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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

peace was make war, and
Be obiainsd bas By lrsaty2 a.
.obisei, not q treaty that gopls
one that would suis us.
The object, Mr. 9. said, wo,t.,
Mexico 'o say that was ours ss.
Cd. a most vigorous war conls
than this, and il We could ,.ss
Mexico this very campaign, ss'
while? Il would take 7O.oOo
millions Of dollars, and W., Il
gain BY compelling Mexico i
her own hOms4 II w,uld e.
and all this money. and Ill Z
acknowledge tina. to be Ours ws'.
held 10 be ours.
Nj. e. appealed to the hum.s,.
such q sacrifice could be made
touched the shell Of the case.
certainty thar we could reach Il.
leo, and going there the presun,s.
we meant e. despoil the coOntry 4.
it, larger than all the land betw...
ghanies and the Rocky Mountsi.,
could we hold this country ii ~
It would take sill more. men IA
ter sacrifice Of life.
MI. G. said the natural obst.et.
There was the hot country vsry 81.
eight months, and not unfreQuead
were most unhealthy. March Il,
month, April an unhealthy NOM
now force enough TO march to MI.
.tering the VOmito2 III We could
would be encouraged; and Il \. Y,
co, whom had we to deal withl
obstinate psOple-full Of delay-Ml
their disposition to hold out.
Mi. 9. said if We failed there y
third campaign, and If We lid n
paign, could we raise the men mi 7,
il we went on we should hive . {.
like that between France and A.
tween Russia and the Caucasus !
of volunteering was now gone-n,,
turning sickly and diseased. Ii W,
cessary to recruit 10000 men. COp.
them, and If we could, whence i,
the money to pay them?
Many Of the States were Oppressed
rous debIs, and could not bear addid
ton And If the taxescouId 81 |
there anything like zeal and uuanin
Fying on the war? There are man
lieyed the war could have been Il,
ought 70 be avoided. Many belieVa
sIitutional and unjust.
But there was another tremendou
remaining,to whom should this n
long il We obtained itq The Nom
to the conclusion that there shO1BI
very there. n this was i feelinS
States, with how much force didii 4
to the people Of the slave STATED
would be met with sternness, aHa
sure gentlemen Of that. Blu, hs III
further into this subject.
Mrt g. said he only alluded toita
there could be no unanimity in SUCH
if the South shouldsee the subject h
there would not be a man here iii
vigorous prosecution Of the war.
been sixteen campaigns in Afrial,
Russia-but the war continued Wild
would be with US, il we were not VI
Mr., 6. asked how many campaig
we be compelled to have with d poWsi
hood in Mexicoand great natural
All our efforts would be to carry 4
get that which we now hold. Go %
will sacrifice ! hundred THOUSAND
lives, and spend three hundred MILF
ney. Free trade would also b. d
Nor could the people Of Mexico b
US. They were not homogeneous
unlike US, and men would hereafter
the longest day Of their lives.
lie should vote against the anne
the Senator from Michigan, and re
self for other questions hereafter
Mr.. cass said the Senator from So
lima had made an ingenious and Il
and if the Senate would induIgehiH
speak tomorrow.
. ~
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

The Volunteers wrecked on board Of the
0ndiaGa were curcOmpanies OF the Louisiana
Regiment, under Col. De Russy, and exceeded
800 in number.
The Lieut.. Richie who was lass0d, is repre-.
sentedto uaas 4 son Of Thomas Richie, Of the
Washington Union.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

One Of our loco fOcoi exchanges says that
President Polk commended Gen. Taylor in his
Message. If be did, the Hon. Stephen Adams
has PeTpstrated agrcss fraud upon US We
have looked carefully through tho document he
franked - % and we can't find Taylor in it
ones.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

SINGULAR cUsToM.-Tt is stated BY .
keep night watch in the menagens1
cages where there are more than o..
i e always the custom for one y ~
while the others Slesp. The ssniy
with as much regularity as In . ven
camp Of soldiers, although moi, pTcD''
az much precision in regard totime.
tinel PAGES back and forth, and . ~
not to do anything to arouse hiueep
Occasionally he lies down, but alwiy',
head towards the front Of the cage
sleeps until relieved.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

Ar unpreechsd urchin, not quite three years
0ld' said g his sister while munching a piece
q g'nger-bFead-siss, take half ub dis cake
. keep tll AFTERNOON, when / get cross! This
y nearly as good 40 the story Of the child who
beloved from the top Of tho stairs, Ma. ma.
Hannah won, pasiIy mey
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

To ErrF PROVISIONS, ~ If you are troubled
with boarders who have an appetite, as too
many do, and find il difficult to KEEP your pro-
visions, lock them up, or cook them in such a
way that a Hyena would mt touch them.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

r. s-Prices IN Cotton has declined in N.
0sleans on the aOlH, from 30 cents.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

The editor Of the Union was expelled from
The Senate % the lsth--27 70 2E
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

The La, Volunteers wrecked on the Ondius
Ia, have arrived safe al Tampico.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

The following announcement is made in the
Washington Fountain;
20 NE Editor Of The Washington FSunssin:
SIR We respectfully submit to the conside.
ration Of the Wing National Nominating Con.
and q the american people, without
TO party, the illustrious name Of
Major General
ZACHARY TAYLOR,
OF KENTUCKY,
THE HERO OF THE RIO GRANDE,
as a CANDIDATE FOR rHR vExr
'RRESLDENT or THE UNITED STATES
MANY MEMBERS
o. the Senate and House Of Representatives.
WAsHINergN, Jan 90, ls47.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

'Boyg
Yes, Massa.' 6ga
sstabulale my stseda
sMassar
'DOnate to him an adequate guam.
tricious aliment and | will award 81
cuniaFy consideration \
DE lori Here, ole MiSsy here's
: talkip' 70 youp
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-27

PooB LIVIEe.-We ags told n
the Scotch poOE are NOT fed, bnsaAas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20
Caution !!

The public are particularly cautioned ngainst pur-
chasing imitation articles pretending 10 have the same
effect us Browns Sarsapnrla and Tomato Blttcrs.
Never buy the SarsnparIlla and Dandcon Panacea,
kittredges Tomato Bitters, nor Extract OF SaTsapa
rilla Tomato. and Dandelion or any other prepaIa-
ion with the expectation Of getting the genuine
RpOWN'S SARShPARiIl.A AND TOMATO
BlT'rERS which are prepared al ms Medicine
S,nr. No 6S Washington street, Boston. These
Bl,ters are the first preparation OF the kind that was
ever sold and they the only genuine article OF the
Lind now IN the market Always see tiat the dlrec-
ion is signed FREDERICK BkON y, ~ his own
hand wiring " no ever heard ol a mans counter
feting bad bank note, or one that would not puss
lust so il is with medicine they always counterfeit
that which sells. . ,.r-,n,ntr, ,
AND TOMATO BlTTERS, direct ID To- i'hDl--
RiCH BROW \ the proprietor, No. Is Washington
street Boston, viii be attended to puncually ,-bilt'rs
securely packed tor shipping. None genuine unless
signed FR Frederick BROWN, onihe wrapper
For sale by THEo A. PECK, Apothecary and
wholesale Druggist, aud by dealers in Medicine gen
orally throughout the State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20
David Day (laie Jr.) Estate.

STATE OF VERM MONTH TEE Hon.
DIsrRIcT OF. CmTTENDEN, s. J. the FRO
bate Count for the District OF Chlttenden To all
persons concerned in the estate OF David Day, late Jr
late OF Essex in said District deceased, Greeting.
WHEREAS George Whitney, administrator, Of the
estate OF said deceased proposes To render an account
OF his administration, and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance al session
of the Cont of Probate to be holden the Registers
Office in Burlington in said district ON the second
Wednesday OF September next
THrRTr6RE You are hereby notified to appear be,
tore said court at the time ana pace hioirsui "ilo
shcw cause. ii any you have, why the account aore-
said should not be allowed 49,, -,
G;iycuunder my hand AT Burlington this 9Th day o.
Nh WV WESTON E,g'S'o,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20
LANOILLE COUNTY.

q, TlIt-RSDAY next, the 10Th instant at %
O'Clock, a. NJ at the Court House, IN hyde
mark. the Wings of Lamojl'o county, are IN
vitcd 10 meet in County Convention, to eX-
change congratulations that there is still res
pcc,able rcmcnant Of wings in the county, and
that our number are not decreasing; aIao, 10 no.
inmate Candidate for Senator.
CORNELIUS lYNor' County
CHARLES GOss. : c,,i,;oo
llryRY STowELL, Commute
August -, 1877.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20
y ir0,

In this town, on the 10Th inst, Mr. CnAuNcLY
SrowEl.G, formerly OF Moretown, aged ~.
In this village. August Is, Mary Eliza, Youngest
daughter of f.. X. and Darcas Crossman, aged one
wear and two months.
In Qucchce village, on the oh inst, Mrs. Lucy
ANN bAMPnRE, aged %
In huntington on the 10Th inst. BErsEy, wife of
llBBARp MoRRllL aged o..
At Rome, Illinois, luly2S, OF proracled illness Mr..
WV. c. BATES, formerly Of Richmond, Vt, aged 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20

How INroUrANT. For the removal and permnneni
Cure OF Bilious Complaints, Indigestion iiaouum ,
Custiycncss. Piles, Dyspepsia Chrome klrun,i-ii
Cuancous Diseases, Scroiuln Impurities OF the Blood
Pmplcs and Possible the Face Hereditary linhos'
and all diseases arising from iuudicous use OF cI
curry is the consideration of safe and ell ctuhl RENE
1y, and the oi DE- Woods SarsnparlIla and W ia
Cherry Btters. For sale by rnEo. a. PECK, Apo'ne
cary and Wholesale Druggist. wv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20

1.-The extraordinary GRAEFENBERG PILLS,
which achieving unparalleled trumphs IN various
vicinity Le every sick person read the advertisement
OF the Gracienberg Company which VIII h9 found ~
another column For sale ut SHERwoops, Ncsl s'dc
Court House Square, and by Amos e. spear
Church street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20
a BLESSED, BLESSED AND HEAVENLY
OF WBeACEES!!

On The an Of august, in The gear 1913, singular
scene occurred an The Roydl Scientific Institution
Of France Tie aged, white headed President, his
head bare ms arms OutStretched his tdce rddidHt
rith smiles, O0r science cds triu,np hdntJ and his
roce ,rH gFdtaiaio'y tone, deferred The toiiocing
repot:
" We are astoundcd at this singular preparation
Where indeed will science stop Here we have
preparation made in the form OF beautiful piece of
soap, which We know by actual practice every
Gutaneous eruption, every Disagreement of and even
discolorcd SKIN Where will lts magic and singular
power ceosc The Negro, the Creole the yellow
Race Of the East. and the Red Man OF the Far West,
are alike under the Influence of its extraordinary
powers of clearing yellow or discolored SIX n md ma
king white and beautiful, and OF changing the color
oil dark, or black, or brown skim uIcle several per
sons were brought forward by the President who had
used it, in proof OF his assert0n)
There are probably few persons ofintcQencc who
alter reading the above, will doubt the qualities OF
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP
Pmples, Blotches. SAT- Rheum. Scurry, Erysipelds
Sure Hedds Oid Sores, Beard and B0rber's Hch,
ChdWed and Ieader FLESH, Frcckies Tan,
Suh6lfH dhd changing dark SunJUJn or
leuoio S6ia 10 O pure ciedr Uhite,
as smooth dHd s0jt as an In
f0dtS,
and IN fact every kind OF eruption and Disagreement
Read these certificates:
/ From the New Orleans Sentinel, October, 1874
One of our subscribers Mr. II Leonard, informs u
that he has been cured of old, scaly Salt ltheum o
eighteen years standing, on his beard, fingers. ant
hands by cake OF an nltcle much advertised lately
we speak OF Jones Italian Chemical Soap III,
also informs that be- Les tiled its effects on his ie
| male slave Rose, much marked with sun spots. and h,
found in two weeks hcr skin much clearer and whittier
James Ethan, painter Jersey City, was cure,
OF cabunces and pmpics, which he afflicted will
Tor many Yeas, by part ol cake OF Jones Italian
| Chemical Soap.
Persons in u-chasng this must always ask 70
Jones' ITALIAN Oh aMlCAL SOAP and per
al NsIf tttsr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20
BELLOWS FALLS STAGE HOUSE.
lev Russell 'ITvJa

INTENSIVE alterations and improvements have
IL recently been made in tls5 Hotel, corresponding
with the RaiIroad tendencies ct the day. and il is now
in admirable order to accommodate and make COM
Portable its numerous patrons and the travelling public
Bellows Falls Aug, lSl1 ST
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20

\, T. the Subscribers having been appointed by the
W Honorable he Probate Count Tor the District OF
Chitteuden, Commissioners TO receiy', examine and
I'D us the claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate OF Samuel Barus lat, Of Charlotte IN SAID
District deceased, represented mvoleni, ana also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto ,and
SIX months from the day OF the date hereof, being al
lowed 10y said Court Tor that purp' Sc we do threlore
hereby give notice that we vii attend to the business
OF Gu appointment, al the dwelling Of the widow Me-
lorce B,ns Chrloit, IN said District ON the fourth
Mondays OF September and January next at 10
o'clock A, NJ, on each OF said days
Dated this 3jth day OF July A. d 1917.
LUTHER STONE, }co,nn,i.s;o,.,s
sw3 Holm SHERMAN, Commissioners
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burlington,
~ r2Nf Ap,:E E,c2NbtIIfA:uI d,

sgGgNlAT.g ElgNsIIM:1Ga
FI'iIE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
y will commence on the 9Th of SEPTEMBER, and
continue with a short recess at Thanksgiving until
the 10th of FEBRuARy TERMS half payable IN ad-
vance. TulrIoN, in English branches and latln' per
quarter, $500 French Language, $3.50 Drawing
! 90; Music. $500. -
Board, including Fuel, lights, Washing. Nc go
per quarter. by The gear small deduction is made
None admitted ordinarily for less than one Term
or two Quarters aud no deductions are made for alb
sence except in case ol protraced sickness.
Aug. 81 1917 W.
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Are requested to meetat STRONGS' HALL
on THURSDAY EVENING next Goth Inst
at o'clock, for the purpose Of nominating
TOWN REPRESENTATIVE for the year en-
suing. BY Order OF the Town Committee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20
ANNALS OF VERMONT,
Historical, Political and Legislative
FROM AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
TsNiE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO pUBJJSU

'ENiE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO pVBLISH,
the ensuing fall, Tor as soon the expense ofpub-
LEGATION shall be wurrnnted the correspondeucr be-
tween the Governors OF New Hampshire and New
ork in relation to the New Hampshire Grnnts from
100 10 l7 together with the doings Of their respect
i've councils thereon --also the dongs of His Macs-
tvs Council, Colonial secretary, and Board of Trade
on the same subject TO which will be appended the
following entitled pamphlets, viz:
a state of the right OF the colony of New York
with respect to its Eastern Boundary on Conncc,iru,
River, and Grantsmade by the French south Of Crown
Point" published by the General Assembly of New
York, 1913, with an appendix Of the facts.
"A Narrative of the Proceedings OF the Government,
of New ork relative to the New Hampshire Grants
being full reply the foregoing pamphlet and APP
pendix, published ia, by ETHAN ALLEN
Ira Aliens Remarks oil the same SUBJECT published
III, in two pamphlets.
Ethan Aliens AnuudveIsnry Address on the New
York Cont oversy, l11S.
Ira Aliens Vmdcation ofvermon,, l779
Ethan Aliens NndcntiOn Of Vermont, l77o--ap-
proved OF by the Governor and Council.
Nermont's Appeal, by Stephen X. Bradley, l719--
approved OF by the Governor and Council.
Remonstrance OF Gov ChIiandcn AMI his Council
1853, together with sevcia! other interesting docu-
ments on tue same SUBJECTS,
The above wolk will roacfin between five and siA
hundred folio p1ges, lair type and paper. and vii
be afforded TO subscribers at 500 per copy in clot
binding. or 32,%5 IN sheep, payable on delivery.
The above work is to he su ccedcd by another W
une. OF from five 10 six hundred ioIn pagt ntan
| ing proceedings of Conventions OF the Gieen Noun
tam Boys previous to March, III the doings OF tho
Councils OF Safety to VI rch i7'5 tho Journals o
Assembly aud Council from Mach l2th, MS to an,
including October session, 1884, together with t c $,
olet correspondence with Gen. lladimand and his
| Comniss .oneis Gen Washington the Govemp 9 o
! the New England States, New Nok and the Cont
mental Cong css. and 81 Il uth'r correspondence as Ie
late to the part the people Of the New liainpshir,
Grants took in the Revolutionary War which voiun,
wi be afforded to subscribers q, the same price as No
ume |, payable on delivery ....,.-....-
| Barnet, Ju,y 6, 1917. HENRY STEVENS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20

Srnpry DrArH-Mr. Amos Snow, OF jcrl-
cho, was found dead on the floor, near MS Oro,
on the morning Of the 9lh inst The supposed
cause of his death we have not learned'-G"'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20
nAGunRREAN GALLEaT
'fe,sr's Eri:t Di.,t, up stars, Church
Sr33. directly ogpesie Asra's Sore.
IT. MICE HAS THE PLEASURE OF An

H7,fs'tr's Erici BiJ,i, up stars, Cturct
S'r39. directly oyPosHe Kera's Sore.
II. MlCE HAS THE PLEASURE OF An
, nonncinI TO the citizens OF Burlington, that he
lt= made 4 permanent establishment IN this place,
where he is practising the DugueIreot!pc art in the
iighcst si,is perfection. Eyi this purpose and tor
he reception OF visitors he has been 10 much labor
md great expense in furnishing his rooms. Having
ractic,I the art or great length OF time, and avail
Il himself OF all the late improvements, he ees con-
dcu, that hc can give universal satisfaction 70 all who
may favor him with their patronage. Miniatures IL
kcauy weather, with without coiors, in superior
style, and neatly set III Lockc's Pins, Rings, Brace
|ctl Cases. Frames, ur w from = to II Plate Family
Cards, sunk ia splendid Mahogany and Rosewood
rames. The Public respectfully invited 10 cal
and examine specimens. Perfect satisfaction given
nall OF "chlrgn Instructions gwen in The ant
OF $50, embracing al the chemical manipulatpIs
pertaining thereto, and every principle explained and
Illustrated b. experiments from he first discoveries Ut
" Dreo-rrc "i France, down to the latest Hello
graphic Ora" u.s, 81 Germany, and success gla!,C-
tced
To Artists he would give notice tina, he has
hand German ana American Cameras Of Mt. sizes, I.
large and beautiful assortment OF Gold plated Lockes,
Plates Cases, Frames Chemicals, Polishing mater.
ais. &c, for sale at Wholesale and retail. at the low
rs, cash prices. b ii, MACE.
Burlington June -, 1877 III
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20
Life Insurance.
ME SlIHSCRIBER rs AGENT

NV EseLAND MUTUAL Lar INSURANCE Cow.
PAyy, and viii effect insurance on lives terms that
en- moi ini 10 prove satisfactory : WIRES
Eufltnton Aup 80 Gnb
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20
POTATOES
DRIME NEW POTATOES for sale at the
4 Agricultural Ware-House.
August l3, :. PIERCE.
POTATOES.

FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS
A liberal price viii be paid the coming Fall
"a for Field and Garden Seeds, at the Agricultural
Ware House. J :. PIERCE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-20

j. M. PERKINS,
LPOFESSOR or GIMNAS TICS respect 'ulv
s u.o.uls tie grUt = o Bum. 10 ana Wei .ty. t
30 has arrived lin- q .''.t. tH' purpose VI sYa-
l,-slI Iu tII.s be- tau u r.ejc!-r
Ladies who wish t. .. '.u'U,cl by Ties, exercise
will pleas form theus.y utp small class % from sN
To eight IN number, "ncI they Gun be waited upon
their residences
An Academy is now opened Mt Sironrs' Hal fol
gentlemen, commencing IN Thus lay evening, tie
18th inst, at o'clock None but those who have re
ccIvci catds will be admitted
4 list Tor Juvenile class will be opened next
week, Tor hide boys and girls hut IN separate classes
They will be tnught the Extension Motions carefully
arranged Tor their Gg' aud easy and graceful style
ot walking. They will also receive many uScnl lee
lures during the cours, OF lessons. Mr.. Perkins can
be seen Mt the American Hotel, Al all hours during
the day, and will feel much pleasure IN explaining To
all thos' who may favor him with call, the advan-
tagrs produced from this kind oil exercise.
In the gcuticmcns course OF lessons will be taught
The new dr Of self defence tins exercise gives great
strength to the chest and vital parts The teacher
feels confident that the gentlemen who take insIuc-
lions from him IN this ant will never abuse IT.
TERnS.
Gentlemen II lessons in class $500
Ladies ID lessons in class $500.
Little hoy. and girls III class SOD.
/ y b. Mr. p. will tune Pianos in good style.
/ Mr. J. VI Perkins, late Of Kingston now at the
American Hotel in this village, having heretofore eX-
pcrlcnced on himself the : gnal benefits OF the Gym
nasc exercise, in being by this means restored from
hopeless decline, as it Were, To perfect heath-woud
offer III, teacher IN the Gymnaslic art To
the Ladies and Gentlemen OF this vicinity who, from
Indsnoston or other cause, tcel desire to become
skilled in the suitable eXersse Tor the recovery and pre-
s.ryation OF their health Mr.. Perkins mode OF in
stuction is well calculated tor the due expansion OF
| the chest and the development ni muscular power
/ WATCH while 1t contributes TO the health and we-bclng
OF the individual promotes IN u strung manner, the
graceiulness OF muscular action.
Being fully assured OF these truths the undersigned
hesltats uotin recommending ihc proposition as being
well adapted to the crcu instances o many OF the youth
ol burlington. tiAn HAIL, NJ -.
Burlington, Aug 10th, 1917.
Burlington, Aug 10Th, 1917.
fully concur in the foregoing a means OF promo
ting health, strengthening the RiHScuilr p0rerS nnt
= eIpand,Hg the chest " NJ. AlWATLR, NJ. ID.
am happy to express my concurrence in the opn
} ions above st ted. II, HATCH, Vi. d.
| think iulriols p-nct'ca Of gym astc exercises
, may hr yary r7..I W s'l I'Ht7 and pc sons out
= l.ratn. LLONAhD MARSH, Vi. d.
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Daltd tbs 25h dny Of Iuly, 4. D. IsI1.
LUTHER STONE,
DAVID COOK, Commissioners
7w3 CALEB Il. BARTON,
Hannah Persons Estate.

OF VERMON At Pro
DISTRICT or CHTTFNnFN, IS. y bote Court
holden at Burlington, within and Tor The snd District
n,ulesad on the ninth day Of August \. u. lSl1, an
instrument purpuiting to be the last Win and Tesla
Ineut OF Hannah pirIson, late OF Shelhune, in sud
District deceased, WIS presented 10 The Court here Tor
Probate by Luther VI. ilagar aud Henry j. Morse
the Executors therein named,
Therefore it is ordered by said Court that public no
tee be gwen all persons interested therein 70 ap-
pear before said Court ut session thereof 10 be holden
III the office of the Register OF said Court in said Bur
lin1ton onthe 2nd Wednesday in September \ n
Is A. and contest the Probate OF said VIII and It is fur
Their ordered that this order be published three weeks
successiycy in the Free Press, newspaper printed
At Burlington in This State, the last of whlch shall be
reyiousto the day assigned, aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, this
9Th day OF August A. d; 1917.
7w3 tnAS, hNSSLLIi Jbdee,