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ASTRONOMICAL AppAnArus.-Thc comet

ASTRONOMICAL APPARATus.--Thc comet
has extended a favorable influence IN one
respect, at all events. 1t has exposed the
exceeding discrcdi,ablc deficiency of our
learned aud scientific it s,itulions IN asirono-
mical apparatus, and produced Efforts to sup.
ply the want, cspo cially among the Boston,
ians. II is not little rcmai kablr that tic
very best set Of instruments in this Union is,
az the report gives, a, the Western Reserve
College in Ohio. The Boston Daily Adj
vcriscr SAYS:
We published, few DAYS 1r, the proceedings oil
n meeting of gentle men wliD assembled for the pur
pose Of adopting measures 10 obtain the means pro
cure telescope, suited for the most exact asiiononi
| cnl observations. A committee was appointed fol
The purpose of raising Subscriptions for this object
We happy 10 learn that the suLs, piiun Inns beer
opened under favorable auspices mud thu it has nj
| rrai Y received the name of one gentleman with
su scrpiion If sltC0 md four gentlemen of $500
each In addition. another gentleman h1s offered
give To thr o l,Hi the sun, Of S. Coo cOnd
| rn III, The other subscriptions shall amount 10 20
90 within The NV mon'he. The Society for the df
| FL SION of Useful KNOWLEDGE has voted 10 con,hu,,
to the fund the sum OF 81 900 II is believed that tn,
sun proposed he raised will cover the cXpei ses no
only of such n telescope as il is desired procure
but ofsone other necessary as rOnomica' Instrument
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-21

STATE OF VERMONT ! The Hon. the Pro
DIsiflh o. Ch'ueui.n, .. cae Court fjr he
the t:.,a e Of MARK RICE, late OF Burlington, in
'ad DIT tdeea'oi. GREET:Ss.
WHEREAS, Louha Walling. formerly Louisa
Rice AMI former admiaisrairx Of TIE e,ia's OF .ad
dekase propose a. ren'er IN accom-, Of her adj
n'.,ra ion and pre- ent her account asains, AID e..
tate for txanna' ion Ind allowance a, e.,on OF IA.
Cor' Of Pro ate, TO hol en- al ire Regi tsrs Office
IN 'aii Burlington, on the third SATURDAY Of April
neY
Therefore, Yo1 are hereby no,ifsl 10 anpear le.
lore sai 60 lrt a. he time and place aiorssi.t ali
he~ can,e, If any yo have, why loo accom-, atore-
said should, not lie allowed.
Given m er nay hand a, Burlington this sob day Of
Narcb 4. D. 1915
wM WESTON, Rsgs.e-
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AGA Allcn'a Estatc.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Ch,enden commissioners to receive, eS.
anime and adjust the clams and demands of all per.
sons against The estate OF ASA ALLEN, late o
Hinesburgh in said District deceased represented in
solvent and also oil claims and demands exhibited
in Offset ,hercto and six months nom The dny Of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for tina
purpose we do therefore hereby give notice, that We
will attend 10 the businens of our appointment, Al
The dwelling of Capt. Hartman NJ Allen in Hines
usph in Said District, on the last Tuesdays Of Junt
and Angus, next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on each Of said
days.
Lated, this lst dav of March, A. D. 1913.
=, JOSEPH Marsh, Commissioners.
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William r. i'nillIps' Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS ha wing been appoint.
w EN- by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chiitenden, commissioners to receive ex.
anime and adjust the claims and mands Of nil per.
sons, ngain., the estate Of VILLA =. PHILLIPS,
late of Burinion, n said District deceased, represent
tied in fist thereto and six months from the day
Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give ncte, tina,
we will attend the business OF our appointment at
e ~ sn "e, oo o. IN of
and September next at 10 clock, A. NJ, on each oi
said days.
Dated this frst day Of April A. D. l343.
ISANC NYE, )Comns.
HENRY MAYO, I'd. ; sioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-21

LoRD LyNEDoCm AND LoRD BRorCHAM
The following is AN extract of a letter from
London, dated 9Th February, 1885,
"ion may have heard that Lord Lyncdor
las challenged BrouglIam. B. in recent
debate chose to alludr To the taking of ST.,
Sebastian, where he said all airorilirs were.
rommllrd under ~ Wing Grmrol' Lord
L. sent Lord William Russell (hroIer of
tn" Dnkr of Bcdiord) to demand satisfaction,
when u. wrote him, that what he referred To
was merely 'mall,r of history
Lord l.. replied, he could not understand
That amy thing was matter of history i'll the
propl" were dead. B. then promised Ia
apologize in the House of Lords; but as he
has delayed, Lord William has again been
sent him to know the reason, and it is said,
with a gentle hint, thai the old 'Whg Gene
raj will pull his nose. =. Caiedouian Mer.
cUry.
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ID i a d q

In Hincsbure', on the 9th inst, GEonos D. BovS.
TON, yonng,s, son of Jedediah Boynion, dyed Ia
years.
At the resi- ence Of hs father, in Sheridan, Ch,tau.
p,r TO-, N. y. on the 18th of March, Ma. DAVID
TL>cK in the 9Th year Of his age.
Mr. BLACK was native Of Scotland whence he
removed, with his parents, 10 this country nj the aye
fla lie became member Of the University Of VI.
in the spring Of 1888, and graduated Nth the class Of
l54l. After graduating he sp' nj " ar as Principal
| Of the Academy, in Canton, n. Y. and then became
connected ns teacher Of the languages. in the Collie
rine Institute nj Brnkpor; where he remained until
disease oh consrnpuon) compelled linn to abandon
hi occupation and return to his fathers that he might
have the kind attentions and sympaihies Of household
mas III ms sho't journey 10 The grave.
Only the few who knew Mr. Black well. can mr..
preciae the lose The of truth and solid learnn,
h,s sustained in his death Naturally possessed of
talents Of high order, he had cultivated them tina,
he could apply the energies of his mind with power
I'd co lstancy rarely e1uaed. Although he was far
behind his class when he entered, and was OBJ ped 10
depend manly on his own extrions for support, he
graduated the most thorough and critical scholar in
the College. He had attained this distinction, no,
because he possessed stronger powers of mind. bur
rather because he had learned to make constsn, and
''.'O"S app Ca'io' vi Hose powers lie trusted to
no future lime or contingent circumstances 10 favor
his cyprlions; but thought 20 ealize his high hopes
by actually pJrting them out He seemed to be one
Of the few who love the study of truth for lis own
SAFE and to whom it brings its own reward. Asa
friend he was ardent and sincere. As Christian he
cons nny sough, to ndorn the profession he early
made, by rci adherence TO truth and duty in .ll
his d'y walk He seemed to keep the true end of
lie ever before him, and conscious that it cannot be
attained without l,hor he was unwilling tina, an hour
should lie spent in vain.
WIN the brightest prospect Of future usefulness he
h1s been stayed at the very tire sho of his lahors by
mysterious dis1ens,ti,n of Providence We who
knew hi II rs classm1te and friend can deeply SYM
pnthIze with those who mourn the loss Of n son and
brother, and with them rei,ce ct The bright assu
rance he gave that death found him not unprep1red
but th1' with J'y he could lay aside his plans of fu
tnre a' or and usefulness and meet the king Of ter.
rors with smile. He dies not prematurely who has
answered fAs great end. Comm
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CaUTmN.-A Young rcn,lrmapin this civ

CAUTIoN.-A Young gentleman in this city
received 4 distressing injury, ii few days
end of one of the legs flew into his face, tirv-
ing strap button into one of lIls eyes, whcr,
II was 81 firmly embedded that violent Jerk
separated It from the strap, and left j, in the
eye which brd prof'isrly, of course, aud
threw the sufferer into the most acute dis
'rrsS. DR.. Pennington being Immediately
called in, found i, completely inserted under
the outer skin or coat, and succeeded in wiiI.-
drawing it with as li'l" injury AS possible. hy
the delicate use othis instrument. There is
some slight hope VIC understand, HAT the
ball of the eye may be preserved, but the
probability is that the sight is d,stro,cd.-
.Newark Daily 1dccriiser.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-21

luz llEAEr.-rhe Iilllr have seen of
the world, aud known If the history Of nans
klnd, irarlics me 10 look upon the errors Of
offers ~ sorrow, MOI in anger. When take
tn" history of one poor heart that has snnrd
and suffered, and represent to m.scii the
struggles and ,'mIo'ions ii las passed
'lr'"eh; lp" bright rul>a'iors Of joy tho.
hN"'ls! i"q"ir'ndr Of bore and far the
pressure Of want; the GcSrriion If friends
the srorn Of ilr world that has lil,c ,iariv ;
ilr G"Srlaiiun of lhr souls sa,,rui, \, and
Threatening vices witlu-lnallh pun, -inp-
ri""sS g"n'--"vcn hope tia, +, mains lur =
g"S' gon"-l would tain ravc the rrrirg soul
ut my i'lIow man wiiii him from hose hand;
it came LGnnGH
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Communication.
ROMANiSM AND THE PROTE iTANT RE
FORMATION SOCIETY.

The importance Of meeting the catholic mind, in
kind spirit and with right instruction. cannot he too
do ply fit by tie people of the Uni ed States
Christians of every denomination, md citzens OF
every political party, have an interest and response
billy in this matter Of which they cannot tightiu''y
dives, themselves. For while there have cen in the
Ron,ish Church few men Of excellent piety, the
sres, body Of tina, community ne 10 he reRard ms
n,r,v organise and toling for The eco sion of po
L,ica power In this view pap'cy ever has beer, is
now and ever must lie subject of terror TO al en-.
LIGHT med Christians. Exalting herself and desping
eli Others she aims 10 conquer a, any sacrifice. She
comes in upon us Ii food; no, satisfied to lie ms
we are and to live az we live she claims prcroeativcs
that we dare not claim, and makes demands that VIC
cannot grant She despses DIR institutions and
burns our Bibles
Among the means which the bcnevolence Of The
age has devised for staying the progress Of this
mighty system and FOR opening and insi,uc,lne the
two hundred thousand, who come among us, annually
from foreign shores, many of whom arc NOT able To
read, and all Of whom poisoned n foreign allie
pi1n.,-s tn, AMsarcAN PRorssrAsr REronMArioS
SociErv.
This Society was formed in New York in 1894 =
It. object is 10 awaken The attention Of christians
generally to this subject and secure the word of m
What may be accomplished hv such labors may be
seen at Grand 1.igne and 81. Pie
This society has an able and discree, agent and re-
preventative among ms in the Rev. WILLIAM PRowS
who has visited many of the churches of verm' t
and designs to prosecute his work among us for some
months 10 come. We learn thar his communicate,
have awakened much ir'ares ;r nicrntse Of Inc Nj
oae addre SEQ" .e".sril,s is the establishment, it
the Valley Of the Mississippi, of DeposIroRy o
Bibles, Tracts and Books, expressly for The benefit
the Catholic population of that de region In ,h
work all evangelical denominations are united
Having had the pleasure of an acquaintance will
the Rev. Mr.. Brown, and believing him to be n mar
of prudence and good qualifications for his work, am
but complying with my convictions and the
wishes the friends Of this cause, in wriin. this no
tice for the purpose Of commenting him and his Object
TO the patronage Of the Churches of the community al
large JNO X CONVERSE.
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CHITTI\IEN

HrNNr PnrLrs, APrelen', .CHITTENrEN
v totNTY tW'RT
E~,ae Of PHAREz PnrLrs& Nor Itrm,Ap 1872
ANNA PHELPS Appcle.>.
y 't'> caI e, The ard Henry Phelps has a,ccalr'
Il rom he orier and Judgment uf the Cpft OF Pro
- i'r The district If Cherten, IN all 60 mi, %,
Cihl'rn en-, male On the 9th ddy OF Mdr.h. g. d.
lSiZ winch order AMI r'ugmcnt the sad Poo n,
Court assigned 10 Anna Phc, ,vtlu.v Of sii Pban
Phelps, iecea ed such nor of tie personal e.taI,
81 The al dccei'e, 10 e ee'td " her from The.
inventory, a. will amount 10 the sun 81 $3.50 90 pt
he pI IS here n named. Aud The ,ai Henry aver
hat he 10 one 81 The lmiu,ra ur> On ,a,d Ds,,,r
and al" IN ed herein a. one Of The her there
", AMI Is inlrre an agsrievel the aforesaid order
# the Pro a'e Corr.
And the sail Anna Phelps hen, Al sent from ,r,.
tate NJ he time OF sad or'er aud appcni, an Of
en'ry ofhe anne in h Co"r, aud MOI ha, ing re,urn.
~ whln the anne eirrc the time # ,ral tie can,
Is or'ir OF court contin ed, aud is fuhcr orl,.-
Ell y'ad cn'ri iha' nWjce o hi. suit Given 10 IN.
sad Anna PheIp, by pal l,hug this order and III,
ub>'anre {" the and Henry, complaint aud air,a
ihIce wee succe>>lvely, IN the - b Ring on FRI,
fres>, ir"s a'er printed in ,aii Burr NJ on III,
laf a Wh"'h 20 e NJ lea ~ V DAYS before ,L,
ne X term OF his cour', Ia | T h. en- A. Brr'nr on IN
'ali 90 mfv, TN The 'onl The dav OF MAY n.x'
which ,l e deemed .uIcien' notice 10 the al,
Anna Phers 20 ap ear an ma answer % ,hi. IN,
d ed al Is ring on, IN aG coLn'v I'M, 81 h dayoi
March, A. y. lSi3.
WM. NOBLE, Clerk.
A. e. WHlTrEMoRE, Attorney.
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Too TRuE.-Thc crlrbIalcd John Ram
d"lpl, on visit tot female friend, found
her surrounded will, her sramsirrsscs, max
mo mp IA quantity of clnlling. "What work
lnv" yon on hand "Oh. sir, am nrcpar-
nc tbs clothing 10 send To the poor Greeks. -
On taking leave, AT the steps of he mansion,
very Clothing which their trndrr-hrarlrd mis-
tr"ss WAS sending nhr"".;. lie ,~ri.iu,rd,
"Mndan, madam, the Greeks are at the
dnnl ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-21

Az lloNE>T W0MAN.--A NV O,iians
paper says that soon after tlr Tr, a>,icr , {
Mississippi fled his wife called an ,lr Cover
nor of the State aud delivered 500 600 in
gold aud Treasury notes, with parcel con-
tanning State Bonds. II. IT. is a,n,hrr IN
stance of the superior honesty Of Ilr gentle
srx--d"ultls tina, wife persuade, d the dis
honest man, for The sake of his ianlI!'s rep
nlaiion, to leave his booty.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-21
NOTICE.

V>HE Morgan Horse. BASHAw will stand This
season a. the following places, viz Bmlin ton,
made known by handbills circulated before hs .ea.
soh oonlmen, GO. BAsHAw ID as full blood Morgan
as you can find now days; is of blood bay color,
weighs, eleven hundred and fifty pounds, and for
on The turf. Any persons wishing 10 improve their
stock OF horses, will now have an Opportunity which
all VIII acknowledge after looking al said horse He
can be seen al the american Hotel until the seal N
commences, where Mr. l.. Church will take pleasure
in shown: him without anv charge.
Burlington, March Goth, 1913 sa.s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-21
Brighton Markets. Monday, April 10, 1913

At Market $50 Reef Cattle, 300 Sheep, and 100
Swine 30 beef cattle nnsoid.
PRrrs. - e.f Con,s.-Lns' weeks prices were fully
susia ned and VIC quote the same, Viz. few Extra,
s. %. Frs, quality, 81 IS SEQ Second quality,
81 5oa 4 IS Third quality Sd 90 50 20.
Shctr-Saes were m,de from 50 25 TO 1915.
Snine-Lois to reddlc, al ga for spws, and
3 for bnrrows OH burrows 4 l.2. At retail
from to 3 l.2.