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COMMUNICATIONS.
Office Of the Vt. Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Montpelier, Dec. 8, 1889.

Montpelier, Dec. 8, 1889.
To tho Editor of the Free Press,
Sir: In your paper Of the Goth ut. 1 noticed
paragraph headed the "Muual, in which Gone Of the
Insured" thinks the condition of the company ought
to be imputed into as he says large amount Of our
paper is under protest in Burngton and infers that
it may be so in other places. For the information Of
the inquirer and the public, would state that the
Directors are not aware Of having any paper under
protest except what is, they suppose, at Bur-
linston, and had the toriter, presume, of the
article, and other members Of the company paid their
assessments which were all due and ordered TO be paid
BY the 10Th Of October last the Directors would have
been able to have honored all their acccptanccs at ma
turty. AS it is they only say, that all the funds
which have been paid to the Treasurer have been
faithfully applied in the settlement of losses; that ev-
ery exertion has been made and is still making to COL
lect the balance of assessments, and that no time will
be lost in making application of the money soon as
received by the Treasurer. If the reputation of the
company suffers it is by reason Of the negligence of
its members in not promptly paying their assessments,
and not for want of exertons by the Directors TO sus-
tain its credit 1t is no easy matter TO collect in these
embarrassing times, $4,000 from over twenty thou
sand different individuals and those scattered broad
cast in every town in the state.
A DIRECTOR.
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THANKsG WING There ID nothing like
an old fashioned New Eug Thanksg,v-
tng.-We have no fellowship with the man
who does not love and reverence this pecu.
liar institution Of the North. A thanks.
giving sermon is worth half a dozen other
sermons something uncommon is expected
and The man who has the talent to turn
this expectation 10 good account can do
SIX times as much good as usual. And
then the family gathering on a thanks
giving day night, have a zcst which is
grand jubilee Of relationship, and none
should nlrude who are not connected by
kindred or affinity And then there Is
the roast iurkles and plum buildings. and
The mnce pie handed down as n part Of
this INSTITUTION from time lmmcmorlal,
should be considered, Dr.. Graham not -.
w''hsiapding. as nscparable attendants.
What N. England man who has wander.
ed abroad, dues not cast back lingering
look to The home of his youth. on this hal
lowed day II there is such an one, his
soul has become calous with vice, he has
los, the finer seDslblities of the soul and
has become insensible to It's most refined
enjoyment. We regard it as one of the
golden bands that bind society, and es
peclaly the social family circle together,
add when this annual is forgotten or dlsrc
gareed IN New England, she will have
passed the acme of her prosperity and will
be fast descending iuto the grave of fallen
republics. Essen Gazette.
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Valuable PRyS;c !

DR.. RELIES ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
EROM the information the Proprietor is
h receiving from various sources, Of the
excellent effects of these Pills in complaints
of the stomach, bowels, head. &c. they are
unqlestonably among the best articles Of
physic, however ce'ebrated,] for loss of
appetite indigestion lis,Icssness, headache.
cosllveress, fla,uence, cholic. bilious ailec.
tons, &c. Price, 80 cents box. ks
Prepared and sold by r. KiDDER, sue
cessor to DR.. Conway. 80 Cour ST. up
STAIRS near Concert Hall Boston and may
also be had Of j, & j. II. PECK & Co..
Burlington n.
More geiuine unless signed r. KIDDER
on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers
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Congres assembled on Monday and il |;

Congre' assembled on Monday, and it is
now me current opinion that Hon. F. w.
Ifickens' OF 8. Z. will be chosen Speaker
10y the Administration party. Still the
vote Will be very close one, and it is
thought The New.Jerssy returned Mem,
)bs's must be deterred from voting to en-
sure this result. The last accounts are in
Favor OF the Administration triumph. All
he vacancies occurring on their aide are
|hl|ed; their Missouri and Missssipp,
Members will be ON hand so will proba.
by be Mr. Crazy Of Mciesn. who was
expected to- be detained by severe illness |;
while the Wh'gs lose one voto BY their
failure 10 make choice 10 The Franklin
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DIR. HULL'S
Utero Abdominal Supporter.

FESIlIS new Instrument Tor the radical
Il cure Of Pfolapsus Utcr Dt Falling Of
the Womb, by external application. Super
sedng he use The objectionable Pe--ary.
IL confidently recommended to he afflicted
as the means Of perfect restoration to
health, 1t never having failed OF pertormng
cure even under The most aggravated
circumstances. II has received the dccjGrd
Appreciation of SIR Ashley Cooper of LON
DON; Sir Benjamin c, Brodle Sir james
Clark, Physician 10 the Quecn DR.. Ash
well, Lecturer on Midwifery TO GUYS Hos.
pual; DR.. R,gbv, Lecturer to St. Bauho-
omess; DR.. Griffith. Lecturer to WesImin-
ster Hospital; DR.. Ram.bolham Lecturer
to London Hospital; Robert Ferguson,
Lecturer to Westminster Lylng.n Hospl-
tai, DR.. Swoa,man, Lecturer to Mddesex
Hospital, and senior Accoucheur to Queen
Charlo'cs Lying in. Hospital; also by
Henry Davies, Conquest; BlundeIi, Lee,
Merrlman, Surgeon Koa'es &c. by DR.
Aorcau President Of the Academic Royale
de- Modcclrc, PARIS aud Accoucneur 20
The Duchess D'Orlrans; Professors Vel
peou MatjoIln, Paul Dubois, SAMSON aud
others; lard N New York by Profcssot
- W. fIdn''> VI. .. j. "'oru' M ~
Professor of Midwifery in Uolversity tha
CITY NEW YORK: Professor DeIotieIt,
Professor Fraucls U. Johnston. Presjdent
County Med. Society; Lautens HulI PIGS:
Medical society, s'a'e OF New York. prof
James McNaunhton of Albany; professor
March, prot Cyrus Perkins. prof DoaDc--
Drs. Tho- Boyd. Gilbert Smith, HoshCk,
S'earnS, Ludlow. CI..0m, Vache, Power,
GrayNon, Van Ron saucr aud many other
distinguished Physicians N the u. States.
A. u HULL ;--Otlice Vesey-et,
.4stor House, New York,
MA constant supply OF The above instru-
mcnis, with Dr.. Iujs Improved Tfuss
Tor Hernia vii be kept nv
ROBERT MOODY.
Druggist, Burling ton, ".
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Bank of BURLINGTON.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that meet :
IN ing of the stockholders of the Bank
OF Burlington will be holden at their bank.
ing house on the second Tuesday of Jan.
uary pext, at II o'clock. A. NJ. for the
purpose of choosing seven Directors for the
year ensuing BY order Of the President
aud Directors.
R. G. COLE. Ca,hier.
Burlington, Dec. 8, 1880.
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II CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
TIC H.!

15'.No article erer introduced 10 public notice
has been y(onndi 10 ansver better purpose, or
been more highly opprouea. Than The justly
celebrated
DUuF'RTES' ITCH OINTMENT.
So great and extended has become its re.
puta,ion. that dealers are ordering it from all
parts of,hc country, as remedy which gives
their customers the highest satisfaction.
A STUDENT ?-Connocted with one Of our
Literary Institutions, where this loathsome
disease had appeared, observes, that Dumfries
Hch Ointment cxtermnatcd it. after various
other applications had failed to do 50, and ii
had in consequence gained reputation in
that Seminary, and vicinity, as the best rem.
edy known far the ITcn'
This preparation for pleasantness, safety,
and expedition, ease and certantv,s unSur'
passed, if equallcd. II does not contain the
least particle of morcnry, or other dangerous
ingredient, and may be applied with pcIIec,
safety TO pregnant females. or to children al
the breast, and it cures however nveterate, in
One HOURS APPLICATION ONLY! And no
danger from taking cold.
n II
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Price, 25 cents box, with ample directions
RELIEF FOR THE PILES!

DERSONS afflicted with the painful and
L. troublesome complaint of the Piles, are
Informed that they may obtain immediate
relief by the use of that invaluable medicine
Dumfnes Remedy for the Piles. In proof Of
its efficacy.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CASE!
was c'niined to my room (wriics relieved
patie1O about three weeks with this trouble
some complaint. when noticing the advertise
ment of Dumlros Remedy for the Piles |
was induced 70 try it when to my grcal
relief Il comIor, part Of box Of each. the
Elecluary ~ Ointment effected an entire and
permanent cure as it is now four years since
and have had no return of the complain,
sine, although | was occasionally troubled
with ii for years before using the remedy
Price 81 for both articles, Elec,uary and
Ointment, or so cents for either where but
one is wanted.
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The attention of capitalists is 10 invited
10 the Sheriff's sale advertised for Wed
nesdsy next. The catalogue includes a
e'sss ofarticles seldom offered at public
|sa'e-most Of which are valuable of their
kind, and some rather rare, in this region
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objection II any yon have. to the said time
of payment being further oxeudd as afore'
said.
GIven under my hand n, Burlington this
Stu day OF November A. y 1880.
WIN. WESTON Register
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District Mass. We hear. however, that
Messrs Reed and Calhoun Of Mass. who
have been so i'll that their seasonable OF.
tendance at Washington was despaired of,
have SO far recovered hat they viii BE- dn.
ly on the ground. The vote will be a very
foil one, although the opposition hive but
slender hopes Of success -Nt,o Yorker.
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The Providence Journal of Tuesday
ssys:-"lt will seen By an advertisement
that the Providence Bank redeems it's
bills in specie on demand. The Black.
stone Canal Bank and the Arcade Bank,
khave also advertised that their bills are
paid on demand"
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TO this he will give his personal a'ien.
ton, and in the trea ment Of the dlseasns to
which the horse subject, he wIll cndeavor
TO give satisfaction.
The subscriber earnestly requests all
those indebted to him to make immcdi
ate payment. =. j. MARKHAM.
Shop, No. | Mechanics yard, entrance
from College, or Church street.
Burlington, Noe. 90 1889.
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TIN PLATE &c.

AGO Bones so. aaS nm I'm, Plates aN t HS''a 81
35 Bundles Sheet Iron II. 6. ga
10 81 100 do. Iron Wire
500 pounds Sheet ZINC
500 do. Timed Copper
$50 do. Sheet Lead
ESQ Squares Wire Vellum. To
ge'her with general assortment of timers
articles. all OF which will be sold at low
prices fo' each BY Was. LooMIs,& Co
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BRIGHToN, Monday, Nov. o5.-At Market, $50
Beef Cattle, $40 Stores, 1900 Sheep and 500 Swine.
Prices. Bcef--Prccs were about the same as
last week for like quality. We reduce quota
tons from last weeks which quoted too high on
some qualities. A few choice cattle were sold for
something more than our highest quotations. We
quote fsrt quality 81 second quality Sc 50; third
quality Is a so.
Barrelng Cauie-Mess S. so, No. l s..
Stores-We continue our last quotations. viz-year-
'nss $40 l2 two year old els &c.
Sheep-A few lots only were sold, at 81 SO, 75,
81, and 2 %.
Swine-One lot to peddle at Al, and one at 81 and
4lc. very few only were retaed, on account of,he
weather
GRArN.-The market is without much alteration
from last week. Sales of yellow fiat Corn at Zoe.
white 81 Co Northern Oats a Al, Eastern 40 a
az, and Southern SO 81 per bushe. Bran and
Shorts dull; sale Of the former at %, and latter at
80 80 per bush. cash.
PRovIsIoNs-Beefis rather improving, with good
demand. The quantity Of new packed far this
son is small. Pork is without much alteration dull
sales small, and stock large.
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Administrators Sale.

H>HE subscriber will sell n, public
Il Auction on Saturday the 80 h inst,
al l O'Clock, p NJ the house aud 10, be-
longing to the estate of Lew G. Pike, 10.
Gated near Pennlman's 10 Colchester, and
known "a The Backc place. The property
consists OF house. shop and out buildings
and half on acre OF land, and will be sold
subject to an lmcumbrancc of lhree hundred
dol ars Term. made known a, the time
of sale. ROBERT WHITE, .Admia'r.
Sheiburne, .Nou Is, 1889
IYThe above sale stands
adjourned to Saturday, the 9TH
of December. 1889, at WiIley's
Tavern in Colchester, at one
o'clock, p. M.
II. WHITE, Admim'r.
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Clocks with Looking-glasses-

n zee mahogany cased strlklng clocks wllb
md wuhou, looking glasses; Tor 3. 9, and
10 dpllnrs, Our customers viii please ob
serve that we will sell a good looking gas,
and clock together, for about the same
price they would have Ia pay TOR locking
glass Of the somo flashed frame. Those
who intend TO buy clock this fail. viii
not regret i, ifrhey take hook a, our new
assortment before they purchase Maho
gany framed striking aud alarm clocks.
very low; al warranted to keep good tine
At The VARIETY store.
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAID.
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ii A R..-ii a II.
| pOrtantD iscov very.
THE GREAT .MYSIERY FOUND OUT
ar L.4ST

u
THE GREAT NYSTERY FOUND OUT
ar L.4ST
hR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERA-
-QI TOR. DIR. Sterry, after much attention
to the important subject Of preserving the hu-
man halr, has, after many experiments, chemi.
cal and physical. been able to discover an arll
Gle. winch is now offered with the greatest
confidence for lho toilet, as the best thing ever
discovered, from It's soteniug and penetrating
quality, to produces good head of har-to
prevent it from falling off when badness is
apprehended-to restore it when badness has
AIKEN place. and TO prevent II from turning
gray. 1t is more nourishing than pomatum,
antique oil. or cologne waller. |, is beauii-
'u article lol ladies curls--il makes the hair
soft and lively, aud produces uncommon brill,
iancy. Thousands have tested lis superior
virtues and excellence. and in every instance
II stands unrlvalled. 1t is an nfalllbe cure in
all affections Of the skin on the hcad-as
dandruff, &c. &c. Every family should be
supplied with bottle of this oil tina, by its
application to the head and hair of their chill,
dren, the beautiful and ornamental appcndage
Of fine head Of hair, which nature has sup.
piled Us, may be preserved. From the numer-
Gus certificates and recommendations received
gifts salutary influence, the Doctor feels firm
ly persuaded he has succeeded IN producing
and article which will meet the desired wishes
and appreciation Of The public.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK & Co.,
III Genesce street, Utica.
In Burlington only by J. & u. PECK g. Co.,
in Vergcnues by J.H BOWMAN, IN Milton
by WHITNEY, LANDON & Co., in Georgia
by LORENZO JAMES. jy26
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ID I r. ID

In Willis,on.on The 26lh of Nov. 1880, formerly
of H'nesbu'gh, Mrs Sarah Beach, wife of Rober
Beach, in her s0h year, afer a long sickness OF
months. Born in Newnilford Conn.
Printers in Plausburgh are requested, SC,
AT Bradford VI Nov. 20, General Micah Bar.
ron. Aged 76 years, aud s months.
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PAPER.

vHNHE largest stock and greatest variety
n IN The state, for sale AT manu- ac,urers
prices, by G. GOODRICH.
Nov. Is tWickware's building, W stalls.
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THE MARKETS.

BosroN, Nov. 90. IVooi-Prices have within
the past or A weeks, gradually declined-and quo
talions must be considered as in great measure
nominal
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PROVISION MARKET.
Provisoas.-Therc is more demand for Beef, and
considerable has sold quotations. Sales of old at
al about ST per Dbl less; Pork, Lard and Hams are
very dull, and still, neutrality-suspicious. will be found
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AT REDUCED PRICES.

BROAD. Pilot AID Beaver CLOTHS.
~ OF eUery description. some as low a. 81
per yard. CamIet, Merno aud figured
goods Tor Cloaks and Dresses of great
variety of patterns aud at shade cheaper
than cheap.
SILKS, rich fg'd changeable plain mode
colors. and black and b'ue blacks, a II at he
newest most approved latest fashioned war
ranlej to fl; and sun prices. Bombazine..
plain and fig quite cheap. Alplne>, real
genuine. not lml'alionj at the very low
price of Si,75 per yard. Bonnets, case
Florence and Straw. Also, few pieces
very rich English Callcoes, reed by the
Great Western.
BUFFALO ROBES,
FUR cars,
COLLARS BO.1S.
FUR TRLN.UI.NGS, &c. &c all
for sale at HOW.aRDS.
.Norember 90 1899.
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Miron Holabird's Estate.

WE the snb'crbets, having been op-
w pointed by 'he Honorabr the Pro.
bate Court for the District of Chl,tenden,
commissioners TO receive, examine and ad
Just the claims aud demands ot all persons
against the estate of Mron Holabud late
OF SIN lburne IN snld District, deceased
represented Insolvent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited IN offset thereto ;
and SIX months from the day of,he date
hereof beng allowed by said Cour, for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice, that we vii! attend to the business
OF our appointment, a, the dwelling of Os-
car +. Hoab'rd IN Sheiburue IN SAID DIS
'rIc', on The 2ls' days of January and Nav
next, at 10 o'clock, A. nj. on each of ga i'd
days,
Dated, this 2ls' dav of November A. d.
1889 JOHN TABOR, } C
II. S, MORSE, Wv" 's'
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NEW GOODS
Lathrop, Potwin, 81 Wait

y AN Il very extensive Stock of Bot
Ill Il lsh. French and American Dry
Goods, Crockerv and Glass ware. Carpet.
lng,papor hannlngs floor cloths aud mats.
all kinds Of Dry Groceries and Provisions
Drugs and Medicines, which they viii sell
as CheaP as the Cheapest tor Cash or ex.
change for most kuds vi Produce.
Nov. 221
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Axes and Edge Tools
of a superior quality, made TO order.
UORSE-SHOEI.N

HORSE-SHO ENG.
BY men who understand Their business
Hewould call the attention OF those having
horses with good feet, land who wish to
keep them SOY to the fact that many horses
are spoiled or rendered unfit for business
by the bungllng or lniudlc'ous manner Of
-hnelng them. By maay years pracIca'
experience IN this bronch,and his attention
now. the subsc iber hopes to merit con.
tnuance Of that patronage which has been
so literally bestowed.
FARRIERY.
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"IlE subscriber having completed bic
l. large and commodious chop, respect
fully informs b,s customers and the public
generally tina, he Is now ready to execute
any ordets with which they may favor him
in his line.
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S III Ut II o. ,

S ~ Ut II o. o
MR, NJ, iiITClCOCK'S NEWLY IN
RV VENTED SNU FF-The best article
ever discovered by scientific men. IL Europe
or America, for the cure and absolute ielet OF
Catarrh, Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Evcs.
Nervous Headaches, Fallen sickness, Fils, ond
infants troubled with snuillcs, partial she 80
Of Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. HTcu-
cock Co., sole proprielors, III Genosse
street Utica, and by their agents lhroug wat
the United States and Canada. In Bur a,.
tonlonly by J. g. J. II. PECK & Co, IN Fe,-
gonnes by J, II, BOWMAN, IA Milton py
WaIrNEY, LANDoS 4 Co. in Georgia af
LOrsuLo James. AZ
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Ironing and Repairing,

In all its branches by experienced and
sk,Iful workmen, go as to give entire salts.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-14

She states that at about day break on
the 10Th of June, four Indians entered his
house, took him from his bed, carried him
lew rods from the door, and stabbed him
with knives in more than twenty places.
There were thirty or forty Indians about
the house at the time. Some proposed 10
burn the buildings, but others prevented,
saying that they were to destroy no prop
erty. Mrs. Ridge and children had left
the plantation and gone to white settle
ment about fifty miles distant.
Major Ridge was shot from bis horse
on the day previous to the murder of his
son. Boudinot was decoyed from his
house by one of The Indians, under pre-
text of visiting a sick friend. At short
distance from the house, two others sprang
out of the woods, and the three together
despatched him.-MaSs. Eagle.
Ridge and BoGdinot, we believe were
both educated at Cornwall. Conn. In
their manners they were perfect gentle
men and had acquired the English lam
guage to such perfection that person in
company with them would not suspect
their having Indian blood in their veins.
Ridge, it seems married young lady from
Massachusetts. Boudinot married, about
four years since, Miss Sargent, daught-
er of DR.. John Sargent, of Pawlet, Vt
Mrs. Boudinot was devoted and pious
young lady, and we presume that one
strong inducement in accepting the hand
of Boudinot in marriage was great de-
sire TO do good among those over whom
her husband was placed as chief-CA.
Waterman.
The third report of the managers ofthe
Nsao York Institution for the Blind, states
that the number of its pupils is 60 the
current expenses OF the year Were S12,-
400. The list of books printed for the
blind now includes twenty-three works,
one of which is periodical. The arti-
cles manufactured by the pupils, brought
Sl655.-S@ndGy School Journal.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-14
Select School.

~ ISIS ELIZABETH SMITH. (lale prin-
IEA cipal Of the Female Seminary i,
Hudson, Ohio y proposes 10 open a school
in the house now occupied by John Rus
segue, in Willing, for the reception Of
young ladies, in which will be taught all
the English branches usually studied IN
our Academies. together with the Latin
and French languages.
The long experience Of Miss Smith in
teaching, and the uniform satisfaction Civ
en- 10 her employers, we think, are suf-
ficient recommend; vet to such as are
wishing to obtain a thorough education,
we would say come and test her ability
yourselves.
Terms of tuition per quarter. as TO-:
lows:
Common English branches, $500
Higher $50
Latin and French Languages, 400
Board, on reasonable terms. will be
furnished in the house where the school
is TO be taught. or in other respectable
families near by, if desired.
The term will commence on the third
Monday in September next.
w. G. JOHNSON.
Whiting. August 7th. 1889.