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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-26

rt'HIS IS o. give notice: That on the ith day o.
/ March A p. I-f@ Va rant In Bankruptcy
vs. issued against the estate Of The Nage scale
Company, of Bran. con, ia she County o- tltla1d-
an. state Of Vermont who has been adlud2ci
Islakrupt ou his own petition that The payment oi
nav debts and delivery Of any property bel1n-in-
T. such Bankrupt, ~ him, OF for his use, and thr
transfer Of uy property by him,aro ior1deu by law
that "A meet OF the ere1t Of said Bankrupt Go
prove their da6ts and % choose enc " more Assign
ees of his estate will be held 20 Court " Bankrupt
cv % he holden az the Office OF The Howe scale
C1upanv, 10 Brandon. in the County Of Rutland
and state n Vermont before A. ?. Lyman, ESQ,
Register. on the 3ist day Of March A. d. 1859, at
T. A. SMALLEY,
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger.
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NK URE-LEY Ii was after Les surrender.
anu ne came III one d-y very happy. .. We're
'lfyugh the war, and have whiD5ei the rebels :
ana u mighty tight pinch it was We must be-
~ |" discuss matters Of interest to the people
w" lneFe-s the mileage Question,
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$pqrial Adtites.
VVALTHAN
w A II e s.
To Buyers OF Watches Everywhere.

/ To Buyers OF Watches Everywhere.
Tho greater part Of the jewellers Of the United
States Keep Waltham Watches and cordially recon-
mend them TO their customers. notwithstanding the
fact that less profit made these watches t-an On
any others generally sold by the trade The reason
Of this is that the reputation Of the WatAau Watch
renders it an easy sale and the result is, that al
though the dealer docs not make as much money on
each individual watch as be may on the sale Of 9TH
er watches BE is still the gamer through larger and
liyelier sales. There are some, however among the
trade who 90 not give the haitham Watch that
hearty support which Il deserves. This portion Of
the trade fancy there Is more money 70 be made By
dealing q watches about which tie public are isno-
rant and in which there is less competition, and are
content 20 make au occasional salo OF such watches
at a large proGt It q, This class Of dealers who,
when asked about Walthlm Watches, use tho Sind
Language which leads the customer finally t. buy
just such watch as is tie most profitable for the
dealer TO sell
For the information Of pers rs about G. buy a
watch, and who may be unfavorahy affected by the
representations Of those uniriendly to our watches
We call attention % tie following suggestions
Since the manufacture Of watches was Initiated 4t
ATTAIN, the Company have made and all about
100000 watches. In every town and village Of
the country some wearer of a Waltiam Watch may
be found. lie. Che party about Co hay ask this ovl-
err Of am American Watch this question
HAS YOUR WATCu CVEN YOU sATIsFAC-
TlONt
Wcare not afraid TO advise u'se wishing to- bay
a watch 60 guide themselves is t.s answer Be55
satisfied as to the quality of the Watch, the
sH.r q
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81 Everybody can get something. Orders for
clubs. with tho money, may be sent in at any time,
up t. JULY LIST, and should state what premium is
to be applied for. If you do not get enough for a
high premium, you can take lower one.
70 Give your own name, as well as those you
send and address all letters to
THE FREE PRESS,
BURLINGTON, VT.
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N the District Court Of the nit States. For the
/ District o. Ncmnut-In the matter OF Noses
Wool Bankrupt Notice IS hereby given that pe.
tition has been allied In sad Court, hy Moses Wool
Of Newport in said ID strict daily declared q bank
rupt unrer the Act Of ton-rc-s of March % l-H- iur
a discharge and certificate thereof, from all his debts
and 0ther claims prOvahie under said Act. and one
nth dav Of April l-fl at lN H'elacs l. VI tciHre
the Hon. VIM D. Shipman. Judge Of said Court al
the Island House Rockingham, Is assigned Tor the
hearing Of the same, when and whcrc all cirlli1rs
who have proved their debts. AID other persons On
interest may attend and show cause, 10 ans they
have, why the prayer Of said pett"n should noi he
Dated at Burlington on the 18th day o. MARCH,
s9w3w. B. p. SUALLEY, Cier,.
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spetial 1Otites.
OUT OF sORTs.-

Take DR.. S. 0. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS,-the most medicinal in the mar
ket Established in lsos.
March l9.-w4m
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Tcpal llotirts.
ADOPTION NOTICE.

don.
'IO soLoN \. SPOONER You are hereby or
Ieted 70 publish notice three weeks success
SiVeiy IN the " Burlington Free Press printed at
burlington, IN said District that YOU have adopted
Nancy stacy Of SAID Burlington, as your child and
heir at Law and desire her name changed to sylvia
Ann Spooner. T. F. WALES,
IND ~ II nr-L-aAa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-26

TWO pair Of STA6S. one five and one six years
L old, will be sold at reasonable price, Both
pair are in excellent working order. Enquire CT
GEO. W. PRIOR.
Essex Vt, March ai.--39w3w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-26

hereby give notice that in pursuance Of tho fore
going order Of the Probate Court ] have adot,ted
Nancy Stacy as my child and hoirat law and desire
her name changed 20 Sylvia Ann Spooner.
SOLON A. SPoONER.
March llth I-..l -7pV2v-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-26

LIST Of pltents issued to citizens Of Vermont
Tor tie week ending March 9, each bearing the
following date:
y. SlIurton, South Saftsbury--Figurins
carpenters squares.
II. Bailey and V. u. Blanchard. Bridport-
Washing machine.
Re-issucs toby Bros, Waterbury-Patent
10 Harvey Nlurch, June Il, 1888, extended.
Reissues. No. 1882 Mop head.
During the last week, 426 applications and 80
caveats we're filed. Under date March 10Th,
1863, 81 patents will be issued.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-26

The New STEAMBOAT PRoJECT.-The st. Al
bans Messenger says: It is now definitely IN
dsrstood that the steamer Montreal has been
hired Of the Champlain Transportation Co., by
4 company, embracing some Of the prominent
business men Of Plattsburgh and Grand Isle
County, who have stipulated to pay $1,000 ior
the use Of tire boa; the coming season. 1t IS
now proposed to run the steamer from St Al
bans Bay, ria Alburgh Springs, North Hero
and Grand Isle, to Platisburgh-and not from
st. Johns, as was some time since reported.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-26


IN the District Court Of the United States for the
| District Of Vermont.-In the matter Of 6eurge T.
BENEDICT Bankrupt in Bankruptcy To the credit
ors az s.id Bankrupt and o. all others whom t may
concern The UNDERSIGNED. Assignee Of the estate
of aid Bankrupt. thereby gives notice that ( has
aeon ordered hv the District Court OF said District
that the second and third general meetings Of she
creditors Of said Bank upt be ne 4 at Burlington in
aid District on the ~ day n April, A. d. 1859, ~
Io'clock, A. NJ, at the Office Of L. l. Lawrence one
Of the Registers In Bankruptcy in said District for
the purposes named in the 9th and 18th sections II
the Bankrupt Act Of March ID ls67 and that have
filed my final accounts as Assignee Of said Bankrupt
and that at said time and place shall apply TO sat
Court for the settlement OF my said accounts and
for discharge from all liability Assignee Of said
estate in accordance with the provisions Of said 18th
Section
pated at Bellows Falls in said District the 10th
day Of March, A. ID. 1853.
3sw3w GEO. SLATE, Assignee.
IN the District Court Of the United States for the
| District Of Vermont The undersigned hereby
gives notice Of his appointment rs Assignee Of
Joseph S. Written OF Redding, in the County uf
Windsor and state Of Vermont, within said District
who has been adudged a BANKRUPT upon his cwn
petition by the District Court Of said District
Dated at Bellows Falls in said District, the 18Th
--' - '' - GEORGE SLATE,
5sw3v Assignee,
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New Advertisements.
LISTERS BLANKS,
OVEN FOR SALE.

AND MORTGAGE DEEDS. fJr
w sale at the FREE PRESS OFFICE
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FRANCIS. LEvANWAY's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT TO all persons con
District Of Chittendsn. So. cerned in the Estate
' '' OfFrancis LeyGuWly late
ofNIiltou, in saiI District, deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden on the 2ld day
OF March, A. d. l-d9, an lysrgUMENT, pUrportiuc
70 be the last WILL and TESTAMENT Of Francis
Leyanway, late of Milton, IN sd District deceased
was presented 90 the Court Aforesaid, for Probate
and i is ordered by said Court that the 18th day Of
April, 4. D. l-il, at the Probate Court Rooms ia
said Burlington, Dee assigned iar proving said In
strutEenti and that notice thereof 1o given 70 all
persons concerned By publishing this order three
weeks successfully ia the Burlington FREE Pass
newspaper printed 40 said Burlington, pre-
y0us % the time appointed
THEEEFORE, y0u are hereby uot'fed 90 appear
before said Court, 90 the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the PROBATE Of said viii, If you have
cause.
Given under my hand ut Burlington. in said Dis
trict, this I'd day of March, A.D 1859.
S3w5w T.. L. WALES. Judge
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT Is CLARENDON. - We
learn from the Rutland Herald that an accident
occurred at North Clarendon On Monday after
noon, by which two persons were instantly killed
and a third injured to sucn an extent as to rem
der impossible his recovery. It seems that just
as the freight train, due at Rutland from the east
at / 80 O'Clock, reached the y. Clarendon cross
ing. Mr. Myrln E. Marshall, accompanied by his
wife and child, on their way to Rutland, attempt
to drive across the track ahead Of the approach
ing engine, probably not seeing or hearing it,,
although the whistle was blown and the bell
rung; but at this point there is a deep cut in the
road, which prevented Mr. Marshall from seeing
the train, or the engineer observing the team
The engine struck the sleigh, hitting Mr. Mar
shall and throwing him up in the air, he coming
down some sixty feet distant and dashine his
head against the depot with such force as 10
break board upon the building Although
alive nj the last accounts, Le cannot probably
survive
Mrs. Marshall was thrown upon the truck and
fourteen cars passed over her, manglinr her
limbs and body in a horrible manner, and caus-
ing instant death
The child received blow upon the back Of the
head, crushing in its skull but not breaking the
skin, and WIS thrown outside the track. the cars
passing over one ankle and the other foot. As IN
the case of its mother, death was mstantan-
eous. Mr. Marshall was a iChly respected cit
izcn, proprietor Of a chair manufacturing estab-
Gshmut in North Clarendon. and bad served
two years in Co. l, second Vermont regime Z.
vi, age was 23 years. that of his wife about the
same, aud Of their child y years,
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NOTE.--lst. When premiums are taken no allow
ance or discount from the above figures can be gwen
on subscription to the FREE Pass.
ID. The Magazines above named will be sent d.
rect from the Office Of their publication, but all or
ders should be sent TO the FREE PRESS Office.
ID All goods offered as premiums other than
MAGAZINES will be delivered at our office, and viii be
warranted good and all We claim them to be, having
been purchased by ourselves expressly for this pur
pose.
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ACROSS THE LAKE.

Thomas Barry, ''devil'' in the Journal office,
won a silver cake basket at velocipcde race in
Champlain the other day.
Charles Cole, supervisor of the town of Sandy
Hill, Washington County, died recently, Of con-
sumption.
Beekmantown, Clinton County, seems destined
to burn. On the morning Of the It'll, the hotel
at the Corners, with all its furniture and con-
tents, was destroyed; on the following Tuesday,
the brick store at the Corners, occupied by A. 4.
Goss, was with most Of its contents burned; and
on the 18th the farm house on the Chatterton
place was consumed. The insurance on the lat
ter was 81 200.
4 couple of desperadoes named Charles Tweed
and James Austin escaped from Clinton Prison
few days since, stole horse and cutter and
made their way to Saranac woods. where they
lost their way, and took n back track, to be re-
captured by the prison officer.
A billiard tournament came of at Sargent's
billiard hall in Plattsburgh, on the evening Of
the llth, in which Mr.. Lloyd Of Keeseville de-
feated Mr.. Phillips Of New York in a 800 point
carom game. Subsequently mach was played
between II. Hurtibus Of Whitehall, and
George Colberth Of Burlington, for a cue valued
at 500, in which Colberth was beaten A. points
in 1000 up. 5 P. Watson of st. Adams won a cue
valued at S25, his opponent being Mr.. Morrill, Of
Pattsburgh. The concluding game was a con-
test between Northern New York and Vermont,
Hurtibus and Morrill, representing the former
and Watson and Colberth the latter; the YER
monters being beaten by 257 points in a score Of
500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-26

y the District Court ot theUu,ted States. for the
L District Of Vermont In the matter Of Caly. n
Aiusworth, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. IT, the
creditors ~ said Bankrupt and all whom 10 may
concern The undersined- assignee Of the cstlt. o.
SAID Bankrupt hereby gives notice. that it has been
ordered by the District Court of said ID strict that
the second and tirt general meetings of the credit
Ors of said Bankrupt he hell 90 Tho city OF Bur.n-
ton, n the County NJ Chittentcu. sd said District n
the 4i day of April. f d. i-iJ. at lu ofcll ek A. H.
az the office Of l. l. Lawrence, one n the REGISTERS
In Bankruptcy in said District before said Reg sier
for the purposes named u Tie o. and 18th sections
1t the Bankrupt Act 81 March % i-.t-. and also
that have filed my iual lscoaEt as ASS nec Ild
Bankrupt, nEd that a. said time and pl.ce. / shall
apply % said Court for the settlement Ofuv siI ace
count, ana Tor discharge from all liability ls
asst uee OF said estate. iu accordance with the Pre-
visions Of said 18th section.
Dated at Montpelier, iu said District, oa the -ih
day Of February, l-d9
.jwjw e.. N.RAND A IL, Assignee.
] q the District Court of the Ja'tcd State rr .Ia
1 District Of Vermont, ll the matter U. 4 .ial
Dsu.n-. Bankrupt. On bankruptcy. 20 whom it
may concern The IN icr7. -ust hereby 20 cs uu.--e
oi Ls appItulmeut as Asst -uae Ii A1tl Denim Z
New urg. iu Orange County. ana --lte VI Vermont.
i-ilil said ID strict who lass been tdat-ef BANS
rup- upon Dis oTu Petition. ly tIs District Court
slid District.
Dated a. Vel. River nslii District, March 10TH,
I-rl.
33wjw JOHN BAILEY, Jr., As,i-uee.
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Riverside Magazine or Our Young Folks, one
year.
For 9 80 cash, we will send the FREE Press and
Putnam's Monthly. or the Atlantic Monthly, or
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For s. cash, we will send the FREE Press and llar-
per's Monthly, or Harper's Weekly, or Harper's
Bazaar.
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Crlals o.0sel a r- money er. FIR a.f.iH.-
Z. S. ---I- Nu.e- and -r.atf 90 SEQ Do .Hsl
finn. Erie Railway --. Illinois Central 81.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the 1est I'M
ported German Cologne, and sold at half She
price.
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Bankrupt iautires.

y the District Court Of the United States for the
Il District Of Vermont. In the matter Of Alonro
hedway, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy To the cred
TORS Of said Bankrupt, and all whom this may con
sa bankrupt, hereby gives notice. that il has been
otuered by the District Court Of aid District that
e second and third general meetings OF the credit
~ o. sad Bankrupt be held at the city Of Buriing
.1ni IN tie County OF Chittenden in said District on
" to "a DAY Of April A. ID. ls69, at ten O'Clock A
- ny the oiee Of L. L. Lawrence, one Of the Kegs
- N ban kruocy in said District, before said Re
Ht tlio purpose named in the p IN and ssh
sVti.ns On the bankrupt act Of March ,, 1867 and
also that have filed my final account As assignee cF
silG bankrupt, and that az said time and place
siaii Apply 70 said court for the settlement Of my
slil account, and Tor adischarse from all liability
as assignee q sad estate, in accordance with the
provisions Of said 18th section
Of Feb. 1859.
s9w3w Nv. RANDALL Assignee.
IN the District Court Of the United states for the
Il District Of Vermont In the matter Of Israel
Stems, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy To the credit
OTs Of said Bankrupt and all whom this may cor
cern: The uuders -ned, assignee OF the estate OF
sad Bankrupt, hereby gives notice that il has been
ordered by the District Court Of sid District that
the second anu third general meetings Cd the cred
it0rs Of said Bankrupt be held 40 the city of Fur-
lngton, in the County of Chittenten, in sail Dis
trict, on the 2d day Of April, D., l-iJ. az %
o'clock A. NJ. at the Office Of L. l. Lawrence. one
Of the Registers ia Bankruptcy in said District be-
fore said Register for the purposes named 10 the
. IA and Oh sections If the bankrupt GO Of ,lar,l
=. l-fs, and lso that have fled my Tina account ~
assignee Of said aukruut and that at said time and
place shall apply 20 said Court for the settlement
0i my said account, AMI for a discharge tcm all
lialiliy as ass -nee Of said estate in accorlau--
WITH the provisions % said 18th Section.
Dated az Montpelier, in slI District on the 2l-h
39w3 CUAs. REED, ASSIGNEE.
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Office GO Cortlandt Street.
or JANIS :. PIERCE ( son,
vsqivst Burlington, Vt
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The WEEKLY FREE Pass is a large sheet Of thir-
ty six columns, giving a LARGER amount Of reading
matter than any paper in this part Of the country,
and more than many Of the city weeklies. It con-
tains every week
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-. For FIFTY Hsic subscribers and sl00-A Wheeler
{ Wilson Sewing Machine. new and warranted
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-01-29
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80 Those suffering with cough and the first stages
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dcinal qualities Of roots and herbs. with no minerals
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-01-29

SPRINGrIELD.-A Festival will be
holden at the Town Hall, on Thursday
Feb. 4th, 1869, under the management
of the Springfield "Busy Bees" The
proceeds to be used for the homeless
children of Burlington. A praise-wor-
thy object, and we hope to see the Hall
literally packed with those able and
willing to assist in the good work.
c. X. Labaree has got fairly settled
in his new and magnificent store, and
has a large and well selected stock of
goods which he is selling at very reason
able rates. Give him call-take a
look at his elegant and well arranged,
and spacious rooms, and give him your
trade. You won't be sorry.
Social Lodge, No Al, /. 0. of G. T.,
in the village, held a Festival and Fair
on Wednesday evening, Jan. goth, which
was success in every way. The litera-
ry exercises were first rate, the oysters
delicious, and the hulled corn and milk
splendid, and the Hall full receipts, up
wards of $3.50. proceeds, after pay
ing expenses. will be added to the Lodge
fund with Ia view to obtaining new hall,
more convenient for meetings.
Mr.. A. I'll. Danforth, gave a practical
lecture upon the art of horse training,
at the Town Hall, Monday evening. In
the afternoon he drove spirited but
highly trained animal through ourstreets
without reins, the horse obeying prompt
ly every motion Of the whip-backing,
going ahead, stopping, turning to the
right and to the left, almost instantly j;
showing a knowledge perfectly surpris-
ing to say the least.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-01-29

and weighed pound strong, the surface
measured seven inches by four, the depth
about fve-eighths of an inch. Mrs. w.
Is doing well, and is pronounced, by her
friends, 'the happiest woman in town."
on the principle that "thegreater includes
the less" We believe that DR.. b, who
has achieved such-a triumph over dis
ease in its most malignant and danger
GUS form, will be eminently successful in
the treatment of cases less dangerous
and not so liable TO terminate fatally.
The citizens of Bellows Falls have reas-
on to congratulate each other on the re-
cent evidences that medical skill and ex-
perience of high order are available,
and that it will not be necessary to ''send
abroad, though it be "a desperate case"
that requires treatment.
A FELLOW CITIZEN.