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THE BURLINGTON JllKil riiESS, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 17, 1878. BURLINGTON, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 187S. rrcusuiD bt TJic Free X'ress Association U. IIKXKIIICT. Editor.

Tv-m SJ.OO year, ilwiyi In dci Middle bust is goinc to have boat races on Otter Creek. Tde femi-annual meeting of the Vermont Medical Society will be held at Brattleboro June 12tb and 13th. Eli B. Tatt, Es of this city, has just been appointed a Commissioner of Deeds for the State of New York. Ma.

L. IIetpe has cold two of hi piloting! recently on exhibition at Davis1 to a New lork centleman. C. Frost, the popular temperance lco turer, has just fathered in six hundred pledge-signer at Fairhaxen. Two mw locomotives on the Portland and Ozden-borsbave been named the "Ma- qnam" and the ''Governor Fairbanks.

At the Ofidensburg (N. city election. Wednesday, theRepublicansdected Geort; A. Edy, mayor, together with their whole ticket. Tns cnwclcome potato-bug is making hi appearance in all of the State and will undoubtedly do much da met, the earning vzsci.

M. Hd-card M. Read, formerly of this city, in now resident ot St. Louie, having charge of Camp A Story's branch mu-ic (tore in that city. Tm Random Guards and Barlow Grays, of St.

Albans have been muted to participate in Ue celebration ot the Queen a Birthday, at Montreal, May 24. FnEiirr Deuw on Saturday escorted to Wind-or the convicts sentenced to State's Prion at the recent term of the County Court. Large amounts ot butter wcra sold Verrenne-, Saturday, for 15 to 17 cents pleasing figures to consumer0, bat des irous to dairymen. Dea. James Mitchell has been appointed tit Agent for the sale of liquors and there can be no doubt that be will make a care ful and responsible agent.

Tnk Vermont M. E. Conference, at its recent meeting, adopted a resolution pledging the member' not to marry divorced persons. unless tbo divorce was granted for "scrip- turl The Vcrgences Vermonter says the Curlew is fitting for sea, and darkly hint? at the fact that she ha been chartered by the Czar doubt lef to Convey Fenians to some of the scat of the coming war. Masomc Visit.

Portland Cjmmandery, K.T, purpose paying a visit to this city on the Stth of June next. We can assure them a hearty welcome, in behalf of the Masonic fraternity and our citizens generally. B. F. a prominent business man of Vergcnnc, died in that city, Friday, of softening of the brain, aged 72 years.

His fun eral took place from his late residence, Son- day afternoon, the Rev. George E. llall of ficiating. Solo ion Jewett, of Rutland, ad' dressed the Winooski Greenback Club, at their rooms Saturday evening, on the sub ject of currency. The club now numbers something over one hundred and its meetings are well attended.

Br-1 ness Chance. Mr. G. Kelley has bought out his partner, Mr. Joseph Chau-vin, and will henceforth conduct the busi ness in his own name, at the old stand.

Mr. Keilcy i a centlcman of energy and enter' pri-r, and certainly deserves success. her "clashes" and are prominent topics in educational circles. The Summrr class practical mining of Columbia Ccll'ge will vi-it the iron mines at lrt ilcnry this year; starting about July I Toe cluing meetings of Mr. Moody at New were large, and great in terest was manifested.

Mr. Moody says that at no placo where he has been have the meeting" been so hrgo in proportion to the population as in that city. Mr. Smkey has gone to Pennsylvania, but shortly join his family at Cohasct, where he proposes to remain during the Summer; and Mr, Moody goes to Njrtbfield.Mis., to remain nntil autumn. The uccesor of Mr.

Judah Dana, as principal ut the Rutland highschool, is Mr Oscar Atwo' for seven years pavt at the head of a similar ccbotl at Plattsburgb. Tbeschoil hoard of Rutland have kindly consented to postpone the opening ot their Full term til! in September, in order to en able Mr. Atwooi to prolong a proposed visit to Earope, on whbh he sails from New York JuneJih. Mr. Vermont boy, a graduate oi the IT V.

M. in the cla-s of 16GI, and an instructor of rare accomplishment and capacities A FtARFCL Fall Tuesday list, LillieW a fix -years-old daughter of (J Jorge P. Fos ter, ol M.utp( 1 was Catherine fljwcrs ou the summit ol 'KeithV lede. when noe walked to'i near the cdc, ard tutnUcd down the precipica, a distance of nearly 75 fet. When picked tip.

she was uncoo-ciou, but soon recovered sufficiently to walk home, where an txaciination di-cloed nothing more who than -yeral severe bruises about her hesd. Wednesday miming, the little girl was comparatively well. Com mission on the State Lidbart. A joint resolution was passed by tbo last Legislature, authorizing the Gjvernor to appoint three commissioners to device a plan for the better accommodation of the State Lihraiy. the State Cabinet, and the collections of tho Vermont Ili-torical Society.and to prepare designs and make estimates of the same, and to report to the next Legislature iv Fairbanks has appointed as commissioners under this rcsulation, lion.

C. W. WilUrJ.t,rM.mtpelier; Hon. Ro-well Far oh am, of Bradford, and G. Benclict, of this city.

DKMorsArs in Cuincil Pursuant to notice, the Democratic State Committee, and by Invitation, a number or prominent men in the party Intra different parts of the Mate, met at tic American in this city, ThursJny evening, the full roll being as follow fjeuree M. Fi-k, of Northfield P. S. Benjamin, of Wolcott John Cain and Dr. J.

D. Hanrahin.of Rutland Dr. L. C. Boiler, ol B-sex; M.

E. Spragoe and J.J. Deavitt, of St. Albans Sml UMiop and Jofm A. of Bolton A.

Dickey, of St. Johnshury Hiram Atkins and Meader, ot Mjntptlier; Georpe W. Albargh, and Lafountain, of Winooski. On imitation of B. B.Smalhy, an adiourmocnt was had to his resi dence, and there the political situation was dicu-ed until a late hour.

It was decided to hold the State conven tion at Jlontpelier, June 'JOth. Tue Mart Flitciier IIosriTAL. The walls of tbo surgical theatre connected with the Ho-'pital are up and tho rool timbers In place. The theatre is designed for public cliniques, It oi'eupirs a separate building, of by Hi feet, to tho west of the main buildiojr. with which it will be connected by a rn-lor It will bo fitted with a circular piil cry of seats accommodating an audience ol 150 medical students, and with every convenichca for its purpose.

Especial attention is paid in the plan to ventilation, which will be effected by a series of ducts opening in th? floorsand walls and connected by flues with a ventilating tower. The mip. building is now nearly complete, and with its floors of Southern pino its neat and handsome woodwork or oiled and varnished pine; its open grates in every room; its careful provisions for cleanliness comfort and convenience, it bids lair to bo a model structure of its kind. Many of its features have been already alluded to, and we reserve a more elaborate description for its fnal completion. Twenii-snen icars on Ibc Pocket.

AS OLD CASE IS A EW STAGE NVK S. TUE RUTLAD AND IiURLINCTOX RAlLSOAIiCOK-rANV JUDGMENT ENTERED AT LAST, BUT NOBODY RESPONSIBLE. When the track of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad was extended, in 1S50, from the depot of that road at tbo foot of Maple street to connect with the Vermont Central track, its lino passed where the track now runs, between the old store ct Iaac Nye, at the foot of King street, and wharf. The company and Mr. Nye failed to agrco npon the damages to be paid by the road for the strip of land, 10 feet wide and extending across Mr.

Nye's property, which was taken by the railroad company and thereupon, agreeably to the statute therein force. Commissioners were appointed by the Supreme Court to appraise tho damages. And they, in May, 1S5I, mado an award of $1,700 to Mr. Nyc. This was not satisfactory to Mr.

Nye. lie appealed from tho appraisal, and the caso was entered in the September term of the Connty Court in 1651, Levi Underwood being Mr. Nyes attorney, and I). A. Smalley tho attorney for tho railroad company.

John Picrpoint, Ezra Mecch and Joseph Marsh were appointed commissioners. But Mr. Ny did not press the cac, and it mado no progress. Mr. Nye, as hasbecn often remarkedof him, wa a rery peculiar person and the man who kept dry goods on tho shelves of his store for thirty or forty years, refusing to sell them, and allowed large rafts of square timber to rot in hi dock rather than to seek customer or accent an offer, was the la-t man to be troubled by "tho law's delays.

The Court had ordered that the $1,700 awarded as land damage bo deposited in the Merchants Bank, pending the appeal. Mr. Nye doubtless thought that that and something more would some day bo award- id to him but ho was not in any particular need of the money. He was in uo hurry- he never was in a hurry about anything, The road was in possession of the land. and dil not ore about the dchy.

And so tho case hunr along. From time to time one Commissioner after another died or dropped out. and others took their places. The Rutland and llurlingtjc Rairoad Company became bankrupt, and finally ceased to exist as a corporation; tho bondholders tasinf the road under a new charter. Tho Mer chants Bank, which was supposed to bo the depositary of the sum originally awarded, went into liquidation and wts succeeded by the Merchants National.

Still tbo ca-e kept its place upon the docket, and was adjourn ed from term to term. In 1870, if wo recollect aright, Mr. Njo died, in his old store, and was laid out lor burial upon its counter. His two brothers became his executors and heirs to this uit with his other property But still the case wai not determined. One of the brothers died a year or two since.

The other, it would -ecm, at last pressed for a decision. The caso appeared, usual. on the docket of the term of court which closed last week, with Mr. Engleby takin the phce of Mr. Underwood as counsel for Nye's estate Mr.

Phelps in place of D. A Smalley, who course, had long since, on his appointment as IT. S. Judge, ceased to appear in the case, and had gone to his long Inme.with no-t of tho parties originally interested. as attorney for the railroad company and 11.

tt. itoyce, m. Pope, and C. F. Ward as Commissioners.

The Commissioners mado their report to the court, stating seme of the facts above noted, stating also that it did not appear hether or no the $1,700 originally award ed had ever been deposited or not, as ordered, awarding $1 ,000 as suitable damages to Mr. Nye, and leaving the question of the interest for twenty-ssveo years to the court. The court affirmed the report but held that in view of Mr. Nyes negligence in as serting bis claim, no interest should bs, al lowed. The counssl for Mr.

Nye's estate took exceptions but whether the cao will be again appealed, remains to be seen. As it stand, judgment for $1,000 is ordered, in favor of Mr. Nye's estate, against a dead railroad corporation. If the case Is still continued in what may be called its sscond tage, some curious questions of law and fact ill ari-e as whether the present Rut- Und Railroad Company, which holds posses-ion of the land, can be made to pay the judgment against its predecessor; where the 00 is, if it ever was deposited who withdrew it, if it ever was withdrawn whether tho Merchants National is liable for a deposit made with its predecessor, the Merchants Bink; and others. If these actions are to be tried, it is to be hoped that they will be decided short of another twenty-seven years to come.

But if Mr. Lhckens. who was in bis yootntui prime when tbe case began, had had its facts and characters, be would have baa material for novel which might have nvailod "Uliafc House." Ucsiness and Lb)e. At a meeting of the stockholders cf tho Crown Point Iron Company, the other day, the following directors were elected for the enduing year Gen. John Hammond, Thomas Dickson, Lc (rand Cannon, Mjes Tajbr and Elwin W.

Hall. The directors then the fol lowing President, General John Hammond; (oceral Manager and Treas urer, A. L. Inmac: Uasbtcr, Henry L. Reed; Secret iry, Cdarles L.

Hammond. Wonderful relate, during la-t week not a single petition in bankruptcy has been filcl in this District; and the faces of the Clerk and Marshal are wofully prolonged However, they know ol a man in Orange county and another in St. Albans who ars goin; intj bankruptcy pretty soon, and with a little economy thov hope to worry along until wore times. A movement on foot among fome of the Brattleboro merchant, to secure a concert ed action in refusing to buy any goods, whatever, ol drummers. The report ol tho Master, Ii.

II. Smalley, confirmi ne the comDOition in tho casofj. Taylor of llrattlcboro, (30 ccnt1 and II. ol Mjnteom- ery (10 on which an appeal was taken, has Iccn u-taincd by the court. licsrvrsi an LutiR.

Mantirnmerv. FranMin county, is the leiJinctown in Ver mont in the manufacture of butter-pack- mere arc now uor lactones in oper ation, two of which Lave been built within the past yrar. the latter havine an annual caDacitT ot firt.tHH) tubs One hundred men are employed in thee tub fitctoric, and dnrins tbe pat yer the production was tubs and boxes, Trprc-entinir parking capacity ol pounds of tutitr. An avrrago of tubs were fin- hed daily, and, notwithtandinir tho dull times, tho proprietors intend to do morc.this year. 1 his trade ronunies about ore million feet of spruce lumtter annually.

(iav and Orcutt.of Pt. John-bnrv. have iabihtics if aUut 13.000, of which 7'J isduf tho Firt National Hank of St. ohnhury The remainder consists of Mnall sums due merchants and others in tho vicin- W. Orrutt owes M.

F. Mate, of St. Johnhury, A I Narris. of Norri-ville. owes ab.jut 12,000, of which i- due thp Firt ationnl Hank ol St.

$1,100 Ki. jvan, 01 aouin Jiirton. Hiram Weeks. ofSt John-bnrv. has 000 ol unsecured and $17,000 of secured debt, with assets of Leonrrd K.

llewev. of Snrincfield. has led. with liabilities of $1,100. The failures are reported of James Har- njrton, of Quechee.

farmer and (leorgo Fesscndcn, of Wells Hirer. The Fum.vG Seajon. In North Dorset, last week, Mr. Wclcomo Allen captured trout that weighed two pounds and thrcc- At Factory IV)int, Mr. Samuel ean caught a trout under thn dam at on tho firt of May.

that weighM two pound anJ two In Lake Mcniphrcmagng, at Newport, threo lunge hare been caught, hy different partir-, weighing rcpertively l.t, and 21 pounds while the pmaller Fpcctc- of shad, perch, pickerel and pouts haro been taken hy buhel. A Montpelier man lately returned from (ircenboro pond, hrinpinjr 100 pound of trout, and a party of mi brought MM) pounds. Swanton A I to form Club has been or-canized here. Tho good work in the temperance caue began by Air Maxwell pro-(trewing, and a Uryo number from tho south part of the town hare enrolled their names at St. AIban.

Mr. Orrin Dormon ha returned from his Western tour very much improved io health. A tureeon was caught, Iat week, weigh-Ine 7(1 pounds. They came up the river about three weeks earlier than usual. The fiih trade tas been unuuallv ennd.

nnn man harlDg sold 500 worth. s. VEGET1NE Tor li ops). Ckstr ll ls. R.

October l1, ISr Dr. II. It. Ml vkhs. It Is a il('nurc to -rhe mv tcMimrmv for loui vtluaMe meillemo.

1 was stek fir a onz time witli rfnmsv. unrii the doctor i cars, lie said it wan terbelwcrn the heart and liter. I rereiietl no tan lit until I ciuiuirnefI takm: thf Vrpetlnes In foci I rrKwin" iorn'. I lnii' tried manv re tar lie tliey did net help m. is tho me-lirias fur ln y.

I i ran i leei inr irirr laKinaiei lttic. I have taken tmrt untie in all. la perlMtlv well nevt felt better. No one can ft more maimim man i u. I am.

rfear air. "ri'atfulh eur. A. J. WIIl lXEn.

Vfcktin. Uhcn thi Mood lt-comc lifcltfaaii.l Ftlnrit.ithrrlriu Chans; ct weather of cli- ofrverriic. iireUlr diet, or Iroin an' r.ther caue. tin emetine will niiew tie Mi c.irn oltthe l-utr humors clean'e tho fltmiinch, rezuiat tne uiwc.s. and iniiiri aioneoiTizor the vLtln h-y.

VKGISTI1SK Tor Kldnry rmuiilninl ami Tsri'voiitt Hrliiltl. rBcno, Jlr Iec. 2. Mn. Ste bis Pear 8 r-l had had a c-ush for etshteen )ars wnrn i commerced iakin: ire ciri line i wa ry lnw i iu -tfttm was debilitated bj disease.

I had llie liciir irn'iit and waiter cetrpus cu 'I had, luii'j Hie. Ulon I had tiken one tn-tllo I found It Ii'i -iic me: it lias iielwd mv fi and ui-. I am now nl tdo 31) Troik. rr(r I an tlnn? like tue ei-ttne. knvw a I-eurt nun it is rcromtn nei ia ro HK.

A. J. rtXHLKTO.V Vrr.nnr purl lies the Hood, reulttts the honeK quiets the uTT(usfjstetti; actdirctl uiH-n tho htcretion' anu aitue iito vnuie iu acncn. A'EGETINE I'o Mela IleailiK'liP. I'v villi, Itn-, Jan.

1, isr. SIn.STFvis Sl Ui Headache, and been irre.il fr ben iilteil therein Lae ctcry len-on to telieto it to tt' a medicine. Yt ure very reif etfulli'. jamks 411 Third Street. IlFAnit nt There are vjriru ciu(n fbr IiftJ' ache, a driif-mect of the circulating tem.

of iiiouieime oapn. 01 mo nervous fjsii-in, c. Veer inc. can 1 Mid to be a ture rinieily ft the many kinds c( hcdaho, as it acts nlrectly upon ibr tHrifUf cuue-f i mis cc iiipiatnr, Indiaeftioii. oiMen.

Kheuntati'iii. reural2ia, I.ilit.ues.. ac. Tri tin Vesttin. Von will never regret it.

VKGKTIXE DtM lor's Hcpoit. 1r M. Kvansvitlf. lnI. The doctor I hate a larje number of jrood cutniiers Lo take epet ice They nil rpeali well ol If.

1 Mii-w it a 111 medicine forthectm- Plaints ii-r wtmii it is rtcomxecueL piCtinWr jT, 1-77 Vksftim! I -Tpat iaiiacea for our ased fathers and lKotlieix. lor it ma tlein strenztli. quiets tlio ncn cs, and cites iteui rcatEre weti tieep, VEfSETJXE Iotoi' ICriorf. ii. DtartirUe laie bein oellinr our vtlaabli Veptiue la thiee jrar.

atwl we bnd that it ziveM Welillee it to 1 the t-cst blood I ur tier in sold. fectlully. MI. J. K.

BbOUN A L'aiortown, Ky. Vtf.rria bin ner failed totlct a cure, cUmjt tine and ftrfnsth llv fjMiu ciuilitited i diii-J. VI-X5ETIXE. by ii. cc.

iiia.k nil Druggists Ma l.vllwi; Chittenden County FARMEES Will linil it for llicir uiIitcvN to lmv THKIi: Groceries Provisions nil Uml-sat llieSloroof McKILLlP WALKER Ticlr J'rires are tic TMireutt 'J'hcir Goods arc the Jleslt firoal l.irtrain nowoflcrpil in Flour, Ton, Cod'oc, SiiRiir, 'J olmceo, apirrH, Salt, salt Flsli, Dried JU'fil, Ha-coii. Canned Goods, ItaiMns, tiii: ri.ACK. Wooil's Street, OlTOSlTE IiAKKRV. April NO Ohc xhoultl visit Httrliiifjtoii, 11 1IOIT (A 11. 1 Mi AT Niciiol son's, The JItttter.

lie Las tha lare Tari t) of hats and ran' in tho MateofVeraHifct, ran-- i in trlc' fcoui fa) cents uj'ward-4. lie has an taimenfo of t.euts Kurnlflim: liooli, Tto-f, 1I fchiJ-i and from lit ctntstofi.Ht. Vh to and ancy Shirts from routs tlW. r. tVllars from IDcenis to 2.V centi1 er In, inc'u-I the work lox collar.

rajtr CulTd in Lad'cf1 Work Uaskets, Llurnt'ol- lars and Cuff-t, faiiec. Umbrellas 1 raTeUm; II and Trunr rheaotr than ever before, oreralls Mcti.t-. tsnt 7.i cuit. full ruits of Clothing for pair, bocks in cords er itr. Handkerchiefs io nt- each, ii mm! shirts rl cents.

All lio.di sold strictly Jor ca-h, and f.r lehs j.rice than at ar rj-t iiI'f liniTit in thecity. i). X. iVICIIOliSOX, jV. Central louse ltlovk.

Ill VT. Ai.rill2.-ir JM rilTlIEliJA Johnsi ii Ur itnent will iM)titieIr ire-cut this tpTr I If dot an- ut ill j-ocitnely curt-iiiticrinpsi In t-n Inft.iiiutw that mm in ii I'j num. i oti tieia a moment i re ttiitbm tt-lllpr Until mil-. 1. rt.

Jul INMt.N r.4N(.ott, Mmu, April Aiul2l-diftn1w A.i:T.t.frour AI.W IttMlli Ctamiuvd Inll vT FACT" ll.e IKU'SF- Lli. Ihe 'ItUhhH and the Juct thi- for the times. SiiocUl terntort'. No ci.ini.rtili.n. Now tlio time.

It. It. Jiu-tcn, Jims. Mays Mlwlw HPrt flTJQ ll'chrst honor at all World's UlkUAllO rxhihiliona. l.atP-t and Circular, nit Ii New blles.

Iteluced Trirt and much jnbTiuatwn, trrw. MAN'N HAMLIN UlUiAN 4 IWtou, New r( hicte. Afril -'dlwlw hi t.riUUt at lor Skin and Klood )i-ra-ct. Kheiiniati-m. btiff Joints, Chronic Cmu plain t.

Ac. A IWtalde Meaci Itjl'i, at trt A I'ortaldo Nulj-hiir I'ath, 13 A Portable honicrttation Itoi l.irotmt ructions, akocfs and niinn, and to rtroit the throat or any urt ot tne Ik1 ncatl) arranged lor traiellin; iuroses The liarntm Hcutiei t-nly lift lucheg. Apid) lornrculjr. with illuM rations. (d Ivadin In-, ti in am) reoom inundation ot mt-icmI J.

1k P.rfH. Al. ltroouificM btrett ltoftn. Elay-'diwlw l'r CAM: if 4'ATAltltII tlinf I'ltltll'S If A IIICA It I Uri atarrli will not intdanf rrlit nd tidil) i ur. Itelerences, nei.ry iik, rf'i ivei is, rnr4 Aurtira.N.V m.

Iltnini, fri. Me. jTA llattori, llraiil A Ilowrn. Ulxuis. Stj l-s' iiiitmfalj and TrealUe l-v mall.

iwirotiHt Inhaler. I. hold fvrwlre. ivhl-hH A PulTKIt, J'rri tt.rs, Hoston, Mas. Ma)3-MAMw Piano Another Hattlo on INrJi Organ I'rict -i.

i ar witli Mmi- ii nuMCd. latthi wr4tr for lull re(dy sent tree. Ctfore l-ujinr and nrxaimad iu Iitoht eirnilar. IVcatti celt l.rat-l Pianos and O'gans. beautitul im-truineuls Hi va Is a re jeah uaot pucceost Moft rurto sful lloust' in Aim rica Couinit need a few pars apo without a dollar baits now nearly annually.

Invest prices en giten. hie-traut Kofpwcod Pianos $1 1, Iti utt church Hrgnns urn. i vim ivii-ii- n.irHim now reany. jiureits, 1Wm r. lir.Alll, WHnll cs insion.n.j.

Jtayz 25! I'AnHioa ni.i: Altos, notwoilike Kith Nimr. UM. Jil tcroll. with mini. post paid.

Asrnla' out lit. (h. UW. I. KfcKU A Hawaii, N.

CliswiiSIs Tobacco '11 t. i Fij it i I i Tlit" I H- i i -i 1 U- rk i- I 1 U'Ulni's IZaNaia of IVild I'ln AVistni's ItaNiiiti of Wild Al isljn'H ICiilsam of M'iltl I lirrry wisijii'h ECniMiiii ol Wild Vii.ii's lEiiUain oT Wtlil Sicu Wist at. Italsmii of Wild lirrr For Cousin and Ft Coujhs and CoMs, use For t'oii'iln and t'ohbt, uae For Ciuhs and WISTA IfK It 1 1 ll.U 4 1 1 1 lit It ISTlll's It I.N ll II. HIS FA It's ItAI.S tl of 1 1.1 I'll I III isTAit's iti.s ofu itr.ir.it throat, uo or ore i nrnat. torh-T Throat, u- Fur Nre Ton at, ue isTAifs iniAtu ii.u cmaiic WISMUS IttlAUl 1 1.1 i 1st tit'- iti.sn ot it ii.o riii'iuc ISTAIfS lli S.l of ll.U t'H For Itp.irencrs and Croup, u-e or Hiar-eiif-x an I Crt use Hor Ilimtcnem and Crou(.

uf For llo-in-ench-' anil t'riujt, u-a istah's it ii.Mii ci ii.h riir.it it ISTA lt' It 11 i ot I I.l I'll I- It It iM in-. itii.stn ot ii.ii fTit, mii o- ii i ii i it Fr htt pin Coil sl). tor Winn 1 ouIi, wisTiics ii. i ISTA ICS l.ll.s.tll if n. i i uiatii istucs iti i.saii ot ii.

i U'ISTAIC KU.SAM utll.l For Astbipa and Influenza, uo tor A 'tit ma and Irllucnzj, For Atl ma at I nil uc tin. iimj For Ai-thMi and Intluenzj, ue ISTA ll's Ittl.sni fTW II. i ciic.ui: ISl'Ati'S ltI.S.ll ot II 1 ISTA (Cs It i l.st 11 oftVII.lt Clll.lt It 1VISTAICMIAI SAM ol Il.l III lift For Btot chit's and Comntnp i' I or I nciit's ai Ct ninuitu u-Ft Itrontlutis ar CoLtutiiptu n. u- r.roiuintts ana i oc-umi lion tvisTAit's uti.s.iir of ii.i nil it it tt I ST A ICS Ittt.S.SlI of tt II. tvisTAics itids.n ci tvn.i ciintie tt ISTA ICs B.sau ftt ll.l Cltllltlt For Pain In tho Sitlo an-i f.rca-t.

ne For Pain ia tho Side and P.rej-t. u- For Pain la tbo shiean-1 Prcast use For Pain in the hide and Itrtat, u-e tV ISTA ICS UtI.AH tvn.i ISfAlCS lit l.st 1 oftt'I I 11 Kit It wivi.iit's it i.n it of tt ii. i tVISTAICS ltI.S (f ll.lt ciir.ttitv For ffimlty if Urcitli'nr, ne rcr lmiieiiitj or iirtaunns, if For I of reatliin.u Kr I flicultyif Urcatlun. ue tt ist -cs it ti.sAn of tvii.s rnr.mt ISTA ICS It I.St I oftt ll.ll 4-ii it it ista ics it i.s ii i i cm: it it tt ISTA ICS ltAI.SAHoftVII.il For I.h rr Complaint, hor Lier Complaint, uo For Lier Ct mplaint, u-9 For l.Iver Complaint, lso tVISTAICS It I.s A. ol tt II I III.

Kit tt ISTA ICS It 1 I.n A II ol tt ll.ll riir.itiiv It In I'AICS It l.s.tM of tt I 1 CM I It ISTA ICS It tl.s.t.H of IVII.I For of tlifTliroat.Lunsand "htt.u For all Iieafes of tin-Throat. KunK" and For nil H'l-mtMot the Throat, Luns and Client, tr Fir all ol a tid Client. IVlSTtlCS It A I.S tH Oftt 11,11 tt ISTA ICS 11 I.S 111 oftt CM I. It It tVISTAICS It! I.St II oMVII.II CHIIltUV UISTI'ICS lEtl.sA.H olttll.tt III.ItHV SI A ItOTTI.i:. stir, a a I si a itorri.i;.

A All A A.Ml ni A all l'rujiistf. hyalllru2Ct. old by all Itruj2its. St.d all IMujrsii'ts. May l.mon, thuriulm 100 DOZEN Kid Gloves lu all tlic lirw Inner prices than ever hclmc 1 lie heM iliree-liiittim KM tor I.

OH ccr rolil in thi? ritv: vr fine two lmtlni; Kid lor cents nice two-luittmi Kul. in liotli anil Opera fm- 7" cents nl-o a full line of the cclilnateil Venilomc kills, in Ulact, Opera, etc. We ate openinir tliis veek a very nice line of DRESS GOODS. Press l'linK Oineliain; Ho-icrv, I.ir-lo 0I(ies, I.nce Scarf- i'ncliiiiir. Silk anil Voilci Ti iiiiininsr Silks.

Silk VeUct a irooil BLACK SILK! For cents anil niiuanl. All Minis of Moiii ninutJoocI-! in enillessai iclv. Sonic extra liarirains in lilait asli nicies ami Alpacas. Very rcfrcctfully, KIXSLEV TEMI'IjE, Corner ('liurrh anil Streets Mirrh 341-wlf Patent Ilk Pails, PatentCreamPails, PATENT DISH PANS. Ml kimU of tinware tliat i-: snliiect to wear on tlio lxittoni rcnilei cil nmcli nine ilnnilile ami i ca-icr cleaned tlian anv nllicr.

lie l.climanii patent, liu-Ii no hate pnnlia-ci tlic cc1iimc rijilit to inaniilai liiie. ell and u-e in AddiMin anil Cliitlen- len counties. llertalirt.ur Tin Wartt will I. Iiinii.l.c.l wl'h tin Nttjrliuif lit ii ml oM leu as tlie clij trash ul llie old cuuilunn tli 1. Pin iimiuI :i.orliiii'ia f('si4 e.

mill Move riiniiiuri on liiiml uhhli we ollir Pan! lime prleeo. UM K. Jiiu, April ui. l- tf New Harness Shop. Ihe uuoi-rnimed ntuld r-ie-t'trullv inform tho Hjitolo ol Chittimleti uut.

Hut liiii a I irsi-t'Iass lEnriicss Sio, in 2Iiiiislif ryli, Nf it door toll. M. Hull' More, whoro L- will "lotto pt-v all hiit old luanj nei II. AM.IiX. 1.

1 THE NEAV ha: zzlt-zzzzizisz tr" tk is. AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWS. opMficn, Jivon Strcot, BOSTON. Jk-c H-T7 wly 1. 1.

iis XVarrnt.lfl tlu-lpi-t and rliTt ijrji rail tuiinly audi if lt Urt-'t t'li-BRi. i oil-, i.iii. glfYY 1 tm I her Vfi.UVXL hoiidiirfd aitv U.i, Anjoiio an TToTTt ut them, llm esoonte i tnilin. no Oij omnt iillv rrci'iiiiiifml tlis I1 much I tier limn Ioinil, ftld or an) Color Mot Ur inuil, Iirti size 1 1 tiif IV. rrnd for h) r.i'jk mnl lt nul'tal Fn-e.

WeLl a. Kit RDsof Cit.J'roi.'e, Muilinston. VI, wtf itr.it IIIAVK thu day siren my son, Oilier U. Hpraxue, th rnnialiider of lust hup, dur lua minority and fh ill rlatiu nonaof hi 4 rainiti nr pay any dcht hia ntrai tm: rn rthifl date. I 'AM I 1 1.

PrilAlil K. hHtrf HunllntuD, April, -TTtli, 1 'V nw3w lid Moves Sewiflglaclie. Bankruptcy Notices. IX lEtMtltri'TCV, I tho IHitnct Court of tho United tho J'isiriet t.r Vermont, in tue maltr ol rraok Cart-r, Hankruot In P.nRtrui.te lothweredltoratifaait IlmiVnipt ind all other mio in it may cimocm un utojcrsinea, ap. nUnto of the e-Ut faid hy nirt notice that Hints len i rdered the iiiptrict ourt oOaid I hjtrift.

lint tefrClRd and third tii nerat Sleetinj; of tho Creditor ot fal.l Mtnirupt. i-o lie.d in Vt in ItiKtrict, on tho -Jlat djyofSI.n. A. I. intent' 3wk in in irt inn'H.

ai ine oiuca 1 1 May. he'oTf Ahel UmlrnuMMl. Iy Itrziider. tho puri)op nam nt in th and tormU trefoil tho rot natute of I In- L'mted Mu'es rtho Itttnirupt Art. and this it aIo to Eire notice thjt I lue liiod ta linil Bcemnt a As-piiCf of raid HanLrupt.

and that ut sa'd time mm iijcni niauapim ut e.ii i uri i. mi- sir tli merit or mi- caul sect tint, und tor a tn in ill! liahilltv as of fnid ttateln mc tordineo with thoprtt in'ciMof the Sietion ol SJI I ATI. Patnl at Walerf.id, In fu'd Mttrlet, thN Il diy or.Mjy, a. ii. II.

Jl.l'AIU;-. AFsiscctj. AOTICi: I A it lAKIU'I'TCV. MMIIS is site that on tho 2nd d. 1 Mat.

A. IK ll. a Warrant in liatifcruntcv iFFUfd aiaintt the estate of All-ert A. UltM.of the county of I Ii ttfE-ien. andbtite of rruiorit, uht hat been at 'ttnliiti hi erHlitorn petition: that thf inent of an tleht: and dilitcry ofau projerly hehiiiinfr t3 eiid tanprui't.

liiin.nr irr Iita aao.andt is tran- lirofanv trowrtv bv hua.an forhiddeu hv law tit it a mtftiufof the creditor of faid 1'jskrupt, to irtie their ilt-Sta anil toihoottno ornn.ro ttiiiict ol his t-statp. w.U t-o hold at a Court of rabkruitic). to hold en at tne ol ce. or iartl.re, i.q in r.uTltnti n. in tbe rtuoty Chitlmden.

ant Mate of V'triuimt. h-hra L. La renco, Itcil-tcr, the Ui.h daj ul 5Iay i ice, hi cifHK, a. hi. twjw tIKO.

P. H3TKit, Uiittod Slates Marshal, as Mcs-t ukct. noTici: is itAAKitri'TCV. fpllls is to clre notice. Hut cn tha 2ad day ol May.

A. 1'. W4, a warrant In I-iokruptcy wa ls-ue1 aiaint the estatf of Jot i clta, of in thonmnt) ol rrankiia, and Matrot emrr.t, who his Itn a atjuliid in nit own 111 iiui ino pijnieni ti an ilclitiaml rtflirer of any property iielonins ti samI to him. or for u-e. umi the tian-icr any t.ropcrt i-y nim.

are lorti'dtlen by law that a mt etin; iho rt ditors tf mid Kahk- rupt. to prove their rtbtr. ant to cuoor on? or more ainct or tli.s ctaio. mil he held at a iA.urt i aixruptcy. tone nolle at tl.e tlucoof I.

L. Ii wrfr.ee, wq In Turlington, In tho cottnty otiiiiiwnieii.iiB'iDuuB oi trriuoTii ociore i. u. lawrino, l. tj lieiifter, tm U.v Jlst day ciAIj) A.

1. l-7-i. at i. o'clock p.m. THOMAS FA ILLY, Deputr L'nilci States Marshal, a IIYAIf mri'TCV ri'IIISUti sire notice, that oi the Ut day of 1 May, A.

I. 1-73. a Warrant in I'ankruptcy w.i. the estate of Ahinza N. Moid.

of ininecouni uafiiinjton andtstiti' ot fiui'int, who has been artj'idrt-d a l'aokrupt on his own petition: that tho pai nient of any dehta artl delhi ol any urctt rtv Ion mi tocai Itankrupt, toh'iinT 'or his ue. and tho trann- lerorany jropertj liyh.m, are fiMlnddi-n hv taw that a mt tin; of the cri'dittra said rupi, to proio iheir cent, uod to ono or toon asi.nees vt hi c-tate. will Imj hfld at a Court of Iijt.lrui!cj, toheholdtn at the or IS. C. fchurtliir, in Mt-ntpcliir, In the count of Wahln-ttnand Mate ot Venue ut.

before John I- Kduurdd lle-iiiter. on the iTth day cf A. 1 HI I I'lUCK III. It.wjw 11I0MAS FILKY. l)e) ly fulled State M.irlial, as Moscncr.

AOTICi: KXHItI'l'TCV. PHIS It to iie notce. that cn the lt.ay( jl Jiay. ai. a t.arrubi in iibkrutt: was ifiutHl aan-t the ettita ot (.

Maiidih. ot Kaiidolpli, in the county of (iranr, and btato of t-rmoiit, who iiaa wen xilju'ljtu a fankrupt ti own ptttun: tli.it tro pajmer.t tl nay det I and tltlircrj of airy ir(prt) tlorin to sai 1 Taoktupt, to him, or ltr UU u'p, and the trans it or any property tiy uim.aTf furt.ilu by lawi that a tEettin; tf the creditors ol said Funk rupt. to prote their dtl)t, and to choose one or mt re imi 'iices of his ebtate. ill Vo held at a Court of r.jnkrujitry, to he holdm at the office ot j. KoncII in lunooipti, in tho rt unt i Orsti 'e, aod fctltf of Vennont.

hcfor Jt hn L. Fdwardr. KeIsti r. on the JJi lay Maj. A.

I ai too cn n. m. ikluaci r.iL.ct lc ut)' I luted btJls Mahal, a Mestentr. ICwJw Aiinci: ia iti.MiiirrTcv. rplIIS to zlve notice, that on the r.tl.

of a ''ay, a. i. a "arrant in Jiankruntcv was Isrnetl avaiD-t the cla'e of Ihrm.M 1. IIake. of t.nercl'oro.

in the countr of Or'eiiiH, antl Mite tf Vermont, th' ha heen arionL'tn li.rikrupt tn ii i wn tctit: that Ihe pjuicrt of any doM and ilelniTy of any proptrty heloniiiff to fad Fail nipt, tu i.iin, or iir in n't-, ana me rranni oi any ii'tin trt by him. are forhidtlvn lv lax that a inretm ol the creil.ttr cf said Uankiupt. to pnno their a tm io rtioore one or more SFMsnec-t or ins eptatfl. will te held at a CiurtoT ltankruitry to holden at tne tfliee of II. Carter, in llardwick.

in ine Ctiun: oi i aieitn3. and Main ernmnt, hefore John L. r.Jwar.ls, fnp. Kt-iiftor, on the Jl tla of June, A. I.

I -7, at mi o'clock u. m. (: TlllJWAt 1'epu'y l' lilted Mates a Mescner. AOTICI. I A' Itt-VKKITTCV.

lilt is to Dot'ce. that on thef.tli day of a a. i. i a narrant in iiart.rui:ei- was if'utt a ii nst the ctateol Thoma llnnd.i'l i ianiiie, tie county of aktionia. and Mate of ermont.

who hihten a'tttidireda Hank. rupt on his own petition, that the pawuent ofan tlel-tsanl toiir of nnyjropertj helrm-In to said r.ankruct. to him. tr lor Inn iio. and any rojiertj bv him are fortudnen taw in it uit-ei'Hi oi n.e crcniiors 01 Sim Hank rupt, to proit- thoirdcht and to chtmiie one rr more ol ft: ertale.

win i nei.l at a Court of I'ankruf tc), to te holden at the (thee of M-ha Mar. In bt.Jolin-ur. in the ci.unt- of Caledonia, and btate of Vtricont. hefure A. indtrwooil, F-q Re-rlster, on tho 2nd da of eiy, a.

j'. ii3, ai ciock a. m. Jt.W.W TIIU3IAS FAII.KV. jtepitty Unitol Stat 9 AOTKK I A' II lAltICI'lT'V.

rpJIIis to pre notice, that on the 1st day of a -iay. a i'. a narrani in Jannrt)picy was ifuen mo eiaie i i anol HtI. of Maihtield. in th coontv of Wah ippton, and State of Vermont, wh't hai heen adjudged Ilankrupt on his own jielit't thit thouaimrutol a in debts and in tltiuervo: anv propert) tiflniiin- io sa'd JlanLrupt, to him, or i.t ni tut, ami 'tne iransier oi any priit-riv ty him.

are for bidden hy law: that met-liar of the creditors of ra.d Uackrapt. to prcre their htit. an; tocLoosoone or moit- i-pi-iieesoi ins estate, will 1 held at a Court of to l- holder, at the ollire b. C. Mmrtliil In Montpt lier.

in nit count oi ami oi.iieoi Vermont, before Ji hn L. KdwanlJ. Keister. on the IN tit day of May, A. I.

Kt at 9 o'clock a. lu puty United Mates Martha asMcsft ox'. AOTICi: I A' I1AAKIIITTCV. MIHi to stenotics, that on tns Mb. day A.

I. a Warrant In KanLrutitcy was i-sut'd arainst the estate of Charles Lalountaln. of Colchestt In the county of Chittenden and Matt-ol Vermont, who ha Ii en adjadtl a liankrupt on his cn ditors petition that the payment ot any debts and diluery of an property btl.mj: to Lank rupt, tu hsut, or fur Irs us-, and tho any prot-crty by him. are forbidden by law i that a Ditt'tini; of tlio creditor of said lankruiJt, to pn.Vf thfir dents, and to ehoone one or more aginesf his ttate, wilt br held at a Court tf liankruptcy, to bo holjtaat the tlheeof l. Lawrence.

Lstt lSurlinrton. in tho tiuuty of Ch.ttcudt and Mate of Vermont, before It. L. Lawrence, bj KexisttT, on tho '1 it day of May A. uVIock a.m.

wru. i i-iii tit. 102- United StatfS Marfhal, as Moncr. AOTICi: IA' ItAAliltl'I'TCV. HIS I to z'tt- not.ci.

that on the 21 day of 5Iiy. A. I7i. a Warrant lu Hankruutcy waslssutnt against tbe e-tate of A. M.

Mocum Company, of Ilerlln. In tho county of IWdnnzton and Mate 1 1 Vermont, who i'at'ieen anjuiirpi i.anKrupis, on htircrctlltors ititioii that the naimcnt of any debt and delivery of any property helonjint; to sail Itankruptf, to them, or for their and the tran-der or any property by them, are forbidden by law. that a mt-ctin; ol Ihe creditors of said llauk-rupL. to (rore tneir dibts. and tu choose ouo or lure asinees of their ettate, will lie held at a 'ourt or r.aiikruptcy.

Ink holdcn at the olltoo of barles W. IVrttr in MtmtiH-iter. in tbecrunt ol anil Mate of Vi rmont, ttelore John I. Ulward. Kojistcr.on the7tn tliyof May.

A. i.HVi. at 3 o'clock p.m. tiKO. I.

F03II.U, cuies aiareuai.as aicsacuer. AttTICi: IA It I Altlll'l-TCV. ill IS is to ire not'eo, that on the Itt da of Mn. A. I.

a arrant in Itankruutcy was against the titato of Cliirles dreeu. i a nam. in tne county rf-, ana tiuo Vermont, who bui been adjjd-'tMl a Kmkrupt his own net it ion that tho luiaicnt ol ilelds ainl tleliverv of any omrertv 1 'in to aid Itankrupt. to htm. tr fir his ue and the transfer any propertr by htm.aro fmbl Mei ty law that a iccetinr ot tlio creditum faid Faok-rupt, to proe their debt and to chote ont or more MiMneci of his eidate.

till beheld at a unor iiankru) try, tu i iioiuen at tne notei tu. II. llart'horn, in tiuildhall. in the county of and Ma to of Vcnnuit. lefurn ll IMward-t, Hf'ihttr.

on tho 3Lt dart-l' May. A. 1. Is, at I uMfCk p. in.

THOMAS I'AILKV, fluly I nitcl State Marrh tl. as Mcsnrr. Atirici: i a uAKitrirc 'IMS i-to rive rotKe, that on the 2d day Mat A D. ISV, a warrant in i-ued the estato of Siuiue! Il.bwnict Ittjrlin. in the count of abiniftoii.

ami Mils Vinront, woo ha hem a adjudged a p.jnhrjpt on own petit'ou- mat in piuient any Ida and dtlivtr) tf any propt rl beltnin; to id bankrupt, tobini, or lor hi use. aud tho rans't-r of anv urootnl bv him. ara lurbidten by law that nut-tin of the creditor of atd Hank loirtie tbeir tlel-ts. ami It (Iioom one or unrt 4Nine of hi e-tate, will lehld at a Court I llinkruitcy, b- ht.hk-n at theilhce ofllratli tariiioii, in aioniH.ner. in wiei-ouni) oi nio iton and Matoot L.

Liwrenee, Itfihttr. on the 'Jd da ol Mav, A. H.at'toVltKka ui. THOMAS FAII-KV. Dt out United Mate Marshal, as Alcfpt ner.

aiithi; ia it a itri'ic I MIIS it rie ntitice. that on tho iljt ol Ma, A. I. I7S a Warrant in IUnkriitr as urn arimri mo eMate tt; ii. i v.

nuiuti ret, of Iturke, In tho county of Caletlitiiia. an I ikooi veruiont. whu hire oiarn ajiKiKen ihiik plson their own petit) Hat tho ii)iiient an debtand tlebverv ofan proper lclni -in -said Hankriiols. to theui or for their uo, and llm in'frr of any propert by them, are iorlmbltn 1 that a luit'tm- of ih einlitt.r of raid mkrupt- tiproie lhtirdibt, an 1 tn rlnm-o nno more a-Mnets ol 1ht1rtal-, will lie held tit a uit ot I'ankTttptcy, tn bo boldrn ut tho Hi-li Mm, in M. hi the 'ountv ol CaitdKnia.and Mite of Vermont, before I ndciwood, Kt Keitter, on tbo day Ma.

A. D. H7, at o'clock p. in. It.ww THOMAS I'AII 1'i-puty United Blahs Marshal, as Mes-encr IA It VAIilltl'TCl.

lSTKICPOr VHOIONT, K.S. At M. John bur), in said district thot lhda of April, A. D. 1 be utidenUned hereby sies ii'ilie, of l.i ap iiiuin in ax ntii-iiert ij.

i oric, tn n. lnint'ur in tint County of Cdmloni ami M.m' Vermont, witl.in and district who ha lcn ml I Jftl Itankrupt upon his cretliUiri" petition by tlntrlet coutt of ti nd iliKtrirl. Dattilatbt John-bury thH 'idhdiv of April, I lr I A It A It It I l'TCl. VhlLMtiNTSS At bt. Jo'insbury.

on the riliilav of Max. A. D. I Tho Habere I 'noil hen ly 'iea notice of hi up It.lmerit as A nee, td IHratti Weeks id bt htiibury, in tlie Count' of Culedoiiia, and Mate Vermont, within said dliitrtct, who has hiom a a bankrupt, upon hi" own cotillon bj the rtne. Couit oi taid niMrict.

of Vermttnt. 4w Jw JtUlM HANCOCK. Alienee. I II lAKItlTI-TCV. vISUUcT orVF.liMONTfcss -At llardwick, Ihe 7lb tluvofMar.

A. D. It The underst-nrd hereby rics ot hit a p. 1 til iien ai A uc i nee ol Aloi. a ndil of ardwick.

In tbe rouoti of Caledtna, and Hatof enutint. wiinin ral 1 tli dr '1. whu In heen lju Is llankiuft, iiHtitlo itttiti ot hia tre lili-rs He Distrht Court of itaid dilrirl. HwJw K. H.

tiKUIUJK. Aslnte. Bankruptcy Notices. I IltAHItl'l'TCV. ntlio WNtriet Court of the United Mate fur the DMnct of Vtrmtnt-In the matter of W.

uore. Hankruot In uaukruntey. To tho citiitom of ml Itank rupt and all others whom it may eoacern. The unltrsianed. Asl2nee of tho estate ot cuid bankrupt, hereby ire notice that his been ordtrcd bv tho dis trict court of raid diidrit-t.

tint the second and tl.ird rcneral meet n-'t of Ihe rreuitors sa bankrupt he held in Mid.Mt-bury, In sai rtlMnct. on tho lth day of Ma. A. l-7- p. tn attlif uihceot Mt wart 1-blrid before W.

ti. eazey. Kfq-. Iteiter, for the purpose ii.uinI In tin- 27th and 'th stetions ot the Fa nk rupt Act, of March 3d. and thi is io sire tier that 1 har GIwl my nun account, a A-tixnee oi -am iianxrupr.

ami. that at t.tid tijir and place 1 fball appl) tti stitl Court f-r the cettlt-men, of said account, and for a difldure from all liability as Assimce or saitl e-tate, io accordance with th of said '2-ith section. provision Dated Mitdlthuiy in paid district, this 2th tiaj oi April, a. i i7. 1.

1). TWITCTlIr LL Aulsne. I A' ISA A KItri'T 1ISTRKTOF At Ilardwict. I Vt the county ot CalrJonia, this UOth day oi April, a. i'.

i I he untlt reism-il hereby sires notice of bis ap pointment at AFffiznee o. the etate of J-inley ureen oi iianiwicv, in tut L-'ountyot uaieronia andlb'ateif ermor.t. within sanlMistrict. who ha been aijulird a Hank rapt, upon his creditors' 4UMiuQ.uy i no i -nut Lnurioi Mia insirici. Tw3w H.

K. CAKttK, Assi-Lee. IA IllAIf IUHMCY. tto District Court ol tbe Un ted State, for th District of Vermont. In the matter of A.

II, uiiicwon, ci liaitoa. Orleans County, liankruutcy Not.cj Is hereby siren that I hare troa duly appointed of tbe state and effort of the ate Kankrupt. JO.NA. E. Kw3w Asslsnt e.

AOTICi: I A It kAKUITI'TCV. IVi 1STRICT OF VERMONT. WalJen, lh 27th dav of AtiriL A. IL IhTrf. Ihe nnder-isned hrreby -'ires notice of his pmntinentas asunee.

ol O. Kidder, ol Hard' auk. in tho county Caledonia, and btate Vermont, within nald I strict, who baa ltn ad. ju.Jjrdi btnkrupt npon his crentnr petition, hy the i piritt couri oi s.iii 1'imrict oi enii ini. 4wJf JAMLS, l.

FELL, Ai-ttsnee. Legal Notices. HIJIOA' TATI1. 7K. TIIK baring been ap- II innivu ty iii iii'iioriioiu mo i ntoait) i our.

ftir tlio Diftrict.of Chtttrnden. Comminsionrrsto re- crire, eximine mid auju-t the claims and demand to all tKTon. a-rain-t tho estate of mon Currv late of Mielburne, in said tltnct, drceascd, and nl-o all claims and demands exhibited in ofl-iet therct; and six months Iroiu tlie day t.f tho date auowni oy sani ouri lor inatpuriKie. we do therrfitro hereby notice, that we will attend ti tlm business of our api-ointment. at tho uore rt (.

ury, ox bheiournr. in si id ftrict.on tlic firt luepihjsof June and November ncii, at ii ciock a. on eacu oi sam uaj tuis tin oaj- oi a. i'. j.

r. tr.t.i3, JOEL D. BAR I LETT. 4tw3wr Commissioners. AnuiioNi: "IITE, SUnSTRimniS, havinr len ap-T jiointwl by tho Honorable the Probate Court lor tno 1'ifincioi uuiitenuen, t.ommiiuniers io ro-crire, examine and ndju-t theclums and demands ol all person, aam-t the ftato of Ambrose Atwater, lato of Hurlinston.

In Faid dictrlct. drcracd. and alMi all claims and demands exhibited in ofl-et tlurrto; and six months from the day of thedite hero.f. Iin; allowed by said Court br tha purine, wo ilo therefore herebj- sire notice, that we will attend to the butnc3 of our apiniintment, at be store vti. Hunt nton A.

Co. in Burlington, in said District, on the hrst Mondays ot June and Knvenber, next, at lu o'clock a. on each of saui tiajs. Jlatotl thU4lh day of May, A. D.

tSTf. IbWJW criiitvs Uff the subscribers, harin? been aDiiointed tho Honnrable the Prolate Court lor the Dis trict ot Chittenden. Commissioners to receive, ex am -no and adjust tho claim and dcmamisofall Der- sons araint the of tleo. 1.. Curry, late of Mit'Iburne, In said district, deceanl, and alo all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and six montns tne uay oi iiuj aate hcreor, oemz allowetl by said Court for that purpose, we di iiivrciuru ncrcoy i uouco.

lubl ws wiii aiienu in the bu'inefs ol our aituointment. at the store of tl. W. Curry, In hhelburnr, in said district, on tue nrt iurEiiis oi June and Woremlrr next, at in cioct a. on each oi saii Jaj s.

j'jieu i a ixn uay oi may. io-f. J. K. KLL'S JOKL IS.

Commissioners. irw3.T r. iticK's r.sTATi:. Tri TIIK srnsCRir.KUS, harinx Iteen ap-IV iMtintttl by the the lnhata Court tor the u-tnet or htttrntirn, to and adju-t the claim and dtmjnds or all ifrn. a jiin-t tno rst.uo of ai.

Hi ci lite of Urftit.rd in said Ilitr'rt. ilocoa-pil. and a Io all cli im and tlrmand rxhihiteil in onVt thert-to; and six month from the tliyof tho date hereof iM'inx alhiwrtl caid Court, for that imriM. wo di therrforo hereby riro nottco. that wts will attend to the bu neps ol our aptMilutment.

at the Iwftllm'ol Mr. Mar) Rica ot estlurd, in said 'strict, on mo iai faiupiaj ot way and ror- miM-rnri. at ui trciocic a.m., on eacn.ol laid ua luia.t "in 11.13 oi flitru, iiti. T. Dl ALAT, UEO.

110 BART, 4C3w Otmmlsioners. SAI.IA' l.STATi:. bTATK OF VERMONT. 5 Toatlncrsonscon. 3 of Sally Uilon, lite of ttJitx, In said I deceased.

ti KEETIttl At a Probnto Court ln.IdLn at Furlin-i-tun. witliin and Tor the Ditnct of Chittenden, on tho -Uh day of April, A. J. an In-trument purporting tole tl.e lat Will and Tetiment of Silly tiilon, lato ot Krx, in said lbstrict, tlrcearI, wa presenipti to me court aioresam, lur rrt.nate-. ami it is ordered by said Court that the anh day ol a.

it. ar ine I'runaio court litK.m: in raid lo aatined for Trovm ran and that notice thereof "len tiali persi-ns tut.criiel, by pnldishin this order three week uccessiely In tlie Free a newspaper printed at saht Jiurlinston, previous to tho timo appointed. Therefore ou are hereny notiSnl to appear 1-ciore said Curt, at tho time and plaro aforesaid, and contett the probate of raid will, ifjou haocau. rn unurr my nanu, ai iurunion, in sam iis- trlrt.this-Ath Jay A. 1.IW jit 1L S.

TAKT, Register. or Sulc of I.n uds for Tacs. rpllK non-resldent proprittors of the town of do i on, in mo coamy oi cniuenocn. ana btite ot rmont, ae hereby notifiel that the taxes assessed by said town and the Legislature of the oiaieii veruiont. within tne vears 1-sj, 1376, l77, precedms this diite, remain, either in whole or lurt.

unpaid on the tollonln decent id land in said tUWil, to wit And so mitih of nild Lands will be sold at Public Auction, at Lishop'n Hotel, In said town or ItolUn. on the Ait day of May, A. I. 17-. at ID o'clock a fhatl 1 rriuiretl to di-rhare naul Taxes, with co-t.

unle previously paid. liatcil at riU.n,tlus Z4 nay or Apr.i.A. o. SMiril N. PKAStF, U.w3w tirpt Constable.

sioo" iIewako For any Catarrh Reined) that will jlre a ttu ek and permanent rrltt fas the VfRMON 1' CATAKltH i wiiv wli'eli I endorxed br the mntt eintnen Phjwieisn, Irofeors and BcientiBc Men of the diy, lor It mjr ine nesi Aiarru itcmcu; iu ou bui Manufactured ami Tor sale by A FSS, T.i to, tn nil orders ahouhl le addressed. I rial 1'oves, Incentf. Fent by aail on receipt tr pneo AIhi cent and 1 1 I lioxe. rorsaieny all Diuijifis. Well, Kichartlaon AUo.

Wholesile Auent. USE THE UH.L". KICHAKDStlN VUlltVT 1 ia romiiirnnni EjSxE JJuX the agricultural pre-, and BTT TT1 ty thttiiandsorthe ery 11 ib heft l.urjn.t u.lt sirt sa per-fl A A TJ I lect June rtdor. imtl la harm. UUL U-li I leiHH valt A cent holtto color Mot pouioi.

ami ad.ljr.eenU per pound to it dur. AK our I'ru'iftor Meribint for It. or it ii I Tor defrri pll circular. Hriiji. IIkiui.i-MtfACo.

I'n'p. Feb'wtf ciiThck FAIalNllM; LANDS IN HHiuuotii and ltV TIIK Winoiiu A St, Vvtvr lCailroml Co. TIIK WINONA A T. PITKR RMLROAD CiMPAN i nowitlonnr lor hale, at vkrtiow prirm, tj land enint lamlf alfii; the line of It Itailroatl inButhtrn Mnmewta and Kastem IH ktda, and will meie In iuinent therelor. at par, an of the Murlzae IUnd t.f a'l Company.

Iheselind lie in the sreat wheit belt of the Nt-rlhwe-t, in a climate uiiFurpasetI for healthlul nrps, and ii a count which lain ins rapidly cettlett a thru inr ami induhtritiu I eople, eoinpnne-1 to a lir-ro xttnl of lariut from Ihe raotirn and (he older portion- of the lern blutt. 11.31. lit'ltl'II lll. Ii nd Aiceut toraleof Land said Comi.any.nt IAoN COL'NTV, MIN.NFAOtA. (JKO.

r. I.anJ (ViiiniiioTonrr. (itrter-tltMhce of ChieaiIA. Nortti-Wt stern Kail wiv Cfinp-in), CliltAtii. lM.

37 In all itrstnia rnuesiinr inrorm-itltm. by mail or otherwoe, ireularsaml Mapswill U- sent tree ofttwt l) faitl Land Commii'ioner or said Iind Ai nU Alarch 82S0I at tint. nil. d. I.n-I-I neaab IIItii do.

I'artit titir free. 9 AdJm W'UUIU 4 ttl tH Uui. Auf(2t. -77-wly tnarllM Aus wly S3 4J4M.I I'l, TI.II Tf llS.Chtnt nllut known wtirni. etnnpie imrr liin.

Adilrm, A. Cuv ltkb Co Chkaaa Ausl'LT wly as" sis" g'j a 2 3 'utsSvSS I fin in I P7" IS IT 6UHABLE? flinOSE who have fnffi from thr varlona and conv A. IlLatcd forms of tllM.ii.-to c-suuicd by Catarrh, and ui uii i ujfiruiff ii mt or rare, await ihe answer to this tjrttt Ion with conai.ler-able aualety. AlI 11 the ty l-r no ditt-ao that ran he meniioned 1 so uitii-nally pr vilest an so delrnr'le to tieaJlh at irrti. IsnmrhttK Aathma.

Coutfhn, nd serious and lr. out ntly fat I affcrtlona ol tho liinjrt lu.lw. In inny I itanre. rae of sSitiPle but lu-tflcctrd tatirrh. lit her snipalhrtle atTeetlona.

l-nc a deafne, Inpalrrd i hw oraen of It. may he nf. rrtdtn a minor but nevertheless aeriot rt ult of td. eti 4 atarrli, bi 1 enoutrh la tliemeleft, bat nulhiiitf ronintrt with the itanrr-oui allcctioai of tc throat aud 1u-iks lively to follow. IT GAf3 BE CURED.

IT ran be cured. There ne donbt ahont it. The Immediate relief ailordi I by hAFocpa Radical I urk ton CaTAncti hut tt flight evidence of what may follow a per-l-tcnt uu of tnm remedy. Tho hard, lucruhtcd mailer that has lodt-i In tlie nasal passagea 1 removed with aft wnppliruttona; ihenlrcratlnn and Inflammation un Inlaid aud ticaletl; the entire memtrv noa Unlnirt or the head are cleaned and parifled- Con. stltutlonally it action lethal of a powenul purifjtnjr aKent.

deMroylnj, In it course throntrh the sjntcm the acid posun, the drttrucUve a 'ect la catarrtial iidcaata. A COMPLICATED CASE. Centlemcn, My eatc ls briefly as follows I have had Catarrh for ten jcarn. each tarwlth lncrcaslnc Kin). ior iiuiq icara i u-i noi Trained tnroncn one nostril.

I hid In throit, a very bad much, aolhm-vsotiatl mIiiI.m niiiicfii tirtiLmrpmcrtT f.ir kt at nicht before bein ahle to lie Iow and sleep, and a constant dull palu in my head. My brad w-w at thnr so fell raiarrhat mv.ter ai to Irjare ray sene of hearing and comp-1 nir toari top several times In tbe flight to clear It and my thumt oefre I could sleep. Kvcry one of tbesc dlstresstnc symptoms brta dL appeared under tho nso of not Quite three bottle of MuroKD'a lUniCALCriiz. My hearinitfnlly restored. I have no asthmatic symptom, no couh.

no dropptnirs In tho throat, no headache, and in ecry wav better thnn'I hae been foryears. I cnnld feel the elfcct of liic Ct'KR on my appetite, on my kidneys, and. In fact, every part of my t-j tem. bat ha been done la my case I wholly the cited of the IUmcal Craw. Very t.

II. LAW ItLNCE. FlTCUDUEO, Oct. 1 Indorsed by a Prominent Druggist. I hereby certify that Vr.

Lawrence tho Hintt al ctrk me, and from time to timoTundr mo familiar with hi cnnc. I be litre Lis statement to be true In every pnrtlcntar. JAS. I. ULKUV.

Fitcujiceg, Oct. 1L Irice, Jl. I or sale by all wholesale and retail drutftrtsta nnd dealers throughout the I nited t-utcs and anadatt. AVtKKS A lliTTH. General Apents and Wholesale Drucghtts, fjotton, Mass.

An Klrrtm-Calranlc Knttery rarubintl with a highly Med irate I Stronsrtlirnlnf- 1'Liater. form I iter tlir- best l'lafitcr for iiains and cjat la the Worltl of MrtUclnc. REFERENCES. Pr. E.

M. nilcrr, Slnnteomery, (. Mrs. trances Ilarrlman, Orlamt, Mc. Haskell lwl.

hl, Milford. HcI. Mr. Kirhard Coruim, Va. J.

II. -immls, mon Minn. r. J. A.

Tnzzle. Memphia, 1 1 cn. ll.ll (ioorh, I ii Nrco. Kan. lr.

Wltlard ollins. ItueLsport. Mc. ii. IV.

Iiot wick. Lw Mt. frterlmjr. Mrs. I- tli? unc.

Cumliridce. Francla liaker. Mra. .1. M.

Kobtnson. E. iirrlncton. Me. N.t-hlverlrL, Fimi Mrs.

Fllzi J. llnfnc. III. l.eo. If ray, Mor.tlcello, Minn.

Mrs. hnn. Hounds, Wood hull. IIL w.U. It.MiKlnacr.Morrow.ii.

Mr. IL Wiyne.InJ. IV m. S. Mmm, MadLonvtlle, Kr.

Mr. HHredelt.St.Lftnis.Mo. ilt-rtlucr Lyvn. f-an ranclro. CaL And hundreds of others.

COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTERS I'nre when nit other rrmt dies fill. Conies of letter detailing wntc cures when all other remedies bad been tried wtthtint snei ea, will tie mailed free, so that rorrespondenco may bo bad If t'H red. Jor thr cure of Lame Barb and weaknesses peculiar to remahs. tLLl" OLTie 1 'lasts a are superior to allot at czUrcal rcmcdUs. PRICE.

25 CENTS. Pr rarrful tocatl for Cot ut Volt a to Piastir lest you jitt a. mi worthier IniKatlon. Sdd by all whole sale and rt tall tlrmrit iit tlirnuchont ihe I nltetlstntra nil i. uui njr tir-two.

nil 1 r.l, iToprletvrs, Hay tjatXwim Sabbath School Sonj; ISoolcs aoovxizns. (Sort) This cbarminc Sabbath School Sonirstrr ta won a multittice tf ueeds no prt'se jrom iuo-o wno nat- neari sweet ueioiie8. nut all thou Id try it-tind he pleat the jounj cidi- er are ura io no. -ii mav oe ur;" -jieauuiui "Hear Illm ate three ot the 270 lad utis wh cu mate the ue t.f lioooffewaa perietuul joj. sin a jyTT it i lTjcIs) Ia hook td the fittm natureand seneral excellence as -tlot and ficra only as tho aic oi coirpoers rquiiny simi win niuer.

lei itur -'iris ami 1k -ail en thi tlrer. taaktnr the way tcat wlih et and pure tirirs like -Hcautiiul Vale." Sh'iiitj cr'Lise the tar. CIloiEAI. IMCAlsK. (2irtsj Ia a rollection ofihant.

boDTfi and sbrt Antheto. lor tTtiiicoual Sabhith bchtaiis Ihe beauty its conttnts will Commend it to any denomination. Those who play the cran for Tahbatn School SiDi- ins, 'ii eiconie ine new Clark. Hrt'tl Oritii ITlclotlic, Board; JJ.i-0 Cloth uhich melolies aie in true Itced Urran st Ie. are excellent for the "or can touch and practice, and are unusually fresh and i aie Hooks sent ly mall, post Tree.

fir retail price. OiaVlIU ItTll. Jl Ronton V. 11. IHToON S.

Jao30-J2tawlwIy HAYY tae. to Juki o. uwlwrr. Jan likditawlwly TOKS l'ltOTltUDlNtl Through lUiyjrd Ifohs rtet no lt)rper iffend tho ee, or tiuitircn iioei ir inroivii mv on i ai aroouni. wnen oiuerwift- dui iiiiir worn.

Tut Am RICAX blluh Tip Ilito "sared MIMjIOXS OF DOLLAltS annually to Tarcntj in tin country, by thelntrc- unction ci mo Copper and Silver Tips, and their ara a i nlied chicllr ta children's heavr parents obhctini to tho look 31 el ul Tip on KINK SJIOJOS. All tact willbohapp 1 3 know that this comnanv have at last perfected a JILACIC Til' hicli addl to the brunty of Ihe fnirnt Shoe. the toe remaining neat until tbe bboe is worn tut. TIioc Tip- arc iStiinipoil A. S.T.

CO. Th more eotu the Shoo, the more important the Tip. as it at "Mf durahU the earme value of tbo Shoe. PAitlLMM buy no t'hiidren'i fehoM without the Metal or this nice -V-iei Tip. ami thus I.ElCCC TOCBMIOE EIU-S MoEE TIUNolC ltLr.

ask YuL'U shoe ukalek foi: tiiksi. io IuwI3t AVER'S AKSAIAUlIiLA, KOi: ri'IUrYINti THE BLOOD. Thi crmpound of the exetable altrratlves, lhk. btil- Itnjia, ami Mandrake 'W tbiholodideofrotasb Inn.ma'.e a most Ifectiul cu of a series 'if Citu plaint nh chare very i rura lent ami aimct-iii. It purihe the blow), I'urM out tbe lurking buiL-or In the svstem, that uud.TUiiae health and fettle into trtiuo.erotno Eruptions the kln are the arearanre in tue surface oi hu mor that should I expelled from the btool.

In. nriiil derangements are the determination ol there same humors mine interna! trian, or organs. whoe action thev derail jr. and whoe substance theydleae and tietrt. Atsn's sTtsrRiLL xpeis the humors iroin ine oiwi.

ntn tney are Ecne the sutlers they pro luce iliapeir, surh a r.trtoit tar litrr. thirawfth ih. St Jnft" urr. or t'rgvtyltH. I'lM'lt.

'intuit. VUti ht Tutttor. 'tttttrnml S.t!l Sethi Ilrttil. Umi Warm. I trumd $trr.

I.fif uiutltm ia thr Hon, i'h ami I untie It ml Sttrtlito. I it rrliml (run mtrrmtl Ii rut ion and titrrtur dmnit Itroi 7v mucmtum and nerat Ihhitttf. Mi thru nrfure hralth ttturm lVenaretl bv J. C. AVCR Lowell.

tsa Practical aid Anilitical Chemists. oht bv all Jrubtaml IVilersin insdlnue. PURE 7 Ma. OR PRIVATE; Use Awb sweet wsm CIiewiifeiESTotao wartr.i ih.r i rr- i eft. f9Ur i 1 t.

i tobneeii evr i i el.rly utat. l.ii V-t ti r. I --III 'lOIPH. ii i 1 a UgF AKin a com which ha been hatlered and worn A fx nW and piinc'itd i nut a valuable to a coin Itfl 1 1 1 A I nSlOlDflr I I ct.lltcttir as a bitter prtrved one would be, ITlLUIuAL run I lonucr iti c.irrird in the pocket uir Ol.l lttmt i uixf Its IIIMti: s. Itr.l Krritrh Itll IIm.iI lnn Out Jtiimiirn, it Crux mill llril Lilrlm I.M.

r.tnl It I VIS. I Im sirrr in Hllfttrnln I 1. iml.tlii 'TiH r. Inn' I.113IUI1 A I.1U And eery jnctj t.l an-: I-mt Jtic niAi-s ami tit uari uiti'l tin, 1 1, mat me. Put up in iiJiitlt a lufU't.

tur limr i-itM rifiioo 111 l.nifn' irTni isiian sjm a dealt in zrniiim- ftiiif ano I iiitittra wj tlitiik. a MiMcim! tutrinh ot our alilit furnbli reliiMo ml i-ruo li-t. I. I. It 11' II III, A.

-lN, sT A. Mntr Mint. Host Marcli AT. vTArD 8XXC BEST. P)W mss, nEAis-sr ron xittrasDiATH una I rn.lwil hy nw ntACTTCAIi rAINTETt.

COVCRINO CAPACITY DUItACILITY Frrri ny kov-i vir. rmi'inRi In itI'riti tl'it if u- tory.wiii It, Kopaiatcd our JVrMleliy Mcii. A al A. (I 3ui ra Jk Kn, Vt A 110-5' fjr H.t'l.ANTl'AKl'S, rn lwn Z) Hkv I (Viinf l')itiu Art L. witli im Aftrrf-cfi Uc i-r Mi hmoSomll im mine.

HV iHict paid. J.U.lIUtTr'KrUHHi,ft ly Colnn and Coinage, a i-arEtt or interest to m-kishatists and OTUERS. As there appctrtt in tho public occasionally, mMeading articles upon raro coins, and person aro apt to get ex arrscratcd Mean of tho raluc of their pocket piece, in order to glre omo really trustworthy inf rm.itiin upon a subject which is yorly increaing in interest, wepre-ent to our readers an ab-tract ot a paper read before the Vermont Numismatic Siciety, at it litrcsular mcrtin, which will be found of much intercut and value. ThU society organized io June, 1877 and now numbers some twenty. Its object, as its name implies the study ot coins and its meet-ing'.

which are held qairterlv, ara full of interest on account of the exhibition of fine specimens of the coins cf all countries by its member. Owini to the increasing interest manifested throughout the country in the scienco of Numismitics', the society requested its secretary. Dr. C. 1.

Thayer, to prepare a paper npon the subject, and it is an abstract of thU which wo subjoin COIN'S IN GENERAL. The metal of which coins are composed ars fc'rst relied into narrow strips of the width and thickness necesary, and then parsed throuch a machine which cita it into circultr piece-, or di-k0, which receive thj name of panchct. Cjinj, conTquently, have two "idc, and, to di'stinruLsti tbem, thsy are ctlled OZrtrj and Utters The Obverse is thesiJ? upon which tbe head or principal figure phceJ, and usually bears the dite aIo, in other words the "held." The Reverse it the other side, or "tti and Usually bears tho coat of arms ot the country i it, or the value of the piece or both. The lettering and words found upon coins are called inscriptions, or rgends. The ppace not occupied by liurcor inscriptions is called the eitrgue, and usually contains tho date.

There aro aKi types and varieties oT tbo same coin. The word typo rcf.r to the dcign on a coin, while a variety i a "light variation in style and lettering, but not marked enough tj constitute a distinct type. As, for an example, there are three types of the 1793 cent. tbe chin." the "wreath" and the "liberty cap." In 17D3 a cent nppearcd having upon its obverse, head, tho head ot Liberty and on its revere a chain of 13 links emblematical or the 13 original State cnclo-ing the words "one cent That is the chain cent. Soon after there appeared a cent with a wreath in pi ice of the chain, and it is called the wreath cent.

Liter in the year tho figure ol liberty had a pole over her shoulder with a liberty cap upon tho end, constituting tbe liberty cap type of the 1793 cent. The term 'varietM is illustrated by the cent of the same year 1793. On sme of them the letters cav' in the word America omitted, so that the legend reads, United States of Amen," in-icstead of America. Other examples are found in the ciats of I8ti7, 1817, IP39, I813.IS55,c!c. The silver coinage al-o presents the samo and a per-on possessing all cf them in his collection has a valuable property.

tbe regular issue cf the United Statr mint, different States have K-ud coins Vermont heading the line, and pstibli-hing a mint at Ilii pert in the ycir 1785. Toey are called Colonials and are but very rarely met with in circulation, and command premiums. Of tbe regular isue of the United States mint, there are a good many of great value, and in the following lUi I have endeavored to give tbe price at which they arc held by coin dealers. Of course, a coin that battered or worn is not worth as much as a sharp, clear, uncirculated t-pcciinen. SILVER DOLLARS.

The first year in which they were coined was 1791, aad specimens of this date are worth from $10 to $40; IbOl is also very scarce, a specimen in fair condition bringing anywhere from $300 to (1,000. There arc but six or cteht known to be in existence; 1830. Ih3A, 1639 dollar, with a Hying tiagle, are verv rare and arc worth Irom $5 to (10: 1851 and 1853 arj two mors that bring good premiums when found in good condition, and are quotsd at $10 each; 185.1 bring from $5 to $10. There are other dates of the dollars thtt are tare, depending, however, upon wine slight variation in the number of stirs, iz of the eagle, etc. HALF DOLLARS- Of the half dollar-t, there aro many scarce date, but not ns mcch so as the dollars.

The tirst date appearing on them is 1791, and specimens bring from $150 to $5. 1795 is quite rare and is worth from $5 tj $25. Tbo same may be aid of tbe 1797. The dates 1801. lSOi, 1F03 are scarce I but do not compare with the precccding.

1815 i another searco halt dollir and is worth from $1 to 151 and like the dollars ot the samo date, are becoming scarce and are worth from $1 to $3. QUARTER DOLLARS. lu 1795 tbe first quarter appeared, amlas there were none others coined until the year 1804, it makes them very scarce and it takes from to (5 to buv one. 1801, 1805, ls0(i and 1807 are more plenty, but are worth from 50 cents to Tne same may be said of tbe 1815 The and tho 18-27 quarters aro by far tbe raret and are worth some $5 to $30. The only other re- maining rare date is the 1353 without the arrow heads each sido of the date.

Trice from $2 to $5. DIKES. Of the dimes, any that are dated before 1820 are scarce and bring suasrangin? from 50 cents to $10. The 18-22is also rare arid sells for $1 If'21, 1828, 1815, 1K3. wubont the arrow head, arc no plenty, readily bring premiums if in goad condition.

HALF Any coined before 1829 arc extreme ly rare, the date 1802 being conMicred by some tbe rarest coin in tho United States senc. except the 1801 dollar. An 1502 half dime was sold at auction March 5th, 1878. in New York, and brought 172 50. The other half dimes arc compar atively plenty, with the exception of Im wben tne mint stopped their isuo.

SILVER TDRtK-CENT TIECES. Thc'c were first issued in 1851 and con tinued until 1873 inclcivc, when their i-suo was forbidden bv act of CVngrcs. The raro one arc the lb55 and those from 1803 to 1873 inclusive, and any of these dated bring Irom 10 to mi cent. MCKLKS. The only rare nicklecoinis the 1856 flv ing-eagle penny, wlncb was t-sued more as a pattern piece than a a part of therrg- ulir writ, but is occasionally lound circulation.

Trice from 1 to 3 dollirs. rorrER CENTS. These are by far tho rarer of the scries. there being so many more collector of them than of silver, lhey were hrst i-sucd in 1(93. and each vear saw a new cent i-sued up to and including irj.

except tne year 1815. when there were none struck off at tho mint. 1793 being the first jear when they were struck, ot course, thero were different types and vanetic. and cent of this dato bring good price. In It-b7, a 93 cent wa sold at auction for $110, and It '9 cents of that date sola at various auctions, between the vear 1855 and 18(8.

brought the enor mous sum ol i.joi hi. ine li'M cent is still scarcer, and the tortunato posso--or ot one of these cent, if bright and new as when it wa fir-t is-ued, could obtim hi own price lor it. An interesting item in regard to the reason of their scarcity i as IojIuuh: It is said that a nrm in sett shinned an immense ouanlitvof the cents ol thtt ditte to Alrica. tun thy were sotd to the chief a-t ornament. It i worth from from 5 to 30 dollar.

I bo i.ext of the tare copper is the 1801, which brings from 2 to 10 collar, according to condition 1809. 1811 and 1823 are alo difucult to ob tain in good condition.md bring lair price. The 1857 copper cent.it being the list of tbe old cent, i also rare, but njt so much so a those that have been mentioned. 1HLF cknts, A thc-c litile iucmcnto, a thev might Ih; filled. are not in circul.ttion.

it i rare that tlirv are obtain. clcvt.Iicro than fr'oiii dcakr in coin. 'I he rare date are given helot in the Of rou so it mil bs apparent ever. one thit with other coin, key, corkscrews and the like, the less worthy of a place in a cabinet it Iweoiuc. 1'er-ons Laving sucn pieces shoull sec that it becomes a patt ot some collection where it will poSsea historic.

I interest, and not allow it to remain 'neglected and uncurcd for. 'Ihe Vermont Numismatic Society has been existence nearly a veir and is composed ot such men as M. 1). (iilmtn, of Montpelier. the librarian ol the Historical Society; linn.

A. It. Hilbert, ot Kei, one of our side judges 3Ir A- 1. ifyauld-ing. cf Ksei Rev.

W. II. Collin, of lirattlclHiru II. 1. Allen, C.

I'almcr and others ot Hurlington. all nt whom have line privato collection ot their own. The meetings arc held quarterly and aro characterized by quiet enthusiasm and Absorbing interest tbut only a true antiqirian knows bow to manifest. Thennt meeting will held at Burlington, on Tuesday, the 4th of June, at 10 o'clock a t'tcrjone in-tirestrd in Numismatics vill bo cordially hi Icoined In ordir to bring tho rarer dates together, in order that the list mjy be more convenient, I Iiatp condensed the following RECtriTi'i tion Iftil, 10, 13-. lfll, lt32.

Iifll, lo. Half IMtors 17ll. 17s 101, 1H, lftCl, 1H15, 151. I85-J Quarters 17iHi, lNl, IwO. ISO.

1807. IRIS, 13, ls-J7, (without nrtow Iiradcach side of date) Dimes Any IwIom ISCO WJI. I HA, HIO. Half Dimes Any Icftrc ISllt. Three Ctnt dates from IM13 to 1K73 inrlusire.

Xtrlel Cents- IMfi. Covr Cents ITlO, 17W, ITlfl. INM, ISOH, tNi'J, 1MI IS-jn. IlutfCtntt 1N. 1S1I, 1831, all the I 10" excepting 1M0 large and others if in ftrt-ratc condition.

News by Telegraph. VKllJIOMT ARREST OF TWO OF THE C1NN1NCT0N LCft CLARS AM ESCAPE OF 0VE OF TBE1I. Kensington, Miy 10. Officer Robinson arrived here last night with two of thellar-mon masked burglars. At IIooac Junction, both were chained together, one suddenly broke away and, jumping from tbe train, escaped.

Ha has not been recaptured. The escaped burglar is about five feet eight inches high, with dark complexion. Hack hair and whisker, and is a desperate fellow. Till; CI.MIIKI.1. Tlie Mtery CUnrnl I'p.

RUSSIA rREPARIXO TO ATTACK ENGLAND ON TUE SEA IV CASE OF WAR. New York. May 10 Ciptain commando! the Ku-sian naval forces in American water, together with other officers, arrived here, yesterday. He willingly gave iofirmation concerning tbe mission of the Cimbria. The Russian, he said, are making preparations to attack England on the seas in ca-e of war between Russian and EngUnd.

lie had carefully studied international Jaw. and tho laws of this country bearing upon tho subject, and he was certiin that the Ru-ians were acting within their limits and would not vioUto tbo neutrality laws of tbe United States. He says ho intends to purchase fast sailictr ve-seN and tupplie, but no letters of marque will bo i-uei by the Russian government for tny privateer, and no privateering will be carried on under the Russian 11 ig. A Radian squadron would soon leave tho 15 litis for thc-ti waters and the moment war is declared between Russia and England they would go awav aid not trouble this country. lie sajs that no attempt had been made to draft any Ir-hmcn for the Rus-Un arms in this country, and he did not believe that there was any truti in tbe reports that there was.

a r.rit.MMi Kirn! liy an "itln.loii, Hilllnc Mitil U'ottmllnu Other. TUE FIRE PROGRESSING FERIL OF A PORTION Ol TIIK PASSENGERS. London, May 10. The All in line "team sbip, Sardinian, for Quebec, is on fire at tho entranceof Lough toylc, barbor of Lon-dondcry. It is reported that an explosion of generated gas occurred, and that efforts to save the yc! prorcd inefT.ctual.

There were about 100 pa-sengcrs on board. A few were injured, one fatally. Tbe captain telegraphed to Londonderry for accommodation for 400 passenger, and two tenders were sent to assist in removing them. The Sudinian put in to Louh F03I2 to receive Irih passengers. ITER TU REE PERSONS KILLED AND FORTT JTRED.

Moville. May 10. The eiplot-ion 011 the steam-hip Sudinian ocearrcd in the fore-hold. Forty persons were injured and three killed, djnia of ths injured were dangerously hurt and were taken to the Derry hospital. Attempts to cuttle the ship at the Utet reports were cnsuecesfal.

Some id the steerage passenger are reported to be cut off from help but possibly taey may be saved. Four hundred passengers have been taken to Londonderry. STILL LTER PERILOUS POSITION OF SOUS 0 TUE PASSENGERS. Londonderry, May 10 Many of tho injured by the exploion on the Sardinian aro not expected to recover. The ve-el i on fire amidships, and half the watch in the fore castle and a number of the steerage passengers ia the fire part of the vassel are ut ofTirom all help.

It is believed that more of t'as pis-encers were killed than at first stated. Her pasengers were chiefly Gjnains and Italians but there were alo done Eoglish and Scotch emigrants. It is related of Compton. the Rngltsh com edian, that be luppt-ueil to stop at a hotel where a meeting ot clergymen had jnst leen ended, and tbe preachers were about to dine. ihe LimUonL seeing his white tic and long black, coat, mistook him for a minister, and said be was snre tho Dean would be pleased to have a visitor cine with them.

"1 thank yon," answered Compton, who was ery bnn- gry, 'i have no cam. ion can say the Rev. Mr. P.ine, who is pacing through the town." The Dean not only invited Compton to dine, but seated hiru at Lis right, and. through conrte.y, asked him to say grace.

Conipton felt a cold chill rnn through him, bat, with perfect presence of mind, be recalled tha opening part of the church service, and solemnly said 0 Lord open thou our lips and our mouths shall show forth thy praise. Tell us, good twoph. if yon ever heard anlhingmater than that. An old soldier, relating his experience at a temperance meeting in Iowa, said that at one time he got possession of twt kegs of whiskey, took them to ramp, pat a f.iticet in one of them, and passed the whiskey around among the boys. About the lime the keg was empty, he said, for a moment his conscience told him ho was doing wrong.

He picked np an ax and knocked the head of the other keg in and (here be was interrupted ty tlio deacons starting the cry ol -flunk God C.Iory be to Godr' After tbe house became quit bo continued: "I knocked in tho head of that keg, gave tbe boys a tin enp, and told tbem to helpthem-seHcs, It was a cao of pumature enthusiasm, and tbe wicked seotters ia the audience had their tarn to shont. There is said to be an African chici; with 300 wives, who has an income of SI Tre-cions httle money for so much matrimony. Dnt then, wh.it does a mm with bis heart covered 300 d.cp with tho sweets of connubial atlection care for the KitUring dust of tho earth. A WO 111 I la IZ It ti 11 IV. stop that con-h 1H not neglect a Common Cold evrn for a day.

It may enI In Cua-eamptlon and death. Ret. II. Iowsh Elixir has cured thousands. lx.tli oM and joan.andit will core yon.

If taken and Ia eeaoa. This Klixir has been tsjfore the American peoplo Foktt-6ix Yejcji, and hs never failwl to plvo relief to all who have nsod It. It has won It way by ACTtraLSERVHi.ootilit ban 'teems ahoaje-bold friend (a thoa3tnI of our est familiM- Rz-ular jthj aictaas aiitt rcct-ninitril it. Clergy ntea and all puMie speak en are it best ritrons. Railroad Krrplns ts.

tuuci eijfed to cw1Js.couj;q.-, aUouM always use It. Farmers, Lawjer. MerchaatJ ao-l even old anJ yoanff, apeak liijilj la its prate. A UKMKDV THAT nr.VClt VAIU. IIctbt Jononi Arsica ad OilIjsimest Is aa external man or least, for carlo Wutndtf, Sprains.

Strains Cats, Bruise, Earn and Ulcer of every kind. IscIaJin Skin D.5e.ie generally; aud while its applicatioa is tarmles and nsver painful, ruot won- Jerfni. As a Fa milt Lmiwct it tneets tbe wants of every boueluId. all who nsolL ii a 1. 1.

viim Baxter's Mandrale tiers mill certainly care oa. you have any Liver difficulty, Inai ostiou, ronatipaticn. pain 1 the fide, try thefe Itit-ters at once, and see how much 30a tan re ceive for 35 cents. Nor. io, d.wlt, ia.spe Tbink or It.

that a t.uh vr neglect may lead to serious con In tbe early sta.e ot throat and Inn'; MIam Vortrrt" CohqS Balsam Is an invaluable remedy, can be takea by tbe tiKIest perioa or youaet chill. Issafr, reliable and agreeable to the taste. Pree "3 cents, aad In larje hwttlej at 50 sihl 75 crat. April J4.MJtw1w All AsltiiilalliO l'rl. A lare proportion t-f thi American people are to-day iljmj-fnim the effocttI Pjisfjisia or oriteroit livtr.

The re-ult uf disea-es upon the PisJt of iutellixeiit and valaabls poople Is moit alarming, mkio; life aetuillj a bunlen in-steid of a pWaant eiiitence ol enj ment and af-fulnet as It onht tu I9. There Is no to1 reami fcr thi, if joa will only throw a-lie pre judice acJ akeptici-ni. take the aivice tf Iru--gist and yaur fr tends, and tr) one bottle of Grna's Flower. Your fieedy reliel la certain. of WttlM of this med cine have teea Sivea away totry its virtues, -with satia'aftvrjr ret-ult In every tte.

Yoa cin Iny ampebot le for tea cents to try. Thrre des wtil relieve the won't case. Positively sold '-y all Pm-rsL-ts on tbe Western Continent. Erfd in Furlmston by Vincent Tart, or B. Carpenter Co.

IVcs. The only preparatiruia tae toarket foreletnla; indbeaatitjins stive" ware.jewelry without leavlas tbe slightest scratch aponthefinebt surface. new sold by jewel? and under the nanieofCarbclI. We cheorfutly reeoaimend It to every family and can assure thera that after oniv usinr, they will levfra'dowtheoisalvestobewitb oat it. Carboll Is prepated In London and sells here fcr wenty cents a package.

Jalv t.Mo Thar lt! The Centaur Liniment arc of two The hltr Tor the human fami'y. t'lelrllttw is for hordes, ahiep. in ttber aniaiils. Tesllmo als of the 1 fleet proluced by thee rtniarVMe rrrparatlons are ripped an.an 1 cierj- U-ttle, and may procured of an or by mail from the Olli of T11 Cs rn Con 16 IV Mrect New York Cit Jaa 10." wlr A 1. To all who lresatTcrin; from the error--an! .0 dlscTClIonsnfTCuth.nerroiiwc:ik!ic earl decay, loss of manhood.

I will srnd a m-eipt tbit 1 cure )ou, FRKE Tins prcat rt metly was discorerM a misIonary in tvuth Auteric-t tenda (elfalJrced envelope to tho Rev sitd T. liMAS.S'afwn II, Ih II fir. 0ctl5-7-deodlilv.