,.r,,o ,,,,,rlor po,.,l corr
is on tiial, says she went to her fathers
Charles Kenny home in Lyman, n. H.,
Immediately after the preliminary bearing
:, Doo.,,,,.. 49, -, - L., III
anu ''"''' '''''' "ii'l'
she was received back by her parents with
open arms. She cannot prove her marriage
with the Indian and does not know the name
of the person who performcd the ceremony.
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col5 Days.

We are indebted to Lieut.. Schaeircr, |. :.
Signal Service observer, for the following table
Of the coolest days recorded at the station in
this city during the last nine years. 1t will
be noticed that only twice in that period has
tie mercury fallen lower than last Sunday
The figures indicate the minimum tempcra-
tt1rl ~ ,l.n ,.--I,u.ti--n .ln,-.
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THE GEANGEEs.-'The Fifth annual meet
ing ui Ghiiienden County Pomona Grange. No. J.
T. of H.. holden al Milll-toii. D,ceini,rr 10th
John Woodruff, W. NJ, IN The chair. Brother &. "
" htnry read an address of welcome To the Grange
which was responded 10 BY Sister Il. \. j. Read %
Shelburn- The ". L. made report of the standing
81 the orrr IN the county a. being IN nourishIng
condition. Interesting papers were read hy Sister,
Mead and Goodrich of Mount Mansfield Grange
The following list OF officers were elected and IN
stalled for the year ensuing: NJ, Geo. ". Whitney
o.. II. \. Be,cher l.. i. \ Allen - l.. Rev
nolds: \. =, =. +. Mars q. o. Phelps T.. &
T.. SindrrSon See. John L. smith OK, Nm. T.
Woodruff. Ceres, Edna Mead; Pomona, Mrs. l.
Darling; Flora. MIS-. \. VI. Wheeler l.. \. =, Mrs.
H. \. BccCh-r Voted To hold the next mctiin,
with Ethan Allen Grange IA Milton on the thrt
Tuesday of March. l~-i. The attendance was larg.
throughout and all went away feeling that they hit
had Nrfs profitable meeting.
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Mr. G. 5. Forbes has been appointed news
and business agent of the Boston lorna! for
Northern Vermont, Northern New York and
Canada. and his bureau will be established at
the Weldon House, St Adams As the Ves-
zeager says, he viii differ from previous cor
respondents Of the JograM in being respect
able and truthful.
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WNoosKL - Miss Knowles, the we'll
known evangelist, is holding series of
meetings al the Methodist church at Wi
noosli, being assisted this week by gospel
workers from St Adams. The meetings are
largely attended and much interest is mani
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-26

THE best Informed authorities say they
discover an increased disposition 20 purchase
New England farms, and it is the opinion of
those cwho are in the hes; position o judge,
that this class Of property is certain TO i'm
prove in price during the next few years.
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\ LIBERTY PAETY Man or 1874.

THE Prosecution OF LIQUoE DEALEEs
~ WINDSOR COUNTY In the prosecution
by States Attorney Davis VS.. the liquor deal
crs of Windsor county, pleas of guilty have
been entered, fines imposed and bonds for
lcited As follows; NJ. f. Sargent Windsor.
fined 800 and costs; c. Willard, $50 and
costs; G.. W. lIuntley. Windsor. so and
costs; \. 7. Barron, White River junction,
5000 and costs; A. J. Grover, White River
Junction, $500 and costs; ii. G. Stevens.
White River Junction, 500 and costs; C..
W. Pease, Hartford, $50 and costs; Orln
Chamberlin, Sharon. so and costs; p. W
Cummings, Hartland fined $40 and costs,
and sentenced to one months Imprisonment !:
o. G.. kimball, Woodstock, forfeited his
bonds, amounting TO $50; c. O. Durkcc
Windsor, forfeited his bonds, amountin. TO
$50. In the eases tried before Justice Dut-
ton, at Hartford, in August last, in which
appeals were taken TO the County Court, \.
J. Grover, on Monday last, paid fine of $50
and costs George Scannell, for whom Grover
became hondsman, forfeited his bail, leaving
the State. In the case Of the State of Ncr-
mont vs.. \. I. Barron, for assault and bat
terry on Young Quint, respondent was found
guilty, but took an appeal
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The ToEruEEs OF NErRtIGIA-Thrse are being
mitgaici, AMI in a large number of eases wholly
removed, Icy thc Use Of ''C1mpounI Oxygen, the
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can Secure health for the Children and resi- Tor
themselves. by using PuUuER'- NEGETAEIE CAS-
foEiA II Is ~ pheasant To- take a5 honey, and Il
certain 10 cure Wind Collie, SQUIRT urI Rash and
Ftt'Ti8hnoss, and eAptl Worms.
DecI Win 2rm 3p
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Afgdl NOtirfs.
IN RiyNHgPGCY.

In The district court of she United States f0r the
District of Vermont. In Re. L. Hastings Sous,
Bankrupts.-ln BANKRUPTCY. No. 81. District Oh
Vermont. s..
SIR:-NOtce Is hereby gwen thdi a petition mas
been ulel in said Cont by Lambert Hastings.
Henry G. Hastings \ Hubbard Hastings. 2d, OF ST.
JOhnsbury in said District duly declared bankrupt
under the Act Of congress Of March a. Ioo'' inI 4
discharge aud certificate thereof from all their
individual and cO-partnership debts ana oihrt
claims PrOyahle under said Act. amt thai III
18Th dan OF February. lsSj, AT lOO'cO'k L. m before
the Hon. Hoyt II. Wheeler Judge Of said Court. al
the T. s. Court Rooms III Burlington, il assigned lot
the hearing Of the same when and where all cr'j-
ilOrs who have proved their debts. and other per
sons in interest may attend Jld SHOW cause II any
they have why the prayer Of said petition shoGid
not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the 2sd DAY Of December
1879. i. Il. ShAl-LEli tirfk-
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In the District Court Of the United States for the
District of Vermont In Re- II. e. Hastings Co,
BsnkTupts, in Bankruptcy. No siG. District oil YER
mont,
STR-NOtice Is hereby given th3: petition has
been filed In said court by Henry G.
Hastings Albert W. Hastings. Of 81. JOHNS
bury, IN SAID District. duly declared bank
rupts under the Act of Congress Of March ~.
ls5s for a discharge and certificate Thereof fO all
their individual and cO-partnersniP dabH
and other claims proyable Under said net.
and that the ali tIay OF February $50 al 10 o'clock
II. H., before the Hon. liuyt II. Wheeler.
Judge of said court. at the /. =. Court Rooms III
Rutland, assigned for The hearing OF the same,
when and where all creditors VINO have proved
their debts and other persons ia interest. may attend
and show cause if any they have Why the PRAYER
of said Petition should not he granted
Dated az Burlington, on the :2'l ay OF December,
Is19
a6NsM E-R SMILEY. Clerk.
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AsHlNGToN COUNTY, Dec. ~, 1879.
10 The Editor OF the Free Press and Times:
As have listened to the suggestions as to
a successor to Geo. F. Edmunds in the United
States Senate and notice that hut two names
are mentioned chose of cN-Governors Smith
and Stewart | have asked, is it true-is it
possihle-that in all that country lying west
Of the Green Mountains. there are no more
than two men who would h0norahly fill the
bill and make 4 good Senator: So | began
recounting the names of men who might
seem fit for such a high position. and before
left your city, name occurred to me which
in my opinion is eminently fit to he had in
mind by Governor Proctor, when he makes
the appointment. Ii sthe name of one who
is learned in the law and in the history of
the country; and one who in all that makes
up an intelligent gentleman is the equal of any
man IN the State, west or east. He is also
graceful, fUrcihle, easy and sometimes even
eloquent speaker. | refer to the Hon Daniel
Roberts ! wonder his name has not been
mentioned before. Another thing. he is a
man who oppressed anragoTsm 10 slavery,
when TO do So, even in Vermont, required
samples Of backbone rarely found Even
long years before the common mind COM
pretended the enormity of the system of
slavery, he studied and understood its whole
nature, and foresaw the greater evils which
must come with its growing strength. Verify
he is just the man 10 confront in the Senate
chamber, such remnants of the system as
yet linger there.
\ IIEFI,Ty Parry N,S nr 1871
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THE exquisite niynr and uniuuhtci purity Of
~tSIuEp'~ JAMAICA GISGEH. ''thr delicious. rec
uinmeud Il so strongly that no othrr preparation
OF ginger can possibly satisfy those who have once
tripd TINS elegant aud effective remedy Tor all IN
tcrnil pains colds and summer complaints. Among
slmuaut- and tnnicS 10 must take me front rank.
AMI iwil prove itself invaluable a. = substitute Tor
every form 81 splrltuous liquors. The public are
cautioned against limitations said 10 hr ~ good.
Dee -weIsaiNwit
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REroEls of Sundays cold snap still come
in. The following will show the severity of
the weather and the vide extent of country
over which it prevailed At st. Adams the
Thermometer was % below at Richford 30
%; at st. John, y. T., IA; at Montreal - +;
and AT Quebec 81
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pATEICK C,vAN.UGss.> E>TaTE.

We the subscribers having been appointed lev the
Honorable the Probate Court for The District Of chit
tenden. Commissioners To receive, examine and al
Just the claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate of Patrick Cavanaugh, late of Burlington
in said district. deceased. and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto and SIX months
from the day of the date hereof. being allowed BY
said Court for that purpose. 10 therefore hereby
give notice that we viii attend 10 the business Of
appointment. a the Probate oiice in Bur
lingtOn, in SAID district the third Wednesdays
of February and June next. al 10 O'Clock q. III,
on each of said DAYS.
Dated this 10th day of December. 1879.
:. VI. PORE. ,.,t-.;,,,-
JOIN ETRiGHT, COMMISSIONER
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Nh H. y. LEACH has resigned his posi-
ton as station agent at Milton to accept the
place of chief clerk Of the Burlington * La
noble railroad made vacant by Mr.. W. IL.
WardwelIs removal 10 Montreal, and
assumed his new duties ON Monday. Mr..
Leach is no. only Il good railroad man but a
pleasant and Trustworthy gentleman and We
are glad to welcome him to Burlington.
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SHEILrES.-At East Shclburn, a suciable
and donation Tor the hruvni "i the missionary. Nj.
Graves WAS lately held. 81. THE hn-p itl, residence
Of Mr.. \. II. Lewis. n WAS largely attended rs
people al all denominations. refreshments were
served and good time wds had. IN" proceeds. IN
none, dud provisions. were generous. exceeding.
expectations. Especially tp Mr.. LOWS and family ,
and 10 Nj tsrp. Sutton. - well aS to others con
crrnru o. due much credit Tor The success uf The
urrasipn. THE next regular service a. East Shcl
burn. ta School House IN district No 81 Is appoint
eel for SUNDAY evening. January iih, If ht.f fsaat
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MONTPELIER. Dec. 22.-Roval :. Carr, for
ne murder ot Nm. Murcommock. the half-hreed
ln'idl- year ago. WAS convicted of murder in the
hIei degree Tonight. Exceptions Were taken and
TIE 'ts~ VIII probably 20 10 The supreme court.
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ACCIDENT.
1rareticrs EsisssF.Iscc Company
or Hartford. foam.

ASSETS .......... Observation-Disclosures. -. -at 'te'.
., >, ~ ~ IA i . ~, M II ~ i,,
80, - ~ - ~ W "a ~ .r " ,
'''"'' N'' INV "''~' 90" '''' 1000 w
Policies are written for the month "r NrIr.
They insure men Of Ill occupations and probe.
Z siouS.
They insure against general ar'tirHts-
InrN cost hut a small stunt.
Their cost Is the same. al a,',- from lr;"t1.
They are valuable 10 all rlds,r~ ut men.
Every one should have one.
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Leach is not only good railroad man but Il
pleasant and trustworthy gentleman and We
are clad to welcome him to Burlington.
SHooEEG Casualty. - At Bennington,
Saturday, the shoddy mill of Seymour G..
Stone caught fire from a picker and was
burned to the ground. Loss, 5000 no
insurance Mr. Stone and two woTkmcn
were in the mill at the time and the latter
were badly burned while Mr.. Stone died al
most Immediately upon coming out, death
ensuing from heart disease or from internal
injuries, caused ly inhaling flames. The
news Of his death 50 cxci'ed his wife hat she
has since become a raving maniac
The sevcnty-foIrth annual dinner OF the
New England Society Of New York took
place at the the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Monday
evening. Among the guests we're Gen ",
T. Sherman, George William Curtis, Hon.
John Sherman, Gen. Horace Porter, George
Augustus Sala, Rev. Robert Collyer, Rev.
DR.. II. W. Bellows, Dorman b. Eaton, Hon.
Hugh Mccullough, Mayor Edward Cooper,
Governor Head of New Hampshire. and
Governor Andrews Of Connecticut. Gov
Proctor was also present and made a brief
response 10 a toast in honor Of Vermont.
a NOTABLE CASE was tried in the Ben
nington County Court, the other day, it be
ing that Of Geo. +. Graves. treasurer Of Ben
nington, vs. $. Il. Hall, cashier Of the First
National Bank Of North Bennington. The
defendant neglected in each Of the four years
preceding The commencement Of this suit to
return to the listers Of Bennington the names
Of the stockholders, as required by the statute
law Of the Stale The town sued him for
four penalties OF 500 each. Defendant
plead that the penalties for the two first
years were barred by the statute Of lilnita-
tons, because She suit was not brought with
in two years after the defendant became Ii
able for the penalties, and as to the last two
years, thai the plaintiffs declaration was in
formal, and insufficient to enlitlc him To re
cover. The court held that the plaintiff was
entitled TO recover four penalties Of $500
each, making ) 900 and interest, with costs.
THE JrG-REEAEING ENTERTAINMENT came
off at the hall ofthe Reform Club, Monday, as
announced, and was attended by discou-
ragingly small audience. The club certainly
deserves well of this community and We
were sorry 10 see So little interest manifested
on this occasion. The contents Of the four
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CATARRH has never yet been mastered by DOUGH
IS. smokes. inalaiiOns, or any other merely local
remedy. pR. WEI DE MEYERS C,TsRRH CURE
Ia iaa-uiattvc. CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY which Is
absorbed 10y the infectious poison and Kills the
spores. wherever located. Il is u wonderful dis
cOvery-an infallIble cure az any stage. The CURE
is sold 10y druggists, or delivered hy u. H. DEWEY
4 Co.. Agents. 46 Dey s.. " Y. Pamphlets with
free. Dec l.wlnI-9rm-3p
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LIFE.
Travellers Insurance Company,
OF Hartford,
Asseis.......-........... sjC.nU.u

Connecticut Mutual Life Inns. 60,
OF Hartford,
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF New York.
Mutual Life insurance Company,
or New York.
Assets ...-.-.-...-.-- ,95bJh''
Massachusetts iIutual Life ins. Go.
OF Springfield.
National Life Insurance Company.
OF Montpelier, VI,
Vermont Life insurance Company,
OF Burlington.
.tH.t
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0GDENsBUEG rcjoioed in 3G-below-2ero
weather. SUNDAY
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". ENGLAND. ru,4,slpr OF The sun.
D-c2GdIwIY ~
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-26
LEGAL.
Notice.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF BoArp OF

OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPER
 YIS0HS or MAhIC "A COUNTY A. T. ]
 Whereas, iy an act of the Tenth LcciSia- tive Assembly of ihe Territory of Arizona !. entitled an act fo provide for the erection ef county buildings in the county of MaIieoPS aFd other matters relating thereto. the Boaisi of supervisors of the county of Maricopa are authorized to issue bonds of said county { MaricoPa in any sum not exceeding $40 OCo. % for the erection of county buildings of said county and, whereas, by the provisions of said act, the board of supervisors of said eoun " of MariccPa are required 10 adopt plans and specifications of said county buildings within ninety days fom the passage oi said act; and whereas, said board of supervisors by the pro visions of said act. are authorized and emposE- cred to appropriate sum rot tO exceed S5nO for the procuring of plans and specifications for the erection of couEty buildings aforOSaid l. Now. therefore, it is ordered that the olerk of this Board be and be is hereby directed ter ad . veriise for plans and specifications for the cree ten of a cou house and jail for said county of Maricopa The said buildings not to cost to extend S3S 0O0 the said court house 10 eonpnin the following rooms, to wit: District Court room, Clerk $ office. two jury rooms Recorders office, Treasure 's office Sheriff~s office. Dis tr1ct Attorney office Collection office. Probate Judges office and Public Administrator -s office The jail to be of sufficient size to contain six iron cells of the usual size, together with d suitable jailors room or rooms. and may be in the basement of the court house or otherwise, according to rhe plan adopted by the board.
 It is further ordered that the of S39O cash be paid out of money provided in said act for the plan aud specifications which may be adopted by the board that all plans and specifications wlieh may he submitted bU not adopted shall in no case become county charge but that all parties submitting such plans upon demand made within three months after their rejection by the board shall be titled to the same that the Per~ons submitting plans and specifications which are adoP cd shall before receiving pay therefor guarantee that the contract price of said buildings shall not exceed the amount estimated in said plans
 That said advertisement be published in the PHENIX HERALD and in the weekly San Fran cisco Examiner for the space of one month. that plans will be received by the Clerk of the Board up to and including ihe 18th day of April, 1879. That the lS h day of April. 1879 the Board will proceed to examine and pass npcn such plans may be submitted, and il is further ordered that the board reserve the right to reject any and all plans and speciiea- tOns which may he submitted.
 W. F. MCNULTY, Clerk.
 Dated March l9th 1879. 67-lm