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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-02-23

AFFECTING DEATH OF YOUNG PnYsI-
CIAN.-We are panied to hear that Dr..
rheo. Johnes, of Morrisown, (son of John
Is. Johnes,) while engaged in post mortem
examination on Thursday last prickcd his
finger, and portion of the blood of the
corpse was sprinkled upon it. Aware of his
danger. Dr.. j. used precautions to proven,
the spread of the poison, but without effect
for the next day the swelling extended from
the finger through the arm-fcvcr aud delir-
lum set in, and he expired yesterday morn.
hg-at the early age of 25 years. This i,
truly an affecting calamity; affecting no
only to an honored father, to whose exten.
sive sphere of professional usefulness he biz
fair ultimately to succeed, but to large fam.
lily circle, and a society of winch he wa
one of the most promising members
Ncwark Adu.
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JUST RECEIVED,
on BALES sHEETINGs, Of the Exeter and
~ other favorite brands, for sale by
FOlLETr, BRADLEY, G. Co.
Old Dock, Feb. 90, 1874. SO
Petition 10 sell Land.

hCtltIOn 10 sell biauUs
Biz Sl Of &c chcsSSo "A pfobs Ss Court hs I'D
AT Blrin gton within and for said district Of Ch,ien-
den, the 2Oh day OF Fe' ruary A. ID. 1874, comos
Amanda Norton, who is guardian OF Roxanna Aman-
ia Norton, Nathaniel g. Morton, and Sarah Almira
M rton, all Of IIinesl urgh in said district, minor chill
drcn Of John Norton, Iae Of sad Hinesbrgh, dcceas-
e., n,e>ae, and files IN said Court her retiloa in
writing setting forth that her sad wards are seized
in their own right in fee tenants in common of f
yihree of land in Slarksboro', IN the County OF
Addison, being the same land heretofore decided BY
Harry Kiml all 10 the said John Norton; that said
land is nnproductve and that it would be for the best
interest of said wards TO have said land sold and have
the proceeds of such sale invested in other and more
productive real estate put il al Interest," and pray
ing said to license her, the said guardian, sell
said land agreeably 10 the statute in such case made
and provided.
WHEREuPoN the court aforc.nid doth appoint the
second Wednesday OF March, 1914, for hearing and
deciding on said petition the office Of the Register
OF said court in said Burlington, and DOH order that
all persons interested be notified thereof BY pubca-
ton OF this order, containing the sui stance of said
pctition three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Free Press, a newspaper printed in said burlington,
the las, Of which publications to he previous 10 the
said second Wednesday of March, 1874.
Given under my hand al said Burlington this 20lh
day OF February, 1914.
33w3 VIM. WESTON, Reeister.
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John Dcvereaux's Estate.

WE the snb>cr ber>, having been apponel by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District
OF Chlitenden, Commissioners to receive, examine
against the estate Of JOHN DEvEREAUX, late o.
Rio hmond, in said District, decea ed, Represented in.
solvent, and also all claims demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur
pose we do therefore hereby give notice, that Wi
attend 10 the business. Of our Appointment, at the
dwelling Of Amos B. Cooper, in Richmond, in ,aic
District, The 9Th days Of March and June next,
10 o'clock A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated, this IL III day of December, A. D., 1914.
ARTEMCS FLAGG,
JOHN WILLIAMS Nonmssi neIs'
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In this town. on the 2lst inst EDWARD ConseL,us
youngest son of Hiram S. and Cynthia b. White,
aged months and days.
In this town, en- the 10Th inst, Dr. JOHN
POMEROY. aged nearly seventy-nine years.
Dr. Pomeroy was one Of our Oldest inhabitants and
one among the early settlers of the town. He was
born in Md'leboro', Mass, on the 9th April, 1884,
His early advantages for an education were Limited 10
the opportunities afforded by the common winner
school, and occasional assistance of the parish minis.
ter When but lad of l6 years Of age he enlisted and
served three months as soldier at West Point, in the
latter part Of the Revolution. He studied Physic with
DR.. Bradish, in Cummington, Mass. and in 1877 es.
tabished himself at Cambridge in this Stae-was
married in $780, and in 1892 after successful prac.
ut Cambridge, perceivng the superior advantages of.
fered by the location of this town, he removed here
with his family and occupied for some months log
cabin then standing partly in what, is now called Pearl
Street. The first brick house erected in this town
was built by him in 1896, on Water Street, which
continued to be his family residence to the time of his
decease. For more than five years previous to his
death he was the SUI ject of nervous disease which
during that whole period made him the object Of the
most constant and tender care, as patient.
Dr. Pomeroy was the lending phv. ician and sur.
and retired from practice some ten years since
with the reputation of devoted en,erprisng and sue
cessful practitioner. His practice was characterized
by dIrecness, simplicity and originality-and to save
his patient from every pang not unavoidable wa. with
HIM an object of deep socude A history of his
surgical cases particularly, and his mode of treating
wounds, would,we are confident, suggest some npor
tan. hints for the benef, Of mankind
He was an arden, lover and promoter of K mo Wedge
and of every useful inprovement-was for many
year, member OF the Corporation Of the University
in this place. and Professor in its Medical DEPART
ment.
He had Iong been an open professor of the Chris
tan regglon, and entertained a strong and lively
sense OF the Importance Of the change of worlds.
ms sensibies were more than ordinarily affected
by the approach Of that event. Never DOUBLING the
justice and mercy OF God revealed in his works md
word, but believing that our state in another life de.
pended upon the fidelity with which we DISCHARGED
our duties here he often expressed his fears for his
own Deficiencies and unworhness. Doubt and feor
are with hun, now disspared and the great realities
which he looked forward with so much interest and
solIcItude, are his-and we humbly trust that his
sympahcs, which always made him alive to every
thing which is good here, will IN their now fuller
exercise render him happy in the other world.
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From the New York Tribune.
ARIFF RITRTHENS,

GLASS TuMBLERs, prior TO the laying of the
present Tariff, were mainly imported, and the
hight cheap article sold al 81 l.2 to AZ cents per
dozen. heavy duty IN ~ nearly shut those
out of our market, and as gond an American ar
licle is now selling for 81 to 81 cents per dozen.
Who suffers from this 'rariffta xr
Heavy tumblers were imported at As a so
cents dozen under the low Tariff; the Amer
lean article which has now supplanted these
bears the same price but is OF a better quality.
GLASS. WARE, generally is now made here
under the Protective duty of 1912, and is 10 Ia
ID per cent cheaper than it was under the pre-
vious low duty.
CRocKERY, Go'eign) is now sold at so per
cent, discount from the old scale of prices prior
to the Tariff of 1912 it was 45 per cent The
American rival is TO 10 per cent, cheaper
yet.
PMS, English averaged so cents per pound
under the low Tariff better American article
now sells for 20.
How this Tariff is robbing the country =
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Joel WOOdworth's Estate,

STATE OEYERMONT THE Hon. tbs
District Of Chitienden SIS. l Probate Corr
for the District Of Chittn'en: 70 all persons con.
cerned in the Estate Of JOEL WOODWORTH la,e
OF Jericho, in sand District, deceased,
GREETING.
WHEREAS, Myrllla Woodwork, Admn>rrairx o
the estate o! sad deceased, propos 10 render
count OF her administration, and present her accoun
against said estate tor examination and allowance a
session of the Cor, OF Probate to be holden at tn,
Registers Office in Burlington on the second WeInes
day Of March next.
THEREFORE,, yon are hereby notified 10 appear he
fore SAID court at the time and place aore, aid an,
>hew cause, if any you have, why the accoun, afore
said should no, lie allowed
Given under my hand al Burlington, this fifth da,
OF February, 4. b. 1914.
36w3+ WIN. WESTON, P.eist,r.
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MI 81 II II i @ a.

At st. Paul's Church, in this town, on tho 10Th
inst by Ri. Rev. Bishop Hopkins Mr.. Pore CATLrS,
70 New-fork, to Miss HELEN WHEELER, daughter
of Horace Wheeler, Esq
In Hinesburah, l2h Feb. by Rev. Mr.. Ten Brock,
of Charlotte, Rev. LYMAN SMITH, of Essex, N. Y to
Miss RErEccA :. BEEcnrR, Principal of Hnesburgh
Female Seminary.
In Charlotte, on the Is, inst, by Rev. Otto S.
1oyt, Mr.. JosEpH S. SHAW, TO Miss SARAH J.
BARKER, both OF Charlotte.
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TT ARP ER'S Pictorial Bible, No. |. new supply.
i Arabella Stewart, n Romance from English
History, by g. 7. X James Price l2t cents.
New Sketches of Every Day Life, together with
STRIFE and Peace, by Miss Brcmer translated by Ma
ry Hewitt. Price l2t cents.
:, The Life of James Arminius, d. D., by Nathan
Bnngs, ID. y.
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Mysteries of Paris, in French, No. 2. and ;.
Wanderings of Jonrneyman Tailor through Eu-
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WIN. Hewitt
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John Trumau,a ltsfafe.

District of Grand Isle S. L bate Court for the
District Of Grand Isle To the creditors ard all other.
concerned in the estate of JOHN TRUMAN, late OF
Alb, reh, in sand District, deceased,
WHEREAS, Daniel Wan, administrator of the estate
has made application TO this court 10 extend the time
limed fer the payment Of the debts of said decea ,ed
twelve months from the 3 day Of March, A. ID. 1874,
and the l6 day Of March being assigned for hear
ing IN the premises al The Office Of the Register of
this court. AMI having been ordered that notice
hereof given by publ hing Thu decree IN the Free
Press, newspaper printed at Burlington three weeks
succe' sv-ly before the SAID l6 h dav of March.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to appear at
the time and place aforesaid mud >hew cause if any
you have, why an extension should not Ire allowed
Given under my hani a, North Hero, in said Dis
ric', this 18th day of February, A. D. 1874.
N3Sw3 AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Registsr
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Esther Chapiu's Estate.


STATE or VERnONT2 At Probate
District Of Chcnien, s.. n Court holden a
Burlington, within and for The district afore>al on III,
second day OF February, A. ID. 1914, an Instrument
ESTHER CuAp1N. lac of jericho, in SAID Di,tric
deceased, was presented 10 The Court here f r Pro-
lale by Sophia Chapm and Harriet Chaplin, the
Executors therein named.
THEREFORE, 1t il ordered by said Court, tina,
publ, notice lie given 10 all person concerned therein
to appear lcpre said Court a session thereof to e
holden At the Register Office in said Burlington on
the second e,day Of March, A. y. 1914 and con
test the probate Of said WILL and is further ordered
that this order lie Published three weeks >ucce, sivey
in the Burlington Free Press paper printed al
Burlington, in this State, The last OF which shall be
previous TO the day assigned, aiore aid for hearing
Given under my hand AT the Regi>ter's Office, TIN,
second day Of February, A. y. 1914.
36w3 WM WESTON, Repister
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John Lees Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, V>HE Hon. the
DIslc, of Chiicnden, s.. i Probate court
for The District Of ChIlienden a persons conrern-
ed in the estate Of JOHN LEE laie of Jericho, in
sald district, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS Reul en- Lee, administrator of the estate
OF SAID de- easd proposes to render an account of his
administration, and present his account against ,ad
estate for examination and allowance at a session
of the Court OF Probate, 10 he holden the Registers
office in Burlington, in said district on the 2Slh day OF
February, 1874.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear before
said court al the time and place aforesaid and shew
cause, if any you have, why the account azores I'd
should no, lie allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington this sixth day
Of February, A. d. 1914.
So We VIM. WESTON, Register.
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BRIGHTON MARK ET...AIonday Feb. IL

AT Market, AGO Beef Cattle, 100 Sheep, and 40
Swine The Swine were reported last week.
PHrcEs-Bef CaHic-we quote to correspond
with last week few extra at 81 Is q ST. First quail
lily 81 25 q $3.50; second quality 81 @ "a 25 third
quality SO so q ST.
!Shecp-From 81 so to's2. weathers'from 50 rs to
81.
Sieine-No sold lots 10 pedde. AT retail from q
6lc.
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DIR. BANNING'S LACE.

THE Undersigned hns become the proprietor of
4 the patent right for the sale OF this valuable in.
sirument in the counties Of Chlt,enden, Franklin
Gran Isle, and l.amole.
To those who have not had an opportunity 10 hear
the inventor explain the principles upon which this
Invaluable supporter is Offered for alienation of mise
ry and disease, may be necessary state that he
attributes to the want of abdominal support, many
diseases and ailments which have heretofore been
assigned 10 other and far different causes as well as
those IN which such support has been admitted TO be
essential. and he calms to have Discovered in the Pa
TENT LACE, an instrument far superior to any
which has yet been presented Its completion has
cost him years of thought and labor and thousands of
dollars OF expense, by reason of numerous expert
menls he was compelled to make before he could
bring It TO It's present state of perfection.
DR.. Banning has lecured in many of the principal
towns IN this and The adoining States and experience
has IN nnnmerable Instances clearly demonstrated
the truth of his theory and the utility Of his Lace by
removing from beds of laneushng and sickness. hun
dreds of persons aborng under chronic diseases which
hal previously defed the utmost power Of the healing
art.
In The views Of DR.. Banning the undersan ned fully
concurs, and so completely convinced is he that they
need only to be understood to receive general acqu
escence that he has great expense becoms the pro-
pretor of the patent right for the Counties above ma.
med -and he i happy to stale that he has made
Engagements which will enable him to answer all or
ders for the instruments at short notice.
The undersigned deems II proper further 10 state
that he has been in the Of these instruments in his
practice for more than three months, and that during
that time he has een called to apply them in hume
rous Of female weakness and other kindred dis
eases, and has uniformly found them productive Of
the wonderful results attributed to them BY the nven-
tor: JOHN w. EMERY, NJ. d.
Essex, Feb'y. 7.h 1874. &c CIV
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ASVafsssssssSss9SiS z5SS5s

Pursuant to the call Of the State Commit
tee, the Wings of Burlington met at the
HowARD's yesterday, and took the pre-
liminary steps for an efficient organization. -
1t was very respectable in point of members,
and full Of the right spirit. The following
brief notice of the proceedings has been
handed in since orr paper was made up, and
is all VIC have room for now.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-02-23
FARM FOR SALE.

TgEA EtoR SALE, farm in Underhill, con.
.slstgS tanning one hundred and forly.,i.
sssNAA acres, llou one hundred acres of which
t-~Gsa&s is under cultivation, the remainder is
covered hy good growth Of hard wood. On the
premises are convenient dwelling Io,e arm, sheds
&c. and an orchard OF thrifty Tearing ann e ,res
'uhcien! ior making some ihyor sixty barrels OF
cuer' Al'o iar,h ccnlainng one hundred acres
lying ahon one mile from the Above abom sixty acre,
OF whl'h Is under improvement, and has on II n cana
coi> harn' the remainder Is well wooded, prncipay
wllh hearh ana malile. The above are situated near
well waiered and well fenced, a considerable norton
ol Tue fence Icing substantial stone wall and ioge,h
er compose one of The best DAIRY farms in The ,o,yo
Inc anoye premises VIII lie sod to close concern
lor hucn less than Their real value, and possession
slven on the 1T of April next For further M rtic"'
B', p4 ,ro !" r., IN ,e., A. FOOTE.
e'N"i WV 80 iStS 3Sf
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JUICE OF THE SUPREME Court OF New YORK
Gov. Bouck has nominated the Hon. Samuel
Beardsley to supply the seat upon the bench of
the Supreme Court, made vacant by the death
Of Judge Cowen. Mr.. Beardsley is now mem.
bsr OF the y. S. House of Representatives from
Oneida county.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-02-23

THE Nav BRITISH MINIsTER.-The Hon.
Rich'd Packenham and Secretary left this NOR
ming by the o'clock train, en- route for Wash.
ington. II. b. n. sloop-of-war Vestal, will re-
main here until the arrival of Mr.. Fox from
Wssh'ng'on, who will return in her to England
and not 10 Mexico, as has been staied--Sun
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4 NEW LOT OF GIMPS AND PRINCES
a India Rubber, Lace and Wor,ted Nuts, Ladie.
Nl.ht'Caps, just received by Express and for sa c
cheap, by H. w. CATiJV
February %, 1914. az
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-02-23

U'IIon. JOHN p. KENNEDY of Maryland, took
his seat in the House OF Representatives on
Friday, This is the frs fruits Of the Wing vic.
tory IN Tint STATE.
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DISSOLUTIOV.

A Few bushels Of genuine RUSSIAN WAEAT
4 selected for seed, for sale ly
Feb. %, ls4i. V. HARRINGTON
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TIL ERMOMETORS.

A New 10. OF Kenda Is Celebrated Thermome,or.
n graduated 10 40 Lelow zer,.
Feb. 10. BRINsMAIp g. RRorIrRs
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H y w ARDS HOTEL
Preparatory TO a Rail Hoad from Boston
and on to Montreal.

ana OU ~ WOUtTeUt.
GOODS CHEAP.
PREPARATORY 10 an arrangement for an in,en
L ded public improvement in this Village winch
has been so long and so much both desired and re.
CURED by all classes of our liens for the accommo-
daton OF the increased numbers of Travellers, friends
and acquaintance who may and are really wishing to
pass from single meal or nights entertainment, 10 a
stay of weeks and months in this most beautiful of all
months, and that the same may be as fully accom-
pllshed as would be thought jisfable in indvidu-
al, am now so preparing for that engagement; and
now offer my large stock of Merchandise at the
Cheap Cash Store, at the same low prices Cotton
Clo,hs excepietD for which they have been selling
through the winter Notwithstanding the general ad-
vance on goods in New York and Boston.
18th Feb. IA. S. EARL HOWARD.
p s. As the above enterprise cannot but be Of
great interest to the citizens would be happy to
meet them on Saturday, o'clock evening" OF the
Howard Hotel, and should there be any who might
wish the interest TO lie changed from individual to
stock company business it may then be discussed
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M ORNlNG WATCHES-A few words on
w Strauss and the Gospes'-ihe confessor OF
Faith Of FredeIika Bremer-transn;ed from the Swe-
dish, for sale by v HARRiNG row.
No. 3, Srongs' Building. 81
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HENRY HALE,
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW,
ORWELL, VERMONT.
SIX CENTS REWARD.

= CN AWAY from me al Shelburn, on the 7ih day
- OF February, lS44, EDMUND DOWNS minor
who was ndented to IN. from the town Of Charlotte,
and hereby forbid all persons from harborlns or
trusting him on my account, and # any employs
him | shall lam his wages. Said Downs is bout
l6 years old, tall and light complexion, had on when
he lett grey frock coat and pantaoons.
NELSON NEWELL.
Shelburn, Feb 7, 1874.
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From the Claremont Eagle.

Claremont, Dec. D, 1913.
Ma. WsBER IL think much OF DR.. Bannins's la
bors among us. They have done good. They have
walked up the public mind to think on the subject OF
health And until some better reasons are given for
the erect posture" which ne SO much urges US to
maintain and which we have always been told was
essential, ! am satisfied with those SET forth by him.
He leaves with the warmest affections Of altitude
burning IN the bosoms Of those whom his visit will
cost the most IN pecunlary point of view. For he
has afforded them reief which they have sought in
vain before And as the support which his Lace gives.
is acknowledged by all, TO be valuable in many cases,
his coming among us is going TO give direction TO
the enquiries Of many, hereafter, in the efforts 10
certain the nature of their diseases and the appropriate
remedy. And while he does not intimate that his
system is supersede the of medicine think he
makes it clear that medicine is sometimes resOrted
TO, where the support and experience he recommends
are all that is wanting. His Lace is costly il is true,
and the support it is said may be furnished cheaper.
Very well. Let it be furnished. But look out and
not buy made only ofiron because il is cheaper
1t may be dearer in the end 1t is evident his views
must 90 through the country, and they will have their
influence to bring INTO greater prominence principles
and practices, hitherto, too much neglected.
| Ills views on Voice, Bronchitis, Consumption, Sp;.
nal Weakness, Dyspepsia, PaIptallon of the Heart
&c, are well worthy of being tested by facts anc
| they will be. And one way TO test them is 10 try his
remedies. And II vii! be done. ! am glad the res
ponse to my inquiry q few days since in your paper
shall Doct b. come among III, ? was BY all means,
and, that full and attentive audiences have confirmed
our judgement, and that more than poor sufferer
has thanked God for his visit As popular lecturer
think Doct. b. might improve by using little NOR,
elevated style of expression and by avoiding some
his quaint remarks, although many of them give zes
and sprghtlness TO his lectures, and enable him Il
hold his audiences IN perfect quIeness for hours Hi
address 10 the ladies the rulnou- influences of tgh
lacing was truly eloquent and irresistible, No on
can fairly decide upon hi system who does not hea
HIM through the course of Lectures.
4 r. +. LAWRENCE.