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Miss Sarah Smiley, the lady evangelist, has
joined the Episcopal church in West Ches-
ter, Pa. Miss Smiley was a Quaker She
was immersed several years ago by Rev.
Mr., Pen;ecost, in Brooklyn. She did not by
this act join the Baptist church, and Brother
PentecUst was severely criticised by some
of his denomination for administering the
ordinance to one who did not own herself
Baptist
4 brother of tire late Professor Watson,
the astronomer of Michigan University, writes
from Sioux Falls, Dakota, severely CRITICS.
ing the will of the Professor, who left most
of his property for scientific purposes lie
remarks His mother supported the Pro-
fessor by her daily labor until he graduated
at the University of Michigan. Not now re-
ferrlng to the suffering, disappointment and
humiliation she has endured the last twenty
years, her son, her carly hope now con-
firms his nature by leaving will granting his
mother SlJO year, to pay board. clothes,
etc, which is absolutely all she has to de-
pend upon. Professor Watson was a man
of extraordinary intellect ; but of his inordin-
ate ambition to distinguish himself before all
moral obligation to his family, there can be
no better proof than his will"
Hon. Amos T. Alderman, formerly attor-
ney general of the United States, died at his
home in Gainesville, Ga, Wednesday night
He was born in New Hampshire in 1923. and
went to Georgia number of years ago, en-
tcring upon the practice Of law. During the
war lac sided with the Confederates. hut
when the struggle was over he advocated the
sanction of reconstruction measures of Con-
gress. He was member of the State Con-
vention Of 1867 s, and took prominent
part in shaping the new Constitution forme
by that body. lie was attorney general in
General Grants Cabinet during the latters
first term, AMI was leader of the Republi-
can party in Georgia.
The New York correspondent of West
ern paper states positively, from information
gained from intimate friends of Judge Hilton,
that the late \. I. Stewards body has never
been recovered The thieves who stole it
relied on woman weakness to redeem the
, bones at Il costly price. But VI rs. Stewards
friends appealed to her that if sh purchased
those poor bones no man would lie safe in his
grave that they were not necessary TO the
repose Of her husand's soul, and that if he
could appear to her in spirit he would tell
her never to give one cent to keep alive sucl
an example. Hence the grave robbers had
their work and subsequent expense and long
waiting on a reward for nothing. Judge
| Hilton said to the correspondent Il would
| probably tell you if had any thing to say,
/ but the newspaper discussion of the subject
/ is mainly designed to assist the thieves and
| eXtort money from Mrs. Stewart. When
| the subject dies out, and the wounds OF
/ the hour are healed, it may be time to talk
up that question"
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~ EYiSINlsl Prey.

In HE District Court Of the niicd states Tor me
District ui vermont. Ia re-. Ahl Wheeler
Bankrupt III Bankruptcy. N1. ~. b'-iu,i 81 YER
mont.
SIR-Nolcc Is hereby given that a petition mas
been ulai IN SAID Court by Abel Wheeler, oil
Lyndon. FORMERLY OF Greensboro, IN SAID
District, duly declared a bankrupt undel
the Act of Congress of March u. l7di- Tor
discharge. and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims provahle under sad Act
and that the 32 day of February, ISL, Al To- oelors
a. M. before the Hon. Hoyt II. Wheeler. Judge "l
said Court at the L : Court Rooms in Burlington,
i. assigned for the hearing OF the same when and
where all creditors VINO have proved their dchis
and other persons IN interest, MAY attend ana
show cause. II any they have, WHY the PRAYER oi
said petition should not he granted.
Dated al Burlington. on the 18th day OF D'cehi-
her, 1850. i. Il. SNAl-LEh- SIcfA-
odW.w
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Argal NOtlrrs.
LINES .AsCoM.s Esr.TE.

We. the subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable. the Probate Court for the DIS
trlct OF Chittcnden. Commissioners to receive, eX-
anime and adjust the claims AMI demands OF all
persons. against the estate Of Linus BascUn, late
OF Milton, IN said district. deceased, and also
all claims AMI demands exhibited IN offset thereto
and SIX months from the day " The date hereof,
being allowed y said court for that purpose, We dn
therefore hereby give notice that We Will attend Ia
The business OF our appointment, at the dwelling
hons. of Marshal Powell, IN said Milton, in
said district on the last saturday in January and
third Wednesday in June. Isl, next, AZ lOoclOck
a. M on each Of said days.
Dated Tins Goth day OF December. lSSo.
\. Il. CASWELL, Commissioners
l.. y. SMITH,
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We are not III tho habit OF pulling any sort d
patent medicines In our columns, for the business al
a newspaper is 10 let people know what Is going on
in the world, and not 10 lend aid 10 what may be
imposition But we happen TO know DIR. DAVID
Kennedy Of Rondout, n. Y, and can personally
testify 10 the excellence of the medicine which IN,
doctor calls "Favorite Remedy" And If word 0i
ours Will persuade anybody 10 use IT, aud thus find
relief from suffering, 40 professional etiquette shall
hinder US from saying that word. For diseases OF
the blood kidney and bowels il has no equal. W,
would not be without II for i've times III. dolal
that IL costs.-DGily Times.
Dec Ida VIEW An
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STATE NEWS.

Addison County Court held very short
session. Only one case went TO The jury and that
was the Islander OF case White vs. Conway The Jury
returned verdict in favor OF White for *l5o dol
lars damages and costs. Twenty-seven divorce
suits were the docke: which denotes a bad state
of things in the county.
Lewis Jillson of Evansville is great SUI
ferer from what is supposed 10 be consumption. He
recently coughed up, what those who saw them
called two live creatures. having the form OF WORMS
They were about three inches long, and as large aS
big rsh-worm.
1t is thought that the decision in the United
States Supreme Court, through which j. ID. Whliney
RECEIVERS from the First National Bank of Brsitle-
boro, the amount, with interest, Of bonds stolen
from the bank al the time OF the robbery several
years ago, cannot in q pecuniary sense materially
affect the stockholders OF the ruined institution, as
this decision lifts the attachments on Wates per
sonal property, and allows the bank 10 share with
other creditors in the receipts from its sale.
The mausoeum which is being erected in
the village graveyard OF Cutingsville, little ham
let near Rutland 4 cost Of 500 900, BY Mr.. Bea-
man of Chester, y. Y, to the memory OF his wife
and daughter and infant granddaughter Is mag
nircent affair. Nearly 100 men have been busy on
various departments OF the labor for months past.
In general exterior character II is mussive gran
lite mausoleum vestibule shetering the vault that
contains the dead. The granite blocks incloslng
the sides and the roof are OF immense massiveness
that of the roof weighing nine tons, The door IS
n granite moonlight Of eight tons weight designed
be kept closed at Indictment periods of the year.
At other times the entrance IL kept by an open
grating door Of massive bronze TO cost $1,000. The
whole interior Is OF choice white marble, not in
that Of the ceiling weighing nve tons in single
stone, deeply wrought INTO domed roof-work, with
embems and tracery Of the most elaborate char
acter. The chief features within statuiry
memorials OF the dead on richly wrought consoles
AT the four angles are placed mirrors SO set as 10
be protected from the elements. The only externa
door with the key 10 the portals Of the tomb in the
hand.
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G1Sr4y.S 4. t,>ruN'> ESTATE.

WE. the subscribers. having been appointed 10y
the honorable the Probate Court for the District OF
ChiiIendrn Commissioners To receive. examine anu
adjust the claims ami demands Of all persons against
the estate of Gustave \. Aus:n late ui Burlington,
in said district deceased and ASA all claims and de
mantS exhibited IN offset Thereto; and SIN months
from the dIv ni the date hereof being allowed by
said Court Tor the purpose We dp Therefore hcrrhl
give notice that Will attend to the business "i
our appointment. al tn" office ni the Howard Nd-
tiouai Bank OF Burlington. in said district, on the
second TUESDAYS of February and Jun. ntNi, al Ia
o'clock Il. ~, on each OF said days.
Dated tins 18th day Of December, l>7h
DANIEL NJ HRAl,
&. 4. 81 MINER. Commissioners.
EDWARD BARLOW.
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GENUINE SHAKER MEDICINE,

Invented by Thos. COrhett ami prepared for hlty
years by tine CASTEBURN SOCIETY OF >fASERs, ar
Shaker Village, y. II. Those who have failed 10 be
benefited by other Sarsaparillas are earnestly de-
sired TO make single trial OF this pure and whole
some compound of Shaker SarsapIrllla, Dlndellon,
Yellow Dock. Mandrake, Black tohosh. G1rgel-
Indian Hemp and the Berries Of Juniper and
Cubeb united with Iodide OF Potassium. made hy
the Society, because II Is safe, never failing, and
adapted TO all ages and both sexes
IL cleanses the blood. regulates the stomach AMI
bowels purires the system OF humOrs and inherited
Diseases and is of priceless value IN maintaining
the health of the household. Inquire for COEBETr ;
SHAKERS SARSAPARILLA. Sold everywhere.
Shaker Village. y. H., Jan !. lSS0.
ss-EnclOse Stamp for SHAKE Manual.
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Word 70 Our Readers,

When you read Of remedy that will cure all
diseases, beware Of II but when you read of pure
vegetable compound which claims to cure only
certain parts Of the body, and furnishes high proof
that II does this, you safely try 1t and with the
assurance that II Will help you. This Is Just what
Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure does. 1t
cures all troubles of the lower portion Of the body
and none others. II will not help the tooth-ache,
earache nor consumption but IL will put your body
a vigorous and healthy state where you can
enjoy life and appreciate Its good things. Try ii.
Dec 22-m,w, f2w2w
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The e pston Her0H breaches 4 little ser
mon from the text How people love to be
fooled, 1t says: Millions of men and women
who call themselves intelligent, are more in
terested to-day in what any unknown and
irresponsible person, like the alleged Mr..
Nennor, have to say about the weather, than
in the predictions sent out from Washington,
based rs they are upon the latest information
from all sections of the country, and ami
mated by no personal motives. If any igno-
ramus should predict that the Old South
steeple would turn into volcano and emit u
flood of lava next Sunday, he would find be-
levers. And no better information could
convince them 10 the contrary
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

GovEPxoE FARNuAT has appointed as
Examiners Of Normal Schools, c. D. Mead
of Middleburv, Charles f. Putney of St.
Johnsbury anl Rev Dr. NJ. II. Buckham.
from the FRS, Second and Third Districts,
resnCctivclV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31
AI.HERT CO,.vuN.S ESr,rE.

We the subscribers. having been appointed hy the
Honorable the Probate Court for the District OF chit
tenden, Commissioners 10 receive. examine ami All
lust thr claims and demands of all persons against
the estate OF Albert GOWN. late OF Burlington,
In said district, deceased, and also all CLAIMS and
demands exhibited in offset thereto and SIX months
from the day OF the date hereof being allowed 10y
said Court for that purpose We do therefore hereby
give notice that Will attend 10 the business OF
our appointment at the Oiuce OF Elhu L. Tar,
IN Burlington. IA SAID district, ON The second Mon
DAYS vi January AMI May next. NJ 10 O'Clock
H. M, on each Of SAID DAYS.
Dated tEis l5th day OF December, l-~O.
\. e. TITlLEl Commissioners.
y. I. CONA\T,t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

STATE BoAED OF AGRICULTURE. - The
Governor has appointed the following as
members OF the State Board Of Agriculture /:
Hiram y. Cutting, Luncnburg Henry Lane,
Cornwall; Elan VI. Goodwin, Iartland /;
Marvin W Davis Westminster; Henry F.
Lathrop, pittsf ,rl; John b. Mead, Ran
,lolnh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

Miss BEgXHAEDT's manager expected to
clear $4,000 in Hartford and Burlington. \
Hartford item says the receipts there were
less than 3, 800, or about two-thirds of what
the manager reckoned on, and that seats
costing So were sold for y cents, and some
were given away
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

ELIJAH CAMP an Indian guide thinks he
las discovered two Adirondack lakes never
before visited by white man, about thirty
miles west from North Creek, and fifteen
mills south Of Blue Mountain Lake.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

He's. GEORGE HowE OF Brattleboro, has
been employed by Gen. Walker, Superin-
tendent OF the Census, to make report
on the poor laws of Great Britain, as COM
pared with those OF This country.
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~ y0u WANT A
PARLOR STOW +
For WOOD or COAL, call at
READ a NANSURS,
OF a-Mam HlneshuTgh. VI

QUEEN Elizabeth made great many friends hy
y riding thaough the streets Oi London "h horse
back. Jous H. ALIEs. OF HIncsbutgh, Is making a
great many friends In all the towns hf"uhh 10y
making HARNESSES OF every description single
and double and selling them at prices which allow
everybody To ride. II they VIII. He ais" sells all
STYLES aud kinds of Wagons. bugg.es tarilages
etc donbls OF single, made OF the best material
and warranted. lie also deals In Spruce and Hem
lock lumber and Shingles, Cedar Posts, Maple
Sugar etc. DO not forget the name ani place
JOHN II. ALLEN, Hnesburgh. Vt
Hinesburgb, Vt. Feb. 4, 1850 WY.
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Travellers Guide.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
From the North. 9l0 and llO2 a. m, and 5:s', 06
aud lo:i1 p. III.
From the East by Central VI. r. r., 4:55 and ll:o2
A. m. and l:l5. $50 and SEQ p. III.
From the South, G:25 and 1905 a. m; and 4:+o and
1905 p. M.
From the East, by Burlington 4 Lamollle X. r.,
ll:u9 4 m. and $50 y. III.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Going North and West 4:O0, 6:2S, and lO:05 a. m,
ll:i5, $40 ami .:n5 D. III.
Going East by Central VI r. r., SIS 1905 a. m,
and 4:40 and 9:i5 D. m.
Going South 7:55 and ll.c2 a m. and 5:S7 and I:O5
p. m
Going East, by Burlington Lamoille X. r., COS 3.
H., and As p N.
STEAMER WILLIAMS leaves Burlington for Patts-
burgh. .:l5 4. M returning, reaches here Al SEQ
p. H.
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missed, or so widely mourned- OF some
what retiring disposition, he never put him
self forward, but whatever duty he had TO
perform was done faithfully and we'll He
was especially prominent in the Sherman
Military band, of which he had been treas
urer since its organization. 1t is not too
much to say that very much of its success
was owing to his effective management, and
his careful avoidance of anv cause for unfa-
vorable criticism from without. The mem
bers of the band will feel his loss keenly, for
their regard for him was much more than
mere friendship.
His remains were taken to his Old home
at Lisbon, N. H., by the tram leaving at 1905
Monday morning. A short funeral service
was held at the house of his brother, Mr.
A. E. Richardson, Union street, at O'Clock
His sorrowing parents and friends have the
sincere sympathy of all, and his memory
will long be cherished.
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Ghe 1ree Press.
THE ANGEL SONG.

THE ANGEL SONG.
BY JoH,' or DAMASCUS
To-day IN Bethlehem hear
sweet angel-yoices singing
All glory BE- TO God on high,
VINO pe2ee to earth IS bringing
Him horn Of Mary W adore
As Son of God most nOly.
Light shines On what was lark before.
And llfteth up the lJaIy.
God wills that peace should be III earth,
And hOly eNultatiOn
Sweet babe, greet thy sp0tless birth
And wOndrOus incarnation.
To-day IN Bethlehem hear
Even the lOwly singing:
with angel-words they pierce the SKY
All earth with JOY Is ringing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

REV. Z. p. lIooKER has resigned as pastor
of the Congre gaiional church at Middlebury.
He goes at once TO Lawrence, Mass, to
which place lie received call some time
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

THIS INCOMPATIBLE NUTRINENT is richer
in Bone and Muscle Producing Ml'ecsi5 than
all other forms of mali or medicine, while free
from the objections urged against malt liquors. For
difficult digestion, Sick Headache. CONSTIPATION
Emaclation. Mental and Physical Exhaustion. Ner-
yousness, Want Of Sleep, Lucrative weakness
of Females, Exhaustion OF Nursing Mothers IF the
Aged, anJ of Delicate Children. MALT BITTER
are the purest, best AMI most economical mej-ci
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

VENSoR must have lost what few adhe-
rents he had hercabout by his unfulfilled
prediction relative to severe snow storm
on December 90 He prognosticates as fo-
lows, for January:
anticipate that New Year callers will
have heavy sleighing this year from Mon,
treal to Washington, ID. G., and that cold
snap during the first quarter of this month
will preserve ii for that period. expect
blockades of snow in the United States the
eth and Sth of January, and rainy days dur
ing the month will be exceedingly few. The
second quarter will open with heavy snow
falls, and terminate in cold snap. The
middle of the month will bring snowfalls
which will terminate in milder weather
toward the end of the third quarter. This
thaw, which will be interrupted by brief
cold spell, will extend from about the 18th
of the month into February. The record OF
this month will show it will have been a
severe one. and the general conditions of the
weather will probably remind us of some OF
what are called real cld-fashioned winters. -"
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REV. SYLvASus CoBB thus writes In the Boston
Christidn Freeman We would by no means
recommended any kind Of medicine which we did
not know 10 be gocd-particularly for infants. But
OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup we can speak
from knowledge; in our own family ii has proved
blessing indeed, by giving an infant troubled with
collie pains, quiet sleep, and the parents unbroken
rest at night. Most parents can appreciate these
blessings. Here is an article which works 10 per-
lection, and which is harmless; for the sleep which
II affords the infant Is perfectly natural, and the
little cherub awakes as bright as u button" And
during the Process Of teething It's value is incacu
lahe. We have frequently heard mothers say that
they would not he without II from the birth OF the
child TIL il had finished with the teethlng siege on
any consideration, whatever Sold by all druggists.
% cents a bottle.
Jan "A. som, ,sIw1yt5th)
Parties sick and afflicted run no risk in buying
ID. X. V. q. Guaranteed by your own druggist 10
give satisfaction, or money refunded Try 1t.
lxw
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oGDENsBrEG has just put in a Lang pump,
manufactured 10y b. :. Nichols < Co, and
costing -. POO.
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FEERIsBuEGH.-Mrs Mary Jane Bell, wife
Of our former merchant and postmaster John
Bell, died very saddealy Christmas morn
ing at six c'c'ocll, of heart disease. Mr..
Bell has the sympathy Of all the community
in his sad bereavement.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

VERMONT NEWS.
ATTEMPTED POISONING AT BRAINTREE.

WEST RANDOLPH, VT, Dec. 23.-J. j.
Pratt OF Brsintree, has been arrested for attempt
10 poison company OF Frerchmen employed 10y
Geo. Spear, In cutting logs on land claimed by
Pratt. Paris green was found sprinklei on thu
- linn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

The residence ct George Hammond, at
Middleburv. Which was burned the other
day. was huiit in 1864, ut a cost of S33. 900,
which sum is said to have been realized
from the sale OF three Nerino bucks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

JAMES Owens. the well-kuown wrestler,
died in Fairfield, Friday morning, of heart
disease
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con-
DISTRICT uF CHITfENpES,ss Inrirn II Iearuc,J
late of Milton, In SAID district. deceased.
GREETING:
Al a probate court. holden Al Burlington, within
and Tor the district ui Chttrutrn, on the 18Th liy
of December. l>>n. an instrument putpprilng 10 he
the last will ami testament oi luctcn Learned, ie
OF Milton IN sand district, deceased, was presented
To ih, court aforesaid Tor probate: and It ordered
by said court that the 'h tll 81 January. ISL Al
The Probate Court rooms, IN SAID Burlington, lee
assigned for proving s.Ild instrument; and that no
tIce thereof he given To all persons concerned.
hy publishing this order three weeks Surce~,ivry IN
the Burlington FEE PRESS, i newspaper printed
al said Burlington prev Iuls Ia the time appointed.
Therefore. You hereby notified To appear he-
fore said court al The time aud place aiurt SAIL aud
contest The probate ui said Will. II You have rtiiS.
Given un,lrr nv hand a, Burlington IN sIii Ills
tri.i. Tins l5ih lal ui December, l>-n.
.jw:f ELlHI L.. TAFT. Register.
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NATURES TRIUMPH.
FraZier's Root Bitters +!
The best Liver and Kidney Medicine,
The Best Nerve Tonic and Appetizer,
the Hest Blood Cleanser and tho
Hest Liquid Cathartic Ever
COmpou ndcd.


the Heat DlsOd Cleanser and the
Hest Liquid CRthartic Ever
Compounded.
Beware OF unprincipled quacks and imita-
tors Dr. Frazicr's Root Biiters were the
FIRST genuine liquid Csthartic Bitters made
Hundreds have attempted to initiate them
and failed. They are now tho best selling
and most reliable Tonic Diuretc and Csthar-
tic in existence. Its immense sale 10 due en-
tirely to its intrinsic merits and the recon-
mendatIon Of those who use ii.
II you are weak. languid, dsincined for
any cIertion, use Frszier's Bitters.
II your flesh is 1abby and your complexion
sallow use Frszier's Bitters.
IL you arc worn down with the care Of
children, use Frazier's Bitters.
II you have got the blues use Frazisr's
Btters
II you have kept late hours and lived
contrary to the laws Of health, use Frszier's
Btters
II you have abused instead Of used natures
gifts, use Frazier's Btters.
IL you feel old before your time;
III life has become a burden and you have
gloomy forebOdings, use Fraziers Bitters.
IL your hands trembe and your eyes have
grown dim. Fraziers Root Bitters will make
you feel young again. Sold by all druggists
everywhere At the low price Of 81 90 per
bottle.
Henry & Davies, Sole RroR's,
For sale By BURsIrr Bios.
July st-tdkwsewsm
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WAYNE BAILEY, rewly-e,ected railroad
commissioner, is also register of probate in
Rutland county, justice of the peace and as
sistant doarkocrer Of the House of Repre-
senfnfiye.