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New Goods.

ID q II. II. DOOLITTLE have Just received from
i New York, a large and general assortment "i
very low, consisting Of
Black, Blue, Invisible Green, Brown and Cadet
mixed Cloths Blacl; and Fancy Cas>imere>, Twecds,
Krunlin, Coionaie>, Franklin rlrc>, Wa>hing on
Ca sinere, white unknown Lren Drills, Drap d'Eie'
Blue, Black, and Fancy Prints, Furniture Calico, Do
nestle Ears,on and Cele,tine Gnghams, brown
Hoionds, Nanteen>, Pongec and Spltaltcla lldki. Ct,
Linen Cambria do, Cashmere and Barrase Shawls,
Ladies white, Unhcached, black and colored Cotton
Hose, black Spun Tx do, Gents. brown and G lored
Cotton Hoe, Birds Eye, Scotch and Russia Diapers,
Napkins, Crash, Irish Linens, white and coloed
Cambrc>, Striped aud Barred Muslin, Swiss and
Book do, Bi,hop Lawn Ladies Fancy POINTS Dimiy
Collars and Cuffs La1pets Gents. liack Italian Cra-
watts black and fanr, French Ties, Oil k, Cap Lace,
Elgiug< and BobNn Trimming Bonnet and Cap
Rihl ons Litring d. Balzorne and Printed Lawns,
Bonnet do, Paraso> and Umbrellas, PLAN and iisur
ell Sa in vesting, fancy col1red do, Coat Trimmings
Of nj lind &c. Nc.
May I, 1915. 49w6
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Oliver Towards Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,l A r session of the
District of Chit,enden IS n Probate Court held
at Burlington, within and for said district of Chit,en-
dem on the 29ih day of April, ls45, comes William
Howard, of the heirs 10 the estate OF Oliver How
ard late of Milton, IN said district deceased, tes'ate
and filed in snd court his petition in writing setting
forth that he holds Undivided tenth part Of the fol-
lowing described parcel Of land, situated in said Nil
ton viz;-seventv-seven acres and 1871 rods of land
heretofore set out to Tabu Howard, widow of said
lest",or; under an order said Probate Court, in
which she held life esta,ey-in comnion with Others
and praying for division thereof among tue persons
legally entitled thereto.
WHEREUPoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
Goth day of May, l3i5, for hearing and deciding on
said petition at the office Of the Register Of said court
in said Burlington and doth order that all persons in.
'erested be notified thereof by publication of this or.
der, containing the SUI stance Of said petition three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press a
newspaper printed in said Burlington, the last of
which publications to be previous 10 said 10Th day of
May, lS45.
Given under my hand at said Burlington, this 29h
day Of April 1915.
4Sw3 WIN. WESTON, REGISTER.
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Edward Harrington Estate.

STATE OFtvERMONT, THE Hon. the Pro.
DISTRICT OF cHITrENDES. IS. , ate Court for the
District of Chl'tenden To all persons concerned in
the estate of Edward burlington late of Burlington
in said district deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS, David X Pangborn, Administrator OF
the estate Of said deceased, proposes to render an
account of his administration, and present his ac-
count against SAID e,tate for examination and allow.
at session of the Court Probate, to lie ho-
den iheReg-ier'S office in Burlington in said dis
irct on theiorth Welnes lay OF May, 1915.
Therefore, yon are hereby notified appear before
SAID court the time and place afore aid and .hew
cause, if any yoh have, why the accoin, aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this lst day
May, A. d. 1915.
4Sw3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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Martin lYheelocl.s Estate.

Dis,ric Of Lninoe, S. A holden U at the I Rsa.
listers Office in johnson, wi hin and for the distrc,
aforesaid on The 23d day OF April, A. d. I9i5.
Martin n. Wheeock and Wnslow Wheelock ad.
mnisrators on the estate of Martin Wheeock late of
Eden, in said district deceased, present their admins
traiion account for settlement.
WHEREupoN, it is ordered tina, the same be referred
10 session of said Probate Court 10 be holden nj the
Probate Office in Johnson, aforesaid on the 2Slh da,
of May, A. d. IS45 at 10 Of the clock A. NJ for exam.
nation and allowance and that all concerned be notl.
fled thereof by the publication of this order in G
Burlington Free Press, printed AT Burlington in this
State three weeks surcessvely prior to the said 25rh
day of May, tina, they may appear at said time and
place, if they see cause and object thereto
4Sw3 SALMON WIRES, JUDGE.
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Daniel G. Sawyer's Estate.

WE the >ub-cri' ers having been appointed BY the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Grand lie, commissioners 10 receive, examine, and
adjust the claims and denahd> Of all persons against
the estate OF Daniel G. SAWYER, late Of South Hero,
in said district decea>el, repre- en'el in>o vent and
also all claims and demands exh itel in o ,e there O :
and six months from the day OF the date hereof being
allowed by sad Court, for that pnrnosc, do there
fore hereby give notice. that will attend 10 the tul-
nes> Of orr app,n'men AT the dwelling house of the
widow Irene Sawyer in South Hero, in said District
on the last Moniay in July next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
of said day.
Dated this 81 day OF March, A. D. 1915.
WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN, Comms >oners.
DAVID CORRIN. 4Sv3
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Gilbert BartO's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT + HON, the
Di.,rcl OF Chitlenden IS. IL Probate Court
for The Dsrrici Il Chienden: To all persons con-
Smh a.. saiJ d,.,r,ci decreased, GREETING.
Wurpr.s. Su.annah Baru, execunx Of The last
u OF the said decea ,ed, proposes 10 render an ac-
count of her administration, and present her account
against SAID estate for eSamlnaiIon ana s,Idwan,e a.,
Res .ier's Office IN Burlington IN sald district, on the
fourth Wednesday of May, 1915.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear before
aid court al The time ard place ai'resala' sno s"ew
cause il any YOU have, why the account aioieSaio'
should not be allowed
Given uaier my hand at Burlington, this Sd day oil
May, A. ID. lS45. -, ,,,,croN D.n;.,,r
49w3 WIN. WEo'oN "'s""'
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Petition to sell Land.

Hc'tIoh " Sci bIaINs
STATE OF VERMONT At A Prora Cour,
within and for said district Of Chirtenden on The third
day of April, l9i5, present The Hon. Charles Russell,
Judge of said court, comes Phiio Ray Of Hnesburph
IN SAID district, guardian of William Raw of said
Hinesbureh are insane person, and files in said cour
his petition IN writing, setting forth that his said ward
is seized in his right in fee of one undivided ninth
part Of the following described parcel Of land Wit
the home farm, 20 called Of William Raw, late of said
Hlnesburgh deceased lying in said Hneshurgh being
the farm which the said deceased lived previous v
TO and a, the time of his death, portion of which farm
has been set 10 the widow of the said deceased ms her
dover IN his real esae and that his said ward is also
seized of one undivided eighteenth part of cedar lot
in Monkton in the county of Addison, con aiming two
acres OF land, which cedar lot owned in common
by William Ray, deceased, and Calvin Ray. previous.
ly 10 and al the time Of the death of The laid William:
that would be for the interest of said ward to have
his interest IN said lands sold except that part thereof
which has been set out to the widow of the said de.
ceased as her DOVER and that sale thereofis nec-
cessary for his maintenance and support; and prav-
ing said court 10 grant him license sell all his wards
interest in said lands, Except The land Fl To the
widow of William Ray, deceased, ms her dowcr) for
the purpose aforesaid agreeably to the statute in such
case made and provided
WHEREupoS, the court aforesaid doth hereby ap-
point the goth day Of May, Is45 for hearing and de-
Gliding on said petition, the office of the Register of
said court in said Burlington at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, and doth order that all persons interested
be notified thereof by publication of this order con-
tanning the substance Of said Petition three weeks sue
cessivev in the Burlington Free Press n newspaper
printed in said Burlington the last Of which pnlca.
tons to be previous 10 said 2Ot, DIV of Nav 1916
Given under nv hand at Burlington aforesaid, this
Sd day of April, ls45.
49w3 VIM, WESTON, Register.
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MRS. +. B. HIBBARD,

NfohhS her customers and friends that she has
l. commenced her business and is ready 10 receive
Leehorn Florence and Straw Bnnncs for cleaning
ana making TO fashion. Silk Hats, Dres. Caps
mourning Caps, and Collars, kept hand. Mrs
H.' from long experience, is confident she can give
general satisfaction and solics share of publlc pa
ronage.
Church street. first door north of the County Hou C.,
sign of the Bandbox
Burlington May |, lSi5 "a
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William RaY,s l:stafe.

-, WIIIam Kay's Estatc.
S S.,,l, @ OF VERMONT a ia Probate Court
in slid district of Chtenden, on the Both day of April
A. d. 1915, comes John Ray one OF the heirs TO the
estate of WILLIAM RAY, late Of Hnesburgh, in
said district deceased snd flies in said Court his pc
uon in writing setting forth that he holds one und
vlded ninth part OF said estate in common with the
other heirs to said estate, and praying for division
OF said estate among the several persons entitled
therefor
WHEREupoN, the Court aforesaid doth appoint the
2Uth day of May lSi5, fot hearing and deciding on
sad petition, At the Office Of the Register of said court
in said Burlington. and doth order that all persons in
terested lie notified by publication of this Or
der containing the substance of said petition three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press a
newspaper printed in said Burlington, the last of
which publications TO be previous to said Goth day Of
Nav, l545.
Given under nv hand at said Burlington, this Both
day OF April, 1916.
4Sw3 WIN WESTON Pegisf.r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-09

The Vel o able i}alsamic Elixir has now Lerp
in general use for more than ten wears. and
'usand, taught lis Incompatible value hy experi.
entr Of its wonderful curative properties ha We Accord
ed 10 il a celebrity unparalleled in the whole wide
range Of Meo cal science in this any other cs,urv
Since this powerful medicine first letame known
immense nnmler>, who believed them, elves in the
last stage, Of coniirmea nj inclrahle con SUMPTION
and pronounced by the most skIllul physicians in
the country past all hope Of recovery ha We been
cued miracnous'y from he grasp OF Death lv lis
use, and are now le.sed with health and strength
II is Natures own simple Re>ioraiive-a Healing
Balm prepared 10y one who wa hrough, TO the very
brink OF the grave by Cons ip'ion. and from plants
celebrated for Their great me NAL virtues II Is the
employment OF natural means 10 overcome and coun.
ierac the evils Of N,ture-heal ing the lacera, ed
Lungs of the afflicted patient IN the worst q, sibe ca
and oring the functions of the ,isea ed mem
'er~ 10 strong anl healthy action 1t has G ,ected
cures where all other medicine have allied
In all cases of Asthma Whooping C.mrh. or the
accumulation OF Phlegm, 20 destructive 10 the health
and lite OF chdren-i Is particularly recommended
a an tnaillng cure, and no family in the Union if
they wish 10 erve their chid ren from ,urnr nd
death, should not be without it.
Almost countless testimonials of its remark abl.
res, from every q,nrler oiihe Union and from ind
vr'ual> in every condition of life are lis best cre+len.
ilals, showing IN the most conclusive manner that
This Preparation a lis upon the human system in n
manner lille short Of miraculous Thee may be found
IN the daily paper, and al, may be obtained in pam
pheis and handbIll> OF agents free OF cost,
1hi> incompara le medicine is prepared only by NJ
Fl. Doves, Troy Vi, the original inventor and pro.
prletor.
CURTIS & SMITH, ST. Allans, VI.
Only Wholesale Agents. ly whom Agents can be
supplied in any part OF The Union, upon the best terms.
Sold ny e-peial appointment, hy
s sAifH : %izk1ss. '"''"s 49,, w.
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BOARDING HOUSE

INHE subscriber having rented the Griswold
Il House, is now fitting il mp for a boarding
house. The house is The est location in the village
and il will he furnished in all respects make
il one of the hest e,tal>hmedrs Of the kind in the
village. Gentlemen wishing TO procure rooms are
requested apply soon, they have them fur.
nishel suit ihen JAMES II. PLATT.
Burlington. April "a 1915. 47w3
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION And LIVER
COMPLAINT.

7 shou'd e resored 10 by a Il who pr disposed
L 20 con, umpion, or-tronled with a congh or cold
night swcais, asthma, pain in Inc side and chest din
Guilty Of lreathng iish'nes and soreness across the
chest, bronchitis, ser complaints and all affections
of the pulmonary organs.
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The toHowing needs no comment.

Greenfield, Saratoga Co. ~ Y.
Mr.. C.. J. Roo,evct-Dear Sr:-The love Of life
urges me to make hi Tort TO obtain some of your
me licine, "a relieve it will ire me- | will give n
statement Of my ca,e. About iorr or five months ago
l was iaien with bad cold and was very hoarse IN
consequence 81 working IN water while building a
saw-mlll, Qelng mechanicl and under the doe.
tors a oul iuur weeks, and cut to lie allie to
walk about, and tried to do little work. which
brought on slaht bleeding of the lungs. return
ed home dl>pire1 and lick. The next day while sit
ting ty he fire. blood ve.sel burst in my lungs and
mmenred Heel na very fast. The doctor happened
t. lie near, aud he did every thing IN his power to
stop the bleeding, and finally >uccreed after losing
near quari from my lungs and more ircm nv arm
liu, Thu did not last tn. few hours, my lungs were
spas modic the doctor could not control them and
for five days AM nights continued bleed until there
wa> no Hood 10 ran; when il ceased il left me 30
weak coll scarcely breathe or stir. | lay Tor IA
long time IN one po,ion, until my lungs heale, aud
Logan 10 gain a little strength. Bat about four
weeLs ago relapse came on aitl hle aaain at the
lungs, and continued cough aud IA Sc large orantI
tie OF bloody mater every day, and was rapidly
fastening 10 the grave. My friends and neghhor>
had given up all hopes and od me must die NV
phy >r1an could give me no encouragement except
that the lungs were not vet liberated and all hopes Of
recovery gone, until one ufyour pamphlets CIV
en- me de- crihng DR.. Larbur'> Extract OF Lungwuri.
My nel-hbors obtained Lonle for me- a. a la resort,
hn with very little hopes Of l. doing me any good
have now taken il about week, and Strange to
say, from the first dose took If II, began to mend
and my health Is better every way. Ny night
>wcat> have nearly ea'el my strength improves, my
rai>incs are les. aud hopei. again rcvived but my
medicine l. aim s. gone, and wish vuu to send me
Two bottles Immediately, and recover ! will do all
IN my power 10 spread the news that consumption
can lie c"Iei. remain yout>, g.,
CHAUNCEY u. MEDBERRY.
For further proof zee medical looks IN hands ofthe
agents, containing certificates, dc. All persons de-
>irns The agency Of The vii plea apay The pro-
prieor, L. J. ROOSEVELT,
al
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B. J. HEIMEBERG g CO.

Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
ID j. HEINEBERG having re emily return
ID. Ell from New York, o Ter large and cx,en.
sive Assortment of Drugs and Me IirueS At The low
prices, he also prepared 10 receive anI execute
all orlcr> to any annunr at >nia'l advance from
New ork prices. All orders will e atlrnde! 10 by
him persona ly, AID carefully pat up, packed and de-
livercd at any place designated.
-ALSO,-
In come Iion with our Sore We have lately put
up an extensive
SODA .DounlaiM,
AMI DER the targc>r aHd est variety Of Syrups 10
be found in the Sae, consisting OF the following -
Sarsapariila, Strawberry,
Pine Apple, Raspberry.
Lemon, Creme dc Noyan,
Athletic, 81 Rose,
Cherry, Caneilc,
Ginger, " D'Oraugc
Orgeat White Currents,
shrub, (Simple) Aromatic.
For the encouragement Of Native Talent we are
happy To state that cha.'e aud e'e.an, Fountain
was designed and made by our seteemed fellow eli.
zens, VARNEY q HOFFMAN.
P. SHE would al>o state for The benefit of some
of The good people Of Burlington that it took our
Friends, " & Il. bat about two weeks To INVENT and
make orr Fountain and we will warrant it> qualities
superior to tho invented in Is year.
DR.. Hcrnel crg can lie consulted professionally "a
usual. 40
h. J. HEINEDERG, w. C. HARRISGToS.
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FALES' MEDICINE.

u N - A1tD AVE- - y ~ ~ 1LO
TALES Catharlic and Vegetable Purganve Loz-
l. engers, and the best and decidedly the most pom
Mar article moi only for adults h, for children of all
c, untries and climates and IN every condition of life
They strictly vegetable, with a TASTE inexpre>sly
they cause no pain N the operann bu on
the contrary feelings Of pleasure cleans the stom-
ach and bowels more perfectly than any other purga
tive. Their magic like operation surprises the mos,
eminent physicians, and they rapdly taking The
ace of all other pnrealve compounds. Every irav-
el.er should carry them, every family should keen
them, aud every man, woman aud child shonld take
Them.
FALES' WORN LOZENGEs
Are sure remedy, and children love them, tney act
Ike charm IN removing the sy nptoms, starting in
and nose sickness AT stomach, precarious anpeti,e
swelied bowels and general fever; the child ,n ma
quiet sleep, the worms are supplied and expeed in
every instance as lar a. heard from the patient is en-
tirey cured.
FALES' COUGH LOZENGEs,
For coughs 'ldS, bronchitis ncipient consump-
nonl. whooplns cough and Group, The most happy elect
is Obtained in few moments, the symptoms il so ,near
and The disease Is at once broken up single trial
is sufficient 10 satl,fy the most skepiical
FALES' DYSENTERY lOZENGES
Cures dvsen'ery, diarrnee and all bowel complaints
directions which accompany each box and they are
not known to fail. Price % cents.
FALES' CAMPliOR LOZENGES,
For common and sick headache; also, mama, cpl
other cases OF laneuur and oppression Of The vial
powers, hey are perfectly safe for women or children
10 all conditions.
FALES' CYPRIAN HAIR TONIC,
J. snow 50 extensively known that comment is use-
less. We can say, however, among thousands who
have purchased 1t in this aud oher countries, none
have complained but on the contrary expire, sed their
wonder and admiration beholGng IT. effect
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The enaw"s and antics OF these destructive crea :
lures banished forever in your houses and stores
il you will procure a box OF the genuine
Madagascar Rat ExterminatOr,
and use it according TO directions.
You cannot depend upon the above medicines unless
obtain Of The proprietor J. J. Fale>, SO Commercial
street, Boston, TO avoid counereits the agent ha> a
certificate with the written signature OF j. J. Fales
VI. ID, Member Mass, Med, SO. aud Boston Med. ASS
Dr. Fales' medicines sold wholesale add retail al
No. Sc Commercial ST., Ro-ion.
Burlington Is. J. Helnehereh & Co. Druggists
Wholesale and Retailers for the above medicines. :
Vergennes, WIN. 4. Bixby, Druggist; Neu Haren
Mils, II. Rider; Bristol, Geo. w. Parmelee Men
Haren, A. P. Roscoe; Ferrisburph Center, Amos
Welherby; Shetburn, J. b. Ishamj Hnesburgh, Mar.
cur Hull; Wiiiiston, Morton T. Clark Jericho Cor.
ners, Oakes d. Peck Cambridge, Marin Wires
Bakersfeid, Arlington d. Pomeroy West Enos
burgh, James NJ. Dean; Sheldon, A. Keith e. Co.
Fairfield, Burr 4 Fansworh; Fairtar, S. W. Brush
& Co. 40
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May Sth.
LAMP VlCKS AND GLASSES.

Tor Camphcne OF Chemical Oil Lamps Also,
i wicks for all kinds Of Lamps in use here, ana
Glasses for Astral Liverpool, Bacon and some Other
kinds Of Lamps. Britannia, Jnppnnned, Plated
Brass and few glass Lamps and Candles'icks'
lard I.nmns. shutters and trays and a general as
sortmen Of alcd and Br,annis Metal r. Gods Ger
man Silver Goods such as Fish Knives Table spoons
Tea do, Butter Knives, Tobacco Boxes &c. .Dorlc
Chemical or Camphene Lamps" such as are IN use
far Eohtnp many of the Stores IN this town whlch
arc lie most brilliantly lighted, the new ,BaP'ist
Church is lighted with these lamps, Messrs peck u
Smear Heineberg a. Co, Lyman Hurbur Orr
Stamford d. Co. and many others use the Lamps
We prefer them to any others and consider mem per-
fectly safe, more economical and give far better
light than any other Lamp.
SPECTACLES.
We are opening the mos, extensive and beautiful
assortment of Specatles that we have ever had the
pleasure OF offering to our customers consisting oil
several hundred pair convex, Concave M!scus, Phet,
iscopc and coloted glasses to fit every sight as well
as thew can be fitted, and at as small expense as
similar quality can be had any where. Glasses re-
fitted, and bows repaired and specacles exchanged at
fair price. Goggles Eye Glasses, Gases, Telescopes
Eye Protectors dc. on hand. ,r,,-ps
40 BRlNSMAlD q BltolHhno'
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Petition to sell Land.

Of &c cS E.E%oNr h Poif css
within and for said district of Chittenden on the Sd
day of April lSi5, present the Hon. Charles Russell
Judge Of said cour. comes Elmer T'eecher. guardian
Of Sidney G; RAY, Harmon A. Ray, Spencer D. Ray
George X. Ray, WIN. w. Ray, and Hoyt p. RAY
minor children of Calvin Ray, late of Inesburph, in
SAID district deceased, aud files in SAID court his peti.
'lon n writing, setting forth that his said wards are
seized IN Their own right IN fee of one undivided ninth
pau the following described parcel ofand lying in
SAIL Hlnesburgh viz the h, me farm, SO called of
William Ray, late Of said Hinesburch. deceased be-
ing the farm on which the said William lived prcvi.
ous'yfo and at the time Of his death, a portion of
winch arm has been set out TO the widow Of The 50
Wilam kav as her dover in his real estate land
,nat SAD wards are also seized IN Their right in
zee o, I'VE undivided ninth parts of cedar lot in
Monkton IN tile county of Addison, containing two
acres Of land, Which cedar lot was owned in common
by William Ray and CALVIN Raw previously to and AT
tie time OF the death of the said William that i,
would be for the interest of snid wards TO hive all their
interest in said home Of the late Wilinm Raw (except
that part thereof which has been set of TO his widow
as her dower and also their interest in said cedar lot
Sold and have the proceeds of such sale put inter-
est; and praying said court grant him license TO
70 sell the interest OF said wards in sid lands (excrp
the land set oil to the widow Of Wlinm RAY MS her
dower) for the purpose aforesaid agreeably TO the
statute IN such case made and providcd;
WHERErPoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
ZUh day Of May, 1915, for hearing and deciding on
SAID petition at the office Of the Register of said court
~ sau burlington at ten clock in the forenoon, and
uoh order that all persons interested be notified there
OF ny publication Of this order nainine the substance
oi said petition three weeks successfully IN the Bur.
mng,on Free Press newspaper printed in said Bur-
lneton the last of which publications 10 lie previous
TO SAID 10th dav of May, ls45.
Given under nv hand at Burlington aforesaid this
Sd dav Of April, 1915.
4Sw3 wM. WESTON. Pegis,er.