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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-19
HENDERSON d. STAPLES.
$50 Congress Street, Portland, Maine.
ReadI the Following :

AsSesSA3 euO Ol1OWuzS
A certificate for tie benefit of the afflicted.
For twenty-five years bad suffered with Scrot.
par and Salt Rheum, Tor Tetter) Have paid Out
hundreds Of dollars, and been treated by several
frst-class Ply siciaDs, without benefit Some fouI
weeks ago, commenced using the University Med
icines. Al the time my forehead and head were
covered with sores and scaliness OF the skim also
my tongue was covered with small Ulcers. am to.
day tree from all the above troubles, and can most
heartily recommend these medicines to the afflicted
S. Q. MUNSEY, q Chestnut Street.
Portland. Jan. ID 1874
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II EenG STAMP foz Circular.
Zsectac Medical Gsa5tssnarys
SO TEE LADIES.
F5DR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, whe
need medical adviser to call at his rooms, Nc. Il
Presle Street, which they vii find ARRANGED Tor theil
especial accommodation.
Dr.. II. a Eclectic Renovating Medicines are unriysl
LED in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating eli
Female Irregularities. Their action is srecifc eud
certain Of producing relief IN short time.
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases Of CD.
strucons after all other remedies have been tried IL
vain. Ut Is purely vegetable, containing nothing 1
the least injurious to the health, sId may be taken
with perfect safety at all times.
Bent &c an sft os the country, with full directions
by addressing DR.. HUGHES.
isn1. 1s6xdSsys. no. IA preple Street Portland
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SAVE MONEY
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
For all the purposes of q Laxative
Mo1io;,,o

Perhaps no one medi.
cine is SO universally re-
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal
ly adopted into use, in
every countryand among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Pill. The obvious rea-
son is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more effec-
tual remedy than any
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Houses for Sale and to Let

HOUSES 1Or Sale and to LET.
49, On about every street in our civ. wbaro The
M purchaser can make his own terms Of navT amy
gA and rate of interest low for the balance Thors
chase Real Estate at ones own price as is now offer,
ed by us. ""oi'
GEO. r.. DAVIS Il ca.
marl5d2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

of Westminster, died, sincerely mourned, seven
years since, in this city.
Mr. Lyman retained to the last his cheerful
interest in all that concerned the welfare Of his
country or the community. lie attended con-
mencement at Dartmouth year ago, where, as
graduate of sixty-fye years standing and the
Oldest graduate present, he was the most noticed
Of the Alumni He took lively interest in the
growth and prosperity Of Burlington, ami in
many charitable objects, prominent among
which was the Home for the Destitute, to which
within few days past he made handsome
donation Of money He was one who fulfilled
with conscientious strictness his duties as
q citizen, never neglecting the important 4Gty
Of voting, even when gathering years AID weak
ness might well have excused him. lie
voted ,the Republican ticket in this city On
Tuesday last. and took the lveliest interest in
the result He attended the funeral Of his
nephex. Nh Elias Lyman, on wednesday, and
appeared in his usual health and spirits til
Fridsy, when his physical powers suddenly gave
WY. He sank rapidly, becoming SPECIFICS
though apparently conscious, and breathed bis
last exactly a: noon on Saturday. lie pas
sed away ripe II years and in the respect Of all
as patriotic and worthy citizen. sincere chris
usn' an uprigh. and useful man
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

At the last meeting of the convention Of the
Diocese Of Vermont the following canon was
adopted. Caron ]. Of the convocation of the
Diocese:
SIC. ]. The city Of Burlington, and the will
ages Of Montpelier, Rutland, and Bellows Falls.
are hereby constituted centres Of the Missionary
work of the Diocese.
Sc. 2 The Bishop of the Diocese shall assign
each Parish and Missionary station to one or
other OF these centres ; and may at any time
revise or alter sucl assignment if occasion shall
require.
SIC 8, The Clergy with one Lay Delegate
4toiA each Parish or Missionary station thus
assigned TO centre, snail be organized into a
Convocaiion, bearing the name Of the centre :;
and the Conyocation so formed shall have charge
q the Missionary work at tne stations thus COM
hinad, aad in such other fields as the Bishop
shall entrust to If.
SIC. / The Officers OF the Convocstion shall
lie Dean, who shall be appointed by the Bishop
and snail hold Office during his pleasure. and
shall Be the executive head Of the Convocaton ;
and q Secretary and Treasurer, who shall be
elected aunuallT by the Conyocation. The
Secretary shall be Clergyman the Treasurer,
a Layuaa.
Ssc. D. The Conventions shall be governed by
such rules rs they shall respectively adopt,
subject to the approval Of the Bishop and each
shall report, though its Desu, to the Bishop.
SIC 6 The Deans Of the Conyocations shall
constitute the Missionary Committee Of the
Diocese.
SIC. :. The Lay Delegates from Parishes shall
be appointed by The Festries Of their respective
Parishes.
The Lay Delegates from Missionary stations
shall be appointed by the Missionary or, if there
be no Missionary, by the Dean Of the Convoca-
ton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

The report that dangerous disease, of the
nature of dysertery, has broken out among the
soldiers of the French and Prussian armies at
Metz calls to mind an article which appeared in
the London Economist at the outbreak of the
war In reFiew of the comparative merits of
the French and Germans soldiers, the Economist
it made the following observations
The changed mode Of Prussian life has tended
to improve the physique of the peasautry, until
IN every respect but one their physical average
Is better than the physical average of French
men. Inc one reservation refers to a certain la
olllfy to disease Nothing il so difficult to an
ay as the cause Of this liability, which does
not seem TO depend on constitution but the
fact Is, we believe. certain that the Prussisn
soldier, with all his strength, is in a long CAM
paIgn lilble to break down sooner from bowel
disease than the weaker but wiry Frenchman
aud though the defect does not tell IN battle, il
does in any long series Of engagements.
Should the medical skill at the command Of
the eombaiauts, prove unequal to the task Of
checking this malsdy, its probable spread among
the Prussian solery may DO more to raise the
siege OF Metz than 4 succession Of French VIC
to,iss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

BBADLEY's PHosPHATE-Severe as the drouth
has heen reports from those who have used Brad
ey's Super Phosphate this season show that it has
given the usual invariably excellent results, full
ly sustaining the reputation which for the lasf
ten years 1t has been steadily building up. and
doubly repaying cost, under the most disadyan-
tageous circumstances.
not only has this Fertilizer yearly supp,anted
all other brands in New England. but through
out the country, especially in the Southern
States. where it has achieved such p reputation
that MIR. Bradley has been compelled to greatly
enlarge his works to meet the increased demand
One southern house estimates the demands Of
their trade for the coming season at ten thous-
and tons.
Mr.. BrAdley's establishment Is now one Of
the largest. if not the largest of the kind in ;he
world, having capscity to manufacture forty
Thousand tons per annum. A visit 10 Mr.. Brad
ley's Factory at Weymouth. Mass cannot fail
TO interest every Agricultural.
An inspection Of the materials. and the fscili
ties and skill employed in combining them would
convince every one of the genuine quality Of the
article.
Over two hundred vessels will be REQUIRED 10
transport the raw material and the manufactur-
ed article to and from his whsryes the coming
season.
Published testimonials from tie most dstin-
guished agricul'urists of the country, and direc-
tons for using the phosphate viii be furnished on
application to VIM L. Bradley, "a Broad 81 g.
Boston. DAILY Mirror AMI american. Man
chester N Fl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

Tug EvGrLuarcHT Case IN SALT LAKE CRY.
The telegraph has briefly reported the de-
struction by the Salt Lake Mormons OF a Cen
tile LIQUOR store. the details Of which are given
in letter to ;he New York Herald Paul En-
seibr,cat. q German Gentle, mas for several
years kept wholesale and retail LIQUOR estab-
lisament, in salt Lake city, and paid the town
1900 for licences within four years L1tely,
finding that the exorbitant licenses demanded By
the city we're eating up all his profits, be decil-
Cd 10 take our no more rtt,i licenses but to sell
wholly from the measure Being arrested and
fined. be rave bonds and appealed to the United
state. District Court. Finally, on Saturday,
the 9th ulr., M Engeibre;ht being out of
togp. complaint being made before an Alder
man that he was selling liquor without a license.
That otT,iai declared the establishment a NUS
spce. and issued warrant 20 the City Marshal
to seize and destroy the stock. This the Mar
shal did in the most unsparng manner. The
establishment Was completely Quilted. Mr..
EnEebrech;, on the 2J;h uit., went before Judge
Strickland, swore out a warrant for the arrest
Of the spoilers, and gave detailed list Of over
$4,000 worth Of goods destroyed. Accord
ingl7 the United States Marshal arrested the
police force, and the principals gave bonds in
SlO,Wo each, a the others in $1,000 each, TO
agsi; the action OF the Grand Jury. The Uni
ted States Marshal has sworn ia one hundred
special deputies, aud much excitement prevails.
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] he death Of our townsman job Lyman, FOL-
lows -'osely upon that Of bis kinsman Elias Ly-
man Job Lyman was born in northampton,
Mss. On the 9Th Of December l7Sl. and had
thus pa ,sed by nineteen years the three score
and ten which form the slotted limit Of mcrtals
He graduated in 1898 st Dartmouth College,
where he WIS the college mate Of Daniel Web
Ser he studied law at Windsor aud at Haver-
hill, y. H., and located for the practice Of his
profession d; Woodstock, where he spent the
prime Of his honorable and useful life lie
early became connected with various important
public Interests lie was cashier Of the Old
Vermont state B4nk throughout its existence.
He was president Of the woodstock bank for
many years lie WAS Court Auditor Of Wind
sor Co., for a long period. lie was member
Of the Goceruo.'s Council He was promi-
nent menter Of tie Congregational church.
snd vas active, industrious ana successful in
every public and private relation. he came to
Burlington ia 1850, retiring from all business
% spend the re Dainder Of his days with his son
Edward, whose afectionate care smoothei and
made pleasant the declining years Of his life.
HE wife, who was daughter Of Judge Lot Hall
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WI. IT. INNNU,
Deputy L. S. Marshal as Messens


/ the District Court OF the United States for the
Il District OF Nermont.-In the Meter Of Z +
itOrs Of said Bankrupt and ali Others xborn n
may concern The undersigned assignee Of the e.
tate OF said Bankrupt hereby gives notice that il
mas been ordered by the District Court Of said Dis
trict that the second and third general Ofthe
creditors OF said Bankrupt be held at the otce Of
5: H. Howell, in Peaeham, Caledonia County on the
IN cay Of Septenbo-, $50. at o'clock P. NJ, he
fore Abel Underwood Register in Baokruptcv in
sad District Tor the purposes nsme1 in the nth and
2sth sections Of the bankrupt Act Of Narch 2 1867
final account assignee Of said Bankrup, and that
atsaid time an place shall apply to "a d our, for
the settlement OF my said account and for Discharge
from ali lahlnty as assignee Of said estate In &c
cordance with the provisions 0f aid 2stb section
Dated at Barnet in said District, the , day OF
September, $50.
J. D. ABBOTT.
ilwlw A.si.,r.
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GAHEiEL1- DEsIsoS-At st. P.uVs Church. IN
Royalton. Vermont, Sept. s. 1870 by Bishop Bisseli
lsaa; D. fairfield, Of syrecu.e. New Yors 10 Miss
Clara Denisou. o. KoyS't u
HHtN-WAsaEuRN.-In Milton, sept sch by
XIV. [. c Tore, NJ. Cornelius Shean. and Miss
DIED.
LASrov.-ln nth Hero. Aug. 5.t Willie. only
child Of Myroa T. snc Mary e. La1d1n, aged seven
ut's.
LYMAN In this city, SATURDAY Sept. r.. Job
l. tnan, aged yesr.
WlLLATs.-In Sheibu-D, Sept. 18th C.-sius
ilAms a -ed s. years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

The September examinations Of appointees to
the military academy az West Point have result
ell 10 a similar slaughter to that which marked
the June examinations. OF the ffty-one young
men who presented Themselves only twenty-five
were admitted, most OF them falling in the rudi-
msntsry branches of education. like spelling and
grammar This shows Trea, csrelessness in
making the appointments.
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By 'Telegrap.
New York Market.

NEW York, Sept. IA pm.
COTr0N-Easier; sales i,T73 bales Of IN ddling
uplands at I9s.
FLOUR-Sales 1890 bbls; State and Western
SOLO cents higher; State 7j65 60 round hoop
Ohio i0a6 10; Western 75d6 10; Southern ; i56
Sis
GRAlN-Wheat sal cents higher; sales 50 600
bushels; No Spring 10; new / 20; No O4G
! u new "a Winter red aud amber Western / p
a 30 white Michigan 50; white Southern So.
Con frmer; sales $500 bushels mixed Western at
$. Oats without change Ohio 500 "a Western IS
PROFESSIONALISM lower rev mess 2s ol6ias -;
prime p O'H15 90. Lard firm steam I6i1!6i But
ter firm Ohio $50, State 2sGfi.
-HISkEY Lower; Western free Sass
RICE-Duil; Carolina tNq
sUGAR-FirI1er, Porto Rico Sati0it: Nu covado
standard lOi.
Enthusiastically; clayed a.
SPIRITS TURPENrINE-tirm AZ i0aiot.
RlSlN-Firmer az 100 for strained
PEIROLECM NJ Easier; crude -. refined 25iap25i.
WOOL-Quiet, domestic fleece i6d52
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I y the matter o. A. NJ Clark, Par Srupt-The IN
l. ersgned hereby gives notice that On the 10th
DAY Of September next at 90 o'clock A. H. he will
sci! upon the pre- ises - the chest bidder, the
following described real Estate. 70 Wit About II
acres % land called the Adds LIT " On North
Main Street. ant lvey Ell % the said A. VI. Clark
bankrupt. hy A. o Adds. biuel kellI-- All NJ.
". kellogg, filed Jan. oh '-6f. slit land and
huilcin-s thereon will L, sold Tree AMI clear Of al
incumoraaces, except e iecrec Of foreclosure OBJ
tanned hy said Acs aud neilo-gs sept , tn, 1869,
On WHICH there will be- iue sept 3I-t $500 the sum
of thl25. COCA and valid lie oi the property
will be given.
a. j. SAMSON, Assisree.
ST. Alb4rs, Au- is, .--l-IIw2w
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By Telegraph,


NV IVHhl ctf[. IL IN.
GOLD-Was much itrOlger to-day in con sequence
Of a general belief among the German banker. that
war must 20 The fuctuatiOns were regularly
upwsr:s and the market closed at ll4l the highest
point Of the dav.
GOV -RNAENTS - Continue quiet and steady.
Quotations
U. S. Is 81 coup...-.ti4t Do. 1867 reg Julv lilo;
- coup Of 6<.---.--lI3. Do 1865 reg. JuiyllO,
Us. 6's so cou '6i..Ilii 1910 coup. lnss
New issue.--.--..-...llOi
Pacific skies iildili, L. p. r. R. stock ,. a12-i
income bonus 7i;H74s land grant T0t,. first mort
gaze sG7i Central Pacific bonds s-,ass u.
p securities will hereafter be placed on regular coll
The Company official statement ows the aggre-
G'4,5l2 '
SOUTHERN SECURITlES-Dulla and unchanged
MONEf-More active al sac pr cent. some cur
rency 8 now shipped from ths city 10 New England
STERLING ENCHANGE-Dull at lU7iGltgL
STOChS-Nero more active this Afternoon. Tie
interest cen .erng 90 Reading ard \ J. Cent-al
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HANSON Z. LEWIS, Assignee.


THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE That on the 18th
Gay o. Apr A. y. i>'o, Warrant in bankruptcy
was Issued 5ainst tine estate Of Ioratia N Holmes
Of Springfield, IN the County Of Windsor and
state Of Vermont, who has heen adiuiged a Bank
ment Of any debts, and delivery If any
property belonging o. said bankrupt, 70 him or
Tor MS use, ami the transfer Of suy property
~ him, are forbidden by law. that e. meeting
Of the ereiitor, Of said Bankrupt, 10 prove their
debts, and choose one more Assiguees OF his e.
tate viii be held at Court Of Baukraptcy o. be
holden at the Hotel O.. Geor-s o. Henry, in spring
ned ~ The County of Windsor ami State of NeTuout
before a Underwood. ESQ. Register, on the 2I;I day
OF Sep,emhe-. A j. 1870. At @ o'clock F. II.
J. VI. SMALLEY,
lJu3W Deputy L. $. Marshal, IS Messenger.
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Ienal 9lotires.
~NUHI .IVI1sN ~
ALEXANDER DIVERS ESTATE.

ALEXANDER DIVERS ESTATE
STATE OF VERM0NT, ; To all persons con-
-,.-,,,- -,.,,.-,.-, 81. cerued in lie estate u
So Alexander Oliver, late
Of E.ssI, in sail District, deceased.
hEEETING.
Al Probate Court holden az Burlington, within
and for tho District % Ch.ttende1 on tie 9th day
Of Sept A.D $50. -n Instrument pu-portiug 20 be
the last VIII and Testament Of A.e1aader Oliver.
late ~ RsseN. To saii District, deceased, was
presented % the Court Aforesaid. for Probate. and
is ordered iy said Court thatthe +th CAY of Oct.
A. D. l-, az the Pro ATE Count Ro0fn- ia said Bur
Lngt d. be assigned fyr proving -s1 Instrument
ami thai notice thereof De gwen o. all persons con-
cernet, i'y publishing tis order three weeks sue
ces-ively 10 the burlington Free Press, a newspa-
per printed 90 said BU- utHn. previous . the time
appointed.
THEaEF0EE. you are hereby notified 90 appear be
fore said Court, al the time and place aforesaid, AID
contest the probate " said will it you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in SAID Dis
trIct this etA cay o.. opt. =. a.. 1870.
I-w3w T. r. WALES. Judge.
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HEzEkIAH Co,i>roCA.s ESTATE.

- III c4h - ~ ~ a \ a
WE. the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trct % Chttenien, C0muls- onors o. receive exam
and adjust the claims AMI demands 0'Gll persons
a-ainsttle estate 90 IiszeAial CJm.t c., iate Of
Saelhuru in said District deceased. ..nd also all
claims and demands exhibited IN offset thereto. ard
SIX months from the iay % the date heruf heinz A.
lowed by said Court fur that purpose. We 90 there
fore hereby give notice that gFc wi. attend o. the
business of our appointment az ,he -esiteucc If
Mr.. Charlltc' +. Coms-ocs, 10 >helbu-u
in sad Distr -. On the second St-u-'avs ~ sep
tember and January next az 900 o'clock i. 81, On
each o. said DAYS
Dated this lith day OF Auc It A. y l~.u.
6toRGE sANToN, Commissioners.
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able Ohio. Virginia and Pennsylvania Xxx and XXX
at . a SIC; fair XS Ohio at SOC; medium aad y
grades do. at ~ n 49c; considerable Wisconsin and
Michigan al q n Toe; and Western heeces from %
a 47c z n. Combing and DeLains feeces In
demand and firm, with sales at 81 20 $50 Y II and
lot Of 500 rs Canada combinS sold at 5ge v n.
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n BANkRJPTCY.-Distr Of Vermont, sat
Il St Adams, the 29th tay Of Aus u-t, A II. 1870.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment a Assignee Of Chas. H. Cha zu0n Of St Adams
IN the County OF franklin, and Sta;e Of Vermont
rupt upon creditors petition, By the D strict Court
Of said District
i0v'w HANSON EuTs
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Es-Ey CLASSICAL ISsTITUrE-The Fall Term
lpsuel with eighty scholars and a music class Of
tEeaty-;wo-the largest ever in the school
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While tearing up the plAnking of a bridge IN
Fair Haven recently, a. instrument WAS found
that is used by burglars to hold a drill while
drilling into safe. 1t was carefully wrapped
up in oil cloth, and it is supposed to have been
placed there by parties who undertook to rob the
bank in Fair Haven in the spring Of 1862.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

Tag GRAND suEgEIsE.-The gray-hairef can
hardly believe their eyes when they see their vhi
tened locks restored - their pristine beauty hv e
clear an1 transparent fluid. Phalon's Vitalia or
Salvation for the hair is tho article 10 question ana
l. free from any sediment.
sid BY all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

A CoSIRAsr-Las, year, great deal Of corn
was not ripe at this time, AID good many
fields would have been ruined by L heavy
frost. This year, corn, in many instances vas
Gu, up nearly two weeks ago the season being
much more forward.
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STATE OF VERMONT, , T. al persons en-
.-.- - ce-nei i1 Che estate Cd:
DISTRICT '' lai17sNnFN' So ll.ss Lyman lat
O.. surl rg;9n in -ad District, deceased.
uEEEr1NG
~ Probate Court aolien at Darlington, within
and for the District u Chit:eliel, on the lith day
Of 5 p-. a. u. 1870. al Instrument, purD1rtIu- 10
be the last VIII AMI Testament % k.ias Lyman
late Of BurHnEt 70. in said District. deceased,
vs. presented % the Court aforesaid. r. PROBATE,
ard t is ordered by said Court that the 9Th day II
October, "A. ID. 1870, at the PROBATE Court Rooms
ia SAID Bur. inE.eu, be a. get ilr proving said
Instrument. and that notice the.e,- be given % al
persons concerned hy publishing th.s ,-let three
weeks successfully In the lurugt"l Free Press,
3 -ewspgper printed At said Eurilu gtoa, previous
o. the time appointed.
THEEEFcEE, you aye hereby notified T. appear
before said Court. 1T the time aui ace aflrsslig,
and contest the probate ~ said will, fyou hsve
cause.
Given under ny hand az Burlington. in said Dis
trict, this 3 p tar % Septem1er, A ID l~7f.
~ 4 = WALES Lul.e.