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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-07

{ TUESDAY, Oct 4th.
Yesterday afternoon the case of State v. Kelly.
for furnishing intoxicating liquor, was tried +. u
| Hill, E,q mana sing the defense. This morning
the Jury were unsole to agree and were
sent back to their room by the Court At noon
they were still disagreed and were finally dis
charged without a verdict.
John Rhodes was tried this morning, for an al
lodged assault and battery on his Their, Lyman
Rhodes. The only witnesses against MIN we're his
parents, honest people from the rural districts,
who said they didn't d" understand the significance
of the law, and had no idee of the consequences F."
when tn ycrmpIained of their boy to the Justice.
The States Attorney proposed to enter
notie pros, but the respondents counsel, L. T
Wilbur, Esq, insisted acquttal, and the
jury, under the instructions of the Court rendered
n verdict of " Not Guilty" without leaving their
seats The Sheriff nodded to the respondent, who
seized his hat, and rushed from the court room
amid much laughter from court, jury and spccta-
tors.
Paul La Plante and Thomas Monac were tried
for highway robbery the person of one Cha'
defence. The jury, after an absence of a few
minutes, returned verdict of guilty.
Christopher Corcoran, convicted on Wednesday
last of violations of the liquor law was fined $40
nd costs.
The jury trials arc now over, and the jurors
have all been discharged for this term.
Wednesday, Oct. 5th.
Since the discharge of the jurors yesterday NOR
ming the Court has been occupied in hearing
Court cases
Noyes vs.. Brown and Trustee was argued yes
terdiy afternoon. Roberts and Chittenden for
Pltf Thomls Gleed for Deft.
L. W. Carpenter vs. Orris Pier was commenced
yesterday and concluded this afternoon. Asabel
Peck fl Puff Chas Russell for Deft
j. X. Taylor vs., I. H. Garfield is now on trial
Hard and French for PIT. E. J. Phelps for De-
feudant.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-07
BOS TON NJ II X T. T
Reported for the Free Press.
BYMF. WOOD.

BosToS, Oct 3, 1859.
PRODUCE. BurTER-The receipts of Butter
have been pretty large, comprising for the week
1896 packages. and the market continues to be
well supplied with all kinds except very choice
article which is comparatively scarce Prices have
ruled in favor of buyers and it is now difficult to
realize the extreme rates Of last week. The sales
of New York and Vermont Diaries, good, choice and
extra, have been from ,l9a2lc, with occasionally
a very choice lot high as 2 aa22 per 10. Com
mon and fair range from l3alsc per ID, to quail
itv In Canada, Ohio and other Western the sales
have been from l2al9c per h.. as to quality.
CHsEsz-Cheese has also been arriving pretty
freely and the market is well supplied. The re-
ceipts of the week have been 1910 boxes, 4s casks
and tons The sales have been at 7alOc. per h.,
a. to ouaitJ, but the latter is difficult to
realize even for very choice diaries.
BEAxs-ln White Beans there is little or no
improvement. The sales have been at 70a75c for
common; blue pod 90aSl, and extra pea and mar
row ST. 25aSl IS per bIshel.
PEAs-CanadA Peas are quiet and prices are nom
inally 9Oa95e- per bushel.
PoTAroEs-There is good supply of Potatoes
here and prices continue u rule low. Common
Whites have been sold at 45a50c; jackson. and
State Of Maine $50; and Nova Scotia Chenangoes
at soc. per bushel
per doz.
GRAIN Oats have been very firm during the
week We notice further shipments of 37o bags
70 New Orleans. The sales have been at 46a47c.
DER bush for Northern and Canada. Very little
RYE is in the market ard the price is nominally
s2as5c per bush. Fine Feed and Shorts are frmer
AMI higher. The sales of Short. have been at S23a
s24. and Fine Feed at S26aS27 per ton. Barley
continues quiet.
Apples, dried, ID. sa
d.. sliced, 80 10
Common, Dbl 20Oa 90
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-07

GREAT BEER BREWERY BURNT. Speyer'
lager beer brewery at Manhattanville in New
York island was burnt on the evening of the
% inst. The establishment covered 10 acres
ground the main building was 400 feet long,
so feet deep, and five stories high. A large
portion of the horses in the stables were suf-
coated; many dwellings for workmen were
destroyed also The fire was supposed to be
accidental. 1t spread 50 rapidly that the peo-
pie in the building barely escaped with their
lives. The total loss was from 5000 900 to
$500, 900 Insured - the anouDt OF ; $50 .
900. |, was Il company concern.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-07

Co.'s BALLooN.-The Utica Herald gives a
particular account of the late bursting of a
balloon mt Rome, in which were Messrs. COe
and C0ttmIn. The balloon was about two
miles high. Mr.. Coe discovered that part
Of the apparatus pertaining to the safety
valve Of his balloon was derlnged, and was
50 located that it could not be restored. lie
at once attempted to discharge the gas from
the upper valve, in order TO descend, but the
pressure on the safety valve (Which had been
deranged) from the lower part of the balloon
WAS 50 great, that an explosion followed
valve 30 its greatest circumference The rent
WAS some forty fe in length, and us the
balloon fell the rent enlarged 50 that in half
minute there was not a foot Of gas lett in
the balloon. For nearly half mile, the
yoyagers came down Mt most terrific speed
feeling the same sensation that one experien-
ces IN high swing at Il rapid motion. The
silk and cJrllge, as the balloon oscillated :,
caused a rafting sound, like the rigging Of Il
ship in storm, while a terrific swaying Of the
whole from side to side took place. a para
chute was finally formed Of the remnants, and
the speed of descent less ned, and it was not
much more than that Of the ordinary descent
Of balloon in good order.
Fully awake to their peril, when the ex-
plosion took place, the oronAnts at once
threw out all extra weight but their sand
bags As they ncared the tree-tops in II
swamp in Rome, they threw out those, and
were brought to a stop 10 feet In the air, in
Il tall tree-top, the balloon spreading itself
over the adjacent trees.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-07

The TRIP of the Ethans to Quebec was 4
very pleasant one to all concerned. They
left here on the United States at halfpast 5
Tuesday afternoon, and reached Montreal
about halfpast eleven. There being no
platf rm car in readiness at Rouse Point,
the Company were obliged to leave theirma-
chine there to follow them next morning.
They lodged at the Montreal House and on the
arrival of their engine at half past nine next
morning they marched to the house of Pro-
tector Hose Co. No. 3, where the engine was
left. An hour was spent very pleasantly at
engine room Of Queen No. 5, and at half past
two in the afternoon the formal reception
took place, IN front of the Montreal House,
the whole fire department of Montreal being
present, under chief engineer Bertram. Some
misunderstanding about the time Of their ar
rival we understand, prevented the Montreal
bows from receiving them at the boat In due
form, as was intended, with a torchlight pro
cassion &c. Alter marching through the prin
cipal streets, the Montreal Engine Companies
and their guests halted in Haymarket Square,
where the City water works were let on. and
four inch and quarter streams were thrown
bout 100 feet high The fremen then as
sembled in City Hall, where Chief Engineer
Bertram welcomed the Ethans to the city.
His sneech WAS RESPONDED to by Geo H. Big
Glow, the bands playing Hail Columbia and
God save the Queen. \ cold collation. had
been provided, of which the company par
took, and speeches, tone of which was by Mr..
c. W Morse, one of the Company, in re-
Spouse 10 A toast to the President Of the
United States.) toasts and songs followed.
About 6 p. NJ. the Ethans left for Quebec
reached there next morning, breakfasted al
! the Clarendon House and at nine o clock
marched into the citadel-apparently with
/ out the least resistance-and thence to tht
Parade Ground At half-past four they lef
Quebec and reached Montreal next morning
at six. The boys were intending after break
/ fast to show of their machine, but learned tina
their engine must leave NJ eleven 4. NJ, i
at all that day. They did not leave them
selves, till 3 P. NJ reaching here about half
past ten.
OF the torch-light procession which vel
coined their return we have already spoken
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-07

THE ST. LOUIS FAIR.-The result of the 4th
Annual Fair of the St. Louis Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, which closed on
Monday, was emlnently satisfactory The
display Of animals was never exceeded, per-
haps, in this or any other country. The re-
ceipts amounted to nearly $4,000. The
race in the Abbey Park, near ST. Louis,
Tuesday afternoon, between Flora Temple,
Princess and Ike Cook. was won by Flora in
three straight heats. Time-2 q, 255 and
229
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-07

Ii l p l n g ID
When the Faculty take sides with the disease
God help the patin BY taking sides with the
disease, we mean breaking down what little
strength he has, and thus leaving him at the ner-
cy Of the maladay. Violent purging, caIomel IA
uon, overwhelming opiates, powerful sudorfcs,
are very excellent allies Of all disorders. Avoid
them. SOothe the excited system with that won
derful counter-irritaLt, RAILWAYS .EADY RE-
LIEF, restore the harmony and equatility Of the
circulation with Railways Regulating Pills, and
nature thus reinforced will conquer the Complaint
This is the true in all infammatory and iel
rifle disorders while for Constitutional and Chr mic
diseas S, RAILWAYS REeOLVENT, is the grand
counteT-blsst.
liza man suffer the eIcruciating tortures Of Neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, Pains and Aches in his bones
and joints or become crippled with Infrmities
induced by long sickness or misguided medication,
it is his own fault, for 1t Is well known to every
intelligent person, that Ia ways Ready Relief
aid Railways Regulating Pills, will positively
rid him Of these disorders. These Remedi,s are
within the reach Of every one. There is not a
village or neighborhood in this continent, but
that there is an agency established for their sale.
KADWAY 4 Co,
wIGw2 NEW York.
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A patent was issued Sept. Oath, to Rufus
Nutting, of Randolph, VT, for improved
manufacture of wire cloth.
After several attempts, Rutland is to be
! lighted with gas. Workmen are now fitting
up the buildings and the gas will be let on
before the Isl of January.
Mr.. Kimball of Rutland, has sold all the
old Bucks he could spare to 60 to Texas, and
Californian who came for some was glad
to take lambs at S25 to $50 each. Mr..
Kimball's stock is quite noted.
The dwelling house at the Falls village, in
Mortified, belonging to Edward Hobart.
was destroyed by fire, on Sunday night last.
Loss about $780,
The workmen employed by Dr.. Powers, at
the State House, presented him on Wednes-
day evening, last week, with beautiful
fob-chain of Vt. gold. Upon the Chain is a
design of the new State House, with the
date of presentation and the words, Thorn
as E. Powers, Super intendent. y
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uOLLOWAY,s OINTMENT AND

UOLLOWAY,s OINTMENT AND
PILLS, astonishing Remedies for Scroiuia' MI
Henry Judd, of Detroit, Mich, was IN most
alarming state Of health, he had been great
sufferer from scrofula for a number OF years, and
finally all parts OF his body broke out into sores'
rendering him an object Of horror to every one, he
tried some of the most reputed remedies KNOWN out
they did not touch his complaint, and in the great
est alarm he consulted friend as to what course
ne ough; to adopt, when Holloway's Ointment and
Pills we're recommended. which he commenced
using, and by persevering in these remedies Tor
short time. he Was perfectly cured, after every
other remedy had failed daWIowi
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NORTH READING * THINKING

WORTH READING & THINKING
\ .OUT.-The business ofmlnuIa;turin, spuri-
Gus gins. and of-rin; them as beverage, under the
titles: Aromatic Cordial Meiiclted," etc ,
has become so common, that the public are justly
suspicious Of nearly every thing that is OF r,d
under similar forms, and the trade has thus been
brought into disrepute. 1t has remained for our
house, Established in l77S) 70 supply tho press
ing popular need. and to inau-urats asss ca in
in the history Of the trade. We tru-, that our
established eputation-f0ond.i upon ci ghty years
of xperence-abundantl yindcAtes our claim to
public confidence. we therefore offer
"BININGER'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN"
which is especially designed for the use Of MEDic-
AL Profession and the FAMILY, and possesses those
mt issia medical properties (Tonic and Diuretic)
which belong to an OLD and PURE GIN. It has
now received the endorsement of over seven thou
sand Physicians for the treatment Of Gravel Drop
sy, Nervousness, Kiddey and Bladder Complaints
distractions suppressions, etc, Of the menses
&c, &c
Clergym,n, from their sedentary and confined
habits are frequently affected with rigidity Of the
pulmonary muscles, by which the respiration be-
comes seriously obstructed. The cold London
Dock Gin" rela1es the rigidity and contributes a
prompt relief to the respiratory organs. 1t is an
invaluable aid and stimulant to the digestive or
gans in all eases of Dyspepsia.
Put up in quart bottles in cases Of one and two
dozen each,
AND SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND TOWN AGENTS.
A. NJ. BiNINGER CO.,
Established l77s.)
No. 33s Broadway, New ork, Sole Importers.
Aug. 4. w3m-d4w
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INTERESTING TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH Nru-
RALGIA.-Take two half dollars and place one
above the other in thu palm Of the right hand F.;
then close the hand, and hold the coins firmly.
Then with the left hand place something on the
head that will completely protect the part above
the "a hat, cap, or bonnet will answer.
Putting your legs and feet in motion direct your
course To- tpothe ;ary store With your two
half dollars procure box of Billings Rheumatic
Pill and bottle Of Billings Rheumatic Linim-
ent, return home and them according to
direc ions These remedies always relieve and
seldom fail TO cure Neuralgia.
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CHAUNCEY GoODRICH,s ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. Tho Probate
- DISTRICT or CHTrTfNDEy. SIS. Court for tbeDis
trict Of Chitten len all pers interested in the
estate Of Chauncev Goodrich, late Of burlington,
in said District deceased, GREETING.
Whereas, the Administrator Of the estate Of said
deceased hath made application to this Court, to
-xteud the time allowed for the payment Of tho
debts Of said deceased for year, from the first
dav Of November, A. D 1859.
Whereupon the said Court, doth hereby assign
and appoint the tenth dav Of October 1859, at the
Probate Court Rooms for hearing said applica-
ton and doth order and decree, that notice be
given to all persons interested in said estate, by
publishing this order three weeks successively in
the Burlington Free Pres, previous to the day
assigned for herring.
Given under nv hand. at Burlington, this 10th
Lava W II. FRENCH, Judge.
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CHARLES GRANTS ESTATE.

"A E. the suhsc ibers having been appointed hy
the Honorable the Prubnte Court for the
District Of Chirfeaden, Commissioners IN receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands all
persons. against q estate of Charles Grant late
" burlington, in said District deceased renrtsentd
'ns'lvent and also all cltiirs and demands exhib-
tied II Offset thereto; ard six months from the
'ay # the date hereof being allowed bv said Court
for that purpose, we L D. Therefore. hereby give
notice that viii attend 20 the business { Que
appointment at the offi IF John y. Wheeler
in burlington in s'i district, the last MONDAYS
# October and February, next, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, on each of saii DAYS
Dated this 10th dav Of Sept. A. d. 1859.
JOHN r. WHEELER, } Couruis-
wl9w3 JOHN X. GRAY, Z sionsrs.
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II q + K is.
CA,:8t.Y"E CATTLE MARKET.
T "Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1859.

A. -nlr<et 2066 Cattle about 900 Beeves and
lO66 'toros, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
e, two, anI three years old. Market beef
t ra pr cwt. 81 25a7 so; lst EQUALITY Sc Soar co.
second quality, Sc 25: third quality 81 so or
III ny, ..
Working Oxen ss5alO0aI75 per pair; Cows and
calves 2ja4OljOlG2. Yearlings ga II; Two years
old 1871; tree years old S2Oa IS
Sheep and Lambs, 56I5 at market. Prices, in
lots. s. GOA asa Isl Extra and selections, 81 90
a : 5Os3 90.
Hides, 7c. per ID; Pelts, so Gao 81. each /;
Calf skins l2al3c Tallow, 7a7s
RENARKs.-Therc is large stock Of Cattle
this week, but mostly of slim quality. But few
extra and first quality at market. No change in
prices Store Cattle lower owing to the number
at market there being some hundred in addition
to these reported this week, that were left over.
.Sb ep sold well; last weeks prices were fully sus
tanned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-07

The evening train of the Vermont and
Canada Railroad was fred at, not far from ST.
Adams, Tuesday evening, the bullet passing
through the car, over seats fortunately IN
occupied. 1t is thought the perpetrator of
the outrage will be secured.
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GREAT SHooTING.-We saw yesterday

GREAT SHooTINc.-We saw yesterday q
target, made one day last week by those vet
eran shots, c. F. Ward of this place, and G.
B. lsham, of Shelburne. Each shot five times
at 20 rods. A half dollar will cover four or
five of the holes, and all ten are within cir
Gle of p inches diameter. The measure of
the shots must be under sir inches This is
called very fair shooting in these parts. When
1t is beaten we should be glad to have the
fgures
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r.. rsIative weight to be given to their test

Tic relative weight to be given to their test
f. respectively in such case, would
os II ely re regarded different Y by minds
d;a ntiv constituted. We think, however,
no, .dy will say their testimony ought to
b. I'D altogether out Of the case by any one
" eishes 70 satisfy bis own mind as to the
de, o! actual guilt justly to be imputed
to Y one
y. uni .rstind that sundry exceptions will
>. zen by the counsel for the accused to
-lr ling Of the judge, which will of course
q, the case before the Supreme Court for
iecsion on the law points involved, and
sal. result in Il new trial.
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CHITrENDEN COUNTY COURT.
SEPTEMBER TERM. 1850.

II DIN iOO'-
Hos. NJ. l.. BENNETT, Presiding
LON , d Io ATip w FlsE' Assistant usiice.
FRIDAY, Sept. 80.
Mr.. WA a. Eager. indicted for Horse racing
and keeping d Gaming mouse, appeared in Court
this morning aud gave bail in the sum OF $500 on
tn frst indictment, and 500 the second.
Tae Grand Jury reported five true bils-against
Lenuel s. Drew for violations Of the Liquor aw /:
against Paul LaPiant and Thomas Monae for
Highway Robbery and against two other res
pondents not yet secured.
The Grand Jury also handed in their Report on
the condition of the Jail, and having inished theiI
inquiries were discharged from further attendance
They nave been in session IL days and IA ave re
ported IS true bills.
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Any one desiring to obtain the lease of far
rs acres of improved land now under good
cultivation, with wood land and suitable farm
buildings, in the town of Shelburne, Vt. may have
an opportunity to do so by applying to this of
fee.
None but parties of unquestionable responsible
lily need apply. wifi
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0xYGEyATsD Br1rERs.-This is a remedy for
Dyspepsia Indis, stlon, and the numerous disor-
der. OF the sto mach. 1t was di covered BY a regu-
lar pnysician, after years Of rescacl. 1t is IN
like all other mei ines, and extracts the disease
by its roots, leaving no vestige behind
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Married.

In Richmond, on the 18th of September last. by
Hon E. B. Green, Mr. Ira Blanchard, of Windsor
VT, to Miss Ellen Sherman, of Huntington, Vt.
At the house of the brides father, Elijah Smith,
Esq, of Mortified, on the 9th ult., by Rev. Isaac
McAnn, Mr.. Frank J. Green, of WATERBURY and
Miss Carry VI. Smith, of Northfeld-
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EC,iER,S NEW BOOKS.

BEECuER'S NEW BOOKS.
EyRUIT, FLOWERS AND FARMING. views
Il and Experiences of Religious Subjects.
Young Housekseper's Friend, b. Mrs Cornelius
Received and for sale at
June sth, 1889. daw
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GOLD PENS.

4 FINE assortment, some with Ipory POCKET
~ Holders very fine and very cheap-this da y
receiv ed and for Gale at
HUNTINGTON'S BooK-sroRr.
Burlington, Sept. sth.
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GREETING:

fCella T. Russell, Late Of G-arlotte, in sad Dis
tect dec ased.
GREETING:
Al a Probate Court holden at Burlington, wi h
IN AMI TOR the District # Chittenden. the 9th
10y Of Septemhcr. 4. y. 1859, IN Insfrum Mt,
Pui p rting t. be tho last viii sud r stamrnt ct
ella A. Russell late Of Ch1rattc in sa "a District,
ceasef. rrese tied to the Curt aforesaid for
Tribute. nv tho Executor h"r in n,rnrd And it
- ordered said Court thar the 18Th day Of DC o.
Der \ 1859, AZ the Probate C urt Rooms in
*tIl BurlInst''p, b asSig lel for proving sail Tn-
'trumen'; and ID motto thereof he given 10 all
perso"s neernel, by puhli-hing this order throe
weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN the BurIip~ton Free Press
novs0a 'er printed at siid Burlington, previous
To the rime appointed
Therefore YOU are hereby notified to arrear he
fore saii Court, 90 the time and rlacr Aforesaid
anil contest the probate Of said viii, if you have
cause.
Gwen under nv han % Rnrlington in sid
pistr c.. this 9th dly Of September A D 1859
wl4W3 ". II. FRENCH, Judge.
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= : u No T1CE s.

TOTHE NERVOUS BOTH SEXES
A Retired Clergyman, having been restored to
health in few days, after many years Of great
nervous suffering, is willing to assist others ty
sending Lfreel a copy Of the prescription used
Direst the Rev. John NJ. Dagnall, lS6 Fulton St.,
Brooklyn, n. Y. wl5m2