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1867
Great Northern and Western
Railroad and Steamboat Route.
NORTHERN IN. Y.) RAILROAD,

90 miles sared Jctrccn burlington and
Chicago By th's route.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point 600 A. NJ,
arri YES at Ogdensburgh at II 90 A. M, connect
ing at Potsdam with Potsdam Watertown RB for
Watertown, Rome, Syracuse, Rochester, Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and West
via, Lake shore also, via Great Western and
Lake Erie teamers and at Ogden sburgh connect
with Grand Trunk RR for Bytown, Kingston, To.
ronto, Hamilton. Detroit, Chicago and all points
South and West, and also connect at Ogdensburgh
with American Express Steamers for Cape Vim
cent, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and West.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at ,l5
P. NJ. or on the arrival of the Trains from the
Vermont Central RR, arrive at Ogdensburgh 900
P. NJ, connecting with Grand Trunk Rk for all
points West ; also with American Mail Boats on
Lake Ontario for Cape Vincent, >acket's llaTbor,
Uswego, Rochester, Toronto, Niagara Falls, But
tdlU and the Vest.
THIRD TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point 100 P. NJ
on the arrival Of the Boston Express Mail via. Vt.
Central and Lake Champlan steamers from White
Hall and arrive at Ogdensburgh 1900 NJ, con-
Meeting with Grand Trunk kail Road same even
ing, arriving at Toronto in the morning, Hani-
ton % T.. NJ. Detroit 800 p. NJ, Chicago 1913
A. NJ. next morning making SO hours time from
Ogiensburgh to Chicago. This Train also con-
meets at Ogdensburgh with Lake 0ntaIio Steamers
for all places West
RETURNING.
FIRST TRAIN (Boston Express) leaves Og-
densburgh at 4 90 A. NJ, arrives at kous:' Point
SIS A NJ, connects with Vt. Central kR and ar
riyes at Burlington at 10, A. NJ, 30 ton 500
p. NJ same evening, making connections with all
Rail Road Lines south and East aud at Burling-
ton With Lake Chdmplain Steamers for " hite
Hall, Surat ga, Troy and New York.
SECOND TRAIN leaves ugdensburgh at II 90
A NJ. arrives Rousc's Point at ,i5 p. NJ.
] connects with Boston wight Express rratn VT
/ Central, arriving at Boston at s,ii A. NJ. and
! Worcester at 800 NJ next morning also, con
meets at Rouse's Point with Lake Lhamplait
steamers for Saratoga, Troy, Albany aud New
/ York.
/ THIRD TRAIN, Accommodation, leaves Og
densburgh at 90 p. NJ. arrives at Houses Pou
at l2,2U lodge proceed next morning via VT
. Central or Lake CHAM lain steamers.
Tickets tor the above Routes can be procured
all stations on the VI Central kk and Of NJ, L
/ CHI ECn, burlington, Vt.
GEO. V. HOYLE, Superintendent.
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ASpIendiG Improved Farm

ENOK SALE.-IIIAr LARGE AND VALUA-
4 BILE Farm Of about 300 acres, known as "the
Nathan Rice Farm situated in the town of Colches
ter, Chitteudan County, Vt, but of late owned and
conducted by the late Hon. Alvan Foote of Bur-
lington, con listing Of choice Intcrvale, highly
improved upland and sufficient wood and timber
land to make it of the most desirable farms in
the state. Locality very desirable. being distant
ono and half miles from the Depot of the Vt. c
r. X Mt Winoosk Falls and buttwo miles from
the Uniyc sity Building at Burlington is well
calculated for the cultivation of stock or the bust
ness of Dairyman its products at all times ac-
cessible to a market for cash.
Any persons DESTROYS of locating themselves in
this business pleasantly and prodtably,can find an
opportunity by application to either of the under
signed. Terms easy, and large portion of pur-
chase money remain on mortgage if desired.
Dwellings, Barns, outhuildings and fences in
good order. HORACE l.. MOORE, Burlington, Vt.
CHAS. r. F00TE, Boston, Mass.
GEO. FOoTE, Detroit, Mich.
February, 1857. dlw&w35m6
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Palnncr's Artificial Leg,

Removal Of The Springfield Establishment to Boston,
r. 4 the urgent solicitation of the most
"a eminent Surgeons and Physicians of
Boston and New England, tho manufacture
Of the unequaled American invention has
l been removed to Boston. The "PALMER
ARTIFICIAL Leg" is without a rival
- either in Europe or America and is now
worn by nearly Three thousand persons with
astonishing success, upwards Of two hundred of
whom are Ladies, and we have thirty individuals
each walking upon two Artificial Legs. 1t SO
nearly resembles the natural leg, in appearance
and action, that the incest observation often fails
to detect cart" from "Nature" The "Palmer
Leg" took the "Great Prize Medal" at the Worlds
Fair in London, thirty competitors from all
parts of Europe. No other Artificial Leg is re-
commended by iutcllig gent surgeons and Physicians
as tn. "Pd!mcr Leg is regarded as the ne.plus.
ultra Of surgical Mech n'sn. They are very dura.
BILE yet lightthe average weight being four pounds
They applied u the shortest aud tenderest
stumps with entire success. Tho "leg" is FINELY
ventilated. In this country it has been exhibited
thirty five times, aud in every instance received
Il q award OF the highest or first premium The
patient is enabled to walk Immediately upon in
application, with remarkable ease, comfort and
naturalneSs.
Pamphlets giving II Informal on, sent gratis
10 every applicant. General Office End ManuC,c
tor Is tor the New England states Including sew
lurE and Ri ish Provinces, - Green ST I}oston
-iass and 37S Broadway New York. Patient,
can be served at Boston or New York as is most
convenien. to them.
Address, PALMER L Co. w5lm3
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Henry ThOmls' t;staLe.

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable
DIsrRiCr OF CHTrESDEN, IS the Probat, Court
Tor the Distri-t of Chittenden.
TO ali persons interested IN the estate of Henry
Thonas late of Burlington in said District, de-
ceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 10th
pay Of August next for the settlement of the
administration account of the admin istratOrs
with the will annexed of the estate of the said
deceased, aud ordered that public notice thereof
be given u all persons interested in the estate,
by publishing this order three weeks successfully
previous to the day assigned, in the burlington
Free Press printed in burlington, in said Dis
trict.
THEREFORE,, you IRE hereby notified to appear
at the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day ssigned, then and there cont st the allow
ance of SAID account, If you cause
Given under my hand, this 20 day of July A.
D. 1857. b. FRENCH, Register.
w4g3.
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Alpine Hair Balm,
Fc, R,do,irg Gray Hav to 1t, Original Color

Fer Redorlng Gray Hdv 10 ITS Original Color.
NNARRANTED to cure badness, scurf, dand-
w mi, itching aud all diseases of the skim
This Balm gives the scalp new and beautiful ac-
ton restore the coloring matter to the roots OF
the hair, which passes through the hair and give
il a natural color without the use of hair dye.
Hundreds of preparations have been introduced
pretending to preserve the hair and keep it iro'u
falling of, composed Of OILS, Alcohol, and other
deleterious materials and all to use Hair
dyes have been introduced that do not give the
hair a natural color, besides being troublesome to
USE This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that a
preparation was needed to do what was required
for the Ii r, the proprietor wa, induced to expcr-
iment until he could obtain an Article that wGul /
he the exact remedy, aud alter seven years trial
has perfected this Balm. 1t is soothing and emol-
lent, alays all irritation of the scalp, thereby
stopping that troublesome itching. 1t cures
dandruh and scurf, and when the hair has turned
gray it will bring it back to its original color, be
II Black. Brown or Auburn. 1T makes the hair
soft and gOssy,-preyents it from falling OF as
will be seen by using this balm foronly ie DAYS
life will be given to the roots Of the hair and
growth will soon appear. Growth does not take
place at the end of the hair, as will be seen in
persons who have their hair dyed. Ii YOU exam
lue gray hair that has been colored Tor week
you will find towards the roots. that the hair has
come out gray, hence it is necessary to have the
fluid at the roots of the hair healthy, that the
whole hair may be a natural color. Zach hair has
root in the skin, aud is of itselfa hollow, rray
tube, through which there is constant circ lntou
Of the pigment from the root. When this pigment
or cooing matter dies out, 1t leaves tina hair hol.
low aud gray. 10 invent a balm that would pro.
due Il is pigment has become the study OF the
proprietor. The discovery Of the Alpine Hair
Balm will do t.. 1t will bring the hair To its nat.
ural color by making new the coloring matter in
the roots of the hair.
1t is mistaken notion that oil or grease will
restore the hair, a nothing can be more iuiuticus
The Alpine Hair Balm, will restore tho skin and
save TIE hair of those who have been sick with fe
yer or any disease.
Prepared bye A. p, MASON, Providence. k. l.
b. p. IVES CO., SO Milk st, Boston, Mass.
sole agent for the States aud Canadas
For sale in Burlington by 4. b. BENTON
wi3 bm.
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E:::s;s :: ISL :;:::'..s..s:5l EstEII lssSt
5a-HNExa--Al e Y sSS-s>-.l
Rutland & Burlington Il. r.

1857. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1857.
IN AND AFTER MAY 18th 1857, TRAINS
" will run follows:
Leave Boston at 80 and II 90 A. NJ.
Ftchburg at $50 M. and l.3O p. NJ.
Bellows Falls at $50 A. M and u 05 and
5.3jP. NJ.
" Rutland for Burlington, at Ais A. M.
2 50 Is % a-d 80 p. NJ.
+" burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at9.lj, 80 and IL Is A. NJ. and SIS ?. NJ.
~ Both Trains from Boston, 60 through to
Burlington, same day.
At Burlington trains connect with Vt. Central
r X. and Lake Champlain Steamers; at Rutland
with trains for Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
Springs, scheme, tady. and the West-at Bellows
Falls with trains OF the Cheshire Road for Fitch
burgh. Worcester. Lowell and Boston-Nermon ut
Valley Road, for BratteboIo, Springfield. Hart.
ford, New Haven and New lork--and With Salli
van Road for Windsor White River Junction, and
the White Mountains.
Freight train with passenger car.
tStop between Burlington and Rutland or at
Nergennes, Middlebury and BrandoL
L. A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
Rutland. May 9th. 1857 d1wf
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Also, in White China, large assortment of
Plates, Covered Dishes, Teas, Cofees, &c, en-
bracing the greatest variety Of goods ever before
offered for the inspection Of this community, all
OF which can and will be sold at trifing advance
upon the prices of the lronstone Ware.
It's no use talking-the chances are before
you-oom in and win Read away
One Package assorted FANCY CHINA VAS
ES, an Auction Lot, from l2s cents to l2i dollars
per pair-nark that Read on ! Read on
In GLASS WARE I can show you an Assort-
mt so extensive and varied and at such IN.
precedented low prices that it's no use enumerat-
ing them Ladies and Gentlemen, come and
Judge for yourselves what can be done for a little
money. l am bound to sell Cheaper and Better
Goods than have heretofore been offered by any
one in this State. 1t is sweeping assertion, but
l can prove 1t.
Something has dropped What is it : You
can see it at China Hall I'll tell you, it is the
price of
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GOODS
SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
Burlington Market,
nor HkiSS 4 JEL ISO.N
Jobbers and Retailers,
I52 Church Street.

lST.
English Grape superior qualities, English Grape
Wells all sizes Love Wells assorted sizes and quail
ites, Gloves silk, Merino Lisle Embroidered +;
Hose Raw silk, Merno, Wool, Cotton Mourning (;
setts, Mourning Sleeves, Mourning Collars,
Mourning li'dkf'S, Mourning Bracelets.
~.
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
Ottoman plaids, pu,al Paids, Cruveli Cloths,
Nalencias, French Challettes, Striped Poplius,
striped De Bcgcs, Plain DE Beles, striped Cham
bre, Plain Chambre, Ladies Travelling Cloths,
Plain De LANES, Figured De LANES,
81.
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT
Shirts, Drawers, Gowns, Collars, Bosoms, Ties,
Stocks, Crayats, made on the shortest notice and
warranted to fit. Also, kept on hand large as
sortment of
GENlLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Comprising silk Under shirts, Merino Under
Shirts, Knit uier shirts, M-rino Hose, Wool
Hose, Onlcn Hose, Cotton Hose, Fancy Gloves,
kli Gloves, Lisie Thread Gloves, Guards, Rosom
stud, Wrist Links Wristbands, Umbrellas, Fancy
Scaris, silk Handkerchicfs, Linen llandkerchiefs,
silk >uspcndcrs, Elastic Suspenders.
II convenient, we would desire that our custom
ers would hand in weekly all orders previous to
Wednesday morning, thereby saving our time and
getting goods full MS soon. ~ Also, notice that
We stll take Canada coin at the old rate-l2, and
- cents. June3dIwtt
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Just Received
PLATT's SHOE SHOE STORE.

ATPLATT's SHOE SHOE STORE.
Gents Patent Leather Dress Boots
" lrcnen Calf
Congress CATERS, Calf Patent Leather,
Ladies French and Glove hid Cong. Caters.
Cloth
White Kid and estin Caters d sliupers.
Black and Bronze all Cloth Caters.
- Dress and Toilet Slippers, Bootees, Pei.
kas, Duskins aud Ties. and great variety Of
Children s-h' mavsdAw
4 TILE DORRlT, by Charles Dicsens-l vol
IIcomplete SO cts; l vol. Illustrated s., 25-?
vols. II mo. cloth $50 Received and for sale
by Nichols.
July !, 1857.
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Calvin FIetcher,s Estate.

w the subscribers having bcen appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court tor the
District of Grand Isle Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands OF all
PEI against the Estate OF Calvin Fletcher, late
VI south Hero III sd b strict, deceased, repre-
sentcd ms lvent, and also all claims and mands
exhibited in offset thereto, and SIX months from
the day OF the date hereof being allowed by said
court that purpose we do therefore hereby give
netice that we Will attend to the business OF our
appointment at the dwelling house OF the late Cal
via Fletcher south Hero la said District on the
second tuesdays vt August and October next at
ten . clock a. NJ On zach of said days.
Dated tins l3th Yay OF June a. d 1857.
HORACE WADoWUklH. lCommiss;one,.
OkANG PHELPS. ~oN III sione'e'
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Estes Metropolitan Ink.

LNoR THE BEST ARTICLE OF INK NOW IN
4 use, send to the Metropolitan Ink Factory,
Port Kent, N. Y.
Furnished at the Factory, in any quantities, at
New ork prices All orders addressed to the
subscriber will receive prompt attention,
L. b. ESTES,
Agent and Manufac- urer
Port Kent, May, 1857. w42mG
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a u OIL -
W L Il, AL f. Lu ID

purihes and siren CITIZENS the blood by eradical
ting, through nice che nica .-ction, the Of
Impurities and humors. Hence its power to euro
hunors that mere medicine cannot cure Hence ia
power OF stren ghsning and vaiizing the blood. n
furnishes 10 CERTAIN .rtsnt. the element NJ Which pr,
Hood is composed. It eradicates and cleanses away
whatever clogs and chickens the blood
hRNOLD'S VITA IL FLUID renders the sy.-
tenn strong and healthy, by freeing the blood and
stomach from Objectionable materials. II nerves
and purifes the system, by furnishing the elements
which have vitality.
ARNOLD'S VITA l. FLUID gives to tho sys-
TEN, influence and effect similar TO that produced
by exercise in the free open air. II exharates by
strengthening the blood 10 brighter and hotter nc.
on-11ing its work by beginning at the beginning.
ispleasant to the taste, and becomes a favorito
wherever known.
ARNOLD'S VITAL FLUID removes bilious.
ness in tho most direct and easy manner nv neutral
izir the cause. This is the principle Of is action
in removing Illness generally. IT neutralizos tho
cause bv freeing the blood from imredments to its
proper fulhlment If its ife-cving functions. This
principle Of nentralizinr the ranse. IL whv AR.
NOID'S VITAL FLUID CURES HUNORS
that mere medicine cannot sensiblv affect nd WHY
it cures diseases RESULTING FROM POTsONS
IN THE BLOOD, that mere medicinal preparation
cannot alleviate. IIumors arc roisons in the bloo
and 1t is by their chemical action in neutralizin
those poisons that ARNOLDS GLOBULE
AND VITAL FLUID are enabled to cure them e.
| TESTIMONY TESTIMONY llTESTTMoNY :
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Old Bourbon Whiskey,
PUT UP BY
WILSON FAIRBANK &CO.,
MEDICINAL PURPOSES.


- To attain tho desired object Of placing he.
fore the public a reliable article we have SHARED
neither time nor expense and the basis upon
which we place the virtue Of our Whiskey is flor
whatever purposes the purest quality NAV be- 70.
commended) that this is entirely free from an y
adulteTatiOn whatever.
Its purity cannot be questioned, as a thorough
analysis has been made, as will be seen by refeTt
ing to the following Certificate, "a copy of which
accompanies each bottle,
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE,
~ Somerset IT., Boston, May 10, 1857
Messrs, WILSON. FAtRBASK a Co
Gentemen-l have made chemical ANALYSIS of
the samples Of Bourbon Whisky you sent to me
searching them for drugs or aiulterating matters
aud have to inform you that tue samples of Wits
KY are free from any authorizations, and 90 not
contain any POISONOUS or injurious matters and
and hence are suitable for medicinal use.
Respectfully, your obediont servant,
CHARLES I. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
state Assayer,
In order to prevent deception, observe that the
fac smile Of the signature of our firm covers the
cork oievery bottle without this protection none
is geIuine.
The above is put up in quart and pint bottles,
and is for sale by all the Druggists.
WILSON, FAIRBANK a co, Wholesale Drug.
gls1', Nos. 43 and As Hanover Street, Boston, to
whom all or ers must be add. essed.
FOR sale BY Druggists generally. VOL sm
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Prices for Advertising in Weekly

One square, lC lines or less in minion solid,
three insertions, a.
Each Insertion after the third, cents per line.
a. Legal notices 10 cents line, more or less, for
three y ,eks ' W
80 Day advertisers occupying four squares o,
iHTrs ~. WIN privilege of change at fair discount
q +Ho p.''ilege of yearly adve 5rs is Limit
ed 10 thelf w lmnediate business in tbeir Own
name and ali advertisement. for the hensst
other persons, as we'll as legal advertisement ann
advertisements Of auction sales and ad yertisemenst
must be paid for at the usual rates. -'
40 ,eport' resolutions or proceedings of any cor
Porduon, society, association or public m:etin
ana no eommnnicat'on designed to call attention to
any matter OF limited indiv dual interest he
inserted, unless paid for as an advertisement.
NO advertisement can be inserted gratuitouslv
iSr societies public institutions or companies
".'Hots lor yearly advertising will nc' be dist
sonuh1ed, 1nless order to that effect is Is l.it a.
$40 oIee' and when discontinued in less than a
0S'' '"' P''s' q whole gear will BE- charged.
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COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF ROOTS,


TBNHE BEER made from this EXTRACT is not
i only hellthy beverage. but one Of the most
healthy and invigorating that can be found for
use in warm weather. The low price Mt which il
is Afforded the readiness with which the Beer is
prepared from it, its healthiulness and agreeable
ness as an every day drink, have rendered this
one Of the most popular ,tcles in the market
One bottle will make ten gallons of beer. Sold
by the propri"tors.
POTTER 4 CHAMPLIN, CHEMISTS.
Westerly, X. l.,
And by all respectable dealers.
WHOLESALE AGESTs.-Wison, Fairbank Co.
Boston, Mass. j. Bach & Son, Providence, X
I. Lee, Butler & Co., Hartford, Ct. i. A.
Tahuestock, Hull 4 Co., New York. w5l sw
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G Gorge B. Smit his Estate.

Ve the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittcnden, Commissioners TO receive,
examine and a lust the claims and demands OF
ali persons. against the estate of George Is. smith
late of Essex in said District deceased, represent
ell insoveut, and al % all claims and demands eI
hibited in Offset thereto and six mon his from
the day OF the date here d, being allowed by saIi
Court Tor that purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice, that We will attend tn the business
0 our appointment, at the dwelling of Lila b.
smith in Essex, IN sid d strict, on the
third Tuesdays OF Oct ,ber AMI January next, at
IL ocl ok, a NJ, on each Of id days.
Dated this 2 ID day OF jr'y a. d. 1857.
AMASA Bryant, commi.si oner,
W. s. WOODS. 0O'nii'sS' oH'''
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Fort Edward Institute.

as the finest location, the most superb Build.
I 1 ings, and the best patronage Of any seuin.
AIRY in the state, S32 so, in advance, paws for
Board and Tuition in Common English, per term
Of Il weeks. Fall term begins Aug Is, 1857.
For Circulars or Rooms apply to Rev. Jas. E.
KING, A. NJ, Principal Fort Edward Institute.
X, w35 dAwly
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FOURTH THOUSAND.
WHITE MOUNTAIN HISTORY,
/ " c ! d E " T S

limo, Cloth, 325 PIP. illustrated. Price Ell
The best aud fullest guide to this romantic re.
gion.-[ Evening Traveller.
1t will add hundred fold to the interest of a
White Mountain tour.-tZion's Herald
There are few romances Of more thrilling inter-
rest Il Bellows Falls Argus
most interesting book to those even who can.
not visit the mountains Il Independent Democrat,
Concord.
The novel reader will here find truths stranger
than felton, and more oxcitug-tChristianM Mir
ror Portland.
1t is the most agreeable local handbook we
have ever received and is useful, because it is
filled with information, not only for tourists, but
for the numerous class called stay-at-home travel
ers--[ New York Times.
To those who ever expect to visit the Mountain
it is almost indispensable, and to those who do moi
it is very cheap substitute for visit. The facts
are valuable, and the scenery described Is unique
and sublime. -[Christian Herald, Cincinnati, o
1t will be sent by mail, free orpostage. AGESr'
WANTED To SELL 1T EVERYWHERE. Circulars Civ
ing table Of contents sent free to all who wish Il
examine. ~
NATHANIEL MOVE Publisher,
iune2je4t6w2w ii Cornhill, Boston.
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Notice.

A WARRANT for 100 acres of land, No. 49,
"A 766 issued to the undersigned, on the 18th of
June. 1856, by the Commissioner OF Pensions, un :
der the act of March Sd, 1888, and was enclosed
by the Commissioner u Henry Weed,
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ua,, "a, d. Owen Estate

SLATE UF VERMONT, }I'o all persons con-
Dist. of Chittenden, SIS. Il cerned III the estate
of Matilda .. Owen, late vi milton, IN SAID Dis.
trict deceased, erecting
At A Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
in and for the District OF Chit, nden, the 10Th
day of July, A. ID. 1901, an instrument, purport.
ini, To be tue last Will aud Testament, OF Matilda
o. owen late OF Milton, in said District, deceased
was presented to the court atUresdi i'd Tor Probate
nv Hannah oven, the EXtcutr y therein named
And il is ordered by SAID Court that the Ist
day of August, A. b. leJ1, at the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burr ngtun, be assigned tor prov
inp said Inst umeut , aud that notice thereof be
given to all persons CONCERNED, by publishing this
order three weeks SUGGEST, ciy III the Burlington
Free Press, IL newspip per printed at said Burning
tom previous to the tine appointed.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, st the tune al pace aforesaid,
and contest the Probate Of sand wall, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Darlington in said
| District this ION day Of Jyly, A. b l,57.
". Ii. FhENCH, Judge.
RvQ