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In wliston. Oct. 23d. ELIZA, wife Of Sardis r.
Pine, and daughter Of Rufus Walston Esq, aged "a
years
In Lebanon, N H.. on the 18th ins Dr.. PHSEAs
PARKHURsT, at the close of his S5h year.
DR.. p. was born in Plainfeld, Conn., but in early
childhood, his father removed, with his family, 10
Royalton, W., then frontier settlement. In III
he was at the surrender Of Burgoyne, being among
the militia of Vermont known at that time however,
as the New Hampshire grants. When the town of
Royalton was attacked, and many Of its buildings
burned, Oct. &c. 1880 by party of three hundred In
dams of various tribes from Canada, in attempting to
alarm the people the east side of the river he
shot by the first gun which the enemy fired after they
entered the place The ball entered his back, went
through his body came ont under his ribs, and lodged
IN the SKIN; but though thus severely wounded, he
rode sixteen miles, supporting the ba--wh;ch was
ofextra musket size-between his thumb and fingers
until he reached the house of the nearest surgesn DR.
Hall, by whom it was extracted. This wound gave
him not only serious inconvenience but even posi-.
tive pain 10 the last ; and by singular coincidence
he died on the anniversary OF the day, the 10th of DC
tober on which he received il, Finding himself thus
untitled for the abors of farmers life he turned his
thoughts to that profession which he afterwards fol-
lowed for about GO years with so much diligence and
such widely extended reputation. DIR p. was a rel
c of the oden time and belonged TO that class ofmen
ew of whom now remain. He retained simplicity
bf thought, word and manner, almost wholly unaiec-
Jed by the changes Of modern social Improvement (;
hill keeping up the hospitality of a newly settled
COunTy. Ills mouse was ever OptIl nol OHly 10
friends and patients but may truly be said to ALL
FOR his heart was large and warm, and to his nnwl-
ingness 10 refuse favor, may be escrlbed many of
those heavy losses of property TO which he was sub
jected AS physican, he was known and highly
valued throughout very large circle of practice. His
Quick perception and md Judgment, being more
than counrerba,ance for any deficiency in medical
science since he was sklful experienced and
full before the establishment of any medical school
in the country; and no man in New England pr0ba-
bly, has ridden an equal number ofme.. As citizen
he desirous of the public good; and though
prevented by his profession from assuming public re-
sponsibites, he cheerfully sustained his proper bur
dens, and paid largely and willingly for common in
teresis.
His poltcal preferences were Influenced by his
Revolutionary remembrances, and we may even say
prcudices Though he might be considered deci-
Nod party man, he never an Office seeker, and
n he received he honorable appointment of Gen
Elector of President, for New Hampshire, il was
nexpected as unsoueht for. As neghbor, many
testify to the friendly interest he took, and the
offices he rendered; for he never refused time or
myth or money, where his service was needed and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-01
INFORMATION WANTED.

The New York Journal Of Commerce, a
Free Trade, locofoco paper, made direct
charge, few days ago, that the Catholics of
Boston went to the Custom house in that city
and demanded that Mr.. Hogan "shouM be
turned ont of oGce, as the ONLY CONDITION
UPON WHICH THEY WOULD VOTE TIE DEMO-
CRATIC TICKET!" Mr. Hogan has been dis
charged and the story put forth ny the Jour-
nal of Commerce has not been, to our knowl-
edge, denied. There are some .treebom
protestants in this country who would like to
know if the charge is true.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-01
Brushes, Brushes, Combs.

A FULL assortment of beautiful Rosewood backed
n Hair Brushes, Infants Brushes, Tooth, Nail and
Comb brushes, Clothes and Shoe Brushes, Floor and
Hearth Brushes, scruhhng and flesh Brushes, Mezo-
Unto Brushes, hne comb cleaners, OF several kinds
broom Brushes, dust and crumb brushes-in short,
almost every kind OF brush in use, tor and beast
We have them for brushing horses, clothes, HAIR,
shoes, &c, for scrubbing and cleaning house, for
hats, for tables and for most uses.
Also, the very best and finest ivory Combs, shell,
horn, wood, brass, and German silver Combs, iusi
received. BRlNSMAID Il BROTHERS.
Aug. SOlh, "A. l3
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Thousands upon Thousands of wings in
NEW YORK.

Tuesday, % inst. was proud day for the
Wings of New York. The extensive pre-
paratious made for tho mighty Mass Meet
ing was only equalled by the Thousands and
tens of Thousands assembled from City and
County. Boston, Rhode Island, Connccti-
cut and New Jersey sent their mul,tudInous
delegations from the river Counties. Gcor-
geous banners floated in all the public places
in the City. A mighty procession was form
ed and terminated its march at the Park
and its gathering thousands found themselves
in the area in front of the City Hall where
three stands for Speakers had been erected.
Cassius M. Clay was among the most dis
tinguished and applauded Speakers.
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LATER FROM BUENos AyREs. - The
barque Chancellor arrived at New York, on
Sunday, from Buenos Ayrcs, which place
she left on the 22d August. Capt. Beaunois
states that when he left, things remained as
per last accounts. The brig John n. Gors-
ter, from Phadel phia bound to Monicvideo,
when OF that port, was seized by the Bncnos
Ayrean squadron bIockading the port. The
U. S. sloop-of war Boston was Immediately
despatched to the squadron, TO demand her
release. The brig Catharine, from BALI
more, arrived the same day, and entered the
l,arbor.
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David Lewis Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, TN PRO- ate Court hold
Lamoille District, IS. L en- at johnson within
and for SAID district on the 90 day Of October, A. d.
1Sii.
LYDIA LEWIS, Administrative on the estate of
David Lewis, late of Cant ridge, in said district, de-
cd, presents her administration Tor settle
mcnt.
WHEREuPoN il is ordered that the same lie referred
10 a Probate Court to lie holden at the Inn of w. s.
Mcer'h in Cambridge, the 4,h Monday OF November
A. ID. 1874 for examination and allowance, and that
all concerned be notified hereof by the publication OF
this order in the Burlington Free Press, printed al
Burlington in Chittended Couiy, three weeks success
sively eiore said time of hearing, that they may APP
pear if they cause and Object thereto
BY the Court. C. LYNDE, Jr, Register.
22W3
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NEW GOODS.

9 NJ. POPE, has just returned from New York
~ with good assortment of Staple Dry Goods, for
the Fall and Winter trade, consisting in part of
Wool dyed Black, Blue, Invisible Green and Cadet
Mixed Broad Cloths.
do do do Doe Skin, Beaver and Pilot do
Plain and Fancy CassimereS,
Silk and Wooden Velvet Ve,tngs,
PLAIN and Fig'd. Satin do
Silk and Cotton Warp Alparcas
CaShmeres, Chnsans Bavaran, Medora and Or
leans Cloths for dresses,
Ladies Crava's, Gents. do
Gimps and Fringes,
Sd and Ga Plaid Worsted Goods,
Bro Hollands, bro. Table Cloths
Blk Holland Camlric>
Hosiery Gloves, &c. &c.
The above with many other goods were purchas eJ
at the present reduced prices and will he sold cheap
as the cheapest.
Burlington, October, 25 1914. 81
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Farms in Milton For Sale.


ID ESIDING in Ohio, the subscriber is DESTROYS
IL selling his lands in Milton, and now offers 70
sale one Farm of 80 acres, mile north Of the
Falls east of Snake hill, of unequaled soil for crops
grain, has two good barns an orchard, water, anu
ordinary house.
One Farm of from 100 10 200 acres, one mile south
east Of The Falls, and west of Mrs. Plats, of 80
acres interval, and balance in plain land good barns
oldsf house, and great advantages for raising our
Milton staple Rye.
One Farm 3-4 mile northwest of the Falls, 1870
acres,-good buildings. orchard and conveniences.
Other parcels of 90 80. and 40 acres, for such as
may choose smaller purchase
Also the Store House and lot at east end of the
Bridge, where, with the improvements al the Falls,
is a very desirable location for wishing to open
any business.
Also, some Village Lots, with and without dwell
ling houses, IN the most pleasant part Of the village.
By immediate application, some 500 yards OF do
nestle cloth may be applied, or any of the parcels
will be sold for small portion of the purchase money
down, with annual instruments for the balance
900 Sheep, Young Cattle, Hay, Sc, will be sold
with either OF The farms, # desired.
shall remain in Milton about two weeks, after
which apply TO George Ashley al the Falls, or TO A.
G. Whit, me re, West Milton.
IT'S better 10 trade with the principal than with an
agent J. /. AlNSWORrH.
Milton Falls, Sept. 25, 1914. ~
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NEW BOOTS AND SHOES.

HNllIS day received, at the Massachusetts Boot
L and Shoe Store, 2 doors above Lovely < Sey-
mour's new supply OF Boots and Shoes, of all
kinds usually worn in the country. consisting of
Gents coarse boots Calf pegged and fine sewed Boots
Boys boots and Gents and boys brogans; Gents
velvet slippers and calf pumps; Ladies' Caters and
half Galsrs Buskins, slippers, and Toilet shoes -
Misses ~ children's Boorees and shoes Women's
lace Bodrs Gents Rubbers Ladies' Rubbers, plain
lined and urbound, which will be sold low for cash
or good pay. A. ORVIS.
Burlington, Oct a. A. 81 #
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MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIrE.-Wilam NJ.
Merrick, Esq, Of Maryland, son OF the Hon.
William d. Merrick, U. S. Senator from
that state was united in wedock on last eve
ming to Miss Wicklilie, one of the daughters
Of the Postmaster General. The nup,ial
ceremonies took place at the residence of the
father Of the bride, in this city, and were at
tended by large party Of invited friends
among whom were the Cabinet officers, the
Mayor of Washington, officers of the Army
and Navy, WASHINGTON Standard.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-01

CANADA ELECTioNs.-Thc Elections to
the Provincial Parliament arc proceeding
more peaceably than was anticipated.
The Canada papers have returns Of -
Conservative or Government members cleo
ted in Upper Canada. Radical or anti
Government, and doubtful. In Lower
Canada 10 Conservatives, l3 Radicals, 2
doubtful.
The number of members to which each
Province is entitled is ~.
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+ ELIAS l. Y NJ A N .

OFFERS for sale an extensive sshriment Of Dry
~ Goods, consisting OF great variety of the New
Styles of Goods to Ire found in the markets OF Boston
and New York, which offered for sale for cash or
credit al reduced priceS,-among which will be found
variety Of Alpacca~ aud new style Goods Tor Ladies,
Cloaks, Plain, Stripe and Plaid. Also, Celia PlaIds,
new article Of woolen goods for Cloaks, Capeions.
NJ d. LANES, Alepnes, Silks &c. &C., for LaIle.
Dresses.
beautiful variety Of American Prints.
An extensive assortment OF BroaJcoths and Cas-
simeres.
Water proof Twecl>, Striped do
Plain and Plaid Sane,ie superior qualify.
beautiful and * ensive assortment Of Winter
Vc>tine. Satin and Silk Velvet do.
Cotton Clohe great variety.
Waddng, Wicklne, Batting d..
Umbrellas.
Superior Quality Of Scotch Bingham Whale Bono
sticks Also, Black Silk Umbrellas. Also, Gingham
do Cane Sticks.
Shoes.
An extensive assortment of Low Priced Shoes
among which are Colorcd Cloth Buskins at SO cents
perpar. Black do do al IS.
Together with general assortment Of Shawlsj
HdIk., Cravai>, Gloves, Mitts SC &c.
Burlington 2 October, 1914. 10
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NEW GOODS AT WHOLESALE

NEW GOODS AT Wholesale
On NJ Drilled Eyed Needles,
~ 100 Parks solid headed pins,
500 Cakes shaving Soap,
800 doz finger Rings,
100 doz. Il, som Pins,
10 Gross Stay Lace,s,
90 do Boot and Shoe Lacets,
so Bone and Metal Eyets,
do Sill eltoes,
do doxes knitting Needles,
10 do Side and Twist Combs,
10 do Ela> O. and Slides,
do Scissor and guard chains,
90 do Cheap 1himbles,
90 do German Silver, Plated Britannia
Silvered and Iron Spoons,
do Toy Watches, and Children. Lockeis
do Snuff Boxes,
100 do Hooks and +, es, white and black,
3 do Victoria Diaper Pms,
3 do Pockel Books,
3 do Watch chains and keys,
3 do Masks,
100 Brass and Wood Clocks,
3 doz. Willow was CONS and cradles,
duz. Willow Go-cars and chars,
We are RECEIVING these and various other goods 10
make our assortment very complete, of onr Firm
is now in Marker and any Goods wanted BY any Of
our customers will be speedily forwarded Person,
de>iros Of LAYING in their fall and winter stock chean
for cash will save their PENNIES by giving Us an earIv
cal. 10 BRlNSMAlD T. BROTHERS,
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RICH GOODS.

TUE subscriber has inst returned from market
with large assortment of fall goods, comprising
Alpaca, Alpaca Poplin, Alpine, Bomtazlne, Or.
leans Cloth Victorian Clolh, Md L.ninc, very rich
Leopard LANE, Camellan Brocade, &c.
Also, Brocha Shaw!es, Cashmere, Thbei, Damask,
Nd Lame, and Plaid Shawls.
Also, good assortment OF Broad Cloih, Beaver
Cloth Cashmere Saneil. Ve>ings, &C., lates, styles
OF Gimp Trimmings, Sc. &c.
The above goods selected with care bought
low and will be sold low mistake. Those wishing
to purchase will do well to call Two doors south Of
Towards. Daniel KERN.
Church street, Sept. lS, 1874. I6
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NEW SFO.s

VVNHE sub crbers have formed copartnership un-
der the firm of CATLIN d. SPEAR, and have
taken the New Store IN The Exchange Hotel on Wa
Ter Street. next door north If FolIett, Bradley &
Co.'S, where they are prepared to show purchasers
well selected assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries
&c. &c. which they will sell low for cash nr most
kinds of country produce. G. G. CATLIN,
w. p. SPEAR.
burlington, 10Th Oct, 1874. l9w6
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Wishing to make all who call upon me regular
usiomers-wnh this object in view, great care and
attention has been given in selecting the above named
Goods which for variety and beauty of styles will
not suffer in comparison with any ever before offered
m this market. ii. w. c.
Burlington, Sept. 81, 1874. IL
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little sympathy from friends such occasions, will
no doubt lc much pleased 10 lnow Of remedy that
viii never fail to quiet for ever the unmercliu olen
der
The Glove Anodyne is the best Of all toothachc
remedies. Ii /, immediate and certain IN IFS elects,
curing the most violent toothache pam in The gums
IN one minute.
Experience has proved that this Anodyne compost
ton wi give immediate and permanent relief after
the failure of every other remedy; j. pleasant 10 the
taste and smell; viii not nure the teeth gums IN
any way, and few applications will enrcy remove
the pain and soreness from decavcd TOOTH 50 that II
may be filed and rendered useful = ever When
he pain proceeds from the face, from the gums
around tooth apparently sound tins application
will give speedy reeily rubbing few drops ON the
part elected Price 25 cents.
For sale ly PECK IS SPEAR. Apohccarics
and Druggists, Burlington VT. 3m22
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION,
TINE firm of Hatch Ode .f Co, is this day dissov-
L ed by mutual consent. The books and accounts
are left for settlement with Joseph Hatch at the Old
Stand where all indebted to us are requested to call
and qudate their accounts the earliest possible day.
JOSEPH HATCH,
w. J. ODELL,
TIMOTHY CROSS,
X. W. HYDE
Burlington 10th Oct. 1874 l9w3
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HOY AID.
VERMONT CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.

Notice is hereby given that the books for subscrip-
zion to the Capital Stock of the VERMONT CEN
TRIAL RAIL ROAD will be opened on the 29th day
of this month, at one o'clock, p NJ, at NJ. Cottrs
in Montpelier and at Towards Hotel il Burlington.
ClIAS. PAINE,
JOHN PECK
WYILNS LYMAN,
DANIEL BALDWIN,
T.. r. JEWETT,
ANDREW TRACY,
LEVI B. Villas.
Oct. ~, 1914.
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Broad Cloths and Cassimcres.

n ENTLEMEN may avail themselves of the on.
VI portunity OF purchasing a cheap and good sni,
of colhes they will call at The store formerly oc
fine as soriment 10 select from.
c. F. STAMFORD 4 co.
Sept. 10, ls44. u
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GOLD AND SILVER PENS AND
PENCILS.
i AIDES and Genemen's Gold and Silver ever
IL pointed pencils, Of the new and old Patents,
with and without rings. ALSO new supply of
the very SUI error Patent diamand Pointed Col Pens
which are now in use by almost all he Rest Pcnmen
in the country, they the best and cheapest and
most durable Pen ever made.
BRlNSMAlD e. BROTHERS.
Oct. 10, 1874. 10
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BRIGG'S TENT
FENCE MACHINE.

kNOR turning Pence Pcke's and other articles of
Il wood OF cylindrical form
The undersigned continue to operate the above
Machinery at "Winoosk City" where they would
be happy TO furnish purchasers with some of their
varieties Of Farm, garden ornamental Fence
They will also work up Lumber upon shares or by
the rod for those who wish.
Owing to the advantages which they derive in the
use of the above Improvement, they are enabled to
afford neat and beautiful fence for yards and gar
dens, at much less expense than the same can he
got up for in any other way, while fo durability il s
not excelled by any IN common use. This valuable
Improvement was first brought out in Western New
York, where has gone into extensive use and has
received the appreciation of the Mayor of the city of
Buffalo, with many hundreds of the first agrcul'ug
lists and others in that part of the State, also of Gov
Hubbard, Doct. JARVIS, Judge Churchill and many
others in New Hampshire In fact wherever it has
been introduced it has been highly approved. As n
Farm Fence il combines more advantages than any
other fence used. II can he used ieihom posts
and is therefore not affected by the freezing and
heavlng of the ground. 1t takes less lumber than
any other kind of fence, lisa certain protection against
all kinds of cattle is not liable to get ont Of repair
cannot be biorn io,rn Is easily set np, taken down
and removed, without injury.
2'PNo FARMER should be trihoM al least n su'i-
Gent quantity to threw around his fields of grain
and stack yards.
The undersigned refer with pleasure to Col Harry
Thomas, n. B. Haswell, Esq. and Messrs. Brins-
maid and Brothers, Burlington Hon. David Read
Colchester; Ralph Landon, Wiston, and VIM
Keller E.q., Grand Isle.
II. p. DEWEY.
Any person wishing to engage in the above bust
in the counties of Franklin, Orleans Lamoille
Washington Rutland Bennington and Wndham, in
this State any of the Eastern counties in the State
of New York, vii. please apply as above;
JNO. N. DEWEY,
Agent for Pa,enee.
Burlington VT, August, 1874. IL
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Canada Box Stoves.

y n 50, 81 and SO IN. single and double Canada
1S2 Stoves, Just received and for sale low.
Sept. ls, III. STRONGS & &C
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OOn PAIRS "Blood'>" lest, for sale al he South
~OO wharf" Purchasers will do well to give us
call as we will not be under,old under any crcum>,an-
ce>. FOLLETT BRADLEY & Co.
Ori. 10, 1S4f 10
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Hard Ware.

STRONGS & co. are receiving frequent additions
- to their stock of heavy and shelf Hardware, to
which the aienton OF purchasers is solicited.
Sept. IS, "A IS
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NOTICE.
TIME subscriber has for sale:--
l Lumber Wagon, with cast iron n xIetrees
made of the hest White Oak.
! Lumber Wagon, with wrought iron axlerees
! One Horse Lumber Wagon
One Horse Pleasure Wagons.
The above Wagons will be sold cheap fer Cash
or Grain-or exchanged for good young Horses, or
WOOD; II. WHITNEY.
Burlington, Oct. I'D, 1874. 2Itf
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New 1ork SIIppeTs,
French Welt Ties,
t'rea Slippers,
kid Bu>kins,
(rwell's Ties, Slip
pos, BuskinS, Walking
SlAs, halt CATER, and
GiFers.
Chlldren's Sinners,
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Ciovc Anodync--TOOTT1-
~ ACHE DROPS. An M
MEDIATE AND PERFECT
CURE.--1ho>o who have felt the
ralnhll throhlng and excruca-
ling pangS oflhc disease shooiing
through their Jaws with most tor
mentlng pcrscvcrance,an a~ il is
,G,,, ,bn 20. , hoo, ,,,,,y,J Lat
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Children's half CATERS,
Gents. Pumps,
/" Goat shoes,
" Thick Boots,
Fur trimmed and lined
Rubber shoes, new styles
for Ladies.
Gents. Rubber shoes.
ChIldren's do.
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A MOTHER Tisrce Of that Sugar House Mola sses
N by II. w. CATLIN.
Oct. l. "A. lS
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COttOns, sc.
~ Bales Sheetmgs Of every style and texture, Sd
Lawrence do, 7S fine Bro. do "a, "A, and Sd
bleached Shirngs, Heavy Tlckings Apron Check
beached and Bro Cotton Drills Batting, Waddiny
Wicking, Yarn.
The Ripley advertiser., 1844-02-17
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The Ripley advertiser., 1844-02-17
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