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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-07
III: cTden C0nnty.



We give below the figures Of the appraisal Of
1865, at which the real estate Of the several
towns in this County has been set into the Grand
List for five years past, together with the
figures of the present appraisal, as reported by
the Listers Of the several towns, at their recent
Convention. They will be found Of much inter
est. We add a column, showing the per centsge
Of increase for each town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-07

CoySunlAL OsFLE,sASTNEss 80 At Kur-
rAxp.-The Troy Press coutainson account OF a
little domestic affair that occurred in Rutland
on Tuesisy last. in connection With one frice'
a member OF Ida Lsslies Troupe. a man ny
the name Of Mcbride caught his wife aud Price
in room together under circumstances ths'
would bear gooi deal Of explanation anu the
result Of the matter was, Prise got good pound
ing, and the wife vas sent home to her parents
in Vergenues
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING o. the stoeSholeer- Of
/ the Vermont = Canada Railroad Co pany will
be hold st the Weldon House, st Adams Vermont
on Thursday, tbs 20th day Of Cc.aber neat, a. :
O'CLOCK p NJ, for the election Of Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the Transaction 81 such her
business ss may properly come before Id meeting
By order Of the d recLOTs,
VT Canada R r, J. ". NEWTON.
Office, st Albsns Vt. Clerk Vt Canada
sept 10Th, lsTit H. r. Co
dAw TO Oct 20
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ID Llnsingbursh. did this BY my own hand
Rum is the cause. have but one regret ; that
is my wife; for she has been wife to me in
every sense Of the word but | cannot live any
longer, for am tirtd Of life So now, farewell
TO the world.
FRANK NUrTIxG
write this en- the top of the rail Bury me
in my clothes. as | am. 1 am not worthy Of
sbroud or coffin. have twenty-five cents in
my vest pocket Send that and the other things
to my wife as before directed, have brother
at Johnsonville. hope he will shed one tear in
memory, and then let me be forgotten
FAther-I wish l could live to fulfll your
hopes and wishes, but cannot Oh Rum
Rum Rum
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NJ a I .
listers ,sayeu.is..
Observation-Disclosures. -... .-...
Observation-Disclosures IT,. go,
-. - - 80 ~ u ,-l,'
.t..-..- IN,
r...----,---...-.'---.-l.. -'----
-. ~. So
Burlinet1l-C. J. Alrsr.
Co.clester-s a. Weston
C-aTlot'e-H- Il, e. l.. LaA'7nNo-'7.
H H.. d. Ia ID
Hultngi5n-E. +. Jalsa1
Jsr.1h7-L. I. Lane
5...--5 b b. : "a l1 ,.i
s7s-su-p-U Real
South Bariington-El. Ysn 7....ee.
"a ~ icy
Wes.s5ri-Ge, Rs-rl
Wil.stoa-R b Fay.
Mr.. Laae Of Jericho, presented ta, aFgsz-
q that town as ratsttu,e for the oue-ta.ri
valuation, preseatei at the former meeting by
The present appraisal, farming lanls are vt.aai
at M average OF St-.ss.
A. rr..t--. .r. ..5 ....
l'-.''l'' VI --771A' 500
oi The listers @. Esser ~ts TO a1p-A.se property
n what they thought IL would sell tr a.
..,--f,r They .is.---aI o., Oct .4.-,. 1-s,+ tho
.--
NA'17 'i 'De properly --9'' 9'7'A-' '.' .'''-
ing lands. Yer acre, was @lall
Mr.. S,Dle-soD of Milton .-l.eI t.s- ia sr.-
..t . -.... --..
o. the property
j Lqudou Of HEesaur.l stated that they
mad, ,ls;- ,-,,s-s,r al. What +s -, ,F-,,l1 s.1I
l'' '1" -'""' w .'-'ss ".' -1 '7 '-'"
sold oa iong time Their average rer acre. for
flruias isnis. was $3.50.
Nc N.s,-. Of p.,r.-.-,,l s....l .t.,.-.s. -,-
's-l'eu TO aPprAse '-e'r Fs'. '7a-7 '1i i-' us
cash value Their average per acre, ui farming
land was 1924
v-.--- .-.-
APPRAISED AZ about WHIST d "on-i 1il1s i.r e's'-
average per acre Of farm lands, al91
Mr. ,.sai said the, had raised .r. ir--sis,-
.s1--i.-l.-. S.. ...-.... .,..t--.l.
va INV -''-' ''o-' '' wv f-' ''- '
ive years 20. They intended O. apr-al-a land at
f-ato ID # its actual cash value average rer
-r.
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SHErARD, DAVIS & Co, are to fill in a portion
Of the space between Nye's dock and their lum-
Ter yard, at the foot Of King street, and use the
ground thus made for riiing lumber By this
means we shall be rid Of the most filthy nud
hole in that part Of the city.
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FINGER ToRS DRIVE learn that dis
tcessinC accident occurred 90 a gentlemen about
81, wears Of age. On the mail train a; Waterbury,
Monday evening While in the &C, Of Jumping
from the baggage car, ore IF his fingers caught
in ,5e fastening Of the dor AMI was literally
torn FROM Lis hand.
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REMOVER

J + " ELRY STOyE.
I HAVE REMOVED NY SHOP from stan,on
4 pace 70 my brick house ou North u, a short
distance west 81 the old Geo etery where will CON-
tinue 70 DO watch clock repairing az usual in the
best workmAnliRe manner
thankful fer all pet fasoTs, hope 10 merit a
continuance Of the same az ny new placs of husi
ness.
L. PRHNAU
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.,-,LIxarox AND VICINITY.

Rrcuxoxp.-M Monday POO tubs Of butter we're
,ol5 in Richmond, bringing from SO to 40 cents
,e- mound. sad 200 boxes Of cheese. from 10 to
y cents.
R1cavoxD-At the Catholic Fair, held at
Rlnsom's Hall, in Richmond, September 2oth,
over 40 hundred dollars were realized. The
Richmond Cornet Band furnished ez ,e,leut music
for the occasion.
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FAther-l wish could i've 10 fulil your
hopes and wishes, but cannot Oh Rum
Rum Rum
RUTLAND COUNTY FAIR.-We learn from the
Herald that the Fair in Rutland County was
very successful. The display of cattle and
horses was unusually fne, while Floral and Ne
chances halls were highly creditable Capt. A.
5. Cook of Brandon, acted as chief marshal, the
same position filed 50 acceptably by him at the
recent State Fair in this city. The principal at
traction Wednesday was the achievement of Geo.
Frost Of Troy, n. 7, who walked ten miles on
the track in one hour and forty minutes. He
appeared on the track at ore O'Clock and
the first mile in o - minutes; second
in 10; third in IL fourth in 10 II; fifth in 10;
sixth in 10; seventh in 10; eighth in 10 II;
ninth in TO-; tenth and last mile in minutes
The ten miies was made il the one holr ard for
ty inmates to a second. The pedestrian showed
more yigor and strength in the last mile even
than in the first. There were the usual mum
her Of horse races for society purses The an
nual address was delivered by Henry Clark
SclayruIc.-Prof Young OF Dartmouth Col
lege, on Friday, photographed oaeof the pro
tuberanccs on the sun, q scienti, triumph never
before accomplished. He did it with a telescope,
assisted By speetrosocpe
ExrES,lyE SALE og CAnauGrs.-we would 81.
rec; attention to the advertisement Of Charles 2. .
Gray in another column. who announces 70 sell at
Public Auction, the l.ti irs., superior stock Of
carriages AID buggies. Mr.. cray does ss god work
Is any clrrage mandatory in the cluatry and we
feel sure that the stock unon which he pr5po,es 10
sacr.G'e Will afford good bargains to those who
purchase. Mr.. Gray takes this method Of closing
out his large stock, TO make room flr an extensive
manufacturing Of Carriages during the winter
months. All 20 want Of carriage would t7 we'll 70
tase slyan;l-s Of such an opportunity.
TaE Wo5D S.l5DoSr." which is Cos, ecoming
o h1u.eheli word is derived from tine Greek aud
composed 9ftF1 words, S0l and up1Nrfs. 500 90
translated. meas O. p-es-rg'. ana odolt.s.' tle
teeth S'zoD ST. e pr server Of tAe teeth A-t
is tras g. lbs Eauo.
"sFALrNa'- s1ur' will meni your vays or
anything else tia needs -ert.n-.
Many suffer rather thar tlks naa5c. -s us-i..aas
AIi who utter from coughs colds, irritation o, t.e
bronchial tubes or teuGcacy o. cIasuu a-l %. viii
find 10 Dr.. Hi'tr's B1'tdu of Hia chang remedy +.
IS agreeable O. the palate "a efsetu-. in rem wing
disease. The Balsam i- a pleasant remedy t asa
sii. remedy % j. powerful remedy --.- speedy
remedy j IS remedy t'iat cu-e..
Every person haaji ac lay,' in thought =.ri
a.2 4esli O. sH good 'iari-i.-t a- ours a-l .
lection. Ns oh. rut ssy chat using be.ue'- NGz
OIL ir curing go. SIS A.. pam rl compliant Is ta'
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CONSULTATION FREE.

~. SMYTH hA. TIRE honor u presenting below
feS Testimonials selected from many thousands Of
similar La u7o, from parties o. the Ri ;tes; res
pe't4b'lty an position ga the c.ie in whca they
reside.
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0he 3aarhf.s.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAHaEr.
FOR TIE MEEK ENDING TUESDAY,, Cr5i, j5-a


AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK At EAREEr.
THIS week, i22S ai9
Last wees, i-l1 if0iI 1870
Vermont ai-f
Prices Of Market Bcef-Extra $500 n 1925. drs,
quality s. 0l a u 50. I'd quality g 90 N 80 aoa
81 quality s. Ol "a $ So.
Prices Of store Cattle-Wor6iaE Oxen, per pair.
$50 .2F1 $50 a 81
sach Cows and Calves from 80. So. 80. q S..
ieariin-s, 81 a. so; ;wo-years old So a --
three years old 80 "a 80.
Pricesof sheep and Lainhs-In lots, 81 10, s. s.
90. 9 a s. 80 each extra 81 a 81 70 or from al
spring Lamts s. oo0$i5o.
Veal Calves g AZ 81.
Prices Of Hides Talos and Skins Hide, - p b..
Tallow Il Sc = Do.
Pelts 20 a Soc each Calf Stins16 o. I-cPA.
Prices Of Pouitry-Extra l6i a lee p.ime Do. a
lfic good ~ ~ Ice. medium -. 70 see, poor %
medium &C e r.
EEMARkS.
Cattle-The market for cattle has not psrcepubly
improved AID, in fact trade is quiet with small cat
tie Some ie9 lot' Kept over fro las; week % or
binary stock Butchers anticipate receipts As large
at Brighton as last week, and we're buying light and
bid low Many bought more last week than they
disposed II. fsw good oxen we're taken by lead
in butchers at fair prices. J Cooper sold oxen
at Sl3 e cwt dress ll,0 rs elcn snail cattle from
"a D c a 20 Quiulan sold oxen ~ $3.50 p cwt
ayesl e live from 500 to 1901 rs three year old
hei!ers a. g. r cEt. 81 shrink II Soilace sold 3
three and four year old steers at go 5JF cwt, 81
shrirk; Heifers and cows from 20 NJ 10 a cwt 2
cows AZ loc 2 n. Houghfon & Wilcox SOLD % good
4 .ers at 81 Y cwt, dress 1ll ihs raised and ted
Merrill Of Bridplrt- VI oxen st si2 50 2 cwt,
dres' go lbs each DO two ODDS 81 iuc y b. dress
$50 lbs each B Dow sold ~ small cattle 10 Mr.
Jewett at s. 2 cEt, dress 80 rs each oxen 1T sl2
I'D q cwt, dress 1919 lbs each.
Sheep and Lambs-NO. q1ita a. plenty, ami the
fee az is slightly improved, respects quicker
Eaies and nice selections, &c p D NAV b ADDED TO
former rates. G W Be;kNeth ID 2lo lambs at 81 81
y head. " II HOyt sold l3i sheep and lambs at g
- = head. II Jordan sold tOu sheep and lambs at
&C y 70, average % Tbs. T Parker s1ld Il3 lambs
at 81 81 2 head X Woodward sold " old Sheep
at 81 40 Y head.
Poultry-No lack Of poultry, Dealers are well
supplied in the city. and this morning there
two tons live at lc OF on all grades.
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Ek07FE TESTIMONY
o. Or. Suvt''s Suc~5s,
Nv ELLINGTON,

ENDORSED nv C. II. BLoDeErT. ESQ,
Or h' FIRM y c. Blal3eH & Son.
Darlington VI. sept .ith, I--0
Das. LleWHill & surru. Ggy1LEaES On
seeing the Testimonial C,I. e. e. Greene Of the
Boston Post as -dvs-tsst ia tho Bu-ins- o Free
Press. vl' led 20 e7a,8i yoa IN relation deaf
nsss in my right err, which was tae result 90 &C.
we're cold caught abau. a4lr-u5Htts AZ. The s.n-
gle operation yau have performed g entirely sue
ee ''li and my helrirs isapparen ly fully restored
Very respectfully
T.. BILL,
ofws.t ropshar Orange County. u
ie-d.-.e rho above statement e.;a pleasure. iai-
ins itasy neasa. DIS. L'-bafI aai sa.,ts.
e.. Il. B-nr6ETT
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The listers Ca.uenlea County met again
In ,arc,a Teeday. AID, a viii be seen
-a -asr icy ut ir another column, failed again
agree upon any basis .f appraisal for real es-
.s.s4ll adjourned vitiau. day Their discus
a. brought into strong light the inequalities
ari injustice Of the eKis,iu- system o.. app-ais-
ias real estate. The matter now gees to the
legislature Cor settlement Som. uniform
standard clearly nu.- Dee established by the
State, or as things are zie- oa ihs-e will he
only coalusisa wor-- eal..ualal iu the future.
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.iHt-.;'A tSuE'! sct:i-
TRIAL or nARsHALL GOFF-HIs STATEMENT IS
CqUpT

.iH'i-..'A SSuG'! sot:i-
TRIAL or nARsHALL GoFF-HIs STATEMENT II
COURT.
The following is the statement made by Mar
shall GoI in Lis trial for the shooting of Albert
Harris:
Have lived ia Richford years last April.
Left the service some six months before close of
Of the war. Commenced duties as Inspector OF
Customs August 10th, 1863. Have known
Harris some FIVE years-or from the time | went
there. Previous to the time | became Inspector
had had no trouble with him, except little
when he factorized on ne some SD due Mr..
Royce. This was in 1865 After | began as
Inspector | met Harris several times, coming
from Canada Had made efforts to examine his
team. On last occasion Of meeting him before
homicide he said Sc How are you Marsh - l
made MIN no answer. He said, - You son Of
bitch, if you ever stop me III put a hole through
you This was sunday night before this Oc-
CURED
Tine witness here detailed in = sort Of ram
bling way at considerable length how he chased
Harris that Sunday night It was Of no interest
until they came together, and that was the oc-
casion when the language just referred TO was
used.
Had heard from other parties of threats. Geo
Corliss had advised me not TO cross the line for
Harris would kill ne. Have had similar init
msti0ns from Nj SSsetanl. Had hired teams
OF him. Oue night he said 70 me Marsh they
are laying for S.las Carpenter, Mr.. Holmes or
yourself q don't remember which, and y9a'N
get knocked over 80 7 pooled At it and made no
further replg, DeForrest Carpenter gave me
similar warning. lie toll me / must never lay
for Harris icr be would poke NE over. Harris
was 81 his oiGce and bought q psir Of gloves
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.A-"-A.i'N N''A-A Ae--i. -''sAA A---
Ps--uEST s-ELl ApHErs---oae OF tie most
f..-.s.Io.- f..tlres .l tl.s fair va. ae 80 ires-
49,. -,-.....-. ,,-.,- - tina I-..,,,.,..,,- ys--
%. 1-, vAi'h Va- -eH'eIti ehHrey Wi,i'u' As',F
.sa delighted and s..eatire aliianes-the larry
s. ,t,+ ys -,.a,r,,s- .esi,r irwin, silent sItsr-
-..--....,..-.- ..;- IVA.
'.-
speaker URGED at length WIN e'e't -'rce' me
importance cC education TO Tie farmers. lie re-
marked AT tine commencement Of lis aliress that
the lest crop which frme-s raise IS, with one
c.,eu,ion. the cropo boys To make these boys
good farmers. or better, gool. strong AM cult
ystel -,a, -bood be oac Of thc farmers chief
oiie,-s fr life. TO make good farmers and strong
men tbes. bows should he educated lie heard
Il mid 8. times that education tends TO make
boys lazy but be denied that education ever
made an Industrious boy less industrious. It
did. indeed sometimes iudaee him to choose
more proui.iug and more lucrative fields Of labor
md in these be ezertei q more powerful influence
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STATE OF VERMONT. [ Tie Hon. Probate Court
District Of Chttendcu,s f1rthe District Of Chtien
den.
To ali persons intsrts.ei IA the e-tate Of Patrick
fanley late Of Bsr fnston sail District. deceased.
GREETING.
UrEFREAS. sail Court hath assigned the lith day
w OF tct. next for the settlement Of Tia
administration accounts of tic Gdminisrtar Of the
estate o. said decca 81. ana decree II the rcsi1ue
or sad estate the heirs n said deceased,
ani cr erred liant public notice thereof be
given To all persons Interested n said os-
tate. by publishing tHis order three weeks
successfully urtvi1:s g. the day assigned
in the Burlington fr,s Press. q newspaper
printed IN Burlington, in said J. strict.
THERE Re- you are helyh notified O. appear az
the Prostate Court rooms u busiiogton, IN the -ay
assigned then and there % coltes, the allowance Of
sliG account, IL you sec cause.
Given under ny hand, this ct dcy Of September,
A D. 1870.
!sEw TIE WALES, Judge.
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z = : ~ r Z! l.
MERE =,


NOTICE.
rTUiS is q forbid anv person from harhoIing or
trusting my son Velurus Ellsworth on my ac-
count.
A. Il. ELLSWORTH.
Undernill Centre, Oct 6th, ls-0- 5w3n
y the District Court Of the United States. F0r
L tie District Of NermOnt-ln the matter Of y.
Davis Woodwork Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy.-To
whom It may concern The IN tersignet hereby
gives notice ofhis appointment as Assignee OF +.
Davis Woodwork Of Bloomington. in the COnnty II
Bennington and State ofVermOnt within said Dis
trict, woo has been a1igdged b Bankrupt upon his
own petition.
Dated at Bennington IN sli / County 4 Bennins
ton the 9Th day Of eeDtenhe A. D. 1870.
GEORGE A NATrLES.
liw3W Assignee.
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'INN'SI MEDICAL SoCIErT. The fitty-segsath
annual session Of this society will be held at
Montpelier on Wednesday and Thursday, October
l''h aud 2o;b. The presidents address will be
delivered on the evening Of wednesday. Reports
o. cases III practice Of the committee on cpl
DENIES and papers on various medical subjects,
will be presented during the session. By gene
raj arrangement. the railroads Of the state ear
~ all perslns going to Montpelier durinr III
session Of the lesslat re for fare one wav.
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aELLWUTa COLLEGE.
\. 2.

..THg INSTITUTE PAMPHLET CAsE.o The
host apparatus Cor preserving Pamphlets. Papers,
sermons, L5zal blcus4enls. &C., with an index for
easy r. O. eues, is necessity 10 every library, and
d. irr sale n this city by
C. o. FRENCH q co.
aurii Ai-t-LSwtl
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GREAT AUCTION SALE

GREAT AUCTION SALE
Oh
- '.O" worth OF Furniture.
The furniture Of the Missisquol SPRlNGs HOTEL
VIII be sold &C PUBLIC AUCTION in the Village OF
> L Alrans, Vt, commencing on Tu-sday the 18th
day OF October, l-70 at 70 o'clock \. NJ This fur
niture u nearly new and in fine condition aud S.
eeted from the bes' manufactures and consists Of
Be'stsais and Beds. Blankets and Linen Sofas.
Chlirs and Tables Carpets and Rugs Glass
and Crockery Ware, Kitchen Utensils, Knives,
Forks, and great variety Of Silver Ware and
other household Furniture.
SALE POSITIVE.
ROBERT KINGSLEY, Auctioneer.
81. Albans, Sept. 3, ls.0-d4v3v
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STATE OF VERMONT, To 81 persons con a,
DISTRICT % cHiIf-ADkS' Joo Lyman, late Of
Burlington. in said Distr ct, deceased,
GREETING
Ata Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittender on the zst GAY ~
San.srab-r a ID ism an ISsrRUMENT Durp0rting to
he the last WILL and TEsrAaE>T OF Je'L man.
late Of Burliagtou, in said District, deceased was
- n Il rered nv ,aid Cour. that the 18th day 81
a .tobsr. A. d. 1870 1T toe Probate Court Rooms IN
aid Burlington ae AL COED for proving 'ala insiru
soos Concerned BY publ shing this order three
geek successively ia the Darlington free PTess.
a reWspaper printed at ssid Burlington previous
TpTREsoEE. YOU are hereby notified % appear
before aid Court n inc tine snd place Aforesaid,
sod contest the probate Of said will Il sua have
Given IN Ter ~ baad a. Burlington. IN said Di'
,rtc,' fhi- p st day Of September. 4. d l-Id.
rgxaw T. T. WALES, Judge.
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Across TaE LAKs.-The First Presbyterian
Church Of Pittsburgh has lately placed hell
on their new church edhoe which it is claimed
E one-haf ton heavier than any other bell north
Of Troy
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W1sr NIlroy-Ihe Lamoile Valley cheese
factory Of West Milton, received in June $751;
I5- Ias o. milk making 1927 lbs cheese.
Amount Of sale 81 factory S45l6io. Also re
,siysi il the meath Of July 800. SOY las- Of milk
making z.o.. .bs of cheese. amount q sales
r-;5s month q. tbenctery, 7f.24i-l. Whole
amount rs,-ss lr Nay June and July, sl2.-
aiar ur a7e nov on hand about 500
.-s,-e ~ August ana September make
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Il District of Vermont In mo r,.f,e- r. AZ. Us. '.c
, Stanley, Estate m Bankruptcy To The &C.
toIs o. sll Bankrupt and ali othe-, whom h ma,
Of said bankrupt, hereby siveS no.i-s tbe. t. -
neeh .Tdered by the District Court Of said p!st-ct
inst the second and thirt general meeting OF M
Of Lawrence 3 Buruap. iD Eu-lin,to-, r',irt.,-.o
Nouh'y On t'e ith day Of October $50 AZ tu
oeioGk a. r., he.aFe L. L Lawrence, Register
purposes named in the z7th AMI l-fb see+ia,s ~
the bankrupt act OF March , 1907 And ms il
als1 to give notice. tiat ] have filed nv final
at said time and place ! snail annlv 10 sai4
Court ior the settlement OF my siid account. and
Tor discharge from all liabilities as Assir7ee M
18Th section.
Iated az sheldon, .a said District; Tie 9Th dar o..
September, 1899.
JOHN F. DRAPER.
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8anhrunt Slotifes.

me District Court Of The United States for the
Vs. G'7I H OF Hermontln the matter Of George
ne,it,o, Ls Pt-SGtiee is hereby given ths:
Wszt -, T s oseh hied in said Court, BY George
W 49,, ol providence, Rhode Island, cluiv dcclir-
~ t5 under the Act of Congress Of March
ri 80 Ior discharge and certificate Thereof fr,
al bis debts and other claims provsll ei, iroii
81 anu mat the LIST day Of November $50 ar IN
10 4. H. before the Hon. D. A. Sn,lley, Jad
t0n' Is assigned for the hearing Of mo 80, 49,
Where al creditors who have proved their ehts i
oenel persons IN interest. may attend and sI@vy
cause, II any they have why the t,r,,,e.- : 9"
tti0n should NOT be grsntsd 10y % va '''- pc
$50. p y S,f,I I CIV o. sept.
IIW3w -i-ri N4erE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-07

Sclzyuuc-Prof Young OF Dartmouth Col
lege, on Friday, photographed aeof the pro
tuberances on the sun, g scienti, triumph never
before accomplished. He did it with a telescope,
assisted By speotrosocpe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-29

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nwN YOUR HOME
WEST FLUSHING.

WEST FLUSHING.
90 10 the once near the depot At West Flushing
(open all day, Sundays incuded)
I, coats only neen cents each way for rsrosd fare.
and 10 commuters lees than 81 weekly OF including
risgs, els per week.
Nearly 2ooo Lots have been sold already since this
be,u,,u, village wa. nrst opened TO the pue''o' IL
now contains over 100 dwellings. and sresdy live
settlement far e1ceine all others In its natural ao
ysntsses, ~ well ss its nne Improvement
Heed this advice and 70 81 once 10 WEST FLUSH
INC. The price 10 only
$500 PER LOT,
Payable go monthly and no interest TO pay No Auc-
t,oneers fees no other expenses Deeds given at once
n full p.ymen, 10 made at time OF purchase aud an
allowance Of 5 per cent. for c"h. -
AMER the nrst payment Of $40 the purchaser can occu
nv and build upon the lot he desires and then pay on
monthly Women can purchase lots In their own names
An who would be independent OF Landlords or seek 70
invest their money safely and probably are Invited 70
70 and examine this offer at once. MAPS nee ~ tne
once a, West FLUSHING and also OF the undersigned
BENZ W. HITCHCOCK, PubiisAer),
"A Beeyman It,, New York.