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srL,s wuuTcour.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
rrs,r,,-r , ,,.-. - Probate Court, for the
w. ~ District ol ChittcndGn-
gthe heir and all persons interested In the estate
~ Slas Whiteomb, late OF California, County u
Sacramento. deceased
GREETING.
NJ HEREAS, application hath been made to this
w Court in writing. by the admin strator Of said
estate pray M fora license and authority sell the
real estate % said deceased Including the reversiOn %
the widow dover therein for the payment OF debts,
and charges ~ administration. and setting forth
therein the amount Of debts due from the said de
ceased the charges of adm uistrItiun the amount OF
personal estate. and the stult Of the real estate
Nnereupon, the said Court appointed and ASST gned
the 1th day uf December, A. d. Is72 az the Probate
Court rooms In said District, % hear and decide
upon said applica and petition, and ordered
public notice thereu. 90 Dee given 90 an persons
interested therein, hy publishing said order taEeth
or with the time and place - hearing. three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Pres a news
paper which crculates lu the -htorh0od % those
persons Interested n said estate. all which pubicu-
tons shall Dee previous Co the dIY ass -ned FOR
hearing.
Therefore. yuu are hereby not fed % appear before
said Court 40 The time and place ass -nel. and then
aud there % said Court. tl mako your COB sct.1us u
The granting Of such license. Do You $50 cause.
Given under my hand, 90 tle Probate Court rooms.
this 18th day ot November A. y. l--}.
4lwJ r. g. WALES. judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

Rutland Railroad scrip is selling in Bos-
ton ATS to 96, and in demand at these
figures
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

The contest in the French Assembly was
re-opened Saturday by member protesting
against the vote on NJ. Duiaure's motion,
for a committee of thirty, and after heat
ed debate resolution was passed, by vote
of 305 to 800, censuring the minister of the
interior for receiving addresses from NUM-
cipal councils encouraging the President
during the present controversy Lefranc,
the minister censured, resigned Immediate
ly. \ cabinet council was held Sunday
and all the ministers offered their resigna-
tons, but excepting Lefranc's none were
accepted. NJ. Theirs again intimates an in
tention to resign, and once more there is a
crisis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

We learn that Belle Britton " one of
the most valuable breeding mares on the
Vermont Stock Farm, died of dropsy on FRI
day last. She had been previously suffering
from the epizJotic."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

-'''' -'+N at.fiAAl l3 10 nave IL rf
stored
We learn that Belle Britton one of
the most valuable breeding mares on the
Vermont Stock Farm. died of dropsy on Fri.
day last. She had been previously suffering
from the " epizJotic"
Addison County Court commences its De
cember term on Tuesday next. His Honor
Chief Justice Pierp5int, presiding. The
docket is not large and hut one criminal is
confined in the county jail.
BurTre ANu Poul1BY There were shin
ped from Nergcnue- on Monday a3I2I
pounds Of poultry and 81 pounds of but
Ter. From New Haven there were shipped
HOES pounds of poultry and 7.392 pounds
Of butter
A good example is set by the Ri,er,iew
Military Academy, whose board of govern
ment declares that "the reading Of dime
uu'el,and other peSuIent literature is pro-
hibited. Such books are uuhe~itatinsly
burned whenever found"
John Ray of 81 Adams. eat hi, throat
with razor Friday morning. Ga~he, were
ou either side of the iaryux DR. W,rot
was enabled {, stop the blood and sew up
the inci-i1n~ before the man ,ya~ to, much
f'S''"''''
FIRE Al FAmnx-At2o O'Clock >lturda,
morning the hardware store, in Fairfax vii
lage. owned bv Lester c. Hicks Al Co.. to-
gether with all its contents. consisting of
wood and coal stoves, tin ware. collins.
baskets, &c. wa, consumed hv fire
ne gong loo, '''1 -''Il'5r' extending ON
'" "''' anu i-''H'
',"l' ND'ii-- '''g
80 ~ rs i-''- MS '''''I'''' pro
'' '''' '''"' '''
To-, .,,--1;.-,.. r-..I... -. t.. emil.
...-l.. N H., m 'a g I
-. IL
.....,.'l', ',,'.t' '''.' ''''.' ''''
-. -, .. w. -
..'' i.'i'., - ''
and ,5.,t..~.;,..- .[,,.. .,,...i..- .,,.;.. IAN
we IKE -"e'' nave gone a-'flS-
rl.,-.p ,,.
IIi"'"-'n' boston 7ul7ffI' are 81" ''i-lns
benevolent people a~ Chicago sufferers
did. year ago. 4 woman. pretending To-
,,il.,, ..t, ,-,,--....,-,...,r .l.-.,,-,,,.,,
ana ,lu'T'r' mas luS' oe'n operating 't Ne"
London ana Noi"''"' .""- p'oo'-e7N
we ID SOON nave some '' ''' ''''- 'i ''''' joe
'i'''s 'l'." eve
soon after the legi-atirelanch, served up
during the night before the final adioarn-
ment. ~lme forty members. besides several
...:..l .........t. .r.f...l...
'U'''e' -''''-' WIZ PNl'''N '' ''i' ,i's9'
that formed part of the bill 1t fare Of the 0c-
sion. fell rrie,oa-y sick and fora time may
..v,..-...,,..,l -,.. ...r...... r.
AUG
The damned
EQu.-The hod-e OF Mr.. Place.
Mt the north end of Hnc-burgh village.
-. NJ.
-. H..
-tt...... .., .-...
.7a..- g.. l.,...,.-.., H.. '.iI,.-,
........l. .....l. .,..;.........
4 nocturnal ~erenader, the other evening,
sang. " W hen the mu-1un is -hi-hI-hI-nlnE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The case of State
vs. Baldwin, heard a the last January term
Of our Supreme Court, has just been deeid-
ed This was complaint against the res
pondent, who resides in South Burlington
for peddling meat in the streets of the city
during market hours, in violation of the
city ordinance establishing market. The
Supreme COur: held the ordinance valid.
and fined the resnnnJe,S FIVE dolISs-s Oo anJ
cast. II; ballard attorney for respondent,
r. 5, Taft attorney for city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

Vermont Central Railroad first mortgage
bonds sold, Saturday, in Boston for forty
eight cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

Vermont and Canada Railroad stock sold
Tuesday, in Boston. for sixty cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

}. .
Amman Tire. horses has. ,lu- fr
died with tl. enil..-lr 10 this Gown. The
remaining Ilr- lr. doing we'll and che
Ii-r3-si- .9l4tin~
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g.. ..--.'....l .--.. a.. ....-... T..
- r..' 49,. .l
...t..
-.I..i-,- ans. f.ii.,.l 49, '.-.'.,..j J.,
..--.ir. l...i ,-i.7.t ..f7 ,,,...... b:.. f,u
-... rl, -I H. -....,..i
49, ..-..i'-.'.
iNe iIi'nn- 'i , "a. o. i-i"l... me- az
uIt-, and partloS oi an oyster supper, pre-
pared i'r The OCCASION
Nearly 1000 gees. are being cd u this
section iur thc Christmas market.
T.br Nf..f..r ..-.-..I ..,, -t.. i... la-,ya..,
N.~.L T.f,,.I,,J ,Il.,~-t ~.r,rI,,. ~,
qn+b rs. 81. I,j r...l I'm o,i, Il,
I.-~- AMI ,r'.s,.' within c.,, rods -l,
-llr. he l~..i-. .i,-.i.-l i-- -1eceal.I In
.-,-,-.,.- .t... -,,4 ,e.., .---... -f...,...-fr,
7,ILsT
me ''''4 Ir"r.li- L'3-r OIL 'N'- l'1,a
has p"lt VI "di' although % it" MONTHS
ago D. h'Ihh'rr over auhiIri n,eii''''--
iHe Iit'.I"- aiAtIeh'-- A. ',''
-l'ii- amount ID Two OF lH4e' nu"uI'"
i'.1I-, jl''r ldcNN lew VIII certainty To-
F 'r'r pr"ht from tnr good cause
Inc ~ AIHah- h.'N say 'He YER
mont and Canada Railroad conductors are
,...-., .,,,,,t.I ,,,+b.,..+.- lit..thafI-
""i"-
VI. touIuaturs.
flsl-- laIn This lady llnff 30 the irryr.r-
l3pIte to d. GOOD care Of hir ifple, She eaIt
. talk iurE- hahn hir.rl ever, ul1c. that She
a.t Ill. Iii off
n. ,.,i.......
ms man himself ana Dug ii"llN Nua' hI"
have Ticket o. Burlington nut She wants O..
70 Wmoo-ko and oh.ier Yourself
r...,.-,-,.,.,, -,,- .r..,I..- Tb.
c,nntie, of Chittenden. Franklin and Grand
Isle have failed to get Justice dome them BY
the Le7l-iatiire oil - IN NE Inat'er ''
tn",,ieJ@ej tb,- in.fir.. If tbe Claims Of The
threas o1utic-. and passed the propo-el r--
lief bin lbs 20 large majority. but the House
kiI1.I tbr hin Ly moro tEau "a t,yo-thirl-
III
f't'- t'"t''iN any 'ti'A'- ~ ''Nt'' ''N
pectel from the blatant Ignorance that
t L,-.,.-.ri,sI tL,- L,I, L. l.
'" rf
pIuudnt tHdt Hdu 20 "iii "r'u pl"p'7
ed TO saddle the entire State taxes upon
the-, three counties the Hons, wouI have
rff.- ...-I = . / LII t, .,..l
JOY l"ilH p"9N'A IT, anu """i' '' '"'' -'''
the money gained To- their respective pockets
thereby In peanuts and dime novels or iu
- t+ I'm, ..Tr,, nan N1+L.r.,b
III. ~,
there are several lltriIIsent anu 'dianle men
I'm the House. We believe that 1t Is generally
. arLnoyylrlreI that on the whole il l. the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06
BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

gymnastic club is being organized in
town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

To- The SURVEY of the proposed Platt-burgh.
Malone and Ottawa railroad wa, COM
menced at Pittsburgh on the 3I-t ult.
Mr. IL r. Thomas. assistant engineer Of
the Delaware anu Hudson Canal Company
who recently completed the survey of the
New York and Canada Railroad, arrived at
Malone Tuesday, with a corps ofas~i-tlnt-,
and projected at once to surveying from
that point toward Piatt-burgh. Great in
tere-t is felt at Malone and ON the route
suggested. Each town on the line ha, ,igni-
lied willingness sto bond generously in
its aid
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

IIIVV' VI fIdThtI DtlI-A ItW ClOIce, 81 UIHTz %.
extra. - jOGO 80. first quality s. O0lDS o. second
quality - J0d6 So third quality, s. J0D5 %.
Prices OF Store Cattle-WOrking Oxen 2 pair, s.
SIS 70 500, $50 Mich Cows & Calves from s3i "a
500 Farrow Cows, s20d30; extra, s65Gs7; Year
hngs, $40 a Il Two year Olds, SIS "a y; Three
years old, s30Qij
Northern dressed Hogs CSC Pb
Prizes Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots. 81 10, 81 80
81 % and s. 30 each; extra, 81 %. 81 80 or from
$ Ongl6 %.
Prices OF Hides, Tallow and skins - Brighton
Hides, 9.cPib Tallow, 81 a 6ic y ID Country
Hides, &c y II Tallow, a SIC Pib Pelt 81 a
each Calf Skins lsp2Oc p b.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

FATAL AccmENT.-0rrin Winslow Of
Nergennes was killed Tuesday morning by
lall from the roof of barn. on which he
was Singing. The staging gave way and
" nslow and another man were precipita-
ted to the ground, distance of thirty feet
the other escaped with Va broken leg. but
" mslow's head struck on plank and his
skull was fractured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

lHREEFoLD AFFLIcTIoN. Horace Greeley :
daughter Ida, was engaged to a naval officer
named Maxwell. who was lost in the Inflated
steamer Missouri about the time she was
called to mourn the death of her mother.
Now, lover, mother andlfather have gone, all
within the space of a brief month.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

The Postmaster General recommends IN
his report the purchase by the government
ofall exist ing lines Of telegraph PROVIDED
they can be obtained for reasonable sum
If companie insist upon exorbitant prices
he then recommends that the government
he authorized. to build independent lines.
He estimate. that. at the rates he considers
fair and lust. the lines, poles, instruments
and other property of existing companies
are worth ah out twelve millions OF dollars
In tbis however. he does not include the
value Of pros ,ectiSe business etc His sys-
ten contempt ates complete ownership on the
part OF the 2 ,vernment and making all con
nected with be postal telegraph, officials ana
the appointees of the Post Office Depart
ment. The members Of the committee on
anpropriatio Us. in partially examining INTO
The ouestion of cost, have come - the con-
clusion that such purchases as the Postmas-
ter General recommends cannot be made
either through arbitration or otherwise, ior
les than thirty millions.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs. such a
, Coughs. Colds, Mhooping
! Cough. bronchitis. A>th-
ma and Consumption.
The few compositions
which have won the con-
!, idence Of mankind and
become household word,
among not only one .hut
many nations, must have
extraordinary virtues.
Perhaps no uue ever Sc
cured - Wide "A reputation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

Addison County Court commences its De
eembar term on Tuesday next, His Honor
Chief Justice Pierpoint, presiding. The
docket is not large and hut one criminal is
confined in the county Jail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

| delight in the society of friends, in His
| sitting at the feasts of Zacheus and others,
and in the pleasure we may be sure lie took
in the much-serving hospitality of Martha
at Bethany even while He preached to her
Of the one thing needful. We shall gain
the choicest of pleasures for ourselves by
cordial acceptance and sympathy with the
invitations and happiness of others.
There Is also the happiness one may have
in being alone. with thoughts and purposes,
with books and studies, and the faculty of
this Is susceptible of much more cultivation
( than it usually receives There Is happi
ness in work, in duty, in goodness-nay, in
/ the multitude of reasons to happiness that
/ wait on man are more servants than he
takes notice Of
The gift of the Divine Goodness Is per-
feet, it comes down lightsome from the
| Father of lights. ! remember there is pain
in the worldwide of US does not know sOr-
row? Bat that does not trouble my state
ment. for Christening Is one of Gods per
feet gifts and by it He would make us par
takers of His holiness Gods love is not
weak beneyolence, to make all things com
Portable for US In - the art of always re-
j1icing, book by one Of the old Jesuit
Fat rrs. is it said that man will have the
higl peace if he form in his mind the
higi. It conception of God, and there is no
higher conception than the perception Of
Him in Christ Jesus.
know that parallels are not To be pres
-ed INTO every meaning, but admitting all
the higher lessons of the parable of the
prodigal son am always struck with the
words " and they began to be merry - and
the scene comes wildly before me, of the
happiness and joy of the household, not
even married by the churlishness of the
elder son. 10 whom his father with dignity
answers ' Thou art ever with me, and all
that ! have Is thine it was meet that we
should make merry and be glad Let Us,
remembering our abundant cause Tor
thankfulness. rejoice always.
The music of the services, by the regular
choir of the church under the direction of
Mr.. Moore, was Kerry good. The sermon
was listened to with marked attention by
theaudience which unfortunately was not
large.
Episcopal CHURCH.
AIS, paul's church the sermon wa BIZ
Bishop Bi-sel
MEETING or the ELECTORAL COLLEGE, or
VERMONT The Electoral College of Yer
mont met mt the office Of the Secretary of
State, in the Capitol at Montpelier ON Tues
day evening. and organized by the choice of
Hon Harmon Garfield. of Arlington.
as President. and Capt Romeo H. Start. of
Burlington. as Secretary. and adjourned
until Wednesday morning. when they re-
assembled and cast the five electoral vote, of
q ! q
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF BURLINGTON.
ID EP OiSTT RECEIPTS

are Issued by the Bank, payable ON DEMAND,
with interest at tho following rates.
II no'paid within 3o days, per cent. per annum.
months
G."
The advantages Of this system for Deposits are
that the money is EARNING INTEREST AND
PAYABLE ON DEMAND.
Special attention Is called to the fact that there i
no loss OF interest on these Receipts no matter
when the money is drawn; the interest being
allowed up TO the day Of payment Of the Recent
fixed days.
Depostors Of this class can compound their frt.r-
est by presenting their Receipts IN six months
and taking new for the accrued interest r for
the principal and interest. a. they may prefer.
c. ". XOODfIOUSE. Cashier.
sept li-leod6w3m Is
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Indeed the Cherry Pectnal has really robbed these
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for the protection il affords in sudden attacks, and
ny its timely
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Unless relieved, the blood becomes impure
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Are You detected. irowsy. dull, sluggish or de
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Price sl-no per bottle. Send for Circular
U NJ -
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tbs INTERNAL REVENUE REroRr.-rhe
report of the commissioner of internal rev
enue shows that of the S3lI. 7O6. O36 re
turned on income prior to June 30, ls72,
exclusive ola special income tax Of 1852. the
sum of $3.50 zoo, $50 was paddy ndiyid-
uais 9,0l9, ABB were withheld from diyi-
dend- and addition, to the surplus of the
banks 5000 1872 from the dividends of in
surance companies S20,95j SOS from the
dividends of railroad companies ~. sj2. p
2o2 from the Interest on bonds Of railroad
companies, and Sl3,772 ,o69 from the sala-
rie~ of niieI States officers and employees
The receipt-of spirits of all kinds during
the year ending with June last were So
l75.5l6, there being 3 ,6i9 di-tiiierie~. The
tax received ON fsrmented liquors. one dol
lar per barrel. was for the year l772.
- 900. 800 The total product of manutac-
tured Joba,co was To- 200 .7j5pound~ The
number of cigars. cheroot~. etc. ou which
taxes were collected. was l.527.10j. 972.
Total receipts @33, 30. TO.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

ten. Sherman's report shows that the
actual force of enlisted men in the army
Is 1885, and 2,lO4 commissioned officers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

The following distinguished citizens of
New York acted as Suard of honor over
the remain, of Mr.. Greeley, while lying in
the state at the City Hal on Tuesday VIM.
j. Havemeyer. Tharlow Weed. y. T. stewart.
Abram j. Lawrence, Horatio seymour.
William Cullen Bryant. Henry Nicoll.
Peter Coouer, W j. Aston. John McKeon.
samuel J. Tilden, john r. Hoffman. 4.
Oakley Hall, Moses II Grinnell, Charles
o'Conor. Emil ,auer, Augustus Shell.
William NJ. E1art-, Charles p. Dalt and
William c. Prime.
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EssEx.-A town meeting was held on
W ednesday last to raise money 10 pay the
Judgment and costs in the suit that has
been 50 long pending in the County and Su-
preme Courts, c. R. Whitney vs.. Town of
Essex. The amount of damages and costs
looted up a little over 81 500, and with the
costs already paid and remaining to be ad-
Justed' makes an aggregate Of more than
SIX thousand dollars, which the suit has cost
the town.
lhe claim might nave been settled at one
time for three hundred dollars. but the stub
born resisting Of it has rendered tax of
nearly eighty per cent on the Grand list
necessary to meet it. The town voted a tax
Of thirty cents on the dollar to be paid on
or before Jan. 1873, and instructed the Sc
lectmen to hire the balance necessary to nav
it up.
MeDonough Lodge No. %. F. &A.M
propose to dedicate their new Hall at Essey
Centre on st. Johns day in December
which occurs on Friday the27th. The cere-
monies will be performed under the direc-
ton Of NJ W. Grand Master, Park Davis Of
81 Adams, assisted by the officers of the
Grand Lodge. Theexercises viii commence
at II o'clock a. IN. The time is arranged So
as to Accommodate brethren coming on the
ten o'clock train; enabling them 10 return
on the evening trains. The address will be
delivered in the Town Hall Immediately
alter the ceremonieSof dedication .by NJ. ".
Urand Master Davis, and followed by din
ner' toast- and speeches. 1t is designed to
make tins an occasion of interest aud enter
tainment generally to the craft and the
brethren of all the Lodges in the vicinity.
with their ladies, are specially invited The
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STATE Tax AND AUTHORIZATIONS The
bill for tie support of the State government
,rb ieh passed the last day Of the session,
nr,, ide- fora tax forty cents on the dol
l,r of the list of 1872, to be paid into the
Trso.n y by the first of June next, a tax
or.birt, five cent, on the dollar Of the list
of1s-3 . be paid by June |. Io7l- Seven
+,-.fre tb. lasnd dollars is appropriated for
tbe nurnose Of paying the debentures of the
! ;o,itenant-t Governor, the Senate and House
g pa,,re.,,,to ,iyes. and the contingent ex-
y, ~ rbe & .neral Assembly. Sixhundred
pnd ffrv tbon. md dollars Is appropriated
f f,r nay;nq such demands against the State
as ,bay he allowed by the Auditor and Coun-
~ Clerk : orders. fen thousand dollars Is
appropriated for pa nnent OF orders drawn
to nav contingent AM incidental expenses ol
executive and treasur.y departments. SeN'
eutv-fve thousand Is ap pf0priatee 10 pay III
terest on bonds and othe- debts OF the state
4 sum not exceeding S4o,0oo appro
priated to pay expenses OF the keiorn
school. Four per cent. viii be RENTED
on all taxes paid before tive Ist OF feDr9
ary next after the issuing of the treasurer
warrant for the collection OF the same.