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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-08

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C"asumsrs should bear in mind that tne incon-
parable ,'Ruyai' is row tie only Baking Powder in
,he market made from the pure Grape Cream
iat'Ar' imported exclusively for this powder direct
from the wine-growiDg district of France. An old
experienced housekeeper writes that although She
has 10 pay few pennies more Tor the ..Royal'
hnds that II gees so much farther and works 80
much better, that its economy to use ii Another
says she.u.ea the powder in plddings cakes and
an sorts OF pastry, wholly without eggs and that
1t makes the only biscuit her d, spaptlc husband
can ca. Approved by the New York Board Of
health, and by Physicians evorywhere.
DR.. ;. DANA HAYES, state Assayer o: usssa-
chusetts; reports alter making analysis OF Royal
Baking Poxder,-"That the materials of which il
is composed are pure and wholesome"
The Royal Bakin- Powder is taking tho place
o! epHa, Siiaratu5. Cream Tartar and Yeast, on
ac,ouat "i its Superiority, Convenience and
Nhoicsomono's. - SoLn Only ~ CANS. "a
Juno li-dSwiy-3p
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-08

TuE CAsU4LrY REcoRD.-During the last
three monlhs-August, September and o.
tl5er-t5ere we're IN this State, according
to the FRFE Pass record, % deaths BY VIC
lcncs 5 in August, . in September and IL
in o .fobsr. Of these Ntrs suicides three
eaeh w,7e killed y the Cars. BY accidental
s4.;jag, hy being thrown from carriage.
snd by drowning, while 4 were killed by
falls Daring the quarter there was but
one murder that Of Mrs.. Vim, OF West
Randolph, By her husband, Michael VIM,
who subsea committed suicide.
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nlsTEICr of VERMONT IS - In The Dstric
- count 81 the United States In this matter o
Haley IL Streeter, BankTupt. in Bankruptcy.
hereby give notice that 1 have been duly ap
pointed Asst snes OF the estate OF tbs Harley ii.
sueoter, 81 Ly moon, Caledonia county ana state o.
Vermont. l.. ROBINSON, Assignee.
Newport. VI, October u, ISIS. -lsw3w
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NoTICElN pI,KErpTCy,

'lNHlS - 10 give notice, that on the eth day OF
L October a. ID. ISIS, warrant in bankruptcy
was issued against the estate o. !. K f J. Gray,
o. Whee!"ck. IN the county Il Caledonia aud State Of
Vermont, who have been sdJud ed bankrupis on
their own petition that the pay ments OF any debts
ard delivery If any property beOn .ing 10 said bank
Tupts TO them Tor their use aad the transfer 0.
any property by then, are forbidden BY law that
meeting Of tns creditors OF said bankrupt L. prove
their debts aai TO CHI Ose one more Assignoes Of
thor estate will he held at a court OF bankruptcy,
To he holden at ths Office OF Elisha May, Esq In
s. JGhnshury in the county Of Caledonia and State
81 Vermont. heicie ndrrsooi. Esq. register, on
the -th day Q: November \ D. ISIS. al II o'c.ocS a.
Ii. THOMAS FAILEY
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

hisTRICT OF VERMONT In Re. Jeremiah NJ.
~ lsham, bankrupt.
In the irstict Cour; of tho United States for the
District of Vermont
l., The undersigned, Assignee OF the estate of said
blnkrupt, hereby give notice that il has been Crder
ell ny the District court OF said district, tIat the
second ard third general meetings OF the creditors
OF said bankrupt to fcd in Burlington in said
District on tho lStn day q! November A. ID. is7s at
socl, ok u m. nj the ice L. l.. Lawrence, before
Il. Lawrence' one Otthc Registers in bankruptcy,
IN sad District. Tor the purpose named in the 9th
ana H7th SECTIONS Of tho bankrupt Act o! March 2t
-. and taat have filed nv final account as
Assl%n,e % said bankrupt, and At said time and
place. shall apply to sad Court for the settle
II cyl q. my sad account, atd fer Il schlr.e from
al! Liability as Assignee OF saii estate in accordance
with the provisions Of said act.
Dated 81 Colchester in said District. this I'D day
October. A. b.ls-S Samuel. BIuWuOD.
ESiw Assignee
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The Centsur I.inimen:s ara OF two kinds
is for horses, sheep, ami other snimls. Testimo
mails of tho effects produced by these remarkable
Preparations are wrapped around every bottle, and
may be procured of any druggist, or BIS mail from
the Office OF The CgSrAuR COMPANY, 40 Deg Street.
New York City. Jan 10, 7S-wly
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THz Irish Catholics Ct this city showed
their esteem 10; Bishop Deutschland by
presenting him. on Wednesday evening.
with pulse Of $500; and the French
Catholics gave bin 5000 and an elegant
eilrer ice.iitcher.
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the bi,tTigt Court Of the United States, for tho
| district Il Vermont.
The unders gned hereby gives notice Of his ap
pointmcnt NJ As ruee Of tho estate Of Gard ner q
brown. Of willistun, IN tho county Of GhIttenden
and state OF Vermont within said District, VINO
has been aujudsed bankrupt. upon his owe
petition 10y tho District court OF said District.
Dated at Winston this 2lst day ofOctober. i--s
6LpltGE LANDER,
-uYu
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r,,oN.sJ cooN.s ESTATE.

WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trio, of Chittenden. Commissioners 10 receive. ex
anime and dust the claims and demands Of all per
sons against the estate OF Thomas J. Coon. late Of
Colchester in said district, deceased ard also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and
six months srt III the day OF the date hereof, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we DO
therefore hereby give notice that We will attend to
tho business OF appointment at the town clerk
Office in the village OF WinOcski, in said district on
the third Tuesdays of November and February next,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on each OF said days.
Dated this 18th day OF Oct ber ISIS.
WILLIAM klDDEk,
IRA ALLEN, Commissioners.
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''Ir seems as If | should cough my head off," is
sometimes the impatient exclamation or a sufferer
from a severe cough. Quell the paroxysms with
Hates Honey of HoreAOund end Tar. The relief is
immediate and the cure certain. Sold by all drug
gists.
Pixies Toothache Drop, cure in one minute.
Oct 3lkwiW
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MANDRAKE BIrTERs are just the Medicine to Us
during the heated term. They ree;ify torpidi.y OF
the Liver, give tone to the Stomach; they act
without gripping upon the bowels they remove
bile from the blood. they purify, regulate and in
vigorate the body. thereby preventing many dis
eases incident to hot summer weather. The public,
the medical profession. and the press, have borne
ample testimony to the sterling qualities OF the
MANDRAKE BrrTERs made by HESgY JOHNSON 4
LORD, Burlington, w., who are the only proprstHs
III Ia pri hot.
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oscar SPEAR, ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chittenden, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
ofal persons, against the estate OF oscar r. spear
late OF Chariot e, VT, in said District. deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and six months from the day Of tho date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice, that We will
attend to the business of our appointment, at the
residence of A. a. By ington, in Charlotte. in said
District, on the last Tuesdsys OF December ard
April next Mt 10 O'Clock AN on each of said days.
Dated this 2ith day Of october. A. ID. 1873.
A. A. BlINGr0N, commissioners.
II. LEAVESWOk rH, !
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NOTICE Nv u,Nf.uUprC

I HEREBY given notice OF my appointment as
Assignee OF the estate Of Olive Il Luce, of VOL
colt, In tho county of Lamol ., and state of Yer
mont, who has been adjudged a bankrupt in the
District Court Of the United States tor the District
Of Vermont. X +. PARKER, Assignee,
Woleott, Oct, 10, 1878. -l7w3H
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rNHIS is to certify that | have this day given my
i sons, Joseph Minor and Frank Minor, their time
during the remainder OF their minority and that
from this date shall claim none of their wages.
neither pay any debts OF their contracting
In witness whereof hereunto set my hand.
JOHN MINOR.
Charlotte VT. Oct Is. lS5s.' l6W3w
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NOTICE or tssIGSEE's ApPOINI
MEAT.

nISTRlCT OF VERMONT, S5:-kt Torthield.
J the Ist day OF October, A. II. 1873.
The Undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment rs Assignee of the estate of Lewis Il.
1hresher, of Mortified, in the county OF Wsshin ston
AID state OF Vermont, within said District who has
been adjudged Bankrupt IN his own petition
BY the District Court Of SAID ID strict.
I7w3w IRA A IIOLTON, Assignee.
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FRIDAY, NOV. 5, 1873
Trayellers' Guide.

TRAINS ARRIyE AT BURLlsGTeH
frorn the North, 500 a. u., ana 30, 755 and looJ
pm. q, = -, -
From the Fast. by Central Vt Il. R. SO, s.2J m :
and l.3n, $50 and 7.55 p. III.
From the South, AS, and 30 a. NJ and RIB, AL
and 705 p. IN.
FROM the East, by Burlington & Lamcille X. r.
l.2j and 81 ?. N.
TaAIss LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Going North and West. i25 and 80 am, and 1873
doing East, by Central Vt r H., c 20, 40 a.u.,
ADD II Is, 705, and 9c5 p. N.
Going South, $40, and ll2j a. IN. aud Bis and 80
Going kszt, by burlington Lauoille r. r., 30
N, and AL pm.
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Our former wsli-known townsman, Mr.
Charles P. Bdtton, has entered the lecture
field. and is delivering addresses on d" Our
National Peri"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-08

Ms. Il. Il. EI-HeP, formerly OF the Ameri-
can Hotel, has become the landlord of the
Waterbury Hotel, at Waterbury, II. NJ
Bruce retiring.
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AIxANAcks for - have already put in en-
appearance. There will be three eclipses
one of tie moon and two Of the sue; none
of Which, however, will he visible 10 this
aonnt-y-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-08

REUNION OF TIE FIRST YkRscNT CAVALRY.
The sixth annual reunion If the First Yer
mons Cavalry was hell at Montpelier,
Wednesday evening, with some thirty meEl-
her rre-eur, ard was called to order by
President Willard Harrington Of 81. Al
bans. 10 records Of the last meeting were
read iy ". L. Greenleaf. secretary. 4
committee Of three w.re appointed to uomi
nats ,ais-r-. and submitted the following
Pf,-de Liea:euant " l.. G-eealeaf Of
"iao SKI; vice president, c. j. Bal Of
n4ri.ief: secretary, " II. GOodn0w of
Midi!G5ury; treasurer Warren Crib. Of
this Gig; auditor. !. q watson of this
city, aud d. { Walker OF Camhridgc, " 30
wsrs elected unsuiIeu.iT lae treasurer
reported ) - Is IA The treasury Lieutcn-
Rat II -. Wheeler q tbs rity reEd 4 paper
Gpon ;ho Fret Vermont CIvAlly."
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Legal Notices.


BtNJtMlS F. SMITHS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. } To all persons coz
DISTRICT oP cHIITESnEN Tnrism IN 'i smith
late OF Colchester, in said district, deceased.
GREETISG.
At probate court. holden in Burlington, within
ana for tie district Of Chtteuden, on the 18th day
Of October 1873, instrument purp0rtng to he tho
last II and testament, Of Bel jImin 7. smith, late
Of colchester, in said district, deceased, was pre-
scented the Court aforesaid fer probate, and II is
ordered by said court that the 18th day OF Nnvem
hei. ISIS, at the rebate court rooms in said Bur
lingtun, he asst sned tor proving sad instrument
and that notice thereof be given to all persons
concerned. by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the burlington Free Press, a news
paper printed at said Burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be.
said court, the time and place aforesaid, and
contest tho probate Of said will, if gu have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said dis
tiict. this 25th day Of october, ls.s.
Isy3w r. S. TAFT Register.
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~ EASIgIsUPTCY,

i TIE District Court Of tho United States, for the
' district 81 Vermont. In the matter o! Is. i.
Hope, BanKTupt-ln. bankruptcy.
To the creditors O. Slii Bankrupt and all other,
" HON 1t may cDtcera.
rae undersigned, Ass grce Of the estate of said
bankrupt, hereby .ivca notice that IL has been
ordered By the B.trct Court of said District, that
the second aud third general meetings Of the crod-
tors OF said Bankrupt be held at Mddlcbury. VT,
the Office OF Stewart 3 tldridge on the Both day OF
November, D. ISIS a; : O'cock p. m before Hon.
W. Il. NeaZey, Register, for the purposes named
in the eth and <eth sections OF The Bankrupt Act Of
March ID, 1867; and this is also to give notice that
have filed MY final account a. Assignee OF said
Bankrupt. aud tina. At said tune and place shall mp
ply to said Court for the settlement Of said account
ami for discharge from all liabilities Assignee
OF sad estate in accordance with the provisions e.
said 18Th section.
Dated ut hlddlthury, In said District, this 22l day
Of October, \. u. ISIS. L. d. TwlrGlELL,
lSH3w Assignee.
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RUTLAND he's fifteen pensioners OF the war
OF 1872. larger nur6.r than any other
town in the State.
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AN ARREST.

On Tuesday Officer Rice arrested j ohn j.
Baker, young man Of bad reputation who
made an affidavit that while riding in a
buggy with Thomas Snyder. OF Troy, they
met a woman near the cemetery that Sny-
der proposed to him to take the horse and
buggy to Fort Edward and turn it loose and
that be (snyder) would wait for him near
TIE cemetery, where they intended
to perpetrate Ell outrageous assault
upon her Baker declared be did as Sny-
der requested, and that on his return ID TIE
cemetery he saw neither SNYDER nor the
woman. Baker subsequently, declared that
his affidavit was false In every particular.
lie had seen no woman, nor had be seen
Tom Snyder since August 4. He denied M
toto that he waa IN apY way implicated il
the disappearance
The horse and buggy in which Baker said
he had been riding was stolen from under
the shed at The Quaker meeting house on
Sunday. When first interviewed, Baker was
informed that if he tod what he knew about
Miss Mehan's disappearance he should
escape punishment for stealing the proper
ty. To do this lie concocted the affidavit.
Several persons say they saw Baker else
where that evening ard and there is grow
ing impression that be is innocent Of Miss
Mehan's disappearance.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGN EE's APPOINT
MENT.
DIsTEIcT OF VERMONT, ss.-At S

nISTHICT OF VERMONT, SS.-At st. Albsns,
~ the : h day Of october, A. d. ISIS
The underti COED hereby gives notice Of his ap-
pointment ASST nec of Eliza 81. Farrer, Of
st. AlbAns in the county of Franklin. and State of
Vermont, within ,aid district. who has been ad-
judged bankrupt on her creditors petition, by tho
District Court OF said District
II. II. FARMS WORTH,
l3y!y
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500 REWARD

For any Catarrh Remedy that will givoas quick and
permanent relief. for the same amount Of money.
as tho rRMONI CAThRRH REMEDY, winch is
endor sed by the most eminent Ply sciRns PROBES
Catarrh Remedy in the world. Manufactured aud for
sale by A ross, Fairfax, VI,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Trial Bo1es, % cents. eent by uatl on receipt
of price Also 81 cent and 81 90 Boxes For sale by
all Druggists. Wells, Richardson Co. Wholesale
Agents, Dec2l, '77.-wly
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VouR NAME In gold, SILVER or jet, on 30 psrfOr.
Il ated cards. ono card case and wo model love
letters. l5s. Union Printing Co Ncrthiord Ct
Sept 20 l2wi3
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vEaSJNT ERASCH-sINTH ANNUAL MEETING.
The sixth annual meeting of the Vermont
branch of the Woman Board Of Missions
met in the Winooski avenue Congregation
al church in Burlington. Oct 3O.h.. 1873.
FORENOON.
preliminary prayer meeting was held IN
the chapel, led by Mrs Gov. Fairbanks
The central thought was the nerd OF spe-
eial baptism of the Holy Spirit, for the Mis-
sion work. The society was called to order
at ten o'clock, by Mrs Fairbanks, presi-
dent and opened with reading OF the
Scriptures by the president and prayer by
Mrs. l.. {. Butler.
The annual reports of the secretary and
treasurer were read They showed an eneour-
aging degree Of interest in the various auxil-
larry societies Throughout the State. An ad-
dress followed by Mrs. L. Ii. Barnes, Secreta-
~ of the Bureau Of Exchange Of the Woman's
Board of Boston. She brought greetings
from that Board, and gave an interesting
account CT the progress Of the work there.
The general interest was increasing but in
consequence of the hard times, the receipts
into the treasury showed 9 falling off This
seemed to demand retrenchment of the cost
of the missions supported by the Board
but in view of the great need, especially in
Turkey. no curtsilment seemed possible. As
some Of the large contributors were COM
PEELED to lessen their contributions there
was the more need Of more liberal aver
age from the general membership and Of IL
dividual effort to that end Mrs Barnes
was exceedingly interesting and pleasing in
her remarks, and WAS listened to with the
closest interest.
Reports of vice presidents present from
nearly every county in the State followed;
the reports Of those not present, by, the
assistant secretary. Mr.. Snow, of the Mi
cronesian Mission, well known to the Yer
mont ladies, spoke briefly, describing with
much feeling soma of Der experiences in her
work in the South Sea islanda.
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NOTICE OF assIs.NtE's APPOINT
-

hiSfEICF OF VERMONT, sat Greenshor 10,
tho Igth day of October, \. u. 1873.
Inc Undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
pointmcnt M Assignee Of the estate Of Abel
Wheeler OF Greensboro. IN tho county OF Orleans,
and State Of Vermont, within SAID District,
who has been adiudgch Bankrupt upon his own
petition. by tho District Cour; OF said District.
l7w3w DANIEL Skinner, Assignee.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
NOTICE w EANM PTCN

7 HEREBY give notice OF my appointment as
l. Assignee al the estate OF Lester a. TiliotsOn,
o. WOcOtt in the county OF LamOille Il I'd state o!
Vermont, who has been sdjud ed a Bankrupt in the
District Court o. the United States. for tho District
Of Vermont. X. +. PARKER. Assignee.
WO.cott, Oct. 49, h, lS.S-lw3w
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shr0uded In Mystery.

THE DISAPPEARANCE CT MISS MEHAS At FORT
EDWARD, N. "a MYSTERIOUS CASE
CONDENSED from tie Troy Times
On Sunday evening, about $50 O'Clock,
Miss Margaret Mehan. maiden lady fifty
eight years of age, LETT the residence Of
Joseph Loughlin. outside Of tine village Of
Fort Edward, with the intention of return
ing to the home of her brother-in-law. John
Loughlin, in the village. Il was very dark
at the time. ard the rain was falling last
Miss Mehan got sstrsy, and at about $50
O'Clock she called at the house OF Charles
Hammond and inquired the way TO John
LOughlin After being directed to the
right route, Miss Mehan again started, and
since that time she has not been seen.
Her disappearance was soon noticed, and
q number of men went in search of her dur
ing the night but failed to find her.
On the road leading TO the cemetery an
apron, identified as her property, was
found
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Az ALLEGED Cure FOR DIrnTHERIA. -
Kerosene oil is said TO have been discovered
to be very simple bu; elsctuGl remedy for
tie much dreaded disease, diphtheria. The
discovery WAS made in Chszy, n. Y. and
the remedy is now extensively used in tie
vicinity. fake swallow Of it INFO the
mouth aud Use it a. eargie: if portion
he swiIloset il viii not iojnre, but rather
promote ;hc ccge. A Mrs Je,ley, Of
Casz5, hsi FIVE children Ill az one time
~ no ~ers al curod By it; in the same way
a dem other eases were sls) cured. accord
sag 90 the statement in the Plattsburet
S-7f5Esl.
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