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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-25

rnannayyv inoIp having his day nled In Court OF
Giles Andrews an y county his petition agans,
'Losure OF mortgage alleged therein 10 have hesn
gwen 10 JOhh e. ThOrp and William Thorn by IT..
,urn i'm i npin ISL SIS OF certain land in Shell
W,n ~ ' 'au county then described as follow,
b , north by the road running from LeonaIi
nmuIeWs 10 hnoch knights, east by land owneI Ia,
Ehoch knights aud John Narramorp snuth ~
charlotte north line and west by lanI owned nv =
A. IOusley and Widow Ju,lson, being The same iyn-
decided 10 said Ira Andrews hy Henry \ No.
March 3Oth, lsSs containing 10 acres inopc an
anu pelng 10Y No.g2 as laid down on the oripins
p pm, OF me town OF Shelhurn drawn to the orieins
ilBhl oi me Glehe OF the Church Of England 4 he
ing also alleged IN said petition that SAID MORTGAGE
Wa was CONDITIONED Tor the payment by said Ira hi.
h es a, assgns to said John G. and William the
hv,,5 anu assigns oil Two prOnssory notes for nine
hundred dollars each, dated October Inn. 1857
sH ,ta ny said Ira and payable 10 said Join and
terest annually; that sai notes are due ari have
moi been paid according TO the effect of lie same
Megpt 'nat me interest thereon has beer paid to
t',c ~. vi Ottober, ls,O. and the follow ing sums
have been paid on The frs, OF said note. at Inc foi
lowing uates respectively, viz: lis dollars April
lars anu ~ cents August 10th ISIS 81 dollars AMI
u cents september 18Th. ISIS 100 dollars NAV Kin
Ia ,.s o dollars February l4h ISL and Oj DOL
SIS, said Ira conveyed 10 said giles ali his right
ll,le ana interest 10 and to said mortgaged prem
SAID truman anu Edwin ". Andrews said 'mort
Eaggd pieises, resefvng an estate therein for hs
iih, ISIS conveyed his undivided half ni so,
premises TO said Truman that said Jona &. and
W !,l.Iin nave transferred and delivered said notes
and mortgage TO the petitioner and THAI he now
hol.s ana owns the same and praying for the fore
closure OF inc equity VI redemption of said Giles
anu truman IN SAID premises, by such short time
iess imam me usual period OF one year as 10 the
Suult sinai seem meet and II appearing that said
truman X An trews resides out Of the State So
mat subpoena can not be served upom him II H.
hereby ordered that he appear before said Cur Oh
tue third luesday OF September. Iss2 and answer
SAID petition. and that this order lie punlishri in
inc buriihglon FREE PRESS according to law
Dated this 9th day OF August, lss2
Gs9S -''N' N'V'A'
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BY Universal Accord.

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS are the best
OF all purgatives for family use. They
are the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians In
their practice, and by all civilized ma
tions, proves them the best and most
eGectual purgative Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg
etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated, they are
pleasant to take. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system In perfect order, and
maintain In healthy action the whole
machinery Of life. Mild, searching and
efrectual, they are especially adapted
TO the needs of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, il timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitu-
lions, where mild but e6ectuA
cathartic Is required.
For sale by all druggists.
Dec 9,slwiy
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Alison II, I,OsT,S EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honorable the
DISTRICT Of cBITTrSnrS So Probate Court, for the
M, -, District Of thittenden.
TO all persons Interested IN the estate OF Alsou
ceased GKEErisa.
MHkREAs. said Court has assigned the nrst day OF
september next for the settlement of the account
or the executor OF the last will and testament OF
SAD deceased and for decree OF the residue OF
SAID estate TO he devsees and egaiees or said de.
ceased, anu ordered that public notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested in said estate by
publishing this order three weeks successfully pre
yious to the day assigned, IN the Burlington FKEE
PkEss, printed in burlington in said district
therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear AL
the Probate Court rooms III Burlington, on the day
assigned then aud there TO contest the allowance
OF said account II you see cause, and 10 establish
your right as heirs, legatees and lawful claimants
OF said residue.
\. ID. lSS2.
GEO. W. WALES, Register.
Cw3w
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was the tourhing inscription placed upon The
tombstone OF husband ana wife There isnohlnI
winch - sours Il ma and induces domestic wa =
litc as VI health ana especially weakness In the
birh, losS 81 rhNstWl power, an early breaking
down NJ hulN. trn'lriing on" uunt 10 attend 10 hts
bisinrss. Then cares AMI auNriirs mutt ply the
temper becomes tulllcl. aud peace ntrs out of the
window Behold the great rrs'ofcr, Hunts Rem
cdy Quietly II ColncS 10 the mans relief. one
bottle searches out the disease anl begins Its cure.
Two or ihre morei take on the good work, and finish
satisfactorily The kidneys are healed and restor
Ell 10 Their proper III rcpnr, the weakness Is gone.
the back IL renewed, the bloom Of health returns.
aud all the oitlmc mental vigor in ones business
alaiis; AMI their Is no more sour temper, hut last
my peace, All hail 10 Hunts liemely'
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GEORGE ", MONsE,s ESTITE-

'iAih VI VERMONT To all persons con.
DISTRICT OF cHIrrEspEsss sd II The estate Of
OF burlington, In sail district deceased 'S'e
nj "a. runa,e court holden at Burlington. wiihin
asu ,oI ne District Of thttenden on In. io,h ~,
w nugus!, Iss2 an Instrument nnrportinV IN ny
ia, a,' W ~ AMI Testament OF George IL Mars,
a.e VI huntington, III said district deceased w.,
piesehteI 10 Tue court aforesaid for prol,ai ~
Ter ~ SAM Cont that the Sh day Of Septe
Wn,lna,o - al NE Probate Court room, N sail
mcnt anu mat notice thereof be given 70 al,
pelsolis concerned by publishing TINS order ,bra.
" meens successlvely IN the Burlington FRyp pprs,
newspaper printed at said BIrIinvinn nr ihhss,
10 the time appointed previous
,,r Eli you are hereby notified to appear he
VvIes, me probate Of said WIN II YOU have cause
,, nNt ~, uii,ier my hand at Burlington In SAID Dl
iw3w GEU ~ a.. - !SSZ,
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PHEBE l.. IsHAM'N ESCITE.

,, IT, IT,, .le subscrlbers having been APPOINTED nv
" monoraDIe the Probate Court for inc Ds,ri?,
a., m,ulehueh, COMM ssioners to receive .xamina
ana,a ayas, tne claim. anu demands Of all person
burgh, y. w. in said listrc; ,leceasad VI RATS,
e''is an demands exhibited In offset tueretn
h hnn ON onths from the day Of the date hercof
,ntteiore hereby give notice that We viii altar;
na te business OF our appointment at the pron.i
,ne second tuesdays of September ana Eshru,. ~
n,,c a. ~ vJo 10, a. M, on each Of SAID days
pa''" 'hl@ Ig'h day Of August ls,2
i " rope, lcomm,s.,on...
Iy3w ' ''-'f-''I
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NOTICE,

VIM 6. shaw having this day filed in the Cont
OF 'nancery Tor Chittenden county his petition
agalhs, LOUIS Buley for foreclosure OF a mortgage
Bney. January 2tth 1874 ofcertain land in the city
OF burlington on the westerly side II Interval
corded IN Volume 10 of tina Land Records OF said
uriihg,oh, on pages - and .5 conditioned Tor the
paymen' OF promlssory note dated May 10th ISL
ordef OF SAID shaw January 2iIh 1873 which note
as alleged IN said petition 10 lie still unpaid and II
state, so that Subpoena can not he served upon
init IS ordered that said Buley appear before SAID
Nourt on the third Tuesday OF september, lss! ami
answer ead petition, and that this order be publsh
Ell ID the burlington FREE PERss according 10 law.
Dated this 9TH day Of August, lsa2.
,o. \. j. HOWARD, CLERK.
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NOTICE

mo na crepy gwen mat application Will be made RI
~, o. me souiherly boundary line between me
ton MI t pIi'B,on ana the Town OF South Burinv
street co ri, nPtash BROOK. so called and Spear
rm ~ anu iowh, from THIS Lake to the WinoosSi
~, ~ nP,he' OF lie annexation OF lots No iG5 ani
10 W, ne original town lots OF Burlington nr ehar
~ s,u l"ts now in South Burlington 10 Inc civ ei
August ., is,2. .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-25
OH 3ree Dress.
4 Garden Secret.

4 Garden secret.
a rLowtH AspA n,Sp.
inst AFTER Niphucn.
| heard a whisper Of roses,
And light white lilies laugh out:
"Ah, sweet, when the evening closes,
And stars come looking about,
How cool and good 1t is to stand,
Nor fear at all the gathering handV
would were red (" cried white rose,
would were white !" cried red one
NO longer the light wind blows,
lie went with The dear dead sun.
Here we forever seem to stay,
And vel a sun dies every day
"The sun Is not dead, hut sleeping
Aud each day the same sun wakes
But when stars their watch are Keeping,
THEN tine of rest he takes
Naoy Roses Iog,iher.
..ilow very wise these lilies are
The, must have heard sIat tan with star
f.,a Ros,.
..pray. then. can you tell us lilies,
Where slumbers the wind al night,
When the garden all round 81 still Is, -
Aud trimmed with the moons pale lght
A Ldg..
"Iu branches OF great trees he rests.
Second Rose.
Not so they are too full Of nests
First Rose.
II think he sleeps where the grass Is
lie there would have room to lie ;
The white moon over hlm passes;
lie wakes with The dawnlng SKY
Many Lihes toJether.
I'll w yery wise these roses seery,
WAC think they Know, and only cream
First Rose.
'Wnat haps TO gathered hower9'
Second ROsf.
"Nay, sister, now who can tell ..
One comes not bach Just Oh hour,
10 say II ~ III or we'll
| wouli with such "A one confer,
To Know what strange things rhnncrh 10 ne
VII.
FIRST Rose.
Hush! hush now the wind is waxing
or 10 u the wind hear:
NV leaves are thrilling AMI shaking
,,pud-N | am gathered my dear
Now, whether for NV bliss or woe,
shall Know what the plurhrd flowers know
-PIiIp E.Hfke Mtts'.a ia uWp,i's Magazine
SspfeHb.r.
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DANIEL kERN,S ESTATE.

ntsrptrr or cutrrpSnrS -. cerned IN the estate OF
. VI J Daniel Kern, late OF
Burlington, In said district. deceased
GREETING
Al probate court holden IN Burlington. within
ana for the district OF thtenicn, on the lth daJ
oi August, lso2, an instrument purpurting TO he the
last VIII and testament OF Daniel Kern, late
OF Burlington, IN said district deceased, WAS pree
scented 10 the court Aforesaid for probate: And IL Is
ordered by said court that the list lay OF September
1872, Al the probate court rooms in said Burlington.
be assigned for proving said instrument and that
notice thereof be given TO all persons concerned hy
publishing this order three weeks successfully In
the Burlington FREE PRESS, a newspaper printed Al
sad Burlington, previous TO the time appointed.
. Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be-
Tore SAID court at the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate of said Will, II you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington, IN said dis,
trlct, this 4th day of August, 1851,
dw3w gEtl. W. WALES, heylsier
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-25

viii now STATE that made miraculous cure OF
one of the worst eases Of skin desease known. The
patient is a man forty years old safIere fifteen
years. His cycs, scalp AMI nearly his whole body
presented a frighfnl appearance. Had had the al.
tehtlOn OF Twelve different physicans who prescrlb
cd The best remedies known 10 the profession. such
ms iOdilc potassium, arsenic, corrosive sublimatc.
sarsnpnrilla. etc Had paid $500 for medical treat
mcni with hut little relief. prevailed upon him
10 use the CrTICuRA RESOIvENT internally, and the
trTtCuRA and ttTlCtRA soar externally. lie did
50, anil was completely cuTcd The skin Oh his head
face, and many other parts of his body. which pre-
scented a most OathsOme appearance, Is now as soft
anu smooth as an infants with no scar or trace OF
the disease left behind, He has now been cured
,wcva months.
Reportc.! 10y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-25

rJspcpsia, laiulency, distress after eating
cramps and pains. dinrrhTa, dysontory. no appe-
lite or strength, debility AMI loss Of Sleep demand
an immediate use Of SASfoRDs GISGER.
WHERE Appetite's fierce raging fire
Tends human misery To promote
And burning fluids feed desire,
Poured down the incandescent throat:
Then SANtORDS GINUER quells the blaze,
And craving appetite allays.
aug I, w,sSwlmnrm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-25

LADY BEAUTifIEns-Lales you cannot make fair
skin, rosy cheeks, AMI sparkling eyes with all the
cosmetics Of France or beauiiflcrs Of the world,
while In p,or health ana nothing will give you such
rich blood, good health, strength and beauty Hop
Blters A trial Is certain proof.
AuUIrpnl kyDwurfn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-25

ALiHSs BRAIN FoD3 positively cures Ner vous
ness, Nervous Debility, ami AT Weakness of the
Gcneratyc Or ans, 81. for - liy all druggists,
Send for circular Ia Aliens Pharmacy, 5l5 FIRST
Ave y. Y Sold IN burlington by Wells, Richard
son 90. IuncI, 81 dSwly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-25

DENVER, Col, Aug. % WilcoS, the new
Indian agent at San Carlos Arizona, denies
that he refused 10 take possession of the
agency on account of the discovery of irrcg-
ularitics.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-25
Good Babies.

''ris jolly day from East TO West,
For children thrive, AMI mothers rest,
The darling girls all named Victoria.
Aud with the boys, they have CastOriu.
II Ia a fact, there ,s no "lndy he,
A mothers milk cant save the baby,
While sweet CastOrlR dgests their food,
Gives them health and makes them COOL.
Aug2!wLm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-25
Racc Arranged Between Courtney and
Lee,

RICnFiELp SPRINGS, Ont, Aug 90
Courtney and Lee are to row II race for $500
side, and citizens purse of $500 added
Aug 3lst
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ECZEMA

sixteen months since an eruption broke out on
my leg and both feet, which turned out to he Eczema
ami caused Inc great pain and annoyance. tried
various remedies with no good results unit used
the CrTICuRA REsoLvEST Internally and CUTICURA
and CurCGRA soar externally, which entirely
cured me so that my skin u rs smooth AMI natural
ever
LEM. NJ. FRAILEY. O. south St. Baltimore.
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ETHAN ALLEN

viii stand al keelers Hotel, South Hero, Wedues-
days until September |, lSs2 The balance OF the
time AT Allen Farm, Milton, Vt.
A. b. ASHLEY,
Milton, VT, July %, lss2.-4wsw
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GOLD LACE OR BAR PINS

silver Ear Nobs Silver American Hunters In two,
three and four ounce cases; Figured and Plain
silver Spoons; Gold Eye Glass CHAINS; Eye
Glasses and Snectacles, Frameess Eye Glasses /;
Telescopes, MIC. osc5pes, Compass"s, Opera
Glasses, Hand Reading Glasses; Eight bay Sirik-
Ing and Alarm Clocks; SIN and Bamboo Vest aud
Guard Chains Gold Neck, Vest and Guard Chains /;
Good Plated Chains. A good Regulator, runs true
enough to boil eggs by. GOOD Watches for $40
tl2. SIS, SIS, $50 and upwards.
A LARGE variety OF Eye Glasses and Spectaces
which we daily 1T TO make folks see Defective
eyes often remedied Blfocal or Double visioned
and Cataract Glasses, aud Very Near Sighted
Glasses Kept.
gI Watches. Clocks, spectaces and Eye Glasse
repaired promptly and well.
j. h. BRlNSMAlD.
Ola Stand lua Church street.
May ls-dSwli
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asleep, dreamed, aud rolled oil on to the
floor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-25

WE. the Subscribers, having been an,o,,.,..,. -
!ne hohOfapic the Probate Court FOR ihe n,sy
t,Iet Oh 'hitenden, Commissioners TO receivs
enaninc am ADJUST the claims and de-
nands OF AZ persons, against The es,a,..
o. samuel smith, late OF WinOoski In said dstric,
a ~ ahu aiso all claims and demands exhibit
~ ~ W onset tnereto anu SIX months from the Iay
o. the nate hereof being allowed by said cort ~,
!nei purpose, we do therefore hereby vive na,i,'.
!ual we WIZ ittend 70 the business Of our annoint
nent al me dwelling house Of VIM IT, Brohers T.,
sM,nooshl, IN sad district, on the last FRIDAYS az
oep.emper anu January next. at 10 O'Clock a m On
each OF said days. :" v"
Dated ms 80 day Of August. lssy.
J. NJ. DEAN
o. W. II. BROTHERS. COMMISSIONERS
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JERICHO HIGH SCHOOL.

The Fall Term of this school will commence on
Wednesday, the 9th Of September. Special atten-
ton Will be given To those preparing for College or
for teaching. Tuition, board aud rooms as hereto
fore.
j. 5. Cll.LEY, Principal.
Jericho Vt, July ~, s2-dlwAwtf
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From Rer. T.. adams, iqstor efthe NJ. y. church,
Montgomery, W.
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Yours truly,
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SCROFULA SORE.

Rev. Dr., In detailing his experience with the
turlCuRh REMEDIES, said that through Divine Prov
Mencc one OF his pafshiOners was cured OF q scr0-
inlous sore, which was slowly draining away his
lie. 10y the CuTlCuRA kEsoLyEST Internally and
tUriCuRA and CtrfCuRA SOAR externally. The
poison that had fed the disease was completely
driven out
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-21
THE EccLEs INvEsrIoAr1oN.
The Special Committee Meets aud Put,
The Wheels In Motion.


Last evening was the time set for the
commencement of the Ecclcs investigation.
As the hands Of the clock pointed to $50
there was grouped around the large table in
the Second Branch chamber Messrs. Butter
field, Hall, Clark, HiIdreth and wuterhuuse,
members OF the special committee appointed
ny council 10 examine into the charges OF
Malieasance in Office preferred by
Clerk Gallignn against Chief Eccles.
Of the Fire Department tie
particulars OF which, and the facts that led
TO the same have all been published hereto
fore. Mr.. Wilson, OF the First Branch, was
the only member absent. Clerk Galligan
was there and so was Solicitor Caldwell, OF
course the reportorial gang was present
Around on the outskirts were seen few
members OF CAnncil and some men who
were expected TO be used in the prosecution.
Chief EccleS was absent and there was no At
tOrney present to represent him.
Mr.. Butterield moved that Mr.. Hildreth
act as permanent chairman, and that idea
meeting with general favor, Mr.. H., with no
toolishnesS, proceeded to business BY stating
that first in order would be the employing OF
clerk and stenographer. Some members
murmured something about expense, but the
result was tnat ALT. All. khelnstFOm was EN-
gagged.
Inquiry was made fer Eccles, and 1t was
ascerlained that true copy OF the charges
had been served on him by the Sergeant and
that he had been notified OF the meeting,
Mr.. Hall stated that the Chief had been to
see him that day and had asked that the
committee defer action, as owing to the sick
ness and death OF tho defendants mother,
who was buried on SUNDAY he Ind heen nm
able to confer with his counsel, who was AT
present engaged on an important case In the
U. s. Court The committee after hearing
this statement. resolved TO I'D iourn TO Thurs,
day evening and ut that time date could
be agreed on for which SupGnas for wit
nesses conld be ordered issued.
died on to him, he is bound to put it through
and convict Ecoles. EcClUs prOdicts ali viii
come right, and that he can easily satisfy the
Committee that he Is all right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-21

RsmsrEs Aboni Various 1Bdlridnals Q
u..f,,0,.a.aa

Prominence.
W. @. Mccormick, Esq, Of Clafksburg, &c.
companied by his daughter, Is in the city.
Col. Alex. Monroe has gone home on a
visit, and may not return before the end oil
the session.
Cresap, OF Randolph, bounced the caucus
last night He Is scarcely docile enough for
Democrat
wm. s. Hine, ESQ, Of Buffalo, Is In the
city. Some OF our musicians have found out
that he has good baritone.
Mrs. Hugh Brown and Mrs. Cyrus Scott, oil
Steubenyllle, are the guests OF Mrs. John
Frew, Of Fourteenth street.
Col. Bob GcEtdowney Is again In the city.
He denies that his visit has anything to do
with the Virginia deferred certificates,
Mr., John Il, Johnston, Jr., OF Philadelphia,
young travelling gentleman, possessed OF a
tine baritone voice and known 10 our musical
people, Is in the city.
Mr. Oscar Rammelsburg has, II is learned
from the Cincinnati Enquirer, sold his proper.
" in. Avondale, and lie and his charming
vile have taken rooms At tho Burnett House.
They intend going abroad this spring.
Mr.. G. W. HenShaw, formerly d. & o. ex-
press agent at this point, and later chief de-
livery clerk at the Postoillce, leaves to-day
for the West, with his family. He expects "a
locate al Ida Grove, Iowa, May be i've long
and prosper In his new home.
Senator McGrew and Hon. George F.
Evans both OF the West Virginia Legisla.
ture, were In the city yesterday, viewing The
beauties Of nature, and Of art, too. Both are
excellent gentlemen, Mr.. Henry X. Hess Il
In Wheeling, and has been there for several
days oil account OF the dangerous illness OF
his mother.-BelldiFe Indep6dent.