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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-23
:. ". SNALLEY.
.3E3H Deputy L. ;. Marshal, As Messenger.


DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
IL for tho Ds.-ic; % Eermunt.-in the matter of
John Il. Allen. Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
\ warrant IN Bankruptcy has been Issued BY said
Court against the estate 81 John O.. Allen Of
Holland. in the County OF ORLEANS. Of the state
90 Vermont ia sail District adiud ed a Bankrupt
upon the Petition oi his editors, and the payment
81 any debts. AM the delivery o. arv Properly be-
l5nsln. TO sail Bauk-upt. To- him or 10 his
use, guT rb3 transfer q any property BY
him, are forbidden hy Lsw. A VI setus II the Cred
itoTs q said Bankrupt % prove their Diets and
choose one or more Assi uess # his Estate will hs
held AZ curt u 'ankruptcv. 20 be- hold-n . new
port. In said District, the nth day Of September,
A. d lS-n at lH O'Clock A. NJ AZ the oafce 90 W d
Crane before John P. Sartle Esq, one Of the Reg
listers in Bankruptcy Of said Court
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VI understand that the State Agricultural
Society cleared about sl,2)) by the State F~r.
Thestorn on Friday no doub; lessened the re-
ceipis considerably.
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uumoer ftle leading stockholders of the Eat-
land Railroad c.. zh9 bad been ~ a.tsu ilncs
AHEEsrED TOR IHsrI.--A Young nam named
Edward s. Crofa,l was srre,tei 20 Waterbury,
Monday, charged with having stolen c.eihins
aud yalust-ss ireu Bis employee. iH West Ran
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-23

n the District Court Of the United States Fog
Il tie District of Ncrmont-ln the matter Of r.
Davis Hootworth. Ba0krupt.-iu Ba1kruptcy.-To
whom 10 NAV concern The IN ters znet hereby
gives notice Of his appointment Assignee o. X
Davis Weed worth Of Bennington. IN the County y
bennington and state Of Vermont. within said Dir
own petition.
Dated at Bennington IN salt County II Bennns
ton the III day Of September A. D.. l--o-
GEORGE \. WATFLES,
liH3W Assignee.
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nlSrMCT cot RT ofthe United States for the Dis
IL tTict Of Vermont SIN the matter Of Henry
ID 70 ter, Btnkrupt.--In BInk1uptcy.-A warrant
IN banN uptiy has been issued b said
court agAns; tbs estate Of Henry NJ.
Foster, Of Montpelier. OF the County Of
shin t0n Of the Sta'e If Vermont in aid District
adludzed 4 bankrupt upon the petition Of his cred
itors and the pay ment If any debts and the de-
livery Of any property belonging l. said Bank
rupt, to him OF O. his and the transfer OF any
property by him. forbidden by law
meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank
rupt to prove their dehrs. and choose one or more
Assgnees Of his estate, will be held at Court %
bankruptcy. 10 be holden at Burlington, in said
District, the 7th day Of oct. hcr A. u. i>7u AZ
y O'Clock, NJ. at the office Of Lawrence, a Bur
nap before L. l. Lawrence, ESQ one Of the Reg
isters in Bankruptcy Of said Court.
J. 81. SMALLEY,
Deputy L. s Marshal. a. Messenger
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SETON.
. at sheldon. ia said District, the 9th day Of
nher. $50.
JOHN F. DRAPER.
lwE Assignee.

'VHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE That on the 18th
i day of sept. \. D.. I--n. Warrant 10 Bankruptcy
issued -iin-t the estate OF talvt0 l. walker.
~ Londonderry. In the County of Windham and
STATE OF Vermont. who has been al Judged a Bank
rupt his own petition that the pay
ment OF any debts. and delivery Of any
property belonging o. said Bankrupt to him,
Tor BIS use, ant the transfer Of any property
by him, are forbidden hv law that a meeting
Of the creditors Of siit Bankrupt. o. prove their
debts, and choose one lr more zuees Of lis
tate. will De held a. a Court OF Bankruptcy, TO De
holden a. Browns n re-. IN south Lsu.i1ndrrry,
in the County Il Wirr u and State0f Vermont,
before 4. r.. ~ man. ESQ. Register, the 2Dth day
o. October. \ j.. i--9. at . o'cjocs A. VI.
u SJALIEy
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Tn Young Mems Christian Association clear
Cd between FIVE and six hundred dollars during
the State Fair Tlis Is an encouraging start IN
the direction Of their proposed library, and they
are II be congratulated upon their success.
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LARYNGOSCOPE.

q The La-Jn the remote parts OF the Nose
AID Throat are -vs1pi7et r-i,b ,ts 1,.... s-,-,,,
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St Adams IS surprised and gratifed to and its
population is 7li9, against 1867 in 1860, an in
crease Of 1912 within ten yesrs, and lacking
only l25 Of doubling its numbers.
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CAuTTCN.
elrcrabIg KNOWN. s.1oa 800
TWENTY-FIVE AMERICAN Girl
OFFlCIAL CERTIFICATE.

can lind pleasant work zoot wa-os, ard
steady employ nent by applying 20
NATIONAL BUTTON co,
Sept 2-dGw1g Eas.hampteu. Mass.
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CrRE OF CArARRH.

CURE OF CATARRH.
From COL C. G. Greene. Proprietor Of the
Boston Post
DRs. LIsHrHlLL AID SSY1H GzSrLEEES. Hsv
ing bsen under your treatment FOR the past 81
months for chroui Cs;srrh, take pleasure n say
ing in gratitude for kind aad skillfu sten, on, that
! have derived such essential benefit from your
practice, to induce the belief hat am cured
the SYM toms ofthe disease have disappeared and
feel perfectly we'll.
Very respectfully. your ob't Servant,
e.. e. tEENE.
REMARKABLE CURE oF DEAFNESS AND
DISCHARGE FROM THE EAR OF 80 YEARS
STANDING.
Recent statement from R,r. John Mott, d. D.,
Minor COLLEGE, Schenectady, " !
To THE PuBIIc-SalIe J, ars ago rRs. LIGH1aiLL
AND Sv1rH cured Inc Of relfles, a1d discharges
r. IN the EIr, Of 80 years standing At tsst time
gave hem sat; m-nt IT the facts fr yu,iicato or
Sine, then my h-Arin.; has remind pc fcty good
no discharges from NY ears, and ny gene al health
is all that could I've des-eN
Fonda \. Y, Sept. r. 1875. JOIN MOTT.
CUE OF CATARRH.
Statement Of L. H. Taylor Esq, Edao, and
Proprietor Of Daily Union, Spring
feld Mass
his certihes that, 70 my knoSledse a young Is
dy ofmy acquaintance, Miss Roells Potwine, was
cured ola serious case OF Catsrrh Of long standing
by DIS. LIsHrHrLL SsITH when in this city
few years ago. Her health had been falling and
her friends fsarei Consumption, but, under their
treatment she permanently er.S ard her health
las hoen good since.
L. II. TAYLOR.
sprns feld Mess April Is, 1857.
CORE OF CATARRH OF % YEARS STAND
ING.
From Rsr. p. r. Russell. Lynn, Mas.
have been troubled with Cstlrrh OF the worst
type, for sons twenty years. 1t gradually grew
worse, producing cough and hoarsness, destroying
tbs sense Of smell. and breaking down my general
health to ouch degree as to compel me to resign
my pastorats and suspend public speaking. made
digent use Of the usual remedies, such snuff of
divers kinds, nitrate OF silver water olive tar
aud inhalations, but without any sslutary effects.
Last summer heard Of DRs. LIGHrHILL SxrTR's
fuccessful mode Of treating Cstarrh, visited them,
and put myself under their treatment. I began m
medistely to improve, and this improvement; has
gons On to the present time. Cstarrh has gradual
ly melted away. my cough has disappeared, my
voice has become natural, AID am once mora able
to preach the blesse Gospel. Let me advise all
troubled with Catarrhal difficulties to apply to DRs.
LIGnrHILL q skr1l.
p r. RUSSELL.
Lynn. Mass, Feb. I5, 1865.
RADICAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
CATARRH.
HANCOCK HOUSE, BosTos, Sept /, 1869.
Dxs. LIGArHILL d sEYfH; 6ESrL-EEs In an
swer 10 your inquiry regarding ny case. am hap
py to state that the you effected FIVE years
has proved to be permanent although during that
time have taken several colds, pet the CatIrrh,
With which suffered severely previous 10 your
treatment has never troubled me since
Very truly yours,
cHas sMsaD.
sept I7-f<jkuG
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7 HAVE REMOVED MY SHOP from Stanton
pace 10 my brick house on North st. a shor,
distance west OF the old Cemetery. where viii con-
tinue 10 DO watch clock repairing as usual 10 the
best wOrsmAnlike manner
Thankful for al! pct favors. I hops to merit Il
continuance o; the sane, at ny new place Of bust
ness.
l.. FREMAU.
Aug i-id&V5
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3anhrupt Aotifes.

the District Court of The United States for the
West Bankrupt-Notce is hereby given that o
petition has been filed in said Court by George
West, OF Providence, Ri de Island, duly declar-
ed a bankrupt under the Act of Congress Of March
ID, 1867 Tor discharge and certificate thereof from
all his debts and other claims provabls under said
Act, and that the st day Of nnvember, 1870, at 10
O'Clock A. ~, before the Hon d. A Smalley. Judge
Of sad Court at his Cha ubers in the City Of Bur ing
ton is assigned for the hearing Of the same when and
where all credi who have prOvet their debts and
other persons in interest may attend and show
cause, II any they have, why the prayer Of said pc
titiun should not he granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the 2lth day Of Sept.
1870. B. B. SMALLEY. Clerk.
l3w3u
DISTRICT Court of the United S,a,e', Tor the
~ nitrict Of VermOnt.-ln the IN alter Of Walker
CudEOTth, Henry A. Walker, ard John b. Cud-
worth rankrupts Ia B ,nsrupfcy-A warrant in
Bankrupt has been issue by sad Curt against
the estate # Walker a CuiIOr . OF LONDON
derry, Of The County Of Windham, Of the
Eed bankrupt upon the p, tition OF their
creators and tue pay IenF Of any deats. and
me me HerYery of any property belonging TO sad
DihAEupts 70 them 70 their use, ami the transfer
ol any property by them, are fOrn,oden by Law A
meeting ~ the 'redlto Of sand Bankrups, TO prove
yhe4 Gebts aud choose one or more Ass .nees Il
tHslr g ate VII he held Court Of bankruptcy,
U oe hoden a. South LONDONDERRY in si District,
on the ai.h day 81 vcto yer A H. $50 at 90 O'Clock
a. NJ, az Browns Hot J. before A . Lyman, ESQ,
one OF the Registers N Bankruptcy in "a d Court.
J. SALLY,
l3wlW
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EVENING.

The Convection met at seven ociock-S. 3.
Rockwell in the chair Prayer by Rev. H. A.
Spencer. The subject Of Temperance was then
discussed by Rev. II B Gushing, in very able
and interesting address. few fitting remarks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-23

I.c-c were IS votes cast tor II. Ballard ~
sts-e Attorney IN Winston, ana p Charlotte.
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RADICAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF

sept i7-t,jkuG
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STATS i,rR-pRUurN-. Hon. j. W Col
tm. Treasurer, has made arrangements with
Wm u. Root, whereby all Premiums awarded in
CA;renisu County, ami remaining unpaid, will
be paid at the City Clerks oHse in this City, TO
the parties to whom ,hs same AZ payable, or
upon their order
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-13

FIRE AT BOISE CIrr.- Fridays
stage brought news Of . destructive
fire in Boise City ou Thursday night,
which, although it was At its hight
when the shift changed at the mines
on War Eagle mountain at midnight,
strange to say. vas not seen by any
OF the miners. The Statesman Of
Saturday gives the extent Of the con-
flagration, which destroyed every
thing on the north side of Main
Street from the brick building on
Blossoms old corner to Steyenson's
brick, including the postoffice and
book store belonging to Lamkin
Bros, whose loss, including build
ings, is estimated at SIG, 900 Chas.
Chlld's loss in goods, IS, ,000-in-
sured for 1880; Joe Oldham and
Gilsan, saloon, fixtures, stock, ETC.,
$4,000. Other losses, some Of which
appear to be estimated very high, are
put dow As follows: Bailey 4 Dean,
SIS, 900; John Krall, s12, 900 Fred
bangle, $1,000; Harry Gordon,s7,-
900 Benites, $500; Speigle, $500 ;
Huntoon, $500; wilkins. 5000 /;
making = total Of s6s,70
Prominent amsng the names Of
those who were most active in fight
ing the fiery mspstsr, thereby pre-
venting general destruction to the
town, we recognize Judges Lewis
and Kelly, Of the Supreme Court.
W. A. Atlee, of w. F. & Co., Judge
Curtis, Territorial Secretary. Capt.
Griffin, of the Overland, and the ir-
repressibie Rsuh. Robbins. Dignity
Of position affords no exception in
the volunteer fire department of .
mountain town.
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>s.ux~ Regular mestings Of the
Independent Order Of Good Temp.
AAN Niars-fuesday evesipgs si ssrsn
O'Clock. MCT
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paved up the alluvium of Cedar
Flat in response to those who con-
suited him. 'iAa
But Charley, the author and en-
bodiment of all these sacred oracles,
who psopled the different localities
mythologically and placed the ap-
proprists dsities in their places has
gone not crumblsd TO decay nor
yet torn out BY the roots in whirl-
wind, neither has he slid quietly into
his grave, but folded his tent like
the Arabs and silently stole away
to become Captain Of the Police at
Boise City.
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prepared u furnish all classes with constant
employment at home. the whole OF the time
or FOR the spare Moments. business new,
light and profitable. Persons Of either sex
easily earn from Soc TO IS per evening, and
proportional sum by devoting their whole
time to the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That all who srs
this notice may send their address. and test
the business, We make this unparalleled Of.
fer: To such rs are not well satisfied, Ne
will send 81 TO pay for the trouble Of writing
Full particulars, = valuable sample, which
win do 10 commence work on, and copy Of
The Peoples Literary Compsnion-one Of
the largest and best family newspapers pub.
lished all sent free by mail Reader, II you
Y. C. ALLEN CO., Augusta MAINE. Soma
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-13

JUDGE SANDERsos, Of the Supreme
Court Of California, has resigned,
and Gov. Haight has appointed
Jackson Temple to fill bis place.
The position was offered respectively
to Judge Joe Hogue aud Sam1 Will
son, Esq, Of San Francisco, both OF
whom declined.
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SherfH's Sale.

WY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
- sued out Of the District Court OF the
Third Judicial District Of the Territory oil
Idsho in and for tho County OF Owyhee, ton
aauuamsut docketed In .office of the Cicrk or
aid Court On tbs 10th day OF November, A. ID.
1881 70 me directed a2d duly attested on
the z1st day OF December, A. ID 1859, IN
cause wherein John A. Post and Edward
webb. cspartners, undsr the firm name OF
John A. Post 1 Co, are plsiniifYs,, and An
drew Schrader, Edward Hosp and -
Voxel are dsfeadasts, by which ! am con-
msndsd to make the sam Of Five Hundred
and Tveuty-rwo Dollars and Six Cents
1892 O6l damages, with interest thereon a.
the rats Of ten 10l psr csnt. per annum tnl
naid,-- together with. costs taxed II sixty
Seven Dollars and Sixty Eight Cents. and &C.
cruing costs, have levied upon all Of the
said defendants right, title, and interest,
Joint and several, In and 70 The following DC
scribed real estate and improvsnenta, lying
and bstng situats IN the Tearitory and Ceun-
ty sforessid, and bounded and described as
foliowx to- wit; ~ :.
Lots two three and Ave situated in the
town of Ruby City, in said Csusty, being
the sams lots uped which the City Brewery
nov stands, together with sAad Brewery
building and all and singular the tsnsmens,
hersditaments and appurfsnancss thersunto
belonging
Also that certain wooden buildinG situated
on the east side OF Jordan stree. Silver City,
nearly opposite the Snug Saloon, and upon
the fot bcasnging 10 the essass Of Jacob
Wsstsnfsldsr. deceased, said Building having
been erected by the defendant, Andrew
schrsder, and used By him ~ bsacksmi'n
shop. so -.
And notice is hereby given that On
Wednesday, the 18Th day Of January, sio.
at two O'Clock, p. H., at the coun nours
fitlc And interest OF said defendants. joint
and several, in and TO the above described
proosrty. or 20 much thereof - may be
suffieisss TO satisfy plaintids demand, inter
est and costs, at public auction for cash.
W. 8. STEVENS, Sheriff
BywH AxGkLL, Under Sheriff.
Dated December 18th, 1888. 3tS
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Company, Flint District, Territory Of
Idaho.-There are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock, on account Of As.
scssment No. o, levied on the fifth day Of
November, 1859, the several amounts sci op-
posite the names Of the respective shsre-
holdarS as follows
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And in accordancs with law, and an order
Of the Board of Trustees, made on the nfth
day OF November, 1859, so many shares Of
each parcel OF said stock ~ may be necessa-
ry, viii be sold at the auction house oil John
Middleton L Son. No SO Montgomery street,
San FRANCISCO, California, ON SATURDAY,
JANUARY Is. 1870, at 1890 r. r.. Of that
day to pay said delinquent assessment there.
on. together with costs or advertising and
expenses of sale.
IA WA WILLIS, Secretxry.
ofies No. 4l9, California street, Rooms
Nos. 10 and IL Hayward's Building, San
Francisco, California No
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BURxEsTKR passed through Dalles.
according to the Mountsineer, on
New Years Day en- route for Port
land.
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ON January 4th, near Elko. Neva-
da, Heacbey's stage was robbed
but only $50 was obtained.
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cddes nave been added 10 the nlSt0-
ry of the past since we first heard
the crack of Charley Barnes whip
and jokes. He and We were sur
rounded by many Of the same asso-
ciates, whom We still in another lat
itude delight to claim as friends.
Charley Was "dead broke " then,
and so were We, and no two men in
Idaho have held the even tenor of
their way, in that regard, with more
consistent regularity than we. 1t
behooves Us then to note the sudden
change that has come over our
friend q life, and translated him from
the most popular Of stage drivers to
the captaincy Of the Boise city police.
Our vcnsration il always excited in
contemplation Of ancient land
marks. An old church that has
tswered above its less aspiring fsl
low buildings in sunshine and storm
for half century, seen a generation
live its allotted time and pass away
becomes an object Of sacred interest;
the hand that would remove it or
mar its beauty is that of q vandal.
The old oak that sheltered US in
youth, put forth its leaves to tell Of
coming spring time and shed its crop
of brown nuts to mark the approach
of winter, IS each succeeding year
seemed then an age, lingers in MEM
ory still, and often in fancy do
We leap the large expnnse of miles
to rest beneath its honored shade.
mAud I viii work In prose and rhyme.
And praise thee more in both,
Than bard hath honored beech or lime,
Or that Thessalian growth
In which the swarthy ring dove sat
And mystic sentence spoke,
Thou venerated homestead plat,
And pasriarchal oak. y
The image of the gray-haired
Trophonius Of our childhood's ado
ration, whose Leb0dedn seat was at
the village inn, his voice an oracle,
and his person indispensable as the
land itself, for who SO competent As
be to hand to coming time the trsdi-
tions of the past, or point the won
dcring stranger to the spot where
first the woodsmen made their camp
| in that then far off western wilder
ness, Is deeper craven in the tablets
OF recollection than are those Of
warrior, sage or statesman of whom
we read in the lists of the great ones
of earth.
Knows not the weight OF sleep or WEAKNESS,
And nights deep darkness has no chain to
bind
His rushing pinions."
The church may have orumbled
to decay, the oak been torn out by
its roots in the fury Of the hurricane,
and the oracle Of the inn gone quiz
etly to his grave, but they leave
their impress on the souls Of those
who survive them, and the rscollec-
tion comes over us with saddening
effect.
Ysars roll on, and in the muta-
tions of this transitory life new 1850
Citations are formed, the new becomes
old, the domestic youth ofa quarter
of . century ago becomes wander
or, and in bis pilgrimages halts at
many . modern Delphi where new
idols are set up, and new oraclss
consulted, and happy has the stran-
ger been whose good genii has led
| him to seek counsel Of the Jupiter
! of the Dodonian shades OF Mountain
View, the Apollo whose harp rang
through the quivering foliage Of
Forest Grove, the Assculapius at the
healing fountain Of Cold Spring. OF
the sacred hemphian bull that
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SHADE SALOON
e. p. SJOWALL Proprietor
"M RE.OPENED WITH THE
N W z e A r
Enlarged and Improved,
AND rs NOW
The Finest Fitted and Most Tas-
tf1y ArrRuRed

tfIy Arrah8eU
Place Of Resort in Idaho.
1t never closes day nor night and is cen
stantly attended by Petite, Attentive
and Experienced Barkeepsrs.
~ No poor Liquors or Cigars allowed In
the house. Everything used is of the
Finest and Rest Bra nds. &tf
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The Tidal Wape OF deeper souls
Into our inmost being rolls,
And lifts us unawares
Out Of all meaner cares.
LonS5ssIoso.
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Dry Goods, Clothing Hats. Boots, ess.
according to quality.