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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

The following Iesolut5 ne we're adopted So
their Result " by Colacil Of churches as
femblsi a. Winooski, 20 act upon the resignation
Ct Rev L. H. Elliott. % stor Of the Ccugrega-
tional Church
Resolrel, That by virtue Of the authority
delegated to US in the Il tiers missive, the Co1n-
Gil declare the pastoral relation between Rev. I.
H. Elliott and the Cor gregarional Church and
Society at Winooski dis solved.
Pesolrcd. Thst IN vic y Of the fsithfulue srd
succe,s Of the pastors lzbors hitherto, the Couu-
Gil desire to say that they could not have felt jus
tiled in this Sc result - had Mr.. Elhott's health
been sufficient TO meet the peculiar lsbors snd
burdens Of this parish.
RIolye3, That we commend Brother Ei.ott
to the churches a. = faithful and successful
Minister Of Christ.
J. Z. WOODWARD,
{. 1 ToRREY, Scribe. Moderator.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

sick, destitute, and nearly starved. He was
taken to the hospital. He is eighty years old.
Three highwaymen, John Mclaughlin. Thos.
Farlough and James Jackson. who knocked
down and robbed man in Myrtle avenue. in
Brooklyn. Sunday morning, have been arrested.
Another man was knocked down on Clinton
street. Brooklyn, by two highwsymen, but the
latter fed on the spprosch Of the police
William Andrews was Knocked down and rob
bed on Fulton street, in New York city, Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

HUNTINGDON NJ johnson, VI. n. Crane
and R c. Bromley, Of Huntington, and A. B.
Cooper, Of Richmond, caught at Shelburn Pond,
lsst week, in two dsys, one hundred snd twenty
nice pckerel, Weighing three hundred pounds.
Dr.. Major, Of Maine, has just closed course
Of scientific lectures in Huntington. They were
well attended, anu we're interesting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

The stockholders, after considerable discussio:I,
appointed Messrs EdwAri Blake, A. W. Spencer
and - Edwards, 81 advisory committee to act
with he Directors, and adjourned, sine die
The Developments OF the meeting of course
excite wide interest, especially among owners of
the stock. The preferred stock settled to ~ on
Tuesday. The general feeling appears to be
that the worst is nov known, and that time will
bring things out On Aeslthy bssis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02
Chittenden County Medical Society.


The adjourned qusrterly meeting Of the Chit
teuden County Medical Society wss held at
Essex Junction, Tuesday, the 28rd inst. Wi
nooski. shelburn, Burlington and Milton were
represented. The Society was called to order at
10 a. m, b. Dr.. Lund Of Burlington, IS Vice
Precedent Or. AtEater Of Burlington, reiigaed
his petition, as President Of the Society, On the
ground OF ill-healtb Dr. Il. j. Crandall, of
Burlington, vas unanimously elected 10 serve
during the unexcire1 term.
The morning v.s occupied il the reading ola
paper by Dr.. Land, upon Su5-arats PaaryH-
gsiis.
Several new suggestions were offered in regard
70 the pathology and treatment Of this throat 81
fiction, which rendered the paper AMI its dis
custom highly valuable The use Of the -4ion-
i-er and-NhGlcr was fsyorably demonstrated
in several cases sdiucel
d. A. P Tsgert Of shelburn, presented patient
with -7scIes, and an Interesting statement Of
his case. The examination OF the patient, aud
the calculation Of the case we're Of unusual in-
terest to the Society
The first order Of the afternoon vas the sunu-
81 address Of the President Of last year. DR..
Cole Of Burlington, who discussed Bioo4idtiag
under the old regime. and argued for its prac-
tee in modern diseases Of en- iuHsmmatory type.
The remainder Of the afternoon vas devoted
10 the reports Of cases in practice.
IT. II. A. CrandaIl read q written report Of =
Gaze Of Empiysema induced by fracture Of the
seventh AID eight ribs DR. Peck Of Burlng-
ten presented, as mstter Of scientific curiosity,
case Of fracture of the Zyg57ati- .frci
Other interesting cases in surgery sud msji-
cine were introduced by Drs. Bartlett, Of Milton.
Burlick AMI Cramton q Wiao1sk
The meeting though not large wss in every res
peos sn unusually profitable oae to the gentle
man in attendance.
TIE society adjourned 10 meet OF the FIRST
Tueziay in April IT 10 s IN. a. the junction
House, Essex. Signed,
d. CKAMToS Secretary
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

Don't stand sghast with awe and fear eyes wide
open, air END, and fingers tightly elinched with
the Idea that these nv steriOus symbols cabals-
tic signs ard repre-ent organization Of
masked demons. who carry terror aud smay with
her midnight prowlings and disperse on the dawn
OF morning No They are only the Initials Of Dr.
heroe's Golden Nedl. Al Discovery, that pleasant
m sdic re which has acquired Nat ona. reputation
and proven 50 eholOus IN Oughs Colds, Bronchitis
COnsunpuon and kun red diseases For these CON-
plants, It has no equal Soldby all drusgists-57s
WSs4. IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

I'HE following described property wa siszei BY
1 Ofcers Of the Gus ON. for v.olat on Of the
Revenue Laws Of tho United States. % VT
At Burlu zt0u. %, ls.. ls7.--4 Turks 1854 ARDS
P.unella.
Any IeTs o. persons claiming the property 80
seized are hereby notified C. apucar within twenty
dsys fiom the first publication hereof. and g with
the col ector of Customs or the District 0f Vermont
a claim stating his or her interest in tie property
seizsd slso TO execute bond 20 the United States
ia accariance with the PROV sious Of the 2.h Sec,
act Is July, 1856 gro }. STANDARD,
Collector Of Gust ms.
Custom House District Of Vermont.
Coltc.ots Ofi.e, Burlington, u JsL y, 1871.
Jan i5-w3t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

ST. AIEASs Br11za MARKEF. - The market
On Tuesday vas dull. Fall diaries, very scarce,
At Sc Tor the finest grade; winter diaries, l4c.-
f5r common, ls;. 70 PC. for fair TO good, and
25,. for extra lots There are 20 offerings Of
cheese. .ui prices remain unchanged
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

Toe amount OF the Rutland Railroad preferred
stock is $500 900, from which it is expected
dividend If II per cent will be declared.
This stock sod IN Boston on Saturday at 20
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

The drm Of Peck & Johonott, have tzunel and
dressed during the past year 1000 hides and
nearly 1900 skins; their business amounts
% netr 500. 900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

Henry C. Weeks Of Danyille, Vt, died sud
denly while sitting in his chsir, on the POI inst.
He had beea out Of health for some time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

WILL DO ALL KINDS OF SEWING
and are simple, light running, easy 70 learn, and
arc sold on easy N a;hly payments.
We RENT MACHINES by the week or month
with privilege Of buying when the rent viii be al
lowed if bought.
We TAKE ALL KINDS OF OLD MACHINES
II EXCHANGE As PART PAYMENT
We KzEP Six. Cotton, Nee les, OIL and al kinds
# auacaments. such IS fuckers, Casters. Pufsrs,
Corde-s, Enoro.derers, Qu'.ters &C, and repair
Machines
You can any ki7d Of Linen Thread. SIX and
Cstf0z the Nsc Family Niugsr, and they are so
simple and easy 10 lean fEaf gre iHsfru afioHs
free 70 al At their houses or at the ohce, bei0-e
uuying.
Send CT call for our circular Of prices and the
New Family Singer in opsratio1, and lean the
easy terms We sell them, or at our NEW OFFICE,
IN WIRES INSURANCE BUILDISG,
COLLEGE STREET.
D. w. EIICkY, Agent
FOR BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
NB.-Everything sid from this ofi,s Is war
rsnted 70 be Just what it IS represented.
Dec 2l-dGwtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

The L.noiIe VALLEY road is nov completed
sud running from s.. J5hnsbusy 20 Yves. Con-
cord This m.ke1 iorty-three miles Of the Yer
mont Division Of the P. q o, roai complete aai
doinL business.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02
spetiaI aotlres.
SAVE TIE CHILDREN

Muliitudes Of them sul-r, liuger and die, because
q TN WORMS. The only known Remedy for these
most troubiesans and dangerous Of all worms in
children or a1uits is DR.. GOULD'5 PIN-WORM
SYRUP. Purely vegetable, sure death to all
worms valuable cathartic. and beneficial to
hellth. Warranted. Price redEced to 30 cents per-
bottle. GEORfE C. GOODWIN & CO.,
Feb 3-Wim B srOy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

REAL EsTATE-T. C. Narsmore. OF williston,
mss sold So l-2 acres pasture and woodland to
Albert Z. Rogers for $500. slso eight scres TO
Joseph Lander for $500
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

II the District Court @. q United States fr the
4 State 81 Nermcut.-i1 he matter Of george b.
walker. Bankrupt-Iu Bankruptcy the cred
ifors Of said tnkrup- ard IL wac it may concern
This Is 70 give notice that the second and third
general meetings Of the Creditors # the af0resad
Bankrupt have been ordered by said Court 70 Re
aeld az Geo. B. Walker Hotei. in yud0avi.le in
said District, Che 10 cay Of Fehruary, 4 ID.
1872 ar OBJ O'Clock A. 81 fef0i John p Ssr-ie Eco.
0ns oftle Registers 10 Bankruptcy Cftai1 Court fyr
the purposes canned 10 the q Ola and 18th sections Of
the s. BANKRUPT Act aDurDved March %, 1861 ;
and that I have ileG ny hnal account Assiz nee
Of the est te Of said BAN fupt, and At said Court
for sstt'emeut Of my said accounts, an for dis
charge from all liability Ash u said Estate
IN accordance with the provisions Of the secsOn
OF the Bankrupt Act o.. March I'd, A. ID. ISL.
Dated at Newport, n said District this 9Th day
January 4. b. i-7--
I. ROBINSON, Assignee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

The Wharton murder tri.l cost tie state Of
Maryland $4,000 During the trial sixty
SIX Witnesses were summoned aud f';y-siK
were sworn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

TuE Execution OF BORIS. - George Bolts,
the murderer OF Pet " Halstead, who was
hung a, Newark on Friday, showed an utter
want Of selfcontrol when the fatal hour sp-
pro.cned As he left bis cell bis appearance
was iniescribAbly haggsrd. lie reeled in his
walk az if ssleec, and when plscei beneath the
moose his whole frame seemed to contract and
lose It's nervous power Although head and
shoul3erF taller than those standing beside him,
and evidently possessing great physical strength,
be wac helpless IS 2 baby in his despair, and
swsyed to snd fro At tho slightest touch Of the
sheriff. The execution displayed lack OF judg-
ment On the part of the sheriff which is surpris-
ing in view OF the numerous similar cases which
hsve occurred in this country. Tae fall was
not sufficient to break the victims neck, AMI he
hung, enduring the sgonies of suTocltion, for
fifteen miuutes The is'i Was only four feet,
and after the frat minute eispssI the victims
arms clutohed biniy a, .hs air, and his trunk
WAS oonyul,ci with violent Efforts al respiration.
These continued for several minutes, and the
ten doctors "a s.te1iaucs ssrael in declaring
that the neck was not ken. For fourteen
minutes the pulses both G. the Left and right
srm were plainly psrceptb.s, and it was not
until fifteen minutes had elspsel that life WAS
pronounced extinct. The pulse, which marked
u beats 70 the minute when the drop fell, was
nearly So rapid Eve minutes aH-rwarl. The
accounts chow that the msn Wss put to death by
flov torture ias.eaf Of being sumnsrily exc
cuiei.
tbs STATE FAIE.-I, Was evident to the com
mites OF or local societies agricultural 30
ciety and Fair Ground Coz thsr the directors Of
the State society fit tbs: they made mistakes last
fsll which they would ike the opportunity TO
correct also that they fe't that there vss ar
unjust prejudice sgainat them on tie part OF the
people Of this section Of the State which hal er-
tended more or less all over the STATE, which they
could remove ii they had an opportunity % eE-
hibit here again. II wss WITH 4 desire 20 redeem
past errors on the part Of all concerned, sud 70
remove any bad odor which attached 90 tie ex1l
BID II las; fall. that our local committee leiI
bound to sccele 90 The request Of the State
directors, and say 20 them on what basis they
would invite tceu 60 exhibit O.; ibis place the
coming fall. Taag leo. The matter WAS very
frankly and freely discussed, anl il is flllg.uu-
iarstool on Whist conditions the State Fair csa
be held hsre srsi1. Ile committee will be pre-
pared to rc7a-tt' the adjourned meeting Of The
Agricultural Society t. be bella al tins place
Tuesday, Feb o. II they a-ecpt ,lese clultilus
the next fair viii be held here TIE meeting
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

20 potent are the toning and stimulating proper
ties Of Srolander's BEchu that 1t removes or
cOunterscts kidney, BLADDER AMI glandular seases
mental snd phy steal debility, diabetes gravel,
female 60 1p4siuts retention or iucontnence OF
urine, and other malsdiss Of the urino-z eni tai
organs which have h8ied medical men OF oistinc-
ton, IN Europe veil Ia this cluntry In a
gord It restores the impaired constitution 10 per-
fct health. deOd&W3t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

INSTALLATION At NEwBCEY. Rev S. L.
Bates, recently Of Underhill was installed Pas
tor Of the Congregational Church at Newbury,
jan 10Th. Rev. K. T. sesrls Of Thvtf9rd, was
Moderator Of the Council and Rev. F. B. Knowl-
ton Of Oxford, n H., Scribe The examination
ofMr. Bates WAS highly satisfactory, his state
msnt OF religious belief aud answers TO questions
being very full snd clear. The principal parts
oftbe installation services were as follovs, viz 3:
Sermon. Rev. C. ". Thompson Of Danviiie; H.
,tslling Prayer, Rev. Silss MeKeen, d. D., of
Bradford Charge TO the Pastor, Rev. T. H..
Greeley Of HAverhill, \. f., Fellowship OF the
Churches, Rev. W S. Poland q Wells River :;
Address to the people, Rev Geo. Il. Atkinson,
D. D., Of Portland, Oregon
Mr. Thompson's sermon from Matt. 1888
vss very appropriate and impre aud lis
tened to with esger attention.
IA the evening Of the ZANE d. y, Dr.. Atkinson,
whose elrly home was NeEbr Try. held Home
Missionary Conference. sssisi ed by Rev. Il. L
Butter6eld, Secretary Of the Society. for aiding
Western colleges
The day WAS one Of gre at interest aad en-
couragenent to the people NeEbury snd their
new Pastor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

Mr.. Smith Of Vermont, introduced bill IN
the House, recently, which provides that after
June let, 1872, all Varieties Of pine lumber,
saved and bewed, shall be admitted free of i'm
port duty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

The Dire ,tors we're ordered TO prepare and
publish al statement Of the Assets and H.
debtednses-
On Wedr esdsy morning Governor Page was
present, an made an explanation, the substance
of which W Is that be considered the sssets with
the addition = preferred stock which the COM
pauy had he right to Issue, sufficient 10 cover
the indeh.e lness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02
HUNTINGTON
Saturday Bulletin
NEW BOOKS.
HrNTINGTnN,s
January 81, 1874

LAMAR 81, 1879
VERMONT REPORTs-vol. -.
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY. ISL.
LASGPs COMMENTARY on Joshua, Judges and
Ru n.
SCIENCE or RELIGION. with papers on Baelhism
by Max Muller.
CHARAUTER-by Samuel Smiles.
GENTLE MEASURES in the training Of the
Young.
tbs AMERICAN BAR0N-by James d. Mile.
TIE HIGH MlLLS-by Katharine Sanders.
THE sYLv EsTERs, or the outcast5-by De BethsIn
Edwards.
THE SERMON ON THE MUUNT-translsted into
English we're BY Z. IL. kimoaH.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS large discount made
for Libraries.
UARPEl y MONTHLY FOR FEBRUARY.
Jan. 2, d3f&wt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

Every bottle Of Hsli's Vegetable Sieilian Hair
Remover Is tested before leaving the laboratory,
hencs Its uniform quality and falling rsults
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

Tho influence on the system Of sNo LASDE9's b.
cHU Is such, that no case Of kidney, bladder and
glandular disease mental and ply steal debility,
exhaustion Of the vital forces lassitnde lack OF
TJus energy, debility, and malaoies incidental to
the female sex. Withstand its curative proper
STATE. 32deOd Ewlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

STATE OF VERMONT, , The Honorable the
DISTRICT oF cHESDEy S. pi5rie5 Of Sb t, .. en-
To the ers aut all persons interested in the estate
Of David furnsn late Of Colchester, in said
District deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made TO
W TINS Court iu writing BY the Administrator
Of the es,ate, % iiI DECEASED, praying for hcenss
and authority 20 sell the real estate q said
deceased. setting forth the Elm Jhst y would be
beLe1ci- 90 the hers sra all persons este1 in
So estate 90 sell TIE whole q the rca ate OF
said Gecsas=d. an all tIe hers # SAID estate in
this s-et- havirE consented o. such sale
Wbcrrupou the said CJu-t appointed ard a.
signed the day % e. ru-y 4. d. At the Pro
bate Court Rooms ia said strict. 20 hear and de
eide upon said application, ami petition, and ordered
public notice tAereOft be given 20 all per ems inter
est-d therein. BY puh. slIns aid order. together
with the time and place o. hear NJ, three weeks
. successfully 10 the Burlington FREE PEEss, news
paper which e7cula-es in the ne s1ortopd Of Nh 80
persons Interested sad estate. all which publ
cations shall be previous % the day assigned for
hearing.
THEREFORE. y0u are hereby notified 70 appear be-
fore said Court, at TIE time and plae assigned then
and there 10 sale Court, 90 your iecti0ns to
tae granting such license. It t0u see caus-.
Given under my haui,at the Probate Court Rooms,
this o. O day OF JsLutsy, A. T.. ISL
3lw3w 7. e WALES, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

FAriL AoolDEST-A Frenchman. asms un-
known, ?. work for Martin IS Lynde ct their
saw mii in Isrshfei, vas instantly killed
Tuesday, while binding logs upon a sled He
vas bearing down upon the binder. when il
slipped from his band aaI struck hin in tie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

Ricm0sD - The friends Of the Rev Mr.
Frost o. louisville are 10 make him 8 d0ns-
ton visit on wednesday afternoon and evening
the seventh Of February. 1ir. Morse generously
furnishes hs hotel fer be occasion free Of charge
While young usn in Jericho was skating On
the mill pond Of LjmAn Simpson. ESQ, fsF
days days ago, he accidentally veny over the
dam, striking on his feet some twelve feet below
on the ice. The only damage sustained was the
splitting Of his skate wood
The merchants Of Unlerhll are after their
creditors and with sharp stcks Over three
hundred writs have been sent out oy them with
in three weeks, causing CREST excitement IN the
vicinity.
John Towers f5rmaly Of Richmond, sni Tor
the LAST yesr conductor on the Mobile and New
Orleans railroad, has been al home on thirty
days flrlolgh. and returns to-day taking
with hm bis bride, Mss Jennie White o.
Richmond
Sheriff Drew was in Richmond Masking p9o-
fessionai visits to dealers in sundry refresh
ments. On the 25ih instant be made 6 seizure
Of some barrels Of liquor Of various kin3E, and
two barrels IF ale belonging to different psrtie'
II hohnond. The csfes we're continued to the
eth GAY q February.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

A lively discussion followed Pointed iu-
ogiriss were made as 70 who vas respousib.e lo7
pamphlet isaued last summer purporting 70
come from he Rutland Railroad showing that
the as.s.s ", re ample to cover the liabilities It
appeared from replies that the pamphlet w'S
written by Nr. Geo 3. Chsse, one Of the dir'e-
tore. and was revised by Gov Page.
Slr. Chase explained ihst when be wrote tae
rsmrhle. lie believed i, to Be true, and it was
oaiy arer be became acting President that he
learned Of the large floating Indebtedness Of tie
company. I. had slvsys been represented to
him that the Indebtedness Of the company was
smsH and the assets sufficient to pay them.
Since be les7uei Of the indebtedness ne had done
All he could do 20 sustain the credit Of the con-
pany
Gen. VI. Whitney, Of Boston, said he wac the
owner of tEenty-dve hundred shares Of the COM
mon stock. He did not think there hsd been any
fraudulent concealment OF the Indebtedness, nor
that there vas anything to imprgn Gov Pages
integrity. The road had been run by trustees
for number Of years, there had been long
snd extensive litigation, and the accounts had
to be allowed by the Court of Chanoery.
The trustees, he thought, had made mistake in
MT having tie accounts of the expenses in
the litigation rendered to them of'ene7. The
Dir, ctors could not know the ozsot condition Of
the ,ad. IS no account had been rendered by
its tn stees for seven yearr. lie would hsve the
stoekh Iig1s sppoiat a committee TO examine
the seso vnts. As concerns the debt, be would
have the A5aTDg debt and the dividends due the
preferred stock funded in seven per cent.
tpsaty-yes7 bal. with interest payable semi
annually, and scrip dividend of three aud one
hslf Der cent. on the p eerred stock, to be Issued
February LIST, conyertibS into bonds AZ the op-
ton OF holders Under his process, it would
take ob5ut four years to Iut the company upon
firm basis. He came here full Of wrath, bat
he had Investigated the matter as far as he was
able. and I'VE thought the stockh 1lders should ex-
onera:e the Directors The stockholders, after
considerable discussion, accepted General Whit
ney's view If the case, and resolution offered
BY him, aui horizing the Directors 70 issue bondi
to sn snoun. not over 81 200 000, and seriI
dividend. SIS above, was adopted by stocE vot'
80. GIG V ss 10 :, 1856 nsyr.
The old GARD Of Directors wss ths2 reelected