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Another Dreadful Aflair..A Husband MUIR
derel by his Wife!


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l7.-Our city, las,
evening, was PANIED with the report of II
dreadful murder near Fairmonnt of husband
by the hands Of his wife. The parties I'M
pIica,ed are all Irish, and of the most disso-
lutte and depraved character, having been en-
gagged in dissipation for several days. The
murdered man is named Dominck Sweeney,
and resided in Farview street. The mnr-
der was committed between five and six o.
clock, and the instrument used. slloemak-
er's knife;-the stabs were six or eight in
number, and appeared to have been dealt
with considerable force. The deceased was
young man, not having been married over
IA months, and shoemaker by trade.
His wife when consigned to prison, had
an infant about eight months old in her arms!
The father and mother of the wrctchcd wo-
man have also been arrested and imprisoned,
as being concerned in the murder; and the
police are in search of a brother who is SAID
10 have been present when the blows were
INFLICTED. Cv"s'd"~"Ll" c.e;,omont prevails
in the neighborhood Of the sad tragedy, hum
dreds having visited the dwelling Of the de-
ceased during the morning The Coronrr's
inquest was, that the murdered man "camc
TO his death by wounds inflicted with sharp
instrument in several places, by his wife, or
his rife and Others mknown." 1t is certain.
Iva painful tragedy, and one which, like
most others, can be traced to the mournGu
effects Of RUN!
THE MURDEH.-Caroline Sweeney, the
wife Of the murdered man mentioned yrstrr-
day, William Gillette and his wife, her faith
er and snnthpr have bonn f,il, c.,,,,,;. al A.,
prison. the former to answer the charge of
murder, and the two latter as bring accessa-
~ thereto. The brother, who is from New
York, has not yet been arrested and It is
believed he too was participation in the Ior-
rid tragedy. The wife does not appear to
manifest any conirition in view of her crime,
and is represented as being woman of strong
nerve, capable of overthrowing her deceased
husband with perfect ease.
STILL ANOTHER MURDER !-Intcl!igcnce
was received this morning ofanoihcr murder
having been committed II few miles from the
city. An aged colored man named Todd,
who had lately buried his wife, residing at
Guinea Hill, near llolmesburg was found
dead last evening in his humble dwelling,
with numerous marks of violence and blood
upon his person, having evidently been stab
bed with some sharp instrument! lie had
been missing, am told, for about week,
and il was in consequence Of his absence thai
his death became known. Todd was be-
lieved by many to have possessed consilera-
BILE money, which was unqurslionai " the
object of his murder. no one that ] could
lear, has been sasrec'sa cf The fool desj
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DROWN'S Pccter Menoran um for 1914, for sai
ID by IS S. HUNTINGTON.
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Guy Wil!cOX's Estate.

M F. the >ub,c rber having crn appointed "
w the Honorable Poo ate Court for the District
Of Grand lie, comni- to receive, examine aud
au.t tie claims of all per against the e>ia'c oi
Of GUY WILCOX, lac of Granl Isle, IN said dis
rric', de ea"', repre-. cneI ln,oivcni, AMI al all
ola m. AMI demands exhd rel IN ",ci thereto, an
six mon H. from the dare hereof Icing allowed | v
~ai c'urt for that pprIo T. we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will a'teni 70 the business oi
,ur appoin meni, a. the dwell rn.hni,e OF The widow
Fanny Wilcox. in Grand lie in sad district, ON the
fr> Mondays Of March aud Jay mex, al 10 o'coch
A. NJ. on each oi .aiI iiv..
Date Iii, 0 h day Of January, 4. d. 1914.
SoMS 4 ht 11saTT, Commissioners.
DAVID npnJN
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Hiram Il. CriswOlds Estate.

WE the s lb .crihcrs having been appointed hv
w III IIonora' lc the Prob1'c Court tor the Dis
ir'i e Chi;en EN- commissions To receive. exam.
Inc and adjust the ca ms and demnnl~ OF all persons
ara n. / the late of lIlR\M +. girls Oibla'e c
Burlington in .ai D.lrc', dctra, ct repre- entc / in.
so'vcn', and a 50 al claim and demands cxhi'lei II
off thereto; anl>x months from the av OF the ,a
hereof Icing aiinwc ly said Corl for that purpose
we do therefore HEREBY give notice that we will at
lend to The business Of our Appointment, at the otlic
OF Shaw 6 Weston in Burlington, in >aid District On
the 10 nth Mondays oi Eel rrary and April next u
10 n',l Ok, 4. VI, on each Of said DAYS.
Na,ei, this 81 Ii iav OF Nov,.in' cr a. u. 1913.
., GtI' ~, 81 lr NV commis,io ners.
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THE GREAT LOG CABIN.

Our Wing brethren in Richmond, Va,
are erecting log cabin Of sufficient d'mcn-
sions to seat too thousand persons, and
leave standing room for frc hundred more.
We presume it will be "filled to overflow
ing" more than once during the campaign.
The Wing aludes to this erection in the
following strain: "Thc Wing Club House
begins to tower in its majestic proportions,
1t already swells from tho earth and lifts its
modest front TO the Skies. No decoration
of architecture is there-no Basso Relieves,
no Corinthian Columns, or Ionic refine
men,s Of Genius and of taste. The House
stands a plain Republican House. monn'
ment Of the great Utili,arian spirit OF the
ags-most worthy of admiration because
best adapted to its purposes-adorned only
by the great ends of Republican Liberty
and national Regeneration to which it is to
be appropriated, and disdaining 10 strike the
eye or 10 crafty the taste, when human lib
srty and mans rights are the motives which
have induced its erection" The following
song, written for the occasion, we copy from
the Wing.
Come all We true Wings TO the rally!
Bring hammers, and axes and saws;
No hand in this labour should daily,
But work in the patriot cause.
We will build us Club House 10 meet in,
And talk OF the Nations affairs;
There we II give every freeman greeting,
As brother with brother appears.
THev may call it clog cabin and hard cider"
Or any thing else that they please,
But we tell them It's broader and wider,
And higher by many degrees.
Our posts are of oakland we reckon.
Are sturdy, and healthy and sound,
And will be not easily shaken
They're too firmly set in the ground.
Our floor will be firm and unbending;
Cahounites. and Locos and ALI;
Remember when you are attending,
Foundations on Clay, do not fall.
Our roof boldly spanning us over,
Its ample dimensions will cast;
Like political truth il will cover
And shelter us all from the blast.
Wei have room for the Wing and Dem. o.crat,
Enough for ourselves, and to spare;
Will have doors for them all to come in at,
And Hgits 10 shed on them when there.
The Enquirer would be diviier,
And hatch up contentious and Jars;
But we trust not to " Rum or Hard Cider"
Our strength is the "tuh of the cause''
One aim and one impulse should mcvo us,
The patriot call to obey;
Postertv then will approvcus,
And plenty and peace rule the day.
Then come all We Wings to the rally,
Clerks. merchants, mechanics, and all
From store and from workshop we II rally,
And build us a LIBERTY HALL.
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M pr / @ a .

At Unionvllc S. G. Dec. %, CHALoN r. DAvEy,
Esq, 10 Mrs GEoRoIASIA VERNON, formerly OF Ports
mouth ~ II.
In Colchester on The 9TH inst. hy Rev C. Green
Mr. ALoNzo A. SEcER, formerly of 81 Armoncs L. c.,
TO Miss ADALIzA Helen Cook Of the former place.
by the Rev Jcr O'''aInrhan, Mr. NARcIssrs VAL
DER to Miss CATHERINE DIES ArTEL boih Of f. SEX.
Mr. PATRICK CooHuy of Essex 10 Miss CATHERINE
DoyLE Of his place
Also, by The s,mc, Mr.. Henry DouoHEnTv 10 Miss
ASS ARSoLn, both Of This place.
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l. ! X q. q.

Tire Darlington Fire Company stands adjourned TO
Finy, this evening n, G. o'clock p. NJ n J. How
aids Hotel. A puncrua attendance is desired, rs
business oiimpoEancc is expected to be laid before
the mcc'inc.
We wan, al Enni,c House, the expenses Of which
must I've dtfrayed nv subscription or v Tax on the
me nbtrs. LYMAN CUMMINGS, Clerk.
Ian ., 'o.t
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Vermont District.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Notice to show cause against Petition Of
LEONARD MARSH, Of Burlington, for his Dis
charge and Certificate ns Bnntrup,. Mt tho office
OF Samuel Prcnliss, in Montpelier in said District,
on wednesday, the 20h day of March, A. d. 1874,
Mt 10 A. NJ.
AM S l.. MORTON, Of Milton, for his Discharge
and Cert ihca'c as a Bankrupt, at the Office OF
Samuel Prcntss in Montpelier, in said Di>iric', on
Wednesday; the 20h day Of March, A. d. 1914
NJ 10 A. NJ.
DANIEL WARD, Of Million, for his Discharge and
Certificate, az Bankrupt, at the Office ui Sanu-
e Prcn>s in Montpelier, in said DISTRICT on
Wednesday, the ooh day Of March, A. d. 1871
nj 10 A. NJ.
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MORNING WATCHEi-A few wor's on
VI Slrnuss and the Gospels the confessor of
Faith of Frederick Drcnlcr-lnns'a'rd from the Swe-
dish, for s,le by V. HARRiNG ron.
No. g. Strongs Bui'dinn 81
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A P0ttTfCAL DENTIST.

The Madisonian, the organ of Mr. tyler,
serves many purposes. 1t makes us laugh
frequently a, the odd figures it employs
Talking of the Van Buren, party the other
dav, il saws, with a minntcness of detail that
would only occur to political dentist.
"Ths clique is decnycd tooth in the head OF 'lt
por,y-t was rlugacl in lSil--bn, it till aches and
ros 1t mus, be pulled out BY the roots, even II II
break the awbone of the pnfty!'
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DEST HYSON, Hy>on Skin, Young Hy,on,
ID Sonchong and Gun Powder Teas, FIR sac low ~
Dec. 81. S. y. GAUT 6. Co.
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A MEMOIR on IRELAND. Naive and Saxo
n by Daniel O'Cornel, NJ. p Price % CTS.
January IL. Il A. EDWARDS.
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the las, Adrian Waich-Torcr, that the dwell
ling of MIR Fox, situated on the Southern
Railroad, abon, seven miles west of,hat place
took fire an Tuesday night, and was burned
10 the ground. The wife of Mr.. Fox, was
consumed in the flames and nothing remains
of her bnl IL few charrcd bones. Mr.. Fox
was so burned, that he is no, expected TO
live. They we're both young, and but very
recently married.
ANoTAER SIRE OF THE REvoLUTIoN
GoNE.-Strphcn Wilcox, of Berlin CT. died
Dec. 81, 1913, at the advanced age of g.
This venerable patriot lived in one house
with his vile (who died in 1886, aged 81 GO
years. They were members Of the same
church 65 years, and at the time ofhis death
he had completed membership of ~ years.
lie served IN the war of the Revolution. His
life was excmplary-his pic,y unitorm-hs
Temperance extended to all the habits OF
| lifc-his disposition social, and he was new
er known to have an enemy. In word he
was faithful man and feared God above
many.
Big Ox.-Col John NJ. Glilden Of North
| Charlcstown. trought into onr village on
| Monday last, mounted on II shay cart n no.
| BILE animal. which in weight throws old O'ym-
pus into the shade, though he is not so hand
somcly formed. lie is six years DID, and
weighs 1875 ponnds--2O5 pounds more than
the celebrated OK Olympus, who was raised
by Isaac Hubbard, Esq. of this town, aud
who was acknowledged AT the time to he the
largest w ever raised in the United States
lluzz, for the Connecticut Valley Farmers
-Clormcnt (N. n.y. G0=.
@ THOMAS MARSH is now on trial a
Newark, n. J. for the murder of Phcbt
Chcddicl. Mrs. Chcddick was the wifi .
Gerslmm Chcddick, with whom Marsh ira
ded real estate to settle debt last season
leaving to arbraiors to settle the terms
With these Marsh was dissatisfied, and 81
the day Chcddck moved into the house h,
had SO acquired, declared that he should no
enjoy the property "a hours. That nigh
the house was burnt, and Mr. G. barely rs
capped, while his wife and two children wcr
burnt TO death. Circumstances are held T.
impicac Marsh as their destroyer, by Grin
the house.
The story started in Providence that Rev
L. X. Avery had recently deceased in Ohio
and on his dealt, bed confessed the murder @
Sarah Moriah Council aud hco other f,malcs
turns out, as we an,icipard-a hoax, o
something worse. He is living quietly y
Richmond, Berkshire county Mass.-N. J
Jour. Com.
WILLIS HALL.-A correspondent, of th
New York True Sun, writing from Havana
. Jan. 4, 1914. states that Hon. Willis LA
had arrived there, and that his health 81"
. strength are evidently much amended. TIL
intelligence will be highly cra,il, ing to I'll
= numerous friends of that distinguished ger
0 tie man.
. The first day the books were opened f.
the purpose of asccr,'ining how much s,or
would hr taken in the Fitclburg Rall,oae
,, through krrnc, y. H.. 'I,irtv-hvc persons
. kcrnc Subscribed $4,000.
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LANDS EOR SALE.

TN Colchester, Lot No. ia. containing 100 acres.
l. " " 1863 SO "
81 l00 "
In Burlington, one Lot containing acres on the
Turnpike, between the farm OF Carlos Baxter Isr'
and the lands belonging to the heirs Of the late John
johnson. A portion of the purchas1 money will be
required at time of sale.
90 j. & J. II. PECK & Co.
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STATE bTs or c1 yEHMoNT coa, 1 pTSs's
Burlington within AMI for The district aforesaid on The
80 h day of Novem cr, A. D. 1913, an Instrument
prrporting'o e the la, Will and Testament Of
EBESEzER LYoN, la'e of Colchester in SAID District
terea ed was presented 10 The Court here Pro-
late Nv Joseph Clark the Executor therein named.
THEREFORE, 1t is ordered by sail Court that
pull. notice lie given 10 all person concerned therein
to appear ef,re said Court nj session thereof to lie
holden NJ the Registers Office in Burlington on the
scconl Wednesday Of February, A. ID. 1914 and con-
test the probate Of sail WILL anl it is further ordered
that lhi, order lie published three weeks sivey
in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed a,
D rlinaion, in this State The la, of which shall be
previous The day assigned, a, aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand a, the REGISTERS Oilce TIN,
SO h day Of November. A. u. 1913.
2ov2 WIN WESTON, Pcris,er
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SH w rs.

lUU tranI
70 do Pages,
GO do lrvmes',
o. do cro>y's,
Is do MITCHELL, w3a vor;o,.- nhsr tlaaa.
selected with arca; care,
20 Kegs JOHN Finders P.u-,
10 do Sheep T}bacro,
50 RhIs rornl and halt pound Srrosia-,
10 DO Chewing, oi the mos, preeTei brand
Also, 100 Jars cX'ra Roe Secuted Nacrohoy SnnI.
Is S'ojch Snul il sinai hlsdders, for
sale Nv, FOLLETT, BRADLEY Il &c.
Old Dock, Nov. %, lS43. 2S
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BRIGGS Il UNDERWOOD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DC.
burlington, W. 6m32
MILK.

DERHAPS /, Is not known 10 all The lovers Of thi.
/ useful and delicious ice, that II can lie had by
application TO !. KIMBALL, who will deliver II daily
(Sun'lays excepted nj any place in tn. village a
cts p,.r Quart or I2b cts per gallon. Please Try it,
and satisfaction is moi given pay will lie asked.
Burlington, Jan. 10, 1874. 32w3
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Char'o tie Young Mems Associations.
The Members Of this Association requested IN
meet at the Seminary, Moniny evening next, at
O'clock
Jan. 81. l.. D. STONE Secreinry
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TAKE NOTICE.

THAT Person who 1ras pos'tirlly seen 10 ia n
L kEG of OYSTERS from my do On Saturday
last can have the privilege Of ref ning me 50 thru'
The medium If the Post ice, it Ina; way should e
preferred. or take iriat riH oihcr-isc f0Noir.
Jan. IL. d. BLACkhAN.
'EHHICK BOOTS, Robbers and SHOES; Ladies
b Kid Slips. Immltaton French slips, Chl!dfen 8
half Caters, Ladies Leather Shoes, for sneby
January II. S. y. GAUT * Co.
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A NEW YEAR
Grindal Reynolds Estate.

"TiIu't NtyHUWsT I1s0dtc'
STATE OF VERMONT A T "a Prot ale Court
District Of Grand Isle, s.. N holden al my dwell
ling house in North Hero. in sad d>irc, on the Il
day of December, A. d. 1913 an instrument prport-
ing 10 be the last w Il and Te>rament Of GRINDAL
REYNOLDS, late Of Grand Isle, in ,ei di>rirr, de-
ceased presented to .ad Cour; here for Probate
by Guy Reynolds, one Of the Executors therein ma.
med.
THEREFORE, it is ordered, ly said Court, that nul-
lie notice given 20 all persons concerned herein 70
appear leinrc saId Cont, al &c SION thereof to q
holden AT my said dwelling house. ON the 21lh day
Of Jan airy next, nj one o'rlocS, z, NJ, aud cuu'c
the Probate of said will il they zee cause And il i,
further ordered that This or'sr be pa iiheI ihree
weeks succes>ively in the Burlington Free Prc.,, a
newspaper printed nj Boring on, in this Sa,c. The
last OF which PM callon shall lie previous othc day
aioresa All for hearing.
Given under my hand al North Hero, IN sail dis
uict, this l2th day Of Deceml err, A. u. 1913
80 JOEL ALLEN Iidpe
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BOSTON ALMANAC
TOR 1914, for sale by -
l. 81 " HARRINGTON.

PRODUCTIVE FARMlNG-A familiar digest Of
L the recent discoveries of Leibig Johnston, Davy,
and other celebrated writer's on vegetable Chemistry,
showing how the results Of tlaae may he greatly
augmented. Ey Joseph a. Smith. For sale by.
V. HARRINGTON.
Januorv 81 1874 81
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ID i a d.
WANTED,

In Richmond, on the 18Th inst. Mrs. Polly PIERCE
wife Of Solomon Pierce aged 81 years.
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NDTFEE.

THE Treasurer Of the rouny Bible soslsiy, has
J. received foil supply of common Bibles sna
Tcsianirnta, for die,rbutcr. ssn'so Tor ssesc'Hs
Tes,a,nrnts which v,iil lie sold OF the Bio %paisiy
pricc, Those in want will DO well 80 call
Dec T. 1913. II W. CAfLiS. Treasurer.
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L u u ~

10000 pounds Eng. Tire Iron from is 10 wide
2001 do do : inch round,
10000 assorted Swcedcs, fnt and square,
10000 P. s ]. Oh Sable for sale low by
FOTTET1, BRADLEY & Co.
O,d Dock, Dec IA, 1913. .3
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SUGARS.

IN HI. e, Croix, 20 do Porto Rro, 20 10 xsv
! ~ Orleans,
20 Bb~ Caifel, 50 do Lo.l, 10 do C,,sh~t.
10 do Powdered,
10 Boxes " & " A,gl e refined Loaf. for ale ~
FOLLETr, BRADLEY & Co.
Cid y c,, Nor B, isi3. 81
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STA TIE OF VERMONT TYNE ton.

STA TIE OF VERMONT TENnE Ton the
Dsirc, of Chcn,icn. / Probate Court
for the District Of Chil'enden: To all oersons CON
cerned in the estate of JAMES MAhsu, late Of Earring
ton in said district deceased. GREr1.TG
Whereas. David Read administrator Of the estate
Of said deceased, proposes render account of hi
administration, and present his account against said
estate for examination and allowance ut a session OF
the Court Of Pro- nte to hc holden at the Register
Oiicein said Burlington on the second "Wednesday
of February next.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear before
said court at the time and place afore and she"
cause if any You have, why tho account aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this end da!
OF January, A. d, 1914.
| 32w3 WM. WESTON, Register.
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LUMBER,

LUMBER.
WANTED by the SUI scriher, WHITE PINE.
w SPRUCE and HEMIOCK BOARDS md
LATli in exchange for CABINET WORK. Shop
over VIM. HURLBUT'S Store, Church Street.
SAMUEL NICHOLS.
burlington. Jan. I, 1914 81 n
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James Nlarsh's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT. pTHEiI on.t the Probate
District Of Chiuendcn, IS. Court within and for
the District Of Chi,tenden To the creditors and 9TH
ers concerned in the estate Of JAMES MAasH, late oil
Burlington, in said District, deceased,
Whereas, David Read, the administrator, Of ths
Estate Of said deceased, has made application 10 ,hi.
Court, TO extend the time limited for mixing pay
ment of the debts of said deceased, twelve months
from the Goth day OF December, a. d. 1913, and thu
second Wednesday of February next beng assign
I'd for 4 hearing in the premises, at the Office OF TN
REGISTER OF this Court, and it having been ordered
that notice thereof be given, by publishing this de
cree three weeks successfully in the Burlington Ere
Pres news PAPER printed at Burlington, before tn
time fixed for hes ring.
THrnrroRr, Yon IRE hereby rotifcd TO appear be
fore said court at the tine and place Aforesaid, the
and there, to make objecon If any you nave, to tn
sail. Given under NV hand Il; Burlington, this l3t
day of December, A. u 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26
WANTED,

600 CORES OF WOOD CIT, for which a
~~\iO far pri'c wi' he plri. Also an a"itva and
ca1al 'r vonHc man. cw Is year /. Ia lenr, he
paPer making Tide. inIlro a; he Parsr NIL n.
IiuaIci's jGli-. lauuarv &, 1874.