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1nr,cE n HANKnrPrCN.

rIlllIS is to give notice. that on the 81 day o.
| January A. u. $50 Warrant IN bankruptcy
va issued a-l.nst the estate al John H. Damon OF
cabot in the County a. Washington. and State OF
Vermont who has been adjudsc Bankrupt on
his creditor petition. that the payment OF any
debts and delivery 81 any property belonging To-
said Bankrupt, % him. or for his use, and the
transfer of any property hy him, are iurbidden b.
law that meeting Of the cred tors o. SAID BANK
rupt 10 prove their debts, and u choose one or
more -uee- o.: his estate Will be held al Count
" Bankruptcy. 10 be holden at the Ninooskl
House in cabot. ia the County % Washington, and
state of Vermont. before John L. Edwards. Esq,
Register ON the .'th day 81 January. A. ID lsi. At
90 O'Clock a. ~
6EO. T.. FOSTER.
United 81 ttes Marshal a. MeSsen- eT-
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=, EzNkRIPTCN

IN the District Court o.! the United States. ioF ma
| District 81 Nermont--lu the matter 90 a. A
Mead. Blukupt-ln Bankruptry--ln The creditors
Of said Bankrupt aad all others whom 1 may con,
Germ The uuer,i -ned Assignee oithe est@ts oi sild
E1usruur hereby gives notice inst u has heen OF
cred hv the District Court Of said strict that the
second and third General meetings OF the creditors
u -dil Bankrupt he held IT Burlington, Chlttendsn
County. on the ~ day oi February, y D. i7ff,
Al lo O'Clock a. No. AZ the lice of l. l.. Lawrence,
REGISTER. for the purposes NAMED N the z'th
and 18th sect oii- o. the Bankrupt Act, approved
March ID i~5- aud this j. aiso L. eve notice that
have filed NV final account - Assignee Ofsaid Bank
rupt aud thatrst said time and place | shall
apply O. said Court for settlement OF nv sad &c
count and for dischar-e from all liabilities As As
si-ner nf said estate To accordance with said 18th
section.
Dated at Montpelier. January III, \. u. isl4-
.swiw j. ii. BOSTWlCk, Assignee
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N the District Court OF the United States, for the
| District Of Vermont. In the matter Of mon
wilkinson Eankruyt-In Baukruptcy.-TO the
creditors OF said Bankrupt and . whom this may
concern. This IS TO give notice that the second and
third general meetings Of the creditors Of the afOre
said BANKRUPT, have been ordered by said Court 10
he held At the office of l.. L. LiWrence in Burling-
ton in .lid District on the % DAY OF February, 4.
D. ls-i at 10 o'clock a. m. before l. L Lawrence,
one % the Rec stcrs in Bankruptcy 81 said Court,
for the purposes named 10 the nth and 18th
Sections 81 the United states Bankrupt Act,
approved March "a. i-6-, and that | have hled
mN final account as A>si-u-e Of said Bankrupt,
IN said Court. aud at the time and place shall
apply % said Court ior 4 settlement Of ny said
account and for a discharge from all liability "a
nee %. said estate. in accordance with the pro
visions ot the 18th Section o. the Bankrupt Act u
March "a. A. H. lSf..
Go SLATE. Asst znes.
Jan. %. i--i. 3O-W<W
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y a. MILLS ESTATE.

STATE of VERMONT The Honorable the
! Probate Court for the
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Frederick q. Hill late uf Essex IN sath District,
deceased. =, phah
XXTHEREAS said Court hath assigned the 5th
w day OF February, next, for the settlement 81
the administration account Of the administrator
- siJ est,t, and for a decree of the residue or
s,i e.at, ~ the heirs e.. said deceased. and ordered
that nuhIc notice thereof be given TO all persons
Interested in said estate. by publishing this order
,br.,. weeks suecessiyely previous To the day
sianed, in the Burlington Free Press, printed in
Huntington in said District
rha-es,re YOU are hereby notified to appear at
~ Prh,t. Court rooms, in Burlington, ON the day
sss;rnsI then and there To contest the allowance
of said account If you see cause and 70 establish
Gwen under my hand, this 18th day Of January,
II 80 X. 5. TAFT, Register.
29w3w
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BARLow--ln this city, Jan. 10Th. Ashley, Infant
daughter of Edward and Nina 5. Barlow.
OLNsTED.-In Middlebury, Dec. 9th. 1873. Lena
Elizabeth, only daughter Of r. j. and .. Z. 0lmsted
aged weeks and day.
SEyMoUR.--In South Burlington. Jan. Is, 1874,
Miss Sarah Eliza Seymour, aged a years. and I
months.
GooDRICH.-In Burlington, Jan. 10Th, trace Ellen
daughter Of Eugene and Mary GOODRICH aged ;
years.
Dow 10 this city on Wednesday, Jan. u, Mary
A. Mullen, wife Of ". +. Dow, aged 81 years.
RAISE.-In this city Jan. 2lst, Elizabeth, infant
daughter Of Vim. Kaine, aged /; months.
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IN HtyhrslPTsN.

DISTRICT OF NERMONT. SS.-The undersi snei
| hereby yves notice OF his appointment As
ASS znee OF the estate @. beOr-e and thaE.es
kins..uf Fairfield, n the County OF franklin, ana
State OF Vermont, within said District, VINO nave
been adiud-ed BaukTupgs upon his ereiitor- pc
t.tion hy the District Court OF said District
WILLIAM II. GlDDlNGS. ASS nee
bakersfield Jan. l4. t,54.-3usaW
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TuousANns SUFFER INDIGESTION Costiveness,
piles Headache, and don't know how much they
lose by passing by Dn. HARRIsoN's pERIsrALrIC
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BALsAn q splendid cure for coughs, hoarseness,
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s HARRISON * Co. Proprietors, No. Fremont
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-23

The meeting oc the Vermont Dalrymens
Association is in progress, as we to press,
at Essex Junction, with large attendance
of noted dairymen and farmers from vari-
Gus parts Of the State aud from New York
State. The meeting is one Of the most sue
cessiul a. yet held by the Association. A
fall report of it will appear in next week 5
FREE Pass.
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IN the District Court ~ the United States for the
4 District ~ vermont. 10 The matter 81 John a
Beers Blnkrupt.-To the the creditors Of said
Bankrupt. and all whom this may concern The
undersi ued nee o. the estate OF said Bankrupt,
hereby gives notice that it has been ordered that the
second md tnird general meetings OF the creditors OF
said Bankrupt he held at Burlington IN said Dis
trict ON the 18th cay Of Jan. A.D ISL. at o'clock
in the forenoon At the office az lion. + r. Hard
before Hon. A. ?. Lyman. one Of the Registers
in Bankruptcy, for SAID Distr Ct Tor thei purposes
named ia the = IN and 18th sections %. the Bankrupt
act and that / have flied my hnal account IS
Assignee OF the estate OF said Bankrupt ami that AT
said time and place above named, shall apply
10 said court Tor sett enent ms SAID account. and
for a Discharge from all liabilities A. As; snee OF
ID ID estate, IN accordance with tac oisaid
section 1~th of said act.
Dated ~ burlington, in sIII District, Jan. 9TH,
\. u. Isl. -
aswlw LUCIUS 4. SMITH. Assignee.
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MOTHERS, READ THIS,

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-23

DIsTRICT OF VERMONT, IS. Al Burlnston,
~ the 18th day %: January, a ID l744- Inc
undersigned hereby gives notice Of MS appointment
as ASS suee % Arson J. Cane o. BaIl nston' IN the
County OF Chttenden and State OF Vermont, wlt,in
said District who has heea adiutSed Bankrupt
upon his own petition BY the District Court OF
said District. WI. u SHAW,
Ian s.i-siwsW Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-23

BURLINGTON SILVER MINI>c Covr,>Y-
At the annual meeting of the Burlington
Silver Mining Company he'd iu this city on
the 18th inst, the following Director were
chosen for the ensuing year
Henry LOOMS. Geo. ". Beckwi.h. J.. ".
Peck. Jed p Clark. f. c. Kennedy. W b.
Rockwell, II. G.. LOOMS.
Henry Looms was elected President and
G. " Nuodhouse. Treasurer.
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gew Embellishments.
-. HUNTINGTON & CO.'S
SatHrday Bulietin
Or
NEW BOOKS.
JAN VARY IT, 1874.

JAM RX IT, ls74.
THE ANCIENT ClTY-A study Of the Relig iOn,
Laws and Institutions OF Greece aud Rome-by
DeCoulanges; translated from the French by VII
lard Small.
TIE WORK OF TIE SPIRIT-by Rev. Samuel
Cutler.
TECHNICAL EDUCATION,-Whati II Is, and what
American Public Schools should teaeh-by Chas.
y. Stetson.
MRS. S0MERNiLLE-Personal Recollections from
early life to old age-with selections from her
correspondence-by her daughter, Martha Som
ersille.
THE DEAD by Wilkie Collins.
nRS. ARAINGTON'S WARD-D. Thew Wright
Cor. Church and College Sta.
Jan. l7-d3d6wlw
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ADAM DE ROSS AS
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Address, MILLER BROS
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WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
w pointed BY the Honorable the Probate Court
for The District Of Chittenden COMMISSIONERS TO re-
ceiye. examine and adjust the claims and demands
of ali persons against the estate Of Mary C. LOOMS
an1 also ali claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto =: and six months from the day OF the date
hereof being allowed by the said Court for that
purpose, do therefore hereby give ho.lce, mat
re viii attend 10 the business o: appointment,
AT the store Of E. q. LOOMS, on Pearl ST., in bur,
Inston. in said District on the first saturdays OF
February and July next at 10 O'Clock H. H. o."
Dated This I3th day Of January, A. ID. 18Th
LEvERETT b. ENGLEsBf' Commissioners.
s. N. POPE,
2qy3W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-23

The State cops" visited the United
States Hotel and the Parker House at Boston,
Friday forenoon, and captured about 5000
worth of liquors from each place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-23

Wl>uo,Ki.- annual meeting OF the
village of Winooski was held Jan. lith,
at Concert Hall, and passedod very harmo-
nious!s. The report of the Trustees shows
the financial affairs of the village to be IN
excellent condition During the past year
81 Co has been paid on the debt incurred
three years ago, in the purchase of steam
! ne engine. hose cart, hose and building OF
e. ,gine house. of which there now remains
nm paid bit $1,000, or about $3.50 more
IN, IN the ba, qnce now in the treasury.
During the wear the village has been sup
pile with fire h'ydrants, leased from the
Win ooski Aquedu ct Company Fourteen OF
these have been loea ted in different parts OF
the village, furnishin "a liberal supply OF
wa Ger for the use of the steamer, and giving
ample protection, at Il cry moderate cost
From the Treasurer's Export we learn
that the cost o! the street department Tor
the year, has been 81 .6ss. tie hire depart
ment 1886, and incidental expenses con
pecred with the village S92.
To pay the remaining liahiiiti, y, ana IL
provide for current expenses, a Ak oil -
cents on the dollar was voted. 1t was also
voted to exempt the polls of firemen from
taxation.
The following officers were elected
MoGeraiOr.-Sa Samuel Bigwood.
Clcrk VIM. kidder.
Treasnrer-W. l.. Greenleai.
Coiieclor.-Allen Stone.
AUDITORS. l.. Reynolds.
Tr1astees.-A Z. Edwards. Francis LIE
Clair, j. o. Cramton, W. l.. Greenieai, j
p. Reed.
FIRE Wardens.-Ira Allen, Geo. ID. Nash
Louis Baraby. Alex. Mcdonald, frani
Suroy.
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STATE OF VERMONT. } t. all person. con
DISTRICT OF oHrrTESpES, $. Avn Prar late q
Essex. In said District deceased
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden Ut Burlington. within
and for the District of Chit euden the 10th Jay ~
January. 4. ID. Isl an instrument. nurpurtiu- 70
lee the last VII and Testament. 81 Aivah Priur.
late az Essex. in said Dis. &C.. deceased. was
presented O, the Court afure-- , for Probate. amt
Il Is Ordered hy said Court that the 2rd day -
February A. d. l,s4. az the Probate Court Rooms ia
said Burlington. be assigned for proving said In
-trument and that notice thereof hc gwen u all
persons concerned by publishing tbs order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press newspaper printed az id burlington.
presiou 10 the time appointed
Therefore. You are hereby notified uappcar before
said Court At the time and place aforesaid. and cun
test the probate of said will. if you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 10Th day 60. January. 4 u. l-.i.
ssw3w f. ). TAFT. Register.
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Another Old glble-of 1896.

MoRRIsyILLE, Jan. &c. 1874.
To the Editor fthe Free Press and Times
have an Older il not better Bible than
Mr.. Taft On the front leaf of my Bible is
the following Imprinted at London, by
the Deputies of Christopher Barker, printer
to the Queens most excellent Majestic.
1885, Truly yours,
p K GLEED.
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RHODA KEMINGTON's ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District %. Chittenden Commissioners 10 re-
ceive examine and ad ust the claims and demands o.
all persons against the estate OF Rhoda Remington.
late Of Huntington. in said District. deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN offset
thereto and tx months from the DAY OF the date
hereof being allowed by said Court Tor that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice, that We viii
attend 10 the business Of our appointment. AZ the
Collins Hotel in Huntington, IN said District. on
the third Tuesdays OF February and July next,
at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated th- 2lst day OF January, \. u. 1874.
J. 5. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
A. r. BATES. J
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
40 Probate Court, for the
DISTRICT OF ohifihNhhN'sS District of Chttenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Pollv
Field late OF Charlotte, IN said District, deceased.
GREETING;
VIrHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 9Th
w day OF January 1874, for the settlement OF the
state and for decree Of the residue Of said estate
To the legatees OF said deceased and ordered that
public notice thereof he given TO all persons inter
ested in said estate, by publishing this ofuer
assignee in the Burlington Free Press, printed In
Burlington. In said District
Therefore, you are hereby notified 70 appear AZ ,he
assigned, then and there to contest the allowance Of
s.id .ceonnt. n YOU see cause, and to establish
YOUR right as heirs legatees, and lawful CLAIMANTS
Given under my hand, this I'd day Of January
n, $50 s re WALES, Judge
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rMILo =. nnowNELL's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable me
DISTRICT OF oH1rrESDES S. ID strict Of Chittenden
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of Philo F. rrownel late Of Wiliiston in said Dis
trlct, deceased.
GEEEIGNG-
WHEREAS application hath been made To this
w Court ia writing, by the administrator OF said
estate praying for license and authority To sell the
whole Of the real estate of said deceased situated
in Essex. IN said district. except village lot sit
pated north Of the new school house at Essex
Junction, owned by said estate and ). 4. Brownel.
IN common setting forth that il would he beneficial
the heirs and all persons interested in SAID es
tate to soil and convert the same int" money and
having filed in said Court the written consent OF the
heirs to said estate.
WhereupOn, the said Court appointed and ass sned
the 18th day Of Feb AID ,si. al the Probate Court
Rooms in said District To hear anu decide upon SAID
application. and petition, and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof he given 10 all persons Interested
therein by publishing said srfcr, together with
the time and place Of hearing, llree weeks success
lively in the Burlington Free Pres, newspaper
which crculates in the neizhborhood OF those
persons interested in said estate, all which pub
LEGATIONS shall be previous 10 the DAY assigned FOR
hearing.
Therefore. You are hereby notified TO appear be
fore said Court at the time and place assigned. then
and there in said Court, to make your objections To
the granting such license, II you
Given under my hand at the Probate Court
Rooms this 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1874.
aJw3w T. +. WALES. Judge.
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The trustee, OF the NationL saving
Bank. Concord, y. H.. have been instructed
Gy the stockholders Of the First National
Bank to look for other quarters
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The Oldest Bible In the State.

BIBLE OF l599-A MOST INTERESTING RELIC
AND HEIRLOOM.
Editor Free Press and Times:
Your item in this mornings paper in re-
ference to the old Bible in the possession of
Mr.. Enos W. Taft, reminds me of the ex-
istence of still older edition OF the Bible
in town, and herewith inclose a descrlp-
ton of it. 1t is contained in a morocco
case, on which is printed - Holy Bible
Printed at London, 1899, by Christopher
Barker. Brought to New England in the
Mayfower BY John Alden, 1920. The pro-
perty of s. ". 1hayer" Upon opening
the case and turning over the time worn
leaves. we find the following inscription at
the beginning of the New Testament
THE
NEW TESLA
ment OF our Lord ESNS
Christ. Translated out U!
nreeke by Theod. Beza
With hrieio Summaries and expeditions vpon the
hard places by the laid Authour. loae. Gamer
and 2. LOfeler killerus
Englished by l.. Johnson
To- ether with the Annotations of Fr. lunus ypon
the Revelation of 5. lOHN
Imprinted at London by the Deputies o..
Chriitopher Barker
Printer 10 the Queenes most excellent ma elite
1893
Its supposed that the Old Testament was
printed AT an earlier date, but the title page
and the first two or three leaves are miss
ing. ltwas formerly bound in oak, with
large brass clasps and a place in .one of the
covers to hold pair of spectacles There
are many peculiarities about the book
which attract attention. among others the
old-iashioned music in which 1.-THE Psalms of
David are set, the notes all being alike and
square. Among the many curions in
stances of antique spelling to be found,
may be mentioned that of our hr-t mother.
which is spelled Heuah. This ancient book
also contains the family record of DR..
Thayer's ancestors, from JOHN Alden to the
present day, one paragraph containing the
following words, in speaking of Mr.. and
Mrs Ephraim Thaycr, who lived in the
year 100 g." They had II children, who
were all professors of religion, and on a
particular occasion all commurcd at the
same table of the Lord with their parents.
When they died they left 49, children,
grandchildren and great grandchildren,
t6 males and G6 females
The book it-elfhas had an eventiul career.
~ it was being rebound ina book-binders
store in Cornhil. some time in the last cen
fury. the store took fire and was entirely
consumed, with its contents. with the eX-
ception Of a drenched bag. which was found
10 contain this Bible.
1t is supposed to be the oldest Bible in
the State, if not in New England, and -
highly priced by is owner {.
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NOTICE.
ESirr A. MccASS, } STATE OF VERMONT
rs. ...-,.... $3.50.
TAONAs McCASN. y '"''i 10 =


ExiIr A. MccASS. } STATE OF VERMONT,
~. &C., / cHuTrNpES COUNTY s.. :.
dgrH Tenn, 4. ID. ls-i.
WHEREAS, Emily A. MeCann, of Underhill. N
w said Ch.tieuden County. the 9Th day Of
January, A. ID. ls.i. filed in the Office OF the Clerk
OF Chitienden County Court. her petition against
her husband, Thomas McCsun Setting forth that
she was married 10 said Thomas. at Milton, in said
County On the 2ith day OF May. \. -. 1859 That
said Thomas, commencing on tine 10th day OF August,
AID lS6e. treated the petitioner with Noticeable
severity which treatment cont nued 10 the date 81
his desertion Of said petitioner That on the It day
OF August. A. u. l--u. at said Jnderhi!l, the said
Thomas W.liully deserted the petitioner and has
continued such desertion 10 the present time; and
pravin- that the bonds Of matrimony between her
and said Thomas MeCanu, may be dissolved iur the
causes aforesaid; and that she may have the cu>to-
dy OF her minor child. and further, that she have
leave 10 resume her ma den Dame.-which SAID
petition Is made returnahle To the term 20. the
County Court next. to be holden 1t Bur n-i9n. IN
and for said Chttenden Couuty, on the first Tues
day in April, \. ID. ls7t.
And il appearing that SAID Thomas McCann
resides without the State. 20 that the common pro
cesses % the Court cannot he served upon hlm
Therefore il ordered that the petitioner publish
the substance OF her petition with the order, for
three weeks ccessively in the Burlington Free
Press printed at said Burlington the last pu5l-
cation o. be least six weeks previous 90 said next
term OF said Court. which publ cat ons viii ne
deemed sufficient notice 10 said Thomas Metann 10
appear and make answer 20 said pet tion.
a &. DINUN Petitioners Attorney.
A. j. HOWARD. CLARK.
Burlington, VI. Jan ltl. A. D. l>7i----W@w
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The Oake> Ames went into ShelhGrn
Iarbor last week, and the work OF re-tting
her will at once be commenced.
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When the steamer Vermont and Adison-
lack went into winter quarters, their final
washing of table and bed linen consisted IF
TOO pieces.
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directors: L. Mills, j. W. Hobart, James
X. Langdon, 10 ID. Hatch, NJ Hail Stan
ton, Martin l.. Hall, ii. Shackell. L. Mil
lis was elected president; +. s. Stranahan
clerk and treasurer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-23

50l0uO Bottles OF HALE's HONEY OF HOREHouSD
AND TAR, have been sold during the past winter,
and at least half that number of alarming cases or
Cough cold, Influenza and Bronchitis have been
cured thereby.
Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure in one minute. wilt