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HIAIE Of EkMONI, ! The Probate Court for
District of Chittcndcn s. the District aforesaid
to all persons interested in the Estate of Alpha
Brewster, late Of Colchestcr, in said District, de-
ceased, GREErING
Whereas, Ebcnezer Spencer, Administrator of the
Estate Of said deceased proposes to render an ac-
count OF his administration of said Estate, and
present his account against the same for cXamna-
tion and allowance by said court, and the said Court
having assigned for that purpose, the 10th day of
November \. u. 1888, at the Office of the Probate
Court in Burlington, in said District, and ordered
that YOU be notified by publishing the time and
place assigncd As aforesaid three weeks succcssivcy
III the burlington Free Press "A newspaper printed
at said Burlington, the last of which publications to
be previous to the day fixed for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause if any You have why the said account
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trct this llth day of November A. d. lsj3.
j. ). ADAMS, Register.
Nov. a. dltAw2w
The Champaign Transportation Company
John Cocks, William Ralrorl 4 Thomas
Collycr.
CHiTTENDEN CurNIY CorRT, Sept. Term. \. ID. lNj3
fENIIE said plaintiff having entered at the March
Il Term \. ID. lSi3 of said court action OF
account against the said defendants, nlledgiug
in substance, that the said defendants and the
said plaintiffs at Burlington, the second day
OF July \ H. lS'2, amt Tor long time thcrcatt"r
10 Wit, the space OF SiN months, were Partners il
the business OF running upon the waters of Lake
ChaIhpaln, from Whitehall, New ork, To Rouse
Point, certain boats for freight and passengers to
wit the boats OF the said palnih called the Fran
els Saltus and the United State, and the boat of
the said defendants, called the X. W. sherman,
upon certain and special and mutual terms and
agreements, then and there made by and between
the SAID plaintiffs and the said defendants that is
to say. the said defendants agreed with the said
1.,,v y Il IL. -
W. Sherman ON said Lake Champaign, making its
usual daily trips from said Whitehall to said Rousc''
Pout' ana carrying the mtcd states Mail for the
sald rIalntlh ircr OF charge during the season Of
navigation ON 'ald Lake Tor lH'2 II "l"ns they %
either of them should have control of said boat
anu '.'o al" P'!I'''u "-'''" WIN 'h' SHI ''l'"'
ants to run, at IT. own expense, ON sand Lake th'
hoats FRANCES Ha'tu' ANA lhitea Hi.''y'' maNin-
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RdiuasicN d EsarIa,sg-

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
G2 l'ss'V @r',i, Hcor Gro,awch Ntrcci N,w York.
ORDERS personally or by letter equally regarded
- in prices, qualities. dispatch, &c. ly
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Albany and Rutland
ESs Va a e. Ex @D "a KID.
.s s - ~ s 81

gov OPEN AND RUNNING THROUGH TO
y Albany without change of cars.
1913 faHoRd Winter Arraa cement. 1853
Shortest and quickest through Mail Line from
o-den-bur-h, Montreal, Houses Point. Plat ,burgh
and burlington to Troy, Albany and New York,
"a RUTLAND ND EAGi. sRiDHE.
In connection with Rutland 4 Burlington, and IIud-
-pu River Railroad
Passengers over this route may rely upon making
ali the connections with the didcrcut Roads as adj
rcrtl'cd. IHls is the ONLY route by winch passcn-
gers can with '@tmmg 20 through from Montreal to
New York the same dag.
NO CHANGE or CARN.
Conductors or baggage Masters bctw,.a ,,tland
and Troy or Albany.
FIR + TRAIN leaves Burlinst.l a,lo An,
SECOND TRAIN leaves Bunmgt, lO.-JA. NJ,
arrives at Troy 3,ljr. NJ, aud Alb ; 80 =. ",
leaves Troy, 10 T. NJ. or Albany 80 ~, for New
York. Arryesat New York 9,Ij p.M.
| Express train for Buffalo leaves Albany 6 r. NJ.
| THIRD TRAIN leaves burlington $50 =. NJ
lodge at Rutland and leaves Rutland $50 4. NJ
arrives at Troy 10 a. NJ, and Albany 1918 4. NJ.
leave Troy 1890 A, NJ, or Albany 10, Is A. N. fol
New York. arrive at New York 40 p.y.
| EXPIRES. train for Buffalo leaves Albany 1880 AM
/ Through Tickets to he procured at the Rutland &
burlington Railroad Office, or of
JAMES W. Mills, Agent, Burlington.
s. TILLEY, Travelling Agent,
Also, Through Tickets TO Buffalo. Clcaveland
Toledo, Detroit, Cincinnati, Chicago, and all tn,
Western cities, for sale at the office of the Rutland
4 Burlington Railroad, or of tho Agents of tn,
Albany and Rutland Railroad.
| New York.
! In all cases to avoid delay Chock Baggage DlrougJ
/ by EAGLE BRIDGE ROUTE,
TlIo'. H. CANFIrLD. Supt.
. Burlington, Nov, ., INja, dSwti
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CnMED,S NSTJTJTTE

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~ ton in Writing, Book Keeping, Navigation,
BE-, offers superior advantages for obtaining En-
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who were furnished with good situations the past
year, are given in the Annual Catalogue and Card
of Terms which is sent by mail, gratis.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LININfNT.

H17ROM rich and poor, bond and frec--aLl grades,
colorS and conditions, the same need ot praise
irrcsihably given to this wonderful lrcpHraion-
Thousands of BOTTLES arc sold and used daily, and
but one universal opinion is uttered 10y all VIII" use
1t, and that is, that remedy ever before discover
ed, possesses such perfect healing and curative prop
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kind, no matter by what caused, or how circulating
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Watches and ,erWrfry.
Paints. Oils, Window Glass, etc, etc
n u N f,IrI nI-,,II
Narb!cixcd From TRantcl>.

COLUMNS, TABLE TOPS, &C, sc,
In Imitation of the choicest ,larblcs,
Manufactured by the
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NEW YORK.
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nOOK sronE r1n.

- LISTING HOUSE, 500 Broadway, New York,
have recently issued the following Books. The an
ncNed prices include postage Brittan's Review of
Bccchcr's Report, - cts DiScourscS from the Spirit
World by stephen Oln late President of fine Wcs-
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Wilson, Methodist Clergyman, - cts. Approaching
crisis, being II Review of DR.. Bushnell, by y. J.
Davis, G3 cts. Sccrcss of Provost, concerning the
Inner Life and World of spirits, II cts. sitting
Pneumatology, illustrating PrcScntimcnts.. Visions.
Apparitions, &C., 81 cts. Pilgrimage Of TLouas
Paine, in the Spirit World, through Rev. G. liam
mond, Medium, 50 cts Rcichcnhack's Dynauics of
Magnetism, Electricity, Heat Light Capitalization,
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crcts of the Life to come, revealed through pcrccp-
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six Spirits, 81 10. Shckinah, Il splendid Spiritual
! Gift Book, calculating the nature and relation, of
man, vital, mental and spiritual Phenomena contain
ing Portraits of Secrs and Eminent Sprituali>ts
&C., &C., -. Present Age. or Inner Life, 10y \. j
Davis, 81 q. Judge Edmond, Spirtuul,l, 5Oc
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Piano H'OYtCs.

AL Br0ddrGV N0r l0rG.
aN-nlIE Largest and Best Assortment of first class
- Piano l'ortc> in New York, both with and with
mi the .Eolian Attachment, may lie found in Nl
ur, adway, All person, wishing good instrument
~ n low price will be sure to find one at
LINCOLN 4 TIOMISON'S,
ly AL Broadway, New York.
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NEW DRESS GOODS
BnpTU A. TURTLE.

no. 1tG BROADWAY, corner of Liberty street.
Ncw York, otter for sale at low prices lull
us.oItacnt, comprising French Mcruos Printed
aud Goluscd Muusln de Lamcs Paramat,as, ~
,accaS, bouIn 1no., silk Psids. GinShan, English
Prints, &c. ANHrge assortment of Uucn Shawls.
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The BEST Hair Ehyc.

ID ALLAKD'S Now and Improved Edition IS Che
, cheapest and best article now offered to the
public 1t will color the Hair any shade in twenty
minutes. PrHcpoi ONr, 1913 BroadtrIy,
LEN YORK "
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Pianos and NclOdrOms.
H., q. BRl DBf IL !,

T., q. DNIUDT n
+23 Broad,r0Y Ncw York.
'INIIE Organ Nclodcou. with Two Rows Of Keys,
&c, the best instrument in the world for
Churches short of the large class Organ. Price 5000.
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.NORTHER.F R.4ILRO.!D, " Y.
SUMMER ARRANCEME

IN and after Monday, May 30, 1883,
" trains will run as ioows:-
Leave Ogdensburgh atGA.M 30 A. NJ, and , 30
P. NJ.
Arriving at Rousc'sP ONT at 10. i5AM. II Is AM
and 1.l5P NJ
Leave kouses Point at A. NJ. . 80 2. NJ, and sc
P. NJ.
Arriving at o sdrnsburgh at 80 P. NJ, 7rM., and
+ ii p. Nj.
Passengers leaving Oadensburgh by the morning
trains will be- able to reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
By tn afternoon train they will reach Montpelier
and Rutland the same evening. and Boston and New
Y ork early the next dav. They will also reach the
steamboats, in season for their evening run south
! through Lake Champlain.
Passengers leaving Boston and New York in the
carly trains from those cirs and NoRfrsa! AT 4
0'ci0c6 p. NJ will reach the boats from O.d-ns-
burGh tor ports on Lake Ontario and the Upper
/ Lakes the same evening.
The tram leaving O 5irnsburgh at 80 A. NJ con-
meets with the Express Steamers from the West
putting passengers by those steamers nto Boston
and Nr.v FORK the same evening. sy This train
does not stop at Way stations.
GEORGE PARKER,
dNwu Superintendent.
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INSURED.
20 First Class Lake Boats,

Running directly through to and from New York,
dddy ?f two days in rc-shpphg Goods at Troy and
will be forwarded from ltouscs Point, via Northern
Erie Il Ontario Line of Propcors, or via Platts-
burrgh Montreal Railroad to Caughnawaga and
thence by Steamers ON the It. Lawrence.
The Boats of this Line will be invariably towed
by steam ON Hudson River and Lake Champaign.
The Steamers BOSTON, Capt. CHAMBERLAIN
ETHAN ALLEN, Capt. lliNckLEY JAMES Ii.
HOOKER, Capt. SNYDER, will run in connection with
the Merchants Line daily between Whitchall Bur
lington, Plattsburgh and Houses Point, allording
increased facilities for Transportation of Freight
/ and Towing.
Property entrusted to this Line for Transportation
is in all actually and correctly weighed at the
time of Shipment and the injury and delay to which
property may be subjected by transhirment, is en-
trcly avoided. Particular care and attention gvcr
to good destined to Canada, and to all property t,
be forwarded by the several l{ailroadS-Property
for Canada, forwarded by Northern, Champain 4
st. Lawrence, and Plattsburgh aud Montreal Rail
roads
Dcbcnturc and Warehousing business prompt,
and correctly attended to.
AG ENTS.
/ MALCOLM CANFIELD, No. IL Coenties Slip
J New York.
FOLLErr ~ CO., South Wharf, Burlington.
SMITH BRIGGS
A. FISHER, No. lol River Street, Troy, n. Y
a. Nj. HERMAN, X. K. Depot, Osdcnsburgh
CIIAS. SEI MOuR, Montreal.
/ April .. d1wtf
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NJ. 6 and /, summer street, Boston,
PLAID GOODS TLAID GOODS ,

ell k\bLER Is 60. invite the attention Of pur-
\ ch,,>crs To- their large and tine assortment Of
All Wool PlaidS, Cotton and Wool Plaids, spun Silk
plaid>.
g and SuluIucr street. BosroS.
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PROCLAMATION
TO the Citizens of Burlington.
PItLV NJ A G. II Err,

HTDRO-ELECTRIC IOLTifC CHAINS,
= CONSTRUCTED TO BE WORN NEXT TO TIE
~ skim producing constant current of anihr-
ruJtcd Electro Misunderstanding IMNEDiAlL RE
LIEF, FROM ALI ACUTE rAISS, and II
Permanent Curcof all Ncwalgic Diseases.
PulVERuAcmEn's ELECrRIc GRAMS were first
used in France. three years since, for the cure of
Nervous Diseases, and after being submitted to the
most Thorough trial. in every Hospital in Paris, by
Ia. mu.t learned Professors in that city. they were
recommended to the Government of France, who
granted Patent for the discovery. During the year
lSjl-2, they introduced in Gcrmauy, Aust. il,
Prussia and England and year since, introduce!
and Patented by the United States Government.
Most Astonishing Cures of
rheumatism, st. Dance,
Painful Swcllcd Joints, Pdlpitntou of the Heart,
Neuralgia of the face, Periodical Headache,
Deafness, BlindncSs, Pains from Indigestion,
Mysteries, Dyspepsia, Uterine Pains.
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS,
is quickly and rapidly cured, by simply wearing the
Chains for few hours each day.
The Chains were first introduced in the city OF
New York, where they were exhibited to Professors
Valentine Mott, Van Buren,, Post and Carnuchan
who readily discovered that they possessed Strange
and Singular Power of
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~ F. hill. - Great Johns street, near Bow,
u. cry, New lork, Pianos Tuned and Repaired
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NCOTCI PLAID SI{4WLS.

4 CHANDLER 4 co. have received handsome
Y assortment of scotch Long and square
ShawlS, of fine texture, and in new and beautiful
patterns. For ,alc at
No,. and summer street Boston.
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10 che ;SsssEcs1 ~ nyeH.

EDIANO FOltrES. BENNETT & CO.. 3Gl Broad
q way, New York, are manufacturing ami have
constantly on hand an extensive assortment of Pi-
amos embracing every variety Of style and size.
from to - Octaves, from = 10 to = 900 each.
We have testimonials from the first piruists in the
country Of the superior Briliaucy, Breadth and
Sweetness of tone throughout the entire register of
our Pianos, while delicate elasticity of touch has
been prominently secured, all our instrument. ave
fully warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers VIII,
understand their interests will call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. BENNETT a co..
ly 3Gl Broadway. New York
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Piano F0ries.
Cheap Piano Forte House.

L j. Il +. lIAINES, ll6 Sd Avenue, New y orl
Y. Dealers supplied on liberal terms. ly
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Sc " IN & " 4 CWINE s.
B\KER 4 co.

WIS MA'llNE i now justly the most APPROX ed
q and II" controversy exists between il and any
ether patent. offices. - Chamber # New York :;
IIarmnrkyt square, Boston and ~ south 9Th st. >.
Philadelphia. ly
September. 1853
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MI SIC.
PIANOS AND MnLDDE0NS.

PlANDN AND Nj HLDDEDNS.
ISoRACE WATERS, 333 Broudway, New York,
I 4 the great Music Publishing and Panu-iortc cs-
adjustment. Noag>-all the popular and new compo-
sitions Amercanani European, by all the celebrated
Authors, PDiF's, Nrh.tSch'y and Q,,drH,> ~ danced
at the great balls in Paris, Loldon and New FORK.
one of the best assorted and extensive catalogue, in
America wholesale and retail Piano-fortc--r.
oilhrrt Co.'S Pano-urtcS, with Circular Scales and
Metallic Frames, of Greater power and more mclu-
d"uN tone than any other, manufactured. Brlduir
aud Cottage Pianos for small rooms Smith's Mclu-
dcou,, superior to any in use, being tuned the equal
temperament NUtnS uuriyallcd Guitars and Mu-
steal instruments of all kinds. Dealers. Teachers,
and Summaries supplied at the lowest prices.
HORACE WATERS 333 Broadwuy
The only Agent for +. Gilbert Il Coz Planes.
y. b, An extensive stock of Secondhand Pianos
always on hand At great bargains, prices from so
to $50. Parties wishing good Piano, and not
being able to- visit New York, may rely having Il
fine instrument sent to them, that will challenge all
comparison for Price and Quality.
T. Gilbert 4 Co.,, being the owners Of the ..oiau
Patent, therefore enabled to supply the public
at lower price, than any other house. 3mos
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1853


s. NJ. PETTENGILL&C ADVERTISING AGENCY
l22 Nassau st n York g. 10 State St Boston.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

5sI -:
Mexico in - acquisition Of California and New n0-
imp By the no h1 p, X
ans aSn any Il. the 81
Of free trade tho whom this committee
each upon The
an snd & election sS q ,s ,,%s: Pea and the policy
zion the democratic party Of this State first evidence
ss ss' s o.: ss
shS Sy @ in s and T yor Of :Jcs e
e Fl. shs cSmp,s Asd vos5 inevitably
troll the the Ssu is -
sectional party ,sanss which have warred and will
That hewii Casa in lsis by coalition msds
sa naa 1S .s'
them openly repudased held aocussd dur
States to Dissolution was sraspsd ~ and
ss
s ssiaI. shS EEL
the law s BY them and .s yioIon held
ass s u aey % committee % nov I:
y II
oe q che party and that tho other
against which our constituents conended in lsS having
That the nomination of Franklin Pierce Presidents Of
the United States the q that great national
dangers which sas so%6naSa q
that he reflected in his person.
national mind sone was his strength and charm
a IT,. nas as Il:
%at2aa .s
the as IN ns s ss'
tho hs
policy in the selection of his advisers and his appointments
TIC %Ss s sn
the appointment OF the cabinet officer from this State
appointment by the influence which necessarily ks
has been fatal the harmony party
the state has ytaned and and brought ssaa
ion, by the election Of President Pierce had consigned
death and burial
Collector Of this of the Hen Greene c. Bronson the
raop Of this government that look at merely q
the removal of Of most distinguished citizens
place he honored and graced hut startling attempt
the of high functonary Of the general
centalze by its patronage the politics Of sovereign StAte
That universally Of these
we represent OF their past adhesion to the policy
support of the administration Of Mr. Polk of the election
Gen. Cass Of the Compromise of The election q
the Chief Magistrate this General Committee oonAds
in the intelligence of the democratic party North and South
to yindicate the national democracy Fork any
Lutte right and necessity Of their present position the
honorable and patriotic oyes which their conduct
That the principles of the od line democracy will find in
each member Of the party consistent and
selfish advocateand the adn Illustration Of Gen. Pierce n
all asures designed to establish these principles rely
lip proession of acquescenc but that Wig.
orous support which only honest men give.
cordance with the national dem cratic feeling of St
regard the support Of the democratic state ticket head
ed George W. Clinton the vi. Of the national
sentiment and the only effective form in which the high
exercise Of evidenced in the removal Of the
These resolutions received with loud cheers, and
unanimously adopted; after which the committee ad.
iourned till Tuesday evening next, at ia o'clock
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SENTIMENTS OF THE PEOPLE-REsOLUTIONs OF THE
COMMITTEES ON BRoNsON's REMOVAL
meeting of the Democratic Republican General Com
mtee held last evening at the stuyvesant Institute
to hear the report Of the committee appointed to draft
suitable resoutens expressive of the indignant Of
the national democrats in regard to the removal Of Judge
Bronson in consequence Of his refusal to become the tool
of Van Buren, Marcy, and company.
Notwithstanding the wet weather there in attend
very good number, among whom Hon. John
Wheeler, Henry II. Morange, Esq, Alderman Barr, Mr.
George De Wit, Clinton Messrs. Hart Ardrous, Mead and
others.
Alderman Barr called the committee to order when the
subcommittee reported the following resolutions
The General Com mee Of the national democratic party
OF the city and county of New York in view Of the existing
cor dton OF political parties and Of recent
der the of the general State
and In Of the position occupied BY the national
Of the North unanimously tho following
solves -
That the great question: the annexation Of Texas
which James Polk Of Tennessee, nominated and
elected Psdcns Of the Unitsd States which involved COL
rights of ths eatss met the early and sayAe support
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Steamer (snpposetl tho Hermann) seen Going
into PrOvincetown sc.

BOSTON, OCT. ~, 1858.
An arrival from Provncetown this morning reports that
at O'Clock last night steamer with red, blue and white
lights going into Provincetown. 1t was so dark
at the time that could be asceraned whether she
had side wheels or was propeller Possibly it may
have been the Hermann in distress she is due at
this port.
Accounts from St. John N. b. state that the gale was
so severe there on Monday night that the steamer
ern City postponed her trip to Boston.
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From Baltimore.

VISIT OF THE PHKsIDENT-SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT
RICHMOND, yA-TnE CUMBERLAND COAL MINERS.
BALTIMORE Oct 81, 1858.
President Pierce visited the cattle show this morning
attended the Maryland Institute fair this afternoon and
returned to Was hipgton to night
We have mail south of Richmond to nipht
Six large derricks, used at the shpyard of Richmond
fell yesterday, dangerously wounding six men.
The miners at Cumberland demand advance of seven
cents ton = -