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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19
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LNyI.IET'S E>TAT

OBADIAH vANvLiET'> ESTATE
WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having hcen ap
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Chttenden, Commissioners u re
eeiVe examine and adjust the ela ms and demands az
ball persons gainSt the estate Of obadiah NanSiet,
late Of Charlotte in said District, deceased anal
also all claims and demands exhibited in citet
thereto and sly months from the day OF the dato
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice, that We wtl
attend to the business of our appointment at the
dwelling house % the said obadiah NanVi'et,
deceased. in said District On the Last wednesday,
Of December and May next, nj - ceieek
A. NJ. On each Of said days.
Dated this x-tn dav OF November, \. p i,.3.
u. L. SPEAR. c,.-,- ..
IRA d. WlCkER, !
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

TRIED FOR RAPE.-In the Caledonia
county court, last week, Maurice Bowen,
thirty years old and married, was tried for
committing a rape on Harriet Longevon, a
fine looking French girl. doing domestic
service in his family two years ago. He
ran his bail, but they. hearing of his arrest
near Boston, for a similar crime, caused
him to be returned to Vermont. His
offence was very aggravated, the girl not
having recovered to this day. He will
probably get severely punished, and yet his
wife has steadily adhered to him, and even
parted with considerable of her property to
conduct his defence.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

Tho sweetest aud purest Con LIVER Oil is IlAz-
ARD & CAswELL's, made on the sea shore, from
fresh selected livers, by Caswoll, Hazard 4 Co,
Kew York. II is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who have taken it prefer 1t IN all others. Ply
sicans have decided it superior any of the other
ri Is in market. Nov 2l-fdIwiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

One of Mr. Cranes bondsmen recently
received letter from Mr.. II. c. Rogers,
Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue
under date Of Dec. 9Th, which stated that
the disbursing account Of Collector Crane,
as adjusted to June Both, 1873, shows a
balance due from him Of about $4,000.
The Commissioner adds that these figures are
approximate and may be somewhat modified
by the final adjustment to the date named.
This announcement seems most singular
and extraordinary, when on the other hand
it appears by an examination made last
evening by Coy. Taft, one Of his bOndsmen,
OF Mr. Cranes books and his account cur
rent a forwarded to the Department every
month since he has been di,bursing agent.
that a balance was due Mr.. Crane from the
United States, on the Both of August last of
SI,G0l %, and a quarters salary since.
We might add that Mr. Crane states he has
never received any intimation from the
Department that any trouble existed with
his accounts a. lishur7ing agent
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IN BANhRTPTCY.

district or VERMONT sat Rutland. the
~ 18th day of November. A. u. IS73 The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appointment
isnee OF Isaac Z. With y. LO I'd ny in the
County OF Nindham ami STATE ui Vermont. with
said district, who has been adjad-ed a Eaak rut
upon his ereitlrs' petition by the District Cuurt u
said District. J. EDGEsrON, Assignee.
Dec l2-2fw3w
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Nor So.-It is now declared that the re-
Gently published statement that the Fair
banks Scale Company had suspended work
or stopped their manufacture or sale of
scales is utterly untrue. The report was
started by enemies of the house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

FIRE IN CALAIs.-The barn of Carlos
Jacobs of Calais, was burned the night of
thesth. 1t caught FIRE from the chimney of
c. A Watson'4 house. The chimney
burned out and the sparks caught in the
hay. Watson's moving machine, wagons,
sleighs, etc, were stored in the harm and
were burned, together with aeyeral tons of
haV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

The late awful winter leaves behind il ri-htful
legacy Of Coughs, Colds, and Pulmonary lnilam-
nation. Providentially, however, an absolute and
immed ate cure has been provided in HALE's IIoS
Ky or HoREHOUND AND TAR.
Pixies TOOIhache Drops cure in one minute wilt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

Mr. Edward \ Jewettarriyed here Monday
evening from Chicago, in company with L.
) Marshal Foster, who went on TO that city
with bench warrant from Judge Smalley
for his arrest. On the Marshall arrival at
Chicago, he found that Mr. Jewett had al
ready made his arrangements to leave for
thi- cityon Saturday evening last, and they
came on together Mr.. Jewet. is stopping
at the Van Ness House and expects to have
a hearing Immediately before Ju eSfalley,
on the charge made against him of making
false entries on the books while U. S.
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue lie
stated to one of the editors of this journal,
last evening, that he was entirely innocent
Of the charges made against him, and that
the inyestigation, which he desired made
without delay, would show who was the
guilty party. Mr. Jewett is looking well and
was cordially greeted by the many friends
who called on him
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

IMPORTANT RAILROAD RUxOR.-The Troy
papers are exercised over a rumor that
Governor Smith has effected a lease to the
Central Vermont of the road from Boston
to the Hoosae tunnel The Press comments
as follows:
The Vermont Central controls the Harlem
Extension, and If this report be true the
Troy and Boston road is likely to be cut off
by a branch from the tunnel connecting
with the Harlem Extension, which would
give Albany the benefit of the great through
line TO Boston. The Delaware and Hudson
Company favor the Albany and Hoosac
tunnel route, and there seems TO be a de
termined plan on foot among the railroad
corporations to act for the interests of
Albany. Can no measures be taken to help
the Troy and Boston road, with which
Trojan interests are identified?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19
sprtial Notitrs.

Ia buying Machine twist it IS important for the
Lao les know which is the most reliable 1t il the
E.,rel Il sold by dealers everywhere. wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

Locomotives which burn wood wer9 taken
OF the Rutland and Washington Railroad
Tuesday, and coal burners srostitnsedl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

Cattle-The supply is 200 in excess of last week.
We find many very likely oxen, and some consider
able choice, with plenty Of the sim KING; full as
On good cattle the market is decently firm poor
GRADES were bought from I a &c easier on dressed
weight The heaviest OK that has been resolved at
this market for year was owned py W. H. Bard
well, which weighed about 1900 pounds. ....
Sheep and Lambs-The general impression at
market with both buyers and sellers was that the
suppl would FOOT up considerably larger than
last . *. but there being scarcely anything from
Canal NAL es quite difference in the supply. We
fgurc li4O head. Prices remain as last noticed,S
Poultry-A light supply, and prices have not i'm
proved on turkeys chickens OF geese. Good geese
at 81 per head Best poultry at l2ie y ID.
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ylru ertistments.
RUBIIC LECTURE.

PUBLIC LECTURE.
FARM Il RS ATTENDi
nv A. THOMPSON OF MINNESOTA, Ma
/ tional Lecturer OF the Farmers Oranges, will
deliver an address in the City Hall, Burlington, on
Saturday next Dec. 10th, at pm. Subject-6ranges
and the benefits to be derived from them. The
farmers OF Chittenden, Grand Isle and Franklin
Counties are invited TO attend. Ladies' are also
invited to attend. Dec l6-d4tkwit
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IN BANKltUPTCY.

| DISTRICT OF VERMONT, SS.-At Jerich..
~ the 9Th day OF December, A. u. 1873. TITO
under. .ned hereby gives notice o. his appointment
gnee OF Lewis r. Carleton of Jericho, in the
County OF Chttenden. and state OF Vermont. within
said District. who has been adiudged y Bankrupt
upon his creditors petition by the District Court OF
said District. e. s. PALMER.
Dec l2-w3w Assignee
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vEsEnSE has never failed to cure the most in
hexiblo case Of Cdnker. wilt
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IN BANkwUPTcY.

IN BNNh Kf II II II
IN the District Court Of the United >tatc. idr tho
i District Of Vermont. in the matter @. Hamilton
Collins. Bankrupt. In bankruptcy. To tho
the creditors OF said Bankrupt. and all whom tbs
may concern This To give notice. that the second
and third general meetings Of the creditors Of the
Aforesaid Bankrupt have been ordered BY said court,
TO be held at the Office of Edwards Dickerman, in
Newport, in said District, the 2ird DAY or De
eember. A ID. iS73. at TO O'Clock n. before John
l.. Edwards, Esq. Of the Registers in Bank
27tn and 2sth sections OF the United States Bankrupt
act approved March 81. lS67 and that have filed
my final account as Assignee 81 the estate of said
Bankrupt in said court, and that az the time aiit
place above named, shall apply 10 said court for
settlement Of my said account, and for dischar-r
from all liabilities assignee ot said estate, in
cOrdance with the provisions 81 the -th section 81
said act Of March >, A. ID. ls,..
Dated at Newport, in said District :li- al iay
Of November. a. ID. lS13.
ylRsW l. ROBINSON t-srsIVf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

LECTURE will be noticed that Mr.
Thompson, the National Lecturer of the
organization of FarmeFs Oranges, and who
organized the Grst Grange in Minnesota.
will lecture in the City Hall on Saturday
afternoon next We understand that this
is the only lecture Mr. Thompson can give
in this section Of the State, and that 1t ts
intended specially for the benefit OF the
farmers Of Chittenden. Franklin and Grand
Isle Counties. who. Of course, will see to it
that Mr. Thompson has an audience.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

ADDISON COUNTY CoURT.-ln the celebrat-
ed case Of Shackett VS.. Hammond, it being
set down not for the jury, the court refused
to continue the case and ordered judgment
for the plaintiff.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19
Bankrupt Bottles.
xorIcr IN u,,KxTrrcy
IN BAxKItUPTCY.

N the District Court OF the United States FOR tue
i District OF yermont-The uni-rs Sned hereby
gives notice Of his appointment AZ Assignee OF
rupt upon the petition OF his creditors by the DIS
trict Court Of said Distr ct.
CORNELIUS ID. RUBLEE, Assignee
St. Adams, VT. Dac L. ls13.-l5wlw
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DISTRlCr OF VERMONT, Ss.-At Und-r,ii,i,
IL the 18th day Of December. A. ID. lss3.
The undersigned hereby gives notice ui las ~
pointment Assignee Of Of Lows p Carleton, IT.,
OF Undcrhill. n the County o: Chittcnden, and
State Of Vermont. within said District, who b.
been adjud god Bankrupt uVOn his erediturs' pc
utiOn, by the District Court o. said District
WILLIAM M. NARAMORE.
25w2w Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

MAsoNIc.-The following are the three
first officers of Seyenty-Six Lodge F. and A .
NJ. at Swanton for the year ensuing:
Master-Dr. Geo. NJ Hall.
Senior Warden-Dr. d. j. Morrill,
Junior Warden-R. ID. Marvin
The officers of Franklin Lodge of St Al
bans, of which A. A. Hall is master, were
publicly installed at Masonic Hall on Tues
day evening last. The exercises opened
with prayer by Rev. Edwin Wheelock,
Grand Chaplain, and the installation cere-
mony was performed by r. W. james
Holloway, Master of Englesby Lodge. The
Brigade Band was present and enlivened
the occasion with choice music. An ad-
dress was delivered by Grand Master Park
Davis, which ably set forth the merits and
objects of the Masonic institution, and con-
tanned eloquent and profitable instruction
for its IN ,mbers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19
VERMONT NEWS.


ADDISON COUNTY.
The widow of the late DR.. NJ. p. Squier.
formerly of New Haven, died at Geneva, N.
T., on the 9TH inst, in the S2d year of her
age. She was cousin Of ex-Gov. Horatio
Seymour of New York, and was lady of
marked and positive character, and exerted
decisive influence among her wide circle of
friends in which her superior intelligence
and Christian graees rendered her n favor
lite.
DR.. Goodspeed of Granville, while en-
larging hole through the side of his hsuse
by means of a red-hot poker. in order to
make room for gutter. set fire to the build
ing and it had a narrow escape from des-
truction.
Rev. Mr.. Eastman, who used to preach 10
the Methodists in Leicester, went over. to
the Baptists in Cornwall, last spring, and
now he has gone somewhere else. A lamb
of the Leicester flock recently had streak
of conscience. and told her husband of the
relations between her and Eastman
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19
NOTICE IN H,NnnrrrCy.

I WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TLafs
L day. December Goth, A. D. iS75, the y. X.
Holmes Farm. in the town OF tieurg.. VI ffuicriy
owned by Gilman kimirali, q about one hundr,-'
and fifty acres also sugar tools aud farming t,ss
stock, &c The farm VIII he soil, subject {, al
liens and ncumhranees.
B. r. RUG,. Assignee.
Dee. 5--iwgw
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lonS the VcutIc Va Sieab iuiibS1 H'SNN
The new mill for making trays is now in
operation, The main building is 100 feet
long by 80 feet wide, built on the bank OF
the river near the railroad station. 50 as to
use lumber from both sides of the river.
Its enterprising proprietors are New lamp
shire men
Saul Bishop IS repairing his excellent
hotel
The Democrat says that nearly all the old
persons of the town have disappeared. On
the north side of the river only two are let.
Hon. Joseph Whipple, who is about 50 years
old, now living at Jonesville, and the wild
Ow of the late Hon. 5. Il. Kennedy, who IS
20 years old, now living at Waterbury. On
the south side, We find Joseph Lewis and
his wife, Deborah Lewis Deborah was -
years old last May, at which time, she was
doing her homework entirely alone, for
family Of four, and taking care of Il small
dairy. They live about half mile from
the station. on the old Lewis farm, which,
we believe, was never owned by other than
some of the numerous family of Lewis.
Here lived . Uncle" Asa Lewis, who heard
the unearthly groanS Of the ghost ola muir
dered man in a cave not far from Jonesyille,
which said ghost was laid by the immortal
Elihu" Lewis, after the town had been
- upside down. and some gone mad.
Uncle Asa" was born a poet. Without
education he " sang of rocks and trees,
mountains and brooks, and in the social
meetings he :" prophesi led in poetry, as a
general thing.
May the south wind Of thy SBcrl
On thy garden please to blow,
And revive these dropping flowers
That have been withered So"
At another dull meeting, he rose d nd
said
A solemn time It seem. 10 be,
The Lord have mercy on you and me,
Hold fast in faith, abide in Him,
He'll fill your vessels 10 the hrm."
But from this q windy valley" the echo
ing footsteps OF these pioneers have diod
out forever.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19
Gommeraial.
watertoWn Union Live stock Market
December 16.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle Sheep Lambs. Swine.
This walk If5O 4.440
Last week e5l 5062 IA
Vermont . b06 243l s.
Prices of Market Beef-A few choice, $loi0 10 2s;
extra, So Oo@ 90 frst quality, IS oo@ 90 second
quality, sc Op1p. 90; third quality, s. COOS 50.
Prices of Store Cattle-Working oxen per pair.
sIO0 sI75, saoO, to $40; Mich Cows and Calves.
from S35z65; Farrow Cows Sl00io; extra, $'0aDss :
Yearlings, sl0piS; Two Years Old, $D0aS: Three
Years Old s3Ddri5.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs In lots. wool sheep,
81 So So 50 50 and 81 o. each; extra, 81 50Ds o. or
from 81 to &c Rb; Spring Lambs, sMSc v b. Veal
Prices of Hides, Tallcw and skins Brighton
Hides, 7cF III; Tallow. n sc v b; Country
Hides. 6tc v h; Tallow, 4.e v h Pelts, q 81 .
each Calf Skins, Is alice v h. .-Ea
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Isle Counties. who. Of course, VIII see to IT
that Mr. Thompson has an audience.
Is Jan FOR SELLING LIQuoR. - j. Z.
Flanagan Of Montpelier, was sentenced and
committed to Jail for three months on the
llth inst, for selling intoxicating liquor,
contrary to law He is the frat person ever
committed to sail IA Washington eoOnty for
violating the statutc in that particular.
THE CoNING CoNcERT.-0n Tuesday even
ing, Dec Both, the citizens of darlington and
vicinity will have an opportunity to listen
t. one Of the finest concerts with which We
have ever been favored The artists are
composed of the Beethoven Quintette
Cluh, whose exquisite playing delighted
all who heard them on the occasion of their
first appearance here; Mrs. Carter and Mira,
Spring, who met with such catering re-
ception here few weeks since, and, in ad-
dition. Mr i. r Cobb. whose capital rem
dering of comical songs always brings
down the house, and causes world of
merriment Mr.. Cobb assists at the piano,
say that this is oneof the strongest eauhin-
atoms Of talent that ever appeared here in
a concert, and the programme is excellent
in quality ana variety. No one can afford
10 stay away. i've clip the following notics
of the Beethoven Club from the Pregiaeaco
Journal
The Beethoven SG.ntette Club took the
house BIZ ss1En. We never saw in Proyi-
aeacs lcre appreciative tribute to classical
.aas,e than in the perfect stiffness which
marked the reception of the Clubs render
ing of a portion of Mendelsshon's Quintette
livery slight movement, every breath. were
Pereephble in the solemn hush which filed
the hall, till the last sweet note died away,
~ we iaintest distinguishable vibration,
shea the applause hurst forth, and would
10. oe satlshed without repetition"
reserved seats for the concert will be for
sale at h. NJ. Reads Music Store, on and
alter Friday, Dec. 2eth, and all orders by
mail Will be promptly attended to.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-19

This question claims your
consideration NOW. Weigh IL
carefully, and decide before the
close of the year, what action
you will take. Before iUsuri0g,
examine the EQUITA8LE'S
TONTINE SAVINGS FUND POL
ICY, which offers advantages
secured by no other plan Of in
surmnce.
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But from this Il windy valley" the echo
ing footsteps Of these pioneers have diod
out forever.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-16
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RESOLUTION OF GENERAL NATURE-No. ]
RESOLUTION authorizing the President TO
invite the International Statistical Congress to
mold its next session In the United States.
Whereas the governments of Belgium, Austria.
France. Great Britain, Prussia Italy, Holland,
and Russia have heretofore extended Invitations
TO the international Statistical Congress to hold
sessions OF the said congress at their respective
capitals, and eight different sessions OF the said
congress have been held in accordance with said
Official invitations to the great advancement OF
the science of national and international statis-
tics in its various departments, and to the uni
fGrmify OF co mage, weights, and measures, and
commercial regulations and statistical publlca-
tions between the different nationH and whereas
tho United States Of America are favorable to all
measures for promoting the advancement OF sta
tistlca science, and to all efforts for the social
advancement and friendly intercourse of the
people Of all countries and whereas, also, tue
President Of the United States, in his recent an
nual message to Congress- has submitted to this
Congress the consideration of the propriety of
extending an invitation to the International Sta
tistical Congress to hold its next (ninth) meet
ing In tha United States; Therefore,
ResolUed By ute Senate and House Of Represen-
tdtioes of he United States IF America in Con-
gre,s assembled That the President be, and he
is hereby authorized and requested to tender 10
the organization commission OF the last session
of the said congress, recently held at Saint Pc
tersburg, formal and cordial invitation to hold
its next session in the United States Of America.
SEQ g. That if the said invitation shall be
cepted by the said statistical congress- the Pres
ident shall be, and he ID hereby, duly authorized
to appoint the usual organization commission.
and to take the other preliminary and necessary
measures for the meeting OF the said body and
the holding OF it's ninth session in this country
at such time as may be deemed expedient by the
said statistical congress-
Approved, March 8, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-16
LGENERAL NAruRE-No. 90

AN ACT authorizing deputy collectors aud other
officers, of the customs to act as disbursing
agents III certain cases.
BE il enacted by The Senate and House OF Rep
reseHtdfiues ofhe Uui'ed States Of America ni
Congress assembled, That in the case of the sick
ness or unavoidable absence Of any collector or
surveyor of customs from his office, he may,
with the approval of the Secretary of the Treas
ury, authorize some officer or clerk under him TO
act in his place, and to discharge all the duties
required by law of such collector or surveyor in
his capacity as disbnrsing agent: Prortded
That he official bond given by the principal OF
the office shall be held to cover and apply to the
acts of the person appointed to act in his place
in such cases.
Approved, March 8, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-16

n A1n @ n IN FOUR WEEKS CANVASS
O& 40 " ING was one agents pront on
bryants Library OF Poetry and Song; SO In one
week on the New Housekeepers Manual by Miss
Beecher and Mrs Stowe. Any active man or woman
can have an agency. ]. b FORD CO., New YORK,
Boston, Chicago and San francisco. Jy2S aW