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VETERINARY SURGERY AND HoRsEsHoEING

v PRICE REDUCED-Thc subscriber with pleasure
to his fore rpstrons and Others that he
sled shee Horses fer ~ shngs h former price
bese 14 and that any person enng Horses 10 his forge 10 be
hod may depend upon having done in the very best
by himself aud brothers, who have received the premiums
the last four Fairs of the American and Mechanic Institutes
may be by calling al his establishment where likewise
his general work be examined aud explanations given.
Lame Horse. bad shoeing other causes made
sound in very short time, most by superior shoenE
alone.
Inrmary and vicinity which he treats the sppro
we'd scientific principles the London and Eduburg Veterinary
Schools he regular graduate Of the latter institution
which he received his diploma Veterinary Surgeon the
iith Of April, 1899.
JAMES DRYsDALE, Veterinary Surgeon.
MILO I'm Ne. rs Fifth St, sssr Bowery
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I L. II

In Charlotte, on the 5lh inst. Polly Ann, Daugh'
ter Of Ammi F. and Aurelia r. Clark, aged Two
yeats, two months, and fourteen days.
In this town, on the 18th inst, Mr.. DWIGHT
DEAN, aged 70 years. Mr. Dean had been for
some time confined 10 The house by III health, but
had so far recovered as 10 take little exercise ia
his carriage. On Tuesday previous to his death, rs
he was turning the corner near Mr.. Viewers, at
the falls, he was thrown from his vehicle, aud so
severely injured rs to result fatally on the Friday
following. Mr.. Dean was one Of the first settlers
of the town. II we recolec, right he has told US
that most of The land on which the village stands.
was an unbroken forest when he ocaed himself on
what lie with some propriety styled the Garden OF
Eden. BY a life Of industry and economy lie had
accumulated snug little property, which, we are
happy to add, will fAll into very worthy hands.
On Sunday. the 23I inst, Mrs. CAROLINE H.,
consort of Gen. c. Z. Waller Of this city, aged AZ
years.
II is not probable that the meek and retiring
spirit Of whose decease we deplore, would have
consented 10 The appearance, in The columns OF a
public journal. Ola noicelof her virtues. Custom,
however, has Introduced practice, which, though
often improperly applied, is useful. 1t is well for
the living 10 be presented with brief outlines Of The
characters of The veneraled dead.
There was combined in The character Of Mrs. w
many of the attributes which challenge The respect
love, and admiration Of hose who had The happ'
ness to know her. OF these attributes, foresight
termination, prudence and frmnpss were con
spicuous. The circumstances under which she
lived and died were sIrkingIy peculiar. She
has buried Two husbands, and has herself been bu
ried by the Ihird-himself having buried three
wives. Few mothers have felt The weight Of sucl
responsibilities, and by few have they been dis
charged, with so much wisdom and fidelity. He
life was that of the Ch'san--her death triumph
| an. - for she trusted in The God Of lsreal.
Ohm Gin Trans anil Ear. Reg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-19

Governor of Upper Canada, a writ of Ha-
beas Corpus has been issued by Judge Of
that State. and that the constitutional pow
er Of the Executive is now undergoing dis
cussion there. Unwilling ~ any instance
to assume doubtful powers, add especially
in cases so important to the security OF our
citizens and TO the harmony Of our foreign
relations, have concluded that it is mex
peiient 10 deliver citizens of this State
upon the demand Of the Government of
foreign States. until the Constitutional
power Of the Executive Department OF the
Suite Government Is more clearly defined
and established. Having arrived at this
conclusion, it follows that cannot demand
from other States the surrender of fugltives
from this State.
While the view I have presented as.
sumes that the constitutional power aud
responsibility relating to this subject rest
with the General Government. | spprehend
from a passage IN your commun'ca ION
that you are in error, n sOpposng that
there is any provision BY q statute OF this
State authorizing the Governor TO make
reouisitions uuon the Governments Of for
eign countries for the delivery Of persons
who have committed crimes in this State.
lam fully sensible Of the Inconvenience
resulting from The want of suitable regula'
tions for the exercise of this important ma
tional power. and | shall deem It my duty
in a respect ful manner, to bring the subject
10 the consideration Of the President OF the
UnLed States.
| am, very respectfully,
Your ubedlent servant.
VIM. II. SEWARD.
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John Lawrence's Estate.

VT7E the SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed
w by the Hon. the Probate Court, for the
District Of Chillenden, commissioners TO re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate Of
Johr Lawrence, late of Weslford. in said dis
trlct deceased, represented insolvent and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the day of tho
date hereof being allowed by said court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give nos
tice that we will. attend TO The business ofour
appointment at tho dwelling of Danlorth
Wales IN Wesilord, in SAID district, on the
first Wednesdays of Angus, and October next.
at one o'clock, F. NJ, OH each of said days
Dated. this 18Th day OF Nav A d. 1889.
WILLIAM WQQp Corms''
REUBEN rARNsWORTK. 5 nQaws
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Benjamin Irish's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, }
DISTRICT OF CHITTENpEN. SIS.

DISTRICT OF CHtTTENDEN. SIS.
4 + probate Court holden at Burlington,
IA within and for tho district aforesa id on
tenth day of July. A. ID. 1889. an instrument
purporlIng TO be The last Win and Testament
of Benjamin Irish, Cd. late Of tlinesburgh, in
said district deceased, was presented TO the
Court here for Probate, by Lura b. Irish, the
Executrlx therein named.
THEREroRE il is ordered by said Court,
that public notice be given TO a II persons con-
cerned therein to appear before said court, at
session thereof to be holden at Burlington,
on The second Wednesday of August, A, ID.
1889, and contest the probate Of said win,
and IT is further ordered that this order be
published three weeks successfully in tho
Free Press. newspaper printed at Burling.
ton, in this State, the last of which shall be
previous TO the day assigned, as aforesaid for
hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Office, this 10Th day or July,A. d. 1889.
WM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-19

The ship A id de Comp. from Londonderry
bound to St. Johns. N. B., with three hun
dred and five emigrants on board, wa:
wrecked on Briars Island on the 10th ult
Sixteen elnigrants were drowned, Of whom
three were men, and the remainder women
and children The survivors arrived al
Halifax on the Gath, in a wre,chedIy desti
tute situation, having lost their oil in the
wreck, some Of them being half naked
Measures were Immediately taken for then
relief, and many Of them obtained employ
ment al HALIFAX.
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UNEXAMPLED
MAMMOTH SCHEME.

YNHE following details of n Scheme nj n
n Lottery, to be drawn in December mex,
warrants us in declaring it IL be UNPARAL-
LELED in the history of Lotteries. Prizes
to tho amount hare never before been altered TO
the public. 1t is true, there are many blanks,
but on the other hand, the extremely low
charge of $40 per Ticke,--,he raIue and
number of the capitals, and the revival of the
good old custom Of wARRANTtNa THAT EVERY
PRIZE SHALL be Drawn AND SOLD, will, we
are sure, give universal satisfaction, and es.
pecial'y TO the Sir Hundred Prise Holders.
To those disposed to adventure, we recon-
mend early application being made to us for
lickets--when the Prizes are all sold, blanks
only remain-the first buyers have the best
chance. We. therefore, omphatically say
DELAY NOT! but a, once remit and Il ansmit
to us your orders, which shall always receive
our immediate attention. Letters 10 be adj.
dressed, and application made TO
SYLVESTER & CO.,
156 Broad,cay, NetD York.
M. Observe the number 1iG
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Thursday morning. July II, 1889.
DY daily arrivals, have recently re-
- ceived, and are Offering tor sale, at
Wholesale and Retail, more, better and
cheaper Goods than can be found IN any
store in Cnttenden County, ourselves
being jndges.)
As Mr.. Stacy's Free Press is too small
10 insert even the details of such an exlen.
sive assortment, and we have such constant
sales OF goods we cannot find time to write
advertisements, make country excursions.
or even to CRAFTY ourselves by Steam
Boat trip with the Ladies.
In addition TO our stock, are
80 pieces English, Scotch and American
Carpetng.
8 pieces Rush. and Damask DO
on Cloths for floors. &c.
so pieces Mouseue de Lane, Tout de
Lane, &c,
English. French and American Prints,
Silks OF every variety,
Farwell's Boots and Shoes--a constant
supply.
but to attempt, an enumeration of our stock
would be useless. We say to purchasers
ca Il and examine for yourselves-no char
ges for showing goods. We sell for cash
5000 lbs of Good sweet yellow Butter
wanted. N Lovely g. Co.
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NEW- HAMPSHIRE
MEDICAL INSTITUTION

TIME ANNUAL LECTURES in this
l. Institution will commence on Thurs,
day, Aug, 9Th, and continue fourteen
weeks.-from four to six Lectures daily.
Fees for The course, $50 Graduating
Expenses, Sl8.-The fees must be paid al
the commencement of The course, or notes
given with satisfactory security.
The Anatomical Museum is furnished
with the most valuable preparations, and
he Library and Apparatus are extensive.
All operations before the Medical Class
are performed GRATIS. Private Medical
Instruction Is gwen throughout the year by
the Resident Professors.
Malerla Medca, Obstetrics, and Diseases
OF Women and Children,
by J, DELAMATER, NJ. D.
Medical Botany and Medlcal jurisprudence.
by s. W. WILLIAMS, NJ. d.
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
bv ID, CROSBY NJ. ID
Theory and Practice of Pbyslc, and Patio
logical Anatomy,
BYE. BARTLETT, NJ, d
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
by O. p. HUBBARD, NJ, u
Anatomy and Physiology.
by W. HOLMES, NJ, d
BY order Of the Faculty.
o. P. HUBBARD, Secretary
Hapo,er, June ~, 1899,
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I'm n "
~ ~ c.

For Faculty of Selling Goods Cheap.
EfoWARD'S is the place to buy
Goods-no mistake about It, a sure guar.
anty of it is that he is Taxed for his faculty
of doing business higher by hundreds OF
dollars than any other man IN the state, of
the same profession, and more singular still
he is assessed just twice as high as his
neighbors, Now how Is it. the gentleman
listers were judIciouslv chosen TO act &C.
cordlng to their best judgment and proba.
bly, have done so--lhe'r doIngs for persons
store home customers buy of Howard. and
talk and tell of it to their friends who want
goods, or to know and see where the bust.
ness is done which Is a recommendation to
Howard's Cheap Cash Slore--what then
is left for Howard to do? Ills sometimes
said that men do not know themse YES com.
paratively, and are not always conscious Of
their own faculties relatively, before being
tested; it may be so with him, when he
LOST IS per cent discount on his s. SO Wind.
sor money. every body sa ID he would make
money Nv il. and so he did. When he was
taxed $400 for his faculty of selling
onhuS w 1910 'Hty III sdlu lie "ou'H et'
enough more pretty, new and cheap Goods
10 lie Ladies Of Vernon, o make It all I'D
and more too, and 1t was just as they said
The Listers say there Is no getting at
Howsrd's business. he does SO much that
b. law o not big enough, a new one must
be passed in The House IN the side of the
Mountain to reach such ex'ravagant mo.
nopoIies, It's TOO much 10 have SO many
Goods sold by one man and he to sell all
the Brandreth Pills 100 that are sold in
Burlington, it leaves no chance for Pedars
or Doctors. "One of The good substantial
appra sers said 1t was enormous to see how
many goods that Howard sells why, they
come from all parts to trade with him, and
somehow he always liked to trade there
himself, for he always went off SO well
pleased that he got well paid for buying OF
Howard, and that he noticed that the trade
was all the time increasing" Well now
such being the stories and the result cor
responding, Howard himself is Of the
opinion Of many people that the business
of selling goods in Burlington is pretty
good, and as so many are engaged in raising
his faculty 10 he ought to endeavor to
equal their expectations in selling an in.
creased quantity Of goods which the store
is now supplied with and the signal Flag
up and flying to denote the place with the
| motto
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-19

PANAMA CANAL.-At the last session Of
Congress, Mr.. Mercer. from the Commit
tee on Roads and Canals. made report in
the House of Representatives, on the sub
iect of an improved communication between
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. at the
isthmus Of Panama, which closed with the
following resolution:
"Resoired, That the President Of the
United States be requested 10 consider the
expedency of opening or continuing ne
EQUATIONS with the Governments of other
nations, and particularly with those the
territorial jurisdiction OF which compre-
bends the shmuS of Panama. and to which
the United States have accredited minis
tiers or agents, for the purpose of ascertain
ing The practlcabll,,y Of efftcllng a commu.
nicatlon between the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans. by the construction of ship canal
across the lshmus; and securing forever.
by suitable treaty s,ipu'at'ons, the Tree aud
equal right of navigating such cnnal to all
nations. on the payment OF reasonable tolls y
THIS report. a. stated 10 the National
Intellg'ncer of tnls morning. wastak'n NJ
BY the House. so soon as made. and tht
resolution above adopted wlihoU, DIVISION
So far. therefore. the House Of Represen
tarlves has exhibited disposition decled y
favorable to the construction of a ship
canal al Panama # such a work sha b.
found practicable, Doubtless it will b.
{, und "practlrable"-fnr whs, is not SO
to The means and enterprise Of the nine
,eenth century, Aud doubtless. cana
across the Is'nmus, and affrdlng q shor'
cut, 10 the commerce Of the world. between
the two great oceans, IL one of the hing
TO be done, within the next twenty years.
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NEW FIRM.

HIIE subSCrlbeTs have IOfmed CopaTt-
Il nershp in the mercantile business,
under the firm of WHIppLE a. Bishop, end
have taken a store IN Messrs. Strong
Building, college street, where they are
now receiving from New York very
choice selection of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, Dry Groceries &c Sc, which they
offer unusually low tor CASH
SAMUEL WHIPPLg,
A. +. BISHOP.
Burlington, May 81, 1889.
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Patriotism. The Loco Foco Common
Council Of the city Of New York, appro
prla'ed $4,000 to give Martin Van Buren,
q dinner, and refused the customary appro
pria,ions to do the same BY the soldiers Of
the Revolution. The little Dutch dema.
gogue IL a Democrat. ard The soldiers Of
The Reuoiuiian, are Federalists. That is a
beauty. Conneaut 10 Gag.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-19

From SPAIN By an arrival from Ha'
vana, a report reaches US that great bat
tie has been fought in Spain. in which both
the generals, Espartero and Maroto, were
killed. This intelligence is said to have
been brought by brig from Cad'z, which
sailed about the 18th Of June.
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FAMILY GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS.

PROVISIONS.
N. j. MOREHOUSE
1T The Northeast Corner Couri House Square,
Basement Story Of Strong's Buthi Qg.
OFFERS for sale. at retail, an )brt-
~ ment Of excellent family Groceries and
Provisions, Consisting Of
TEAS,
MUSCOVADO e. LOAF SUGARS,
JAVA COFFEE.
PORTORICO .MOLASSES.
PORK, FLOUR, .ME.AL & TLyNE-
GAR.
CLOVES. MACE AND CASSLl,
PEPPER. SPICE and GINGER,
LONDON MIXED PICKLES,
PEPPER SAUCE.
PRESCRIBED GINGER.
FIVE. TABLE and WESTERN
SALT
POLAND STARCH, FIG BLUE s.
SALERATUS.
LAMP OIL and PICKING,
soar AND CANDLES,
CROCKERY & GL.4SSW.4RE
BROONS, BRUSHES and BLACK.
ING.
Also. Stewards Celebrated Steam re.
fined Candy
BURLINGTON, Juiy 10, 1889.
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Oranges, Lemons, Pine apples.
&c. &c, by LATHRoP & PoTwIN.
Milton Lincoln'S Estate.
STATE OF VERMOWT, }

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. IS.
4 T Probate Court holden at Burlington,
IN within and for the District aforesaid Oh
the l2h day of July A. ID. 1889, an lnstru-
ment purportlng to be the last will and Tes.
,amcn, of Milton Lincoln, late of Milton, in
said district deceased, was presented to the
Court here for Probate. by Nathan Lincoln,
Jr.. the Executor. therein named.
TnEREFoRE it is ordered by said Court,
that public notice be given to all persons cons
cerned therein to appear before said Court. at
session thereof to be holden at the Register
Office in Burlington, on the second Wednes-
day Of August, A. D. 1889. and contest the
probate ofsaid will. and it is further ordered
that this order be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Free Press newspaper prin-
ted at Burlington, in this State, the last of
which shall be previous 10 the day assigned,
as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Register 5
Office, this 10Th day Of July A. D. 1889.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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Nj A Il Il I Il ID

At Staten Island on The 10Th inst. BY the Rev. ].
Brownlee, PHILo DooLITrLE. Esq. Of This place,
to ELIZA, daughter Of Newton Hayes Esq. OF
New York city.
In this town on the 18Th inst b. Rev. John Has.
lam, Mr.. JOSEPH Cook, 10 N Iss SARAH ToUs.
LEY.
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HOWARD'S
g ASH
STORE.
STRAY HORSE.
Burlington. July i2 1889.

STRAY HORSE.
DROKE LOOSE from Russell's shed
- in Burlington on the afternoon of the
4th inst. a dark bay MARE. with a star in
the forehead and the off hind foot white
five or SIX years old. The person who
will return her TO the subscriber or give
information where she may be found shall
be- literally compensated.
LAWRENCE BLISS.
Hlnesburgh, July 6, 1889.
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600 PRIZES eI.5OO.OOO
TyCKETc M SHARES

TICKETS S2O-NO SHARES.
The whole Of tho Tickets, with their num-
bers, as also those containing the prizes, will
be examined and sealed by the commissioners
appointed under the Act, previously TO their
being put into the wheels. One wheel will
contain The whole oflhe numbers, the other will
contain the Sir Hundred Prizes, and the first
600 numbers that shall be drawn out, will be
entitled TO such PRIzE as may be drawn TO its
number, and the fortunate holders Of such
Prizes will have such property transferred to
them Immediately after the drawing, un'nc,un'
6ered, and WiihOut any DeduCiion
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STATE OF VERMONT,


DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. SIS.
n ia Probate Court holden at Burlington
"A within and for The District aforesaid on
the 26,h day Of June, AID. 1889. an Ins,ru.
ment purporting TO be the last will and Tes
lament Of Paul Babcock, late of Jericho, in
said District deceased, was presented to the
Cour, here for Probate, by Horace Babcock
Therefore il is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given to all persons concern
ed therein 10 appear before said Court, at
session thereof TO be holden at the Registers
office in said burlington on the second Wed.
ncsday of August, A. d. 1889, and contest
The probate Of said Will, and it is further or.
dcIcd that this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Free Press a newspaper
printed al Burlington, in this State, the last
OF which shall be previous to the day assign
ed. as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Office, this Goth day ofJune. A. D. 1889.
WIN. WESTON. REGISTER.
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LAKE ONTARIO.-la3o

JOHN EVANS, ESQ. COMMANDER.
NHIS splendid new Boat of 400 ToNs
l. burthen, propelled by Two powerful low
pressure engines, will make TWO TRIPS PER
WEEK through It Lake from oGDENsBURGm TO
LEwIsTowN, stopI ing up aud down at the IN.
tcrmediale ports. as follows:
UPWARDS
Leaves Ogdensburgh, Monday and Thursday nights
do. MorrsIown, do. do. Go
do. Alexandra Bay, do do, do
do. French Creek, Tuesday s. Friday mornings
do. Sackel's tla, Dor, do do. al IL noon.
do. Oswego, do do a, 5p. IN.
arriving AZ Lewiston on W edneshav and Saturday
mornings in time fo' the morning Cars for Buffalo.
DOWNWARDS,
Leaves Lewiston, Wednesday & Saturday al < m
do. Oswego, Thursday and Sunday al 6 am
do. SackeI's llarbor, do do al 10 a. IN.
do French Creek, do. do al I p. IN.
do Alexandra Eay and Morrslown, afternoon,
arriving at Osdeasburgh on Sunday and Thursday
evenings.
Gj-Passensers by this Boat can reach N. York
or Montreal on The evening Of The second day from
Lewiston.
The St. Lawrence has eleven large and commo.
dious Stale Rooms independent Of her cabins, III
which gentlemen with their families can be comfort
ably accommodated,
The great speed of this boat with her excellen
accommodations, entrusted 10 the care OF one ofihe
most experienced and kful navigalors, will ensure
the travelling public not only pleasant but more
expeditions passage than hitherto known on the
Lakes. Osaensburgh, June 10, 1899.