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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

The annual meeting oitte~5oc6hoideTs in
the Vermont ami Canada Raiiroal Com
pany was held at 8ratt!cborj ola Thursday.
the 18th. Few Stockholders were present
and little Interest was manifested. II was
expected that tie fna ratification OF the
contract with ;he Ccn5ra. Vermont ,eolid
have been reported and tho exchange pa
pcr- presented. DO, owing To tine desire on
the part Of the Central Vermont TO obtain
consent of the Court o. ChaDccry in the
matter, there was g. postponement OF the
final settlement Il was vo:sd thar the
directors he constituted committee for the
purpose of receiving aad holding the shares
If this corporation. which may he assigned
!. them in trust for the holders of the bonds
OF the Central Vermont Railroad Company.
for the parpos3 OF projecting their interests
and the protection OF any rights which may
accrue under the conveyance and tia; the
sam Of $4,000 be appropriated out of the
first money received FOR paying future incl
dental expenses. The old Board Of Direct
ors. with the exception oi Mr.. Hoyt. who
declined reelection, was reelected. Mr..
Iloyt'- pisce Wa, filled by Mr.. William
Mixter. The board now consists of the fol-
lowing gentlemen Bradley Barlow Francis
A. Brooks, j. Q. 4. Griswold, James r.
Nichols, +. A. Sowles, Samuel Wells and
William Mixter.
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BOSTON ,IlnI.Ev>.

WEDNEa8Ar. Cc-. 81. i-5f.
FLOt K-Tas Flour market Sill reuaIns quite
dlA sa+t- 10 : ~ n g 50 .ar Western -.lna.--
nne . itfG 3 I'ar common extras. $3.50 Z -. fnr
Nstous y cN'fHs $ 5u0' nttur VI i.uesn-i n. -r--
brands = 900 . .Yr White wheat. Ohio frt. .t..
and Mch gan, 8 IL 20 .or lll.u1.s. aaa ;, Z g. 3,
joy 81. LHul-. Fancy VI nue-..t brands ran --
from a; ! n ln tt = Dbl. Corn meal lu .i.r DE-
mand ana sales have been az : : q 90 T. hf.. Ia
Rive Flour sales small. lots 90 80 q. q . MI
Oat mea. At > --rl7 - : OBJ. d. O. qua ...t.
GRAlN--orn has becu O mldcra., d-.z.ri. and
prices nave eased ~ Sales o. u.X-1 AMI 1rl.
low az &c a ''i = bush. o. Oats slr val .a--e
and sales at 80 a d7c yer hush or brown alI 81 .t-
Rye At u al u' per bush shorts AZ So ~ /. and
Fine Feed az : 7 az; AMI Mod u-- -t 4.- per
ton.
PROyISlONS-The Plrs market .- tu.. aaa t5s
sales are in favor OF buyers. Sales I'd $3.50
Y e. nl iar prime 80 5oG-i --r mess, sui s. q C
2 Dbl ior clear ami extra clear. Beef rersis lrl.
sales o. mess and extra me-s al 81 d. lr. amt
family extra at 81 @ T. - 3 BIOL Lard e dull
sale. o. CITY and western at ia i.s Ft,. olaaec
Hams at "A De On
PRODUCE- There Is vory l'ttis cisn.-- 70 lie
Butter market since last s-vk. Arrivals lare t=.u
large but choice iaA d4.rlrs c.ll.CIuI vsrF tul.
prices. sales o.. choice New Iulk auI vermont
dairies AZ t-,t4i' aad common AMI med-ul -ra|lc.
from 60 a BE 2 p. as o. quality. la Chce-, -.lc-
have ranged from b. q &c /. %. ls 20 qu...s E--,
at . a ic .or Northern and Eastern. white Beans
at i,i.-. extra pea 40 = D, a. 6-.. ami yellow
eyes al : - q do t. bush. Potatoes ~ fuG 81, =
80 Fhhl.
WOuL-The-e has been p m1-e active Geuard
in the wool maraet this week. iri lul sri ies and
comb II and delaluc continue o. cnuuaut lull
prices. The sLvs include 1I.HH M- ONO and
Fennss wanna n-eces a. 1ii z e. Z n aININ rs
chi ian, Visions and other q GEES 81 80 n ~ g..
= q ilc; 5000 c1mhiu- aai Ccl4.u 90 O.. .-- lnr
washed ami itGi5, = % iog uuwIsctt.
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By field and Flood.
I CHATTER or ACCIDENTs-BLlwN Up AND
BURIED UNDER RocKs-A LAKE BOAT DIS
ABLED AT tbs MERCY oF WIND AND
Waves DARING ACT.
Henry Francis. of this city. brother Of
/ Policeman F. 5 Francis and bro,her-in-
Inv Of Alderman Wing, who has for some
time beea engaged an tie construction of
the New YORK and Canada Railroad was
dangerously injured BY the premature ex-
plo,i5n # a blast, Saturday, about three
mile below Port Kent lie was literally
buried in iragm,nt- of rock, 50 massive
that it was necessary to rig up derrick to
remove them. Ia these trying circum-
stances Nr. Francis exhibited commend
able degree Of pluck, We are informed,
giving the frightened workmen instruc-
tons as to the proper management Of the
derrick, and in every way showing " clear
grit" After he was rescued he was found
TO be seriously injured internally, and one
leg was badly crushed. fifteen pieces Of
bone being taken from il, His physicians,
however. hope to carry him through all
right.
New Of the accident reaching this city,
his brother, officer Francis, and the wife
of the injured man went over Saturday,
and Sandly afternoon. Mr.. E F. Lucas Mr.
R Fell and Mr.. on Merrill, with four la
dies. started across the lake on the Hebe. to
ascertain his condition and render what
assistance they might They started
on the return voyage at about O'Clock
p m The wind was then blowing hard,
ami continued to increase in violence until
it became almost hurricane. The Hebe
could no. withstand the terrible strain,
and VIXEN very near the breakwater
her tiiler gave way, the craft was
at the mercy of the winds and waves. and
the navigatorS. no doubt, dismallY awaiie d
a second edition of the wreck of tho Hes
pcraS on 1.-THE recfof Norman's Woe" The
boat then driltcd southwark in the wind,
and finally. about O'Clock, struck bar
and grounded, short distance below the
drawbridge, a number of rods from land.
Here i; remained for two hours. every wave
pouring over it,during which time those on
board endeavored to attract the attention oil
those on shore. 1T length a nan in the
neighborhJoi noticed their predicament,
but it was blowing such gale that he de
clinel to 90 to their assistance, fearing to
lose his own life Ia a short time, however.
Capt. Tobias was apprised of the disaster
and, with a courage worthy of all praise,
Immediately started for the rescue. and sue
ceeded in landing the entire party.
The ladies, We are told, eylnceI the great
ct courage in their dangerous situation and
showed true heroi>m while Captain To
( bias, action IN ri,king his own life for the
/ succlr OF Others cannot be too warmly com
lnended. The issue of the accident was a
! fortunate one, as no lives were lost. and d
thorough drenehias and a severe fright are
soon rem cdied.
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AusUl Ant AND lSsF. GENL's OFFICE, !
MONTPELIER, Oct. 20. 1874.

ADsUl Ant AND lSsF. GsNL's OFFICE, !
MONTPELIER, Oct 20. 1874 !
General order, No l.
/. Dan p Webster, Of Putney. is hereby
appoiaud Surgeon General of the State oil
Verne. Sith the rank of Brigadier Gen
eral
TIE Glowing appointments upon the
staff GO H. Excellency. the Governor and
Conn. --g-iu-C hiei are hereby announced.
Joua tn N. Hoyt. of New Haven. to be
Aid-dc-tanp. win the rank of Colonel.
WiLsH Bginsmaid. Of Burlington, to BE-
Aid-de-Camp, win the rank of Colonel.
Henry {. Tenant. of Bethel. to be Aid.
de-Camp With the rank OF Colonel.
henry {. Hastings. of 81. Johnshury, to
be Aid-de-Carnp. with the rank of Colonel.
BY order OF His Exceilencv.
ISABEL PICK,
Governor and Commander in Chief
J,iIEs 5 PICK,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
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! Bristol correspondent writes US tina. a
man Is travelling through that part Of the
State, perpe.rating a petty swindle by SELL
ing preparation which purports to be
silver plating fer table cutlery. ETC., but
which proves an unmitizatcd fraud Our
Grarser frieni + find that instead Of trans
mG,iug the baser metals into silver it mere
~ turns them an undesirable green. Be-
ware Of the arsentiferous youth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

4 frame house osned bY Acslen Mullen,
about two miles from swantup. On the road
10 iiighgate, MAS burned at niue O'Clock
Tuesday evening. Mr. Mullen was ab-ent.
and Ms VI and children we're only s~sk-
md 10 time /" save their lives. lasureu
ivr $500, w.ieh Ill nearly cover the loss.
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Spsrial N0tlees.

THs ONLY WAY TO CURE CosTIyENEss.-A,oidai all
strong pur-ative pills which only EXHAUST the mu-
cOus secretians and wear ont nature. Ok. IAKgi-
SONS PHRIsTALIIC LOzEyeEs are lust the opposite.
they restore the gestou, thcs qIicke the liver.
and tone up the whole systrn, thus curing p} surp
sa, Headache, Dizziness Plies and an oth, re-
suits OF Habtusl rostiveness. the chic. q; ~
health especially among women.
Trial box, 81 cts. Large box. 20 cts. mai.el rec
for this last price.
Dr.. HaRRIsoSs ICELAND EALShw, q splendid
cure for coughs, hoarseness, and AL throat and
lung complaints. For sale hy 3. ;. HARGisOS X
Co.. PrOpret0rs, No. I fremont renpe. Boston,
and by all druggists. Oct I-Wlm sn
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Mr.. Qain. Of Rutland. was robbed, Non
day night, of sos. The burglars entered
his hoa-s in the night. went through his
clothes. which he had lett in the sitting
room, adj lining his bed room, partook OF a
square mea! in the pantry, and departed in
safety with their booty. There is no clue
to the thieves. aud bat li:tle probability of
their detection
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LIFE DcUSLI AssUsED "A res dent at Bdug r
Maine. writing TO c. y. Crttenton, sixth Aveiiu-
ior supply Of HALE's HOyEY OF HoREHoUSD AND
TAR mentions incidentally that three months ago
New England Life Insurance Company refused
10 grant hun policy. on the gruun1 that lie was
consumptve. But" he adds. thanks To- the heal
M properties OF this invaluable preparation, my
lungs are low perfectly sound. and YESTERDAY
passed a medical examination, without an objection
Icing made. and insured my lie for s5.ua'
flke's Toothache Drops-eure in one minute
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CoNsuMpTlox CAN mE CUsEp.
ScHExcK's PULMoSIC LYRUP.
ScHEscK'S SEAwEED Tone,

SCHEStk fuLAOSlc Llhif.
SCHEsCK's SEAwEED TONIC
SCHEsCA's MANDRAKE Pills,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption. Frequently medicines that stop a
cou n will occasion the death q the patient they
lo-g u the liver stop the crcn ton % the blood
hemof.asu follows, and IN fact, tey clog the action
Of the very orgfhs that cause tee cough. Liver
Com plant and Dyspepsia are the causes o. Two
th.rds 81 the cases 81 Consumption. Many pc sols
com plsiu OF dull Ian in the SIDE, clusti pat on.
coated tongue, pain in the shOG der blade fee q IS
Of roEsiDess aud rostlessne,s the food Is n hcasi
~ on the stomach, accompanied with acid " and
belchins of wiad. These symptoms usually or gin
ate f-Om u durdered condition Of the stomach or a
torpid liver. Persons 50 Affected IL they take
or two heavy colds. and il cause 10 these cases
liver c,ogged, remaining torpi. and inactive. and
almos. before they are are aware the lungs are a
O. sores. and u.cefated. The result Of whch is
death schenekis Puim0n o syrup u au expector-
ant which does not eoLtain OPIUM o. any thing
calculated to check cough suddcnly Schenck' :
beas-ed Tonic dissO.vrs the food. mixes 9TH the
gastric juices Of TN Il in.eh aids aus a ssstiou
aud craates u ravennus appetite. When the bowols
are cOstye, skin sallvw, The Ytoms otherwise
Of bilious tendency. >oheuck'r MaIdraks Pills are
required. The medicines are prepared only by
J. H. sCHr.NCk a son
y. h. rber Sixth aud Area streets, rhila.
Anl A. for sale ~ all drug -ist> aud deiler..
iT. -cnenek will be st the Quincy liug.c, Bosom.
on the 10 lowing Wednesday,. october 9Th and
2ist noyetnber It'll AMI is-s, and Dscembrr 81
ldih, aad stlh. March ii--de,riS~ty
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Di. Mons LIVER PILLS.-lt is easy enou.h to
make pill, but to make a good pin an that's he
dinleuity There are cheap. h4rsh. drastic pills
hat are OF even less benefit than dose Of -alts hut
a good medicine like Dr. Motifs Live Pills which
penetrates 10 the seat Of disease. s. 4 de- deratum
indeed. We'll positively cure an diseases OF
The liver. Sold eyerywhefe. John j. Henry. Cus-
ran 4 Co., Proprietars, q College Place New
f'4A- wit
CAL for Eureka 3lHch ne T.i~t and fur,le Hrt-
ton Hoe faSl-t L. IL y-.-,t a.. i,--f
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Bankrupt 0Otjtes.


TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT Disrclcr
= oF NERulSr, ssh the mlt.sr Of John
holmes. Bankrupt n Btnsruptcy.
The undersigned hereby give, notice %. his
appointment as a- guee of John liolme- Sans Iuur.
%; Johnson. a the County o. Lamoi-e. and
State ot Vermont. within sad District. who his
been adiudset Bankrupt ugcn bis own
petition. ry ihe District Court of said District.
+. Sc HcFAs.LAtD, Assignee.
johnson, Oct. l4, l--i.-l7w}w
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The annual elections in the old Vermont
Mutual aud Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Companies took place, Oct. Il.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Directors.
Addison County ". G. Spragus
Hennln ztoa- {. Z. Houghtoa
Caledonia ". p. Bowman.
Chittenden-A. ". Allen.
Essex-d. A. Cutting.
Franklin-A. ". Woodwork.
Grand Isle-H Z. Hill.
Lamoile-W. II. fl. Bin. ham.
Orange-L. e. Hinkley.
orleans \. J. Dodge.
Rutaui-I ohu Cain.
Mindham-C. ", MNman
Iind.or-E. c. Watson.
Washington-Daniel Baldwin James 7. Thuf.t5n.
Charles Dewey, I. p. Redfed 4. S. Camp.
There was some strife over the director for
Rutland county. John Cain. ESQ.,. was
elected by vote Of Is to 4. over II. W.
Porter, Esq., the late director.
The directors at their meeting. elected the
following officers
Fres.dent-James T. Thurs;op
Nice-President-W. II. IL. Bingham.
SecretAry-James T. sabin.
Treasurer Oscar J. Vail.
Directors.
Addison COunty-Chas. d. Lane.
Benningson-E IS. Burton, Z. Sib,ey
Caledonia Geo. s. shaw
Chittenden-Torrey L Wales
Essex-0ramel Crawford.
franklin-Nm. G. RObie.
Grand lsle-Asa Reynolds.
Lamoille-C. &. Dodge.
Orange-John q. stearnf.
Orleans-Josep phi Bates.
Rutland NJ. J. francisco.
Windhain-T. !. D. t'udE1rth.
Windsor p. II. Robbins
Washington Joseph Poland, Samuel Wells, Car
los Bancroft. U. Bailey. A. L. brown, r. r ritk'n
Officers.
President Z. p. Pitkin.
Vice. presIdent-r Il Wales.
secressry-Joseph Poland.
Tressurer-Sapuel Wells.
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ST Adams Butter MABEzr Der. 9O-The
market was weak, and prices took tumble
of3 o. 1 cents per pound from last week 5
gloai5ns Common to fair, % to Doe. :;
medium to good, 30 70 35c; choice BE; Sc
r..-i.ns so.
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GOODS

We're advertised for those in search OF such good
but they do not deserve particular notice, and are
never warranted. had rather sell good sery ceabls
goods at less pr0iit.-Atssntinn j. also called to
complete assortment Of GROCERIES and PRO
VISIONS. The choicest quality OF BUTTER and
Farmers PRODUCE generally, always on hand
Respectfully, A.. u. DfhE.
Dc. 23-wif Allen St, WnoO.ki, Vt.
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&sgal ;1atites.
THE TERRiLL.s ESTATE

STATE oE v-rp,,o>,, The Honorable Pro-
"AHAH UT 'EhhDNI, ! bate Court for the
District Of Chittenden
10 an persons Interested in the estate Of Homer
\. Ierrill, OTIS II. Terriil. Horace q Terril. and
Harmon 5. Ierrill, OF Uncerhill, in said district
- GREETING.
WHEREAS. application IN writing hath been
w made to this Court by the Guardian Of said
ward Tor license to sell the whole o. the real estate
o. sad wards setting forth therein that the said real
estate is unDroductve, ami that il would be for the
interest or said wards 70 sell the same and invest
the proceeds thereof In other personal statee
Ahd thereupon- the said Court appointed ami as
s,2hei tle stu day Of November A. ID. l.74, at the
riYbte Cont rooms in said District hear and de-
sle upon sald Application. and ordered public notice
thereof t. be given 90 all persons interested
there IN, by publishing this order three weeks
suceessiyeiy IN the Burlington Free Press news
paper which orcuates in the nei ghhOrhoOd Of those
persons interested therein. all Of which publicl-
hearing. ava
ihereiore You are hereby notified % appear before
saiq court, 90 the time and place Aforesaid then
see cause. " 80
Iisen under my hand. az the Probate Cour,
rooms, THIS ltia dJy o.. Der der. A. u. Is7i
''"'" I. ;. WALES, judge.
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AND

Shoddy goods are dear at almost any price.
Notwithstanding this .act. poor goods are cx-
tensiyely advertised and thrust upon the
creduous public on pretence Of being cheap. below
cost, &c. Those who are persuaded 10 ngy such
goods soon learn that they have been imposed
upon by the tricky vendcr, and come 10 the wise
merchant a reasonable prize anu get good goods
A choice stock Of Fall and
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Ez-GJy. Page, of Rutland, has contracted
f,r monument of Sutherland Falls marble
worth Sl2 600 for his lot in Evergreen Gem
c;ery, and it will be the best one in the
State
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FA III,


At this season Of the year peopie should provide
Themselves with 4 sufficient quantity OF food aud
winter which s 50 near at hand. 4 here are some,
unfortunately, who have but Little 70 buy with and
II is matter OF no little Importance, not only to
those Of moderate means but 10 all classes 20 know
where they can buy good goods for tre least money.
1t has long been settled in the minds Of thinking
people generally that cheap, alullerated, poorly
manufactured.
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The ST. JUhnsbury Catholics have pur-
chased $50 pound bell for their school
house. which Bishop DeGoesbriand will
bless, with the prescribed ceremonies. next
Tuesddy
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j. W. & Ii. W. Brown. of Milton, have
made aud sold the past year three millions
Of brick at their yards at Malle;t's Bay and
Burlington.
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.ow MORN p.ro:Es, FaEcKLEs,

A~y T..S, ask our druggist fer Perry's Moih and
frr-s l-st'vu abiea Il baFsiss- and in every case
enfail'rla. or Tor h's Improved C0HEDoSE and
PfMPLs hEakl.r, the Sreat akia Medicine for PIN
.le-, BAG. nsads o, Fitch Worms. Ur consult b.
G. Prt itY. the nosea Skin D,etor. ~ eoni Street.
Neu Yvfk. sept 2-1i ms Geodkw3m
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WINTER

Goods. consisting in part o. FL8yNELS, FULL
CLOTHS. GENTS JNDERHEAR, LADIES'
vests. all kinds o; DRESS GOODS. a lew pieces
OF the celebrated HiNESBURGH GRAIS, cor
rows, HOSfERf, EOOTS & SHOES, &C., &C., can
be found at the store Of l.. r. DYKE Hinooski
These goods do not require any trumpeiinr or
pulling; they will sell themselves A short . me
since n class az Low priced
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

About sixteen tons Of cheese was shipped
from the Milton factories last week. Prices.
Il 20 lG cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

The Springfield Republican grayely an
ulGnces that " Mr.. Grant, of Barton, = is
he leader Of our House of Representatives
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

There was a sad case OF drowning at Troy.
Vermont. recently. Charles Horton and
DefoIest Buck were out walking near the
river opposite the village, and sought to
reach the opposite bank. Young Buck sue
ceeded in gaining the shore and went home,
thinking that Mr. Horton had been a. Tor
tunate as himself. In the meantime Horton
did not make his appearance, search was
made for him, and his body was found some
six rods from where he went into the river
Mr.. Horton was in the employ Of C. P
Stesens & Co. Of Troy, VI. He was 4 very
promising young man, and possessed Of an
unenyiable reputation. lie was native Of
Bolton, in this State, and was eighteen
years of age.
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The bill Of exceptions fled by the counsel
of JOHN P. Phair, the Rutland murderer.
has been allowed by Judge Wheel-r. and
will be argued bsfore.the supreme Court IN
February.
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SCRANTON -SNIH.-At the RES fn.a or fhc brides
father. oct 18Th, hg the Rev Chas 40. NOldsn,
Aiss Catherine Il. Smith. elies- daughter OF
NnIthin.ton c. Smith. Esl ni 81 ANN.
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patents To NEsNoNTERs Herman X.
Blanchard, Of Readsboro, has received a
patent on a spring b cd bottom, and c. o.
Luce. Of Brandon. ON skate fastening.