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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-01-03
ONE TOyCHOF NATURE


lHL WHISTLER.
Frog have their time to croak and owls to hoot
The patient lutist hath his time to toot
The fiddler hddleth when his work Is done,
But thou, % bore, hast no set tlme-ah. none
To whistle.
We know when Bangs will play bis horn Of brass,
And Dinsley his lagcOlet, alas
We know when comes the dulcet fish horns tone
but hang It. thou hast all times for thine own,
whistler
When old p!aL"s have worn out an air
And voices crude have worn 1t very bare,
The puckerGd mouth doth still emit the strain,
hut all prayers that thou should are vain,
whistler
Long after hone ii folks have gone to bed,
Nraried with toilns ior Their daily bread,
Then thou, % lazy, long-eared midnight bird.
Mid many impI' cations sui art heard
Nhistlng.
4 call the. bird ono Of the shrill-,oI,etsrt
For lis Iuits plain that music, > not thy fort,
Thou shouldst he ieathered AS tho vulturos arc
lru get the ieatheIs IN produce the tar.
Owhstler'
A highwaynan who was lynched in Neva-
da the other day found fault with the color
OF the rope because 1t did not match his sus
penders but they suspended him all the
same [Elko. New Post
lie said he rather guessed he knew how to
sail IL boat-Lut the gentle lephyrs that kiss
the wavelets over his watery grave mourn
fully whispered. ale mffed not wisely
Mobile Register
A West Hill man painted terocious look
ing sign, Look out Tor the dog. and put 1t
up in his front yard to scare away tramps.
The neat morning II tramp with II bad smile,
shoulders like load of hay, club with
death smiling out OF every knot OF it, raped
at the front door, demanded some hot bis
cunt, meat. potatoes and cup of coffee, and
asked Pleasantly, "IIow is the dog
[Ilawkoyc.
There would Ice one mighty good thing for
ten. Grant if he would accept the throne OF
bulgaria His Majesty conldnt understand
word that his subjects said when they came
around the palace md walled Tor collector
ships and postonccs EN.
kiss snatched without permission in
Buffalo, n Y, cost the young man who
snntchcd It SlO and costs Tint was reasOn-
BILE enough. A Nonistown Young man snatch
ed II kiss at picnic live years ago and since
that time 1t has cost him more than fifteen
hundred dollars tor her board and clothes.
INorrstown Herald.
Five years ago there were living in vii
jamestown ten young lnlieS, beautiful. high
IL educated intimate friends nnd moving in
the best circles Of society. And since then
All. our pen almost shfinks from telling the
fate OF these gIls but We must print it US a
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

When Brindle OF Bess. Spot. shows the slightest
signs Of sickness. do you not take Immediate meas
uts to reliey" her SO. too when Billy and Kit
your iavOrr colts. betrny symptoms o. disease, you
search the Z" tarrier" for tho Indicated malady aud
its remedy, and 1t MAJ be you summon the nearest
veterinary sur geon- All very wise aud prudent this
But is not that ang son or dHughter far deareT to
to you than all Ii" cattle and horses in Your
stables Yet for weeks, II may be- mUuths, or even
yrar, he or she has complained OF a of Ian
guor, or drowsinrss. and debility with cca,ionnl
headachr-the sure iOrerunncr OF disease. Or it may
be- the face, once blooming with the hucB that only
health and the pure inv igOrating country air
give, has become palld and the seyrI unnatuTally
bright. You may have motto the slight dry cough
at early morning and at night and have attributed
n to a cold. ID not delay to secure the proper
means for relief. A months neglect may cost you
a Lifetime of remOrse. Head the Peoples Common
Senss Meiical Adviser tcnduTsee bN the New YORK
Tribune ms book tor the PeuPl' in which you
will find complete .scription oI isca-es-thc.r
causes. symptom and proper domestic irotimen
Sixth revised edition tnearly 1909 va ses) 81 ~
Address the author, II. '. Pierce, NJ. u. Worlds
Dispensary and lnyalidI Hotel Butinio. n. Y.
thur&Wlt
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The WICdsS AND During
the past year the FREE Pass has kept,
with the utmost accuracy possible, 4 record
OF the deaths by violence occurring in the
State. As matter Of course some such
cases have never been reported aud others
haye failed to reach US; 50 that, to obtain
the actual number an sppreciabl percent
age must be added to our figures. Accords
ing to our record. the total number was
li2. divided among the months as follows :
January 5, February 5, March s, April I3.
TENDER .. October 10, November IA q.
December %. During the year thore were
three murders-that Of Mrs VIM by her
husband (who subsequently committed
suicide) at West Randolph , James Spell
man by John Daley. at Stamford, and
William Muccurmuck by Roya! Carr. at
Calais OF the total number of VIC ent
deaths. thirty-four were suicides, twenty
accidental drowning, thirteen caused by
the cars, twelve BY falls. nine by carriage
accidents and six by accidental shooting
among the latter being that Of 4 twelve
year old bog By his nine yesr-old brother,
at Rutland. and Of grown man by his
brother at Cambridge q: the suicides,
thirteen hung themselves. nine tried re
volver, four took poison AID three drowned
,hemseIves The vnunpast .uIrii,. Was IA
years old, and the Oldest u.
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PRICES

For Mems, Youths and Boys Heavy Winter Cloth
ing, at tho Blue Store, are still further reduced
We are determined to sell out our stock before
renting larger store or entirely closing out our
business hero. Take memorandum Of these prices;
come to the Blue store and get the goods.
Mems all-wool Suits at $500.
Mems extra-heavy all-wool Suits, $3.50.
Mems fine all-wool Suits at 1925.
Mems extra-heavy Gray Satinet Over
coats at $500. Made up double
breasted and well-lined.)
A good serviceable Black Elysiau Over
coat, woven goods, $500. (For Men.
Mems fine all-wool Cashmere Overcoats,
nicely bound and well made, at $500.
Our stock of Mems Cashmere Pants
has sold rapidly, and we are now
offering our finer grades of Cassimeres
at S1.50, $500 and $500 per pair.
Mems fine Worsted Pants, Riverside and
Washington Mills goods, at $500
and $3.50.
Mems fine Worsted Goats and Vests in
the best qualities of worsted, at lower
prices than imitation goods are sold in
this city.
~ Special reduction in Youths and Boys Suits.
Oyercoats and listers.
We want every man who desires to be economical
with his money in the purchase OF Clothing for him
sell or family, to come to the Blue Store, our
goods and get our prices before buying. The closest
comparison OF goods and prices Is respectfully soc-
tied Remember We are selling our stock Of Mems,
Youths and BOYS Clothing, Hats, Caps, Furnishing
Goods, &c, at lower prices than drst-elass goods
were offered in Burlington. Special bargains
in Mems Underwear to close out stock. Come to
THE BLUE STORE,
For bargains in all lines Of goods
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An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India Mission
airy. the formula Of simple vegetable remedy. for
the speedy and permanent cure for Consumption.
bronchitis, cltarrh, asthma. ami AL throat and lung
affections. also positive and radical care for
debility and all nervous complaints alter hay
ing tested its wonderful curative powers in thuus
TO his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire t. relieve human suffering, Will send,
free OF charge to all who desire it, this with
full directions Tor preparing and using in Uerman,
French or English. Sent by mall by addressing
with stamp. LaInS this paper. W. W. shsri7 lag
Powers BLOCK, Rochester, ksw York. -deC''i&wiw
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BORN.

BORN.
BRooKs.-In this city. Dee. g. rs. ., Ms MAI,
L. and T. Books, n son.
MARRIED.
MoRsE-JkMELL.-In this city, Jan. lst -, by
Rev. g. b. Stafford. Rodney ". Morse sud Mis-.
Estella J. Jewell both ct Burlington.
BAKER-CoySoR-At the residence - the bride a
father, January LIST. ls,a, by Rev T. A. t'T.iin- MIR
Charles N. Baker, o. St. AibIcs. and Mss Emma
Connor, Of this city
EApE.U-GRAY.-bt tafhayen. Zee. 9Th. by
Rev. VI. a. Munson, MIR. Joseph IL. Nsdeau, o.
Crown Point, and Miss Care x. Cray. Vi fair
Haven.
BARKER-CoLLANER Bristol, Dec. H. ISIS,
at the home OF the bride az. \. Collamer by Rev.
l.. A. D.bble, William D. BARKER, OF She!nurn, and
Pauline A. Collamer, .! Ersto., ".
OSgIL-BRASD-In Richmond, VI, Dec -, ISIS,
by Rev. Father Gum n zham, Wa Ii oneil, OF Jer
sey City, N. J. and Bridget Brand, OF Htn5 shurgh,
BIED
JASEs-In Montreal, en- the 26.h list DIV .sht
T. James, In the 18th year II his ags
BUXTON. In Jericho, Vt, Dee 9th, ISIS Of
cinker- rash. Arthur N. BuXtnu, son and only child
u: Frank P and Nancy A Buxton, aged wears and
months.
Full short his Journey wss.-no il't
" earth unto his 81 ldas elIve
The weary weight that old man nut,
lie bore not TO tie .ravr.
lie seemed a cherub who hal lost his way
And wandered hiiher,-4J his stay
With US was short ami twas most meet
That he should be no deliver in arms cioi.
Nor need n pause u cleanse his 1 -
To stand before his God
q blest word, evermCre
May the richest OF tho Fl'her's lloed etl0ns rest
the bsreaved ptIel's. ani ultimately I'iE thsr
dear one IN heaven.
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Constiplted bowels, inward piles. costigeness,
fevers torpid liver ellowness o: the skin and eyes
ind sestlon. dyspepsia and all arrangements Of the
internal viscera, are cured by 'Swayns's Tar ana
Ssr saparills Pills. Unlike many other purgatves
they do not irritlte the stomach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system in healthy
condition by arousn. the torpid liver to healthy
tion and expelling by the bowels and kidneys the
matter that pol-pns the foundation Of life Be par
ticuar to obtain ''Swayne's Pills" Price 81 cents
u box at all leading druggists.
Dec IL. 1875 On, W fxwly
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The Sabbath-school connected with the
French Evangelical Mission Baptist had
tree and festival at the chapel, head of
Elmwood avenue. Wednesday evening. The
tree was prettilv set out with ornaments
and presents for the children, the chapel
was tastsfully trimmed and brilliantly light
ed, and altogether presented a beautiful
appearance. The chapel was well
illed, there boing present, besides the usual
attendants, goodly number of the friends
Of the school and mission and the exercises
singing and Rotations in both French and
English-wer, very interesting. Each
scholar reoeived present. and the worthy
Missionary Rev Mr.. Therrien) and his
family wero generously remembered After
:he exercises and distribution of gifts,
Refreshments were served to all present
The occasion was cot only one of great in
terest, but must serve to cheer and encour-
age the heart OF the missionary in his ardu-
Gus lsbors Of love
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sr. AIBAss.-The rolling mill has been
started again, under agreement of creditors,
to Gil an order from a road in Massachu-
sets, which was received before the attach
ment. Negotiations for the floating Of some
mortgage bonds, t. relieve the company
from embarrassment and enable them to re-
sumo business. are progressing, and with
good prospect of success
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A Glance Backward.

|
Inc year Just closing mas not oeen par'iou-
iafS e'enliui' locally anu the recoru Is
very ciean one NO great Crimes no GA
'ensi'e eohnagratons' no heavy business IT,
verses nave peen recorded anu II 'no peo-
pie are happy whose annals arc oarreh' a.
the famous author said, then ours must DC
indeed happy people. In business we De-
lieTe the statistics Will Dear US out In say
ing that trade has constantly improved
rom Inc beginning Vi 'ue year anu WI
iace 'ne ne" year WIN oo''ef pfoSpo'''
than since the panic OF 1919 MOI sinee
'nen nave our fe'a" merchants u'spiASsd
suoh qu'n'i''e' Vi so'us anu iounu 81 fea'y
sales az III 'ne present noiiuay season anu
"u 'nui'"'ion III 'no revival Vi our no,'
SAFE 'raue " iounu In 'ne iaet 'na' 'ne
largest Vi Out n"nu''0'u 'i"s III ms ms 'ou"N
II necessary 10 run It's MUS on eA'ra time
LUZ nuInper Vi noH'nS past more Vi ie>''
An additional impulse has Deem given py
the completion, during the past year. Of the
great r4e'cher hospi'al' Inc ho"aru opera
mouse lpEacticsiiS), anu EXCHANGE DiocA-
three maghincen' anu suos'ap'lai Ouiiuins'
for tne nremeh Ii mas oten gaia year.
LIZ Darnes ooss "on 'ne n"'ioh"' pf'-s' anu
'ne r'hans anu 'oi'n'eei' Ha'e iiaue eA
euisionS ""i0u Will "e io"s n'ioi aO'e
ouF rih' e'uo' NO. nave WON '0upie vi
prliilans Victories
Inc seam reeor' embraces among otners'
the following names oil we'll known citiZsns'
all oil Whom nave pasSeu away uuring Inc
year T.. w ohaSe' u w iiolt' henry
'" Catlin, L. u. Inrrill' herSey Burnett
heT. William W. At"ater' Ambrose
AtGater, W. 5. Hall, Robert L. Rowe.
Joseph ID. Allen orylile Sinciear' James Ii.
EDWARDS, OF Wlnooski, and possibly others
Whose names nave escapeu Us
Inc t"' record Is more diSas'tous one
than we nave peeh eaiieu upon 10 ohrohi''e
iof numoer oi years. though Tue aggfe-
gate oil LOSSES Is re@iiy aS'ohi'ninsS snaA
iOI ei'S u Luz S'-' u Dui 'oN M 'n0
puhulnsS purnea were insuleu' anu LUG
total insurance pad u property-holders
was SlO'o6i-which Is. oil course, the exact
aggregate OF the losses. The fires we're IN
detail as follows 1.-THE statistics being kindly
furnished by Chief Engineer Drew) Feb.
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warning to others. Two of them married
Congressman another linked her fate with
that of an editor, the fourth weddeda clergy
man, another writes poetry for the lIdcertey
Magazine, the sixth married humorous par
agrapher and looks as sad as an orphan asy-
lum, and the remaining four joined a croquet
club and everlastingly ruined their sweet
tempers thereby Norristown Herald.
MAY it please Your Royal Excellency, -
said the Captain of the Guard at Rideau
Hall, as he entered the audience chamber,
my men have captured tr-r-raitor." All ~
said Lorne this is interesting. Bring him
IN. And they yanked him into the vice-re-
gal presence. I'VE found this cuss caitifi,
| should say, resumed the captain, 'in n
house that wasn't lit up in loyal welcome to
Your Royal IIighness" GLOW now, villain -
said Lorne, glaring sternly at the captive.
at was from no lack of loyalty, Your Royal
Highness stammered the unfortunate man,
but may it please Your Majesty, hadn't
any money TO buy oil. and the grocery man
wouldn't trust, and" Away with him to
the lowest donjon in my castle, said Lorne,
with sweep of his vice-regal arm, and see
to it that ere morn his CORY head adorns
these battlements.
Extract from romance with one hand
he held her beautiful golden head above the
chilling waves, and with the other called
loudly for assistance
'How much shall you charge for a bologna
sausage that will reach from one of my ears
to the other asked soldier in Berlin of
dealer. Fifty kreutzers, was the reply. II
take the offer, replied the soldier, zone of
my ears was cut off in battle thousand
miles from here. There was compromise
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-01-03
Chew JA'Ss9N's BEsr Sweet Navy Tobacco.
dec n DIV Y
THE First Dose t.Ives Relief"

Trial Bottles DR.. Swaynes Comp und Syrup Of Wild
Cherry, ., Cents.
The distressing cough which threatened serious
results, is quickly cured before developing fatal
pulmonary affection For all throat, breast and lung
d sorders usthmatic bronchial affections. whoop
ing cough liver complaint blood splitting, etc. no
remedy so prompt and enectual DIR. Swaynes
Compound syrup o. Wind Cherry"
Il have made use Of this preparation for many
years and il has prOyet to he very reliable and
etliclcious IN the Treatment Of severe and long
standing coughs. | KNOW OF two patients, now in
comfortable health and who hut FOR its use con-
s,der would not nov he living.
ISANC s. HERBElN, NJ. d.
Straustowu, BeTkS County. IA
rrice-Trial bottles 2j cents: large size 81: or SIX
for s.. Single . cent bottle will Otent!mes cure
a recent cough OF cold, and thus prevent much suf
!er!n- and risk Of lie. Prepared only by DIR.
Swayne b son. Philadelphia FOLD by leading
druggists. Dec /. tn thu satfwly
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or II the hair is gray, dry or hnrsh, the NATURAL
youthful color can he restored by using London
Hair Color lestorer," the most delightful article
ever introduced 10 the American people for incTeas
my its growth restoring its natural color. and at
the same time lovely hair dressing and belutitier.
1t IL totally different from all others not sticky
summy, and free from all Impure ingredients that
render many Otrer articles obnoxious. In fact II ID
exqui sitely periumsd. and So c!rsny and elegantly
prepared AS To make Il II la4tn- hair dressing and
toilet luxury.
i.T.nSts, A rauH;sENr CITIZEN,
wilson, n. C., writes: some ten years ago my
wiies hair commenced falling, and got very thin
and turned gray hut alter using London Hair
Color kestOreT the scalp became healthy the hair
stopped falling, the color vas restored, and now
growing beautifully.
ask your druggist for L,nd,n HAIR Color R-stnr
or, Price 70 cents bottle. six bottles 81. haln
depot for 4 s., 80 North sixth street, PhiiI
Dec 1t. Is ;, dN,w, tSwIy
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MORE ladies received Monday than on
New Years day year ago; but for some
reason perhaps because so many baskets
were on. in I57S-:here were fewer callers
than usual this year Probably not over
fifty gentlemen, old and young. made the
rounis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-01-03

TO all who are suffering from the and luiis-
cretions OF youth. nervous weakness, early decay.
loss OF manhood &c will send a recspe that will
cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered By missionary in South America
Send a sel!-addre-sed envelope To the REV. JosEPn
T. lSMAs Station d, Bible House, New York City.
de- N - hand NJ
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II. Baldwin, OF Monroe City, Ind writes under
date OF Dec. I'd, 1877, that his wife used Dr. Perces
favorlto Prescription with wonderful results II
elected her entire cure. after several physicians
had failed. The many similar letters positively
Affirming that tho tavori.s Prescription had cured
the distase and weaknesses peculiar TO women, In
duced Dr. Pierce to sell it under guarantee, La
die need no longer submit to useless and pain
full local treatment the Favor.te Prescription is
sal e,sure and speedy cure. Hlndreds who had been
bedridden for years have been stored to perfect
health by It's use tu&Wlt
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THE scarcity of excitement may be Inferred
from the crowd in the City Court room,
Monday, duFias tic tria! of the slaughter
house thieves. Legs and arms were stick
ing out OF tho windows and an eligible posi-
ton even IN the yesubule was difficult to
aLrain
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-01-03

SHOCKING AFFAIR Edward CROUCH, an
iron puddler. and his wife took hall gal
Ion OF whiskey to their house. in Troy. n
Y. one night last week. Next morning a
physician, having occasion to call. found
CROUCH dying from the th.cts Of burns.
His eyes were burned oct of their sockets.
and both his legs were nearly destroyed.
Mrs. CROUCH said her husband was intoxi-
Gated, and upset the lighted kerosene lamp
upon himself lie died soOl after the visit
of the doctor NeighbJrs allege that fight
occurred during Tuesday night, and that
Mrs. CROUCH struck her husband with the
lamp She failed to mention the accident
for Is hours after it occurred 10 any per
son. and was very angry when the physi-
clan ctfered to dress her husbands wounds
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GRAND ARMY OF The REPuBLIc.-Tae 18th
Annual Encampment of the Department OF
Vermont, G. A. R., will be held at Rutland
on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 2lst
and 22nd. ls19
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Legal Notices.


STATE OF VERMONT. , The Hon. the Probate
DISTRICT OF cHIrrEsDES, sab;, i i1
To the heirs and all persons Interested in the
estate OF burrl Lane, late o. south Burn It ID in
said Dstriet deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAs, application hath been made 70 this
w Court in writing, By the executor 81 the last
wlof said deceased, praying ior license and author
ity to sell the real and personal estate Of
said deceased, Tor the payment e the iegsces Of
said deceased, and settins forth there the stua.
ton Of the real estate
Whereupon the said Court appointed and as
signed the I'D day of January A D. ls79, At tos
Probate Court rooms, in said District, 10 hear and
decide upon said application and petition and
dered public notice thereof To be given 70 all persons
interested therein, by publishing said order to
gether with the time and place Of hearing, thrss
weeks successfully, IN the BUrlu tOn Free Press,
newspaper which circulates in the ue.ghbOrhOOd Of
those persons interested in said estate, all which
publications shall be previous 10 the day assigned
for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified b. appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place lss.zned then
and theron said court. TO make objections -
the granting OF such license. II you zee cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate Court rOOls
this lst day Of January, 4. b 1873.
27w3w r. 5. TAFT Register
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CRIMES Ard CAsUALTIEs Ira johnson. Of
Dnzbury, while saving wood with a horse
power machine, was kicked in the head b.
one Of the horses. lie - in critical con
dition and his recovery is doubtful,
Nelson Holly Of Pownsl, went home.
the other day, after three weeks spree, to
find his wife absent He went to where she
was stopping. and eniesvored to got her t.
return home. but without success, after
which he vent home and cut his throat,
completing the business by hanging him
self.
Eighty yearold Cyrus Kibbse, of Brook
field, was dangerously injured bysa runa-
way. the other day.
Herbert Kstchum, of Fair Haven, aged
81, YVES run over and killed by the cars re-
gently.
On December %. " ii. Ei4on, a mar
ried man, with wife and one child, of
Granville. was arrested on tho charge of
committing . rape upon Two little girls.
one nine another ten years old. lie was
bound up in the sum Of $500, and 10 de-
fault of bail was taken to Middebury and
put in Jail to await his trial at the June
term Of the county court.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

I INSTRUCT or vER.IoNT.-In Re Lewis .
IL Thresher, Bankrupt.
In the District Court OF the United State sor
the District OF Vermont.
the undersigned, ASS Snse OF the estate o. said
Bankrupt hereby gives notice that il has been
ordered By the District Court OF said District that
the second and third general meetings OF the cred-
tors Of said Bankrupt, Be- held at Montpelier, IN
said district, on the l7tl day o. January A. u.
1879 At O'Clock p. IT,, at at the Office Of Gleason
Field. before l.. l.. Lawrence ESQ. Que o! ths
Registers in Bankruptcy tor the purposes named
In the 9Th and 18th sections Of the Bankrupt Act of
March ID, 1867 knc this IS also u give notice that
l have hled nv final accoun: As Assignee O! said
Bankrupt, and tha: 81 said time and place shall sp
ply TO said Court fo= the settlement Of said account
and for discharge frCm all Liabilities as Assignee
OF said estate In accordance with the provisions 0,
said act.
Dated 81 Montpelier ia said District this 9TH day
OF December, A. ID. 1873. IRA A HULrON
Z7w3T Assignee