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NOTICE.

'T'-E existence q tie Bank % Burlington, cha-
{ fe-.l B.. tie Legislature Of the state Of Vermont
and located 90 Burlington in ssid state was ter
%. rr. rtel Is o. the laws q said state on the
..-f ls- no September A, ID. l-f6, and notice Is
t.-..- -.r-r ira. said Eank viii redeem its out
NET ....v'-- act ofthe Lc.slature is published
.-t.t. q ,l said EsrS
Hy order OF the Directors.
%. A. DODGE, President
e. A. SUMNER, Cashier
I1rl.a-.. Oh Fec f.h, 800.
As ACT relating to the redemption OF Bank
..t.f
O.. ..I....- cra.;ed ~ the General Assembly Of
t.e ..-.. 10 = mt,
.rt.L A..es lc expiration u the charter Of
.r. ..a. chartered by this state, or alter the
,trG.Har.. % 90 ale existence II say such hank
..-u,..-. ta tire laws q this State, such bank
aaF cause lat.cs 70 he published in al
GIL. .ea. If rtwsr- uers or the County where
-r-l alue is io,ated, for one full year,
-.tt.r- f.r.l that ia bank will redeem its out
stand a- bills. tae Jay OF the expiration OF its
charter ur the date the termination Of its e1is-
tes.s. .al copy et ;-is act, and upon due puoli-
Gallon .. such notice teither such bank nor its
.-..-- -a.. Lee liable 90 any action for the nou-re-
lcll.. 90 ans &C I.s outstanding bills unless the
sa-e shall have -s-,- duly presented and payment
thereof I.aIsu ti-- tie year AFORESAID al the
.ll-.r. D. l-s D. ---i bank.
$40 = After tLr V.irati0n % tie charter or
-f.- ts -rrm.l t;en u the existence Of any such
i-ct g. tu lter-to- o. liatl lie 10 the provisions Of
t.s -t.ll --e-l'a Z chapter eighty mine Of
.st i--,-ll Statutes.
s.- :. Tais ~ sL=u take effect from its pas
5nr5.sot Nos so. Its. v23uly
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GOOD BOOKS.

OBJ. So. - s,L--, ~. -
cts.-NoutriI oqui-n made Easy, IS cts.-Fun for
the Million, p CTS The Disappearing Picture. IS
90 Etiquette, Is cis.-Bridal Etiquette, IS cts
tuJrtship made Easy, Is ets.-Housekeeper's own
Book. % cts How & Buy. fame. and Keep horses.
IS ct. knowison's Farrier. IS cts.-HOme Cook
H1JS, 30 cts-Parlor 3a gcian. 81 cts ParlAr The
ltricals, . cts.-Psrlor Pan omines, 25 cts.-Five
Hundred Puzzles, 30 cts.-Fireside Games. 30 eta.
Comic Cuurtship. 81 cts.-Great Fortune-Teller, 50
cis.-pho,ographs Of Disting uished Personages. >
cfs. eaci-1he Amateurs Guide. or How to Get Up
aad Act TLeatricsls in a County House, 50 cts.-
e. pies u any Of the above books will be sent by
l-,l, posi- paid, on receipt o. price BY
b. q. Hustled, l0@ Nassau St. New York.
nov. L}-w6m.
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GALVESTON. Dec. p

Tie reported death Of Escobedo Is true.
He was oygrtaken BY Cortinls and Csn2les
when in fight from Mammorls and brought
hack 20 that city. After his capture gen
eral insuborduati1n of al the Liberal
cliQues occurred in Mstam,ras, and Cenales
gaiuiug tie upper hand. executed Escooeto
90 the morning of the De, inst., claiming
10 act as the representative oi Ortega
The reported panic II M4tamoras has
been confirmed and e general fight was eI-
rectcd 10 result.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-12-28

The Congressional Committee has been
completed by the arrival Of Hon. Mr.. Boyer.
They havs examined some Il citizens and
some also testified before the military com
mission. and the testimony 20 far Is the same.
Gen. Sherman expressed himself very de-
cidedly when visiting the committee IN re-
gard to the insecurity Of loyal men brought
5efore the State Courts, abiding particular
" to the recent decisions against fedora
oaicers IN this city and also 70 the arr St and
IMPRISONMENT Of the Frecdmen's Bureau
agents in Texas.
lie also asked the Committee special at
teu,ion to this matter as the military could
offer no prOtectiOn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-12-28

An attempt was made last night TO de-
-.roy al, sll,h-bouud regular passenger
train 90 ths Nashville AMI Decatur L. R at
Spring Hall. DIS arranging the switch 80 as
~ throw 81, tram If the track the loco
motive. tender. hlg-agc AMI express cars were
overturned. The passenger ear remained On
rhe 1aIl- u1 .ug was hurt.
The New England S5ci--r II Nashville re-
Gently formed. ou Saturday night celebrated
che landing OF the Pilgrims with a magnih-
cent banquet az the Stacey House, about $50
ladies and gentlemen were present.
The Congressional excur-i0uis.- viii
reach here from Chattanooga at two O'Clock
tom rrow- They are expected to remain
here long enough TO 60 over the Nashville
battlcrrsuul-
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BOSTON MARKET.

Wednesday, DEC ..
The market FOR Flour is quite firm flr all choice,
western suDernne at s. so a 10 -; common extras
a. SO - a II - medium 90 at So 20 a - 50 I;
and good snd choice, including favOrte 81. Louis
brands, at tls 50 q Is 80 Y bbl. southern Flour
ls quiet and prices nominal Corn is quiet AT
81 ~ a = for new, and s. - a 81 for old yell
low, and Western mixed AZ g. q a = q bush
Osts are selling at s5 q sc p bush for Northern
and southern. Rye O. 30. Shorts So n %. Fine
Feed SIS q 81, and Kidding al $50 a q 2 ton.
ProyisiOns-POrk is selling At f; q - for prime
" 50 q . - for mess End - a - for Gear
cash. Beef ranges from g q = - y Dol f0rmess
and family extra Lard i3i Q l4c IN bhs and
uerces sne Smoked Hams ~ @ lie p > Butter
Is selling at . n soc and Cheese l. a &c = p,
as 70 quality.
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As will be seen by an advertisement IN an
other column, HENRY WARD BEECHER is en-
gagged in writing q story for the .Nelc York
Ledger. The circulation Of the Ledger is larger
By one hundred thousand copies than that OF
any weekly or daily paper in the country.
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.

Is Warranted to break up the most troublesome
Cough in an incredible short time. There is no
remedy Tat can show more evidence OF its merits
'nan this BALsAM, for curing Consumption
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group. etc.
Physicians having CcSsUsPTIvE PATIENTS. and
having failed to cure them by their own prescrip-
tons, should not hesitate prescribe this remedy,
has cured cases when all other remedies have
failed.
ConsumT tives, do rot despair because all the
remedies thatyou have tried have failed, But
TRY THIS GREAT REMEDY.
sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Perry rsvis & Son, Providence, r. l., Agents for
Eastern States.
WONT
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.sARRAH WASHINGTON HAIl

Sarah WASHINGTON HAIR
RESTORER.
IS l.l you --.e dark and lustrous loc,s, and vic
With t-auty's queen, the goddess Of the sly
or is your beauty fading 10 decay
Your raven ,r,sscs passing fast away;
or is a-e drawing 700 uutiueiy near
d. slvery locks upon your d al appear
TTea wiz EEL. -tlfgl beauty, why despair
When there's a iai.n i.r every slyery hair
T.-..'. Sorrows, fcycs's rava-cs % blesses-
a .--e -ostorer @. those missing trcsscst
From lcr bright locks tic immortal name It won
az i.li- Ttcstarcr-..AA ETHA WAsuISGToS 2"
Then lie Go the Store-lust across the way,
And 81; bottle with the least delay.
solI E,ERYwuERE. Price sl,ol
sIMONDs eco, PropTietoTs.
f.t.v.I-
}-arca H..
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Married..

In Colchester, Dec. 25th, at the residence OF D.
Y. Huntress, by Rev. Mex. Petty, Moses W.Cheney
Q, Danville, and Mrs. Cynthia c. Washburn OF
Colchester,
In wiIliston, at the house Of the Brides father,
c. ". Brownel, FED, the 18th inst. BY Rev. J. f.
Maynard, MI. William r. Whitney to Miss zsrush
T. Br0wlsll, al Of Williston.
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Sperlal aonrf.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND con-
SUMPTION, Try &c old and ell snown. VE6E-
TABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, approved and
used by our Oldest and most eelsbrafei pbgs.oiIr,
for forty years past Get the genuine.
REED, CUTLER Z CO.. Druggists, Boston, Pro-
psietcrs. dec.7i-dEwG-cs.
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NV ORLE,Ns, Dee p

Tie T. ngressional Committee arrived here
to-day with exception of Boyer Of Pa who
is expected Tomorrow.
The official returns of the Nevada Eltc-
ton -i,ts Bsisiel FOR Governor 1925 ma
ilri-v and Ashley for Congress.
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f. y. CORTON's ESTATE.

I4TE THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed
w by the Holorable the Pr bate Court for the
District - thittenlrn. Commissioner % receives
examine and adjust the claims and demands u ali per-
sons aallst the estate % +. b. Gort1u ATE % Rich
mons il said D-src-. represented ilsolvenf. ant also
aT raius anil i.asli- exhibited in ost thereto: and
six months f.o tle DAY % the date hereof being Al
lowed by said C,r, irr that purpose do therefore
hereby give llt 20 ta.t wiz attend 90 the business
q cur appointment at the store % Royal Fi-msa
in RlchmouI iu said District, ora the third Thurs
days q January and Nag nrKt, Al 10 O'Clock A. u
on zach q aa-d days
Dated ihis 2-th '-y o. November A. D. 1854
T.. 3. GEEEN. lc,s-.-
HENRY GuIET-r. 'on.iiii'''n'rs-
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Re,stinsio The r, deHptiOn of ank Note,


i is .trslg enacted iy he General Assembly
ofH STATE of IerE0Ii-
$50. 9. Amer the expiration 4 the charter Of any
taus chartered hy this state, after the termina-
t."H 90 taC existence ofauy such bank agreeablv
.H tHt laws &c this State. such bank may cause
l1tce &c pEh.isaei 81 an the weekly newspapers
..tte county whore such tans e located, for one
ia year. setting forth thar said bank will redeem
Its elisraulilg bills the day q the expiration Of
's charter, the date Il the termination Of e1
i.tcuct. rri COPY Of O is act And upon due pub
Ilcat.0n ti such notice, neither such bank nor its
officers shall Re liable o. any action for the nom
REDEEM pti1u Of any offs outstanding bills. unless
TIE came 7r-ll have been duly presented and pay
rlsut Thereof demanded within the year Aforesaid,
20 the tausia- Lousc o. such fank.
.FC D. After the expiration Of the charter or
after the termination 81 the existence Of any such
lak az aforesaid such banl shall cease TO be sub
lcct 90 TIE operati liable 10 the provisions Of
TIE siIty-third section 81 chapter eighty-nine Of
tie General Statutes.
SIC D. This Act shat! take effect from lite pas
.l-e.
approved No.eabcr e., 1865.
nov 2s-wlyr
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AMERICAN LIFE DROPS:
Tor the speedy cure Of
DI y II Z II z r I Il,

=
Tor the speedy cure Of
DIR II Y II r ! 4,
Cou.bs. Colds. Hoarseaess, Sore Throat, Bron-
chitis Rheumatism, ami all kindred
complaints.
F.r Eve years has this article been before the
people. aud the verdict returned from every quar-
ter hy the consumers Of the half million bottles
tina; have been sold within that time, IS, that
ut ALWAYS CURES"
Read the following. which is only specimen Of
the many let:eTs W. are daily receiving
BosTOs. MASS.
..Oaarx SSrV.sR 4 Go. SIR Notwithstanding
ny ee,ertl prejudice against proprietary Tor
uiteuf1 medicines was induced 70 buy two bot
fIes Of the American Life Drops, through the
high recommendation Of them BY friend, as al
ways curing Dips liberia, Coughs, Gods, Sore
aggs. was taken suddenly IN with DiphtheriA and
en- Ia scarcely speak swallow his breathing was
:, had We we're much slarmed, but decided 20
try the Life Drops, before calling ply stefan. BY
using the Drops according to direction. ne as
soon relieved and the disease entirely broken up.
/ Let a friend suffering with Rheumatism have one
Of the bottles. lie Gays the Life Drops gave I'M
mediate relief and arc the best nedieine ne ever
used family near him suffering from Colds and
liberated Sore Throat used some OF his, and were
cured in short time. since then ls. my erotnei
A physician, have part OF mine, AID With which he
cured a bad case OF Diphtheria- lie Il constrained
70 A'I Trvly yourt. - ~ AB RLDER"
The Life Drops are carefully prepared By
ORRIN SKINNER a CO., Sole Proprist5r.;
And sold by all Druggists.
Geo. G. Goodwin * Co, Reed. Cutler Co. Rus
- Bird. Boston, Mss, General Agents
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GEORGE EpeCCMBE,s EsTATF-

STATE OF VERMONT, TI'hs Horara 3D.. the Pro. .ts
DISTRICT cHrrEyoss. :. Cpurf iHr the bisrr q
o. kittenleu.
Edgcumbe ste % Burlington N said District daceas-s
SHEErIvg
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the loan DIV Of
January next for the settlement o. the sduinstrfop
account OF the ex-cutriN q the lst vt x said d.
ceased and ordered thar public notcc thereof De- iv..
o al persons Interested in said estate, by pubshax
thi. order three weeks successfully Previous % the DIV
assigned in The Free Press, printed IN Burlington n
said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 20 app,sr =
the Probate Court Rooms, Burlington the Cav a.
signed then and there contest the allowance Of IA
account u you see cause.
Given under my hand, this is,h day Of December. A
D i-G6.
WILDER l. BURNAP, Re-istss.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE

TIE BEST IN TIE WORLD. Harmless, relia
o!e' instantaneous. the only perfec; dye No dis
appointment, no ridiculous tints, trus to nature
black or brown. Genuine Is ugasd EiHiIs 4
bHeAsioT. Also, Reeenersted extract Of millener
preserves and beauties the hair, preserves bald
ress. Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Bsrcela,
St.EY
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NOTICE.

u,HE Pew owners in tho Congre gational Meeting
L house at Underhill Flats, VT. are hereby motif
6ed that there will be meeting Of aid pew owners
O'Clock P. 81 for the purpose Of organizing said
meeting to see Il said peE-Owners will make such
repairs on said house a. may be thought best and
10 appoint Committee 10 sppriZe said peWs At
their value and also said pews to defray
pense Of said repairs. Also to appoint Commit
Zee 70 superintead sad repairs and collector and
10 do such business as nay appear proper aud
nece sary according to the firm and force Of the
statute in such cases made and provided
AMOS EASTMAN,
z sAvIL wHITCoNB, o~ners in
d. c. HUMPHREY,
Luxe EASTMAN, said Church
BUEL II. DAY.
UndsrhIII, VT, Dec. 18th, 1866. 2sw3a-
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WARREN FoRO-S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons coreerns1
DfsrEIcT Or cHrrKSDsS. IN the estate q W.lrss
Ford late Of Colchester in said District dec-ssed
sREErSs.
At Probate Court holden IN Egflinrt0a xi.nin I'D
for The District Of Chitenden the g;h day Of Deem
Der A. D. 1855 an instrument pufportin 70 be the
will and testament Of Warren Fur late % CO'ch-s-
ter IN said Bi.trict dec. as>d presented 70 the
Court Aforesaid, for Probate. And L IL ordered py
said Court that the iifh day of January A. D. 1851
n the Probate Court Rooms In said Burlington, be a..
signed for proving said Instrument; and that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons concerned, BY publish
ing this order three weeks successfully IN the Free
Press. newspaper printed IT Burlington previous V
the time appointed
THEREFORE, you are hereby notiaed 10 sppesr b.
Ere said Court. a. the tine and place Aforesaid md O.
tsst The pr hate Of sa't VII. = yau have cause
Give raler s2y h.aG q BGriiaxtos IN aid Usszece
this iS,a dsv = Dsax, 1sr. 4. y. IS5i,
wH.DfA Z BrxxAA R,veysvs,
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HAMMoNTON FRUIT LANDS,

V,HE best opportuuityt TO secure home mild and
healthy climate soil suitable for all crops the
best Fruit land in the Union best OF narkets-be-
ipg near New York and Philadelphia from $40 to
$50 per acre cleared from small fruit large
population already located, hundreds are settling,
good society, perfectly healthy soft water all ad-
vsntzRes Lands for sale in and around the famous
B.mmontou Fruit settlement, 30 miles from Phil
sdelphia- A large tract Is now divided into Farms
70 suit the actual settler. Price for 20 acres and
uprarcs from $40 TO $50 per acre, Five and ten
acre lots for sale Terms liberal title perfect. For
full information address BYRNES JONES, Ham
nonton, New Jersey. AL letters answered.
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THE PAIN KILLER. so JUSTLY c.
LIBERATED, was introduced to the pubic several
years aso, and now e1j y popularity ~ gla-led
By any otLer medicine. For the cure ofI-ftre-fl.
Dysentcry, Cholera Nar1us, Rheamatlsl Coughs
and Colds, Sca.ls, Burns, etc, il is without az
equal sold by all the principal drur-Is;s.-H4iy
P.aIndsal-,, cl-a-fl-ss. 0tf5.
Dec l5-wIuo
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PARIS, Dec. 20.

lie Temps this morning announces its I'M
oBaIifed belief that the Emperor Napoleon
has received Official intelligence Of the obdi-
ton of the Arch duke Maximilian
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LISBON, Dee. q

The Iron-clad Miantonomok accompanied
bv other vessels of the American heet, ar
rived al the Straits of Gibraltar on the 18th
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH.
Pans. Dec /.

The Mon,teur in an editorial this morning
thinks there is no doubt that the relations
between Italy and the Pope will be placed on
2 sound bass.
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TO SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS.
U.NTTED STATES CL4LHS OFFICE
For BOuniIes and Pensions,
IT THE COURT HOUSE, BURLINGTON, 1T.
a. J. HOWARD, CLAIM AGENT.

widows Of Soldiers having children under Is
Gears Of age arc entitled TO Increased pensions
Dependent Fathers are also granted pensions by 4
recent act Of tonEress.
Dec. l4-w3mins.
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MINERAL BATHS AT HOME.--A
few baths prepared with strumatic Salts viii e,.
fectusliy sure Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scro,uis
and eruptions on the face. Sold BY all druggists
generally.
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T. y l. ~ w @ Vi AN
En the land
DI'. ODDS .V'ERE'E.V.E,
.rfr uNrrcnD sTnD


41l0ag Hsdicnes, u is WoniGu's Besf Friend
Leuccrrhea (or Whites. Amenorrhea Csupp-es-
sion, AIzeno-rhsga Clowine). pysmenorrhea pam
fel mcns.rpationl. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache drag
GIN da~n sensations loss Of strength, mental de-
preston coastipatei bowls seeplessuess irritable
ity aat the iuuumerabie symptoms Of low vitali-
O. AMI disturbed circulation-are cured by this ex
t-4tuary medicine. one fes'Poo-f.i in water Is
worth NOR, as IN IHti-ors;izg ToAie. than any
amount % Alcoholic ittcrs, which are always At
tsuIel ty re action and depression.
DIR. DODD'S NERViNE
ogualizcs the circulation Of the Nervous Fluid pro
r .t,s the free ci--ulations Of the aids d.
ecs.i.n cures c--,fyeness, regulates the bowels
ana restores Che vital organs TO their natural &C
t'ri-y. H-ln,llas so OPIUM OF other poisonou
drug, ans as an Iayisosator VIII make strong and
healthy she 7ease5. system.
o. SO woman should despair OF perfect restoration
g heAi,l uat.l she las thoroughly tried Dodd's
Nc-.iag a.l druggists sell It. Price, 500.
Il. p. sTORER & CO., Proprietors,
- Fulton Street, New York.
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ruEHFADoF CO,IET. ACCoRD.

Ing to Milton is rendered teufo,d more terrible by
its "E0rTid Hair and there are thousands q fiery
human heads Which might tie rendered charming
by simply changing their tint to mellow brown
or : perfectly natural black with CRISTADoRu's
HAIR DYE. Il is ridiculous 70 carry into society
a grey, sandy or clrrotty head. when five minutes
would render it as attractive as Nature could have
made it in her happiest mood. Manufacture by J.
CRISTADORO, Astor House. New York. Sold ty
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dresss-s.
Nov 23-dawIm
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER DE-
ryes much q Is popularity from the simplicity at
tending is use which gives It o. peculiar value in
q family. Tho various disease. Which LAP lie
reached q II, and in tLeir iucp.eut stage. eraI-
Gated are among those w-ie4 aye peculiarly fatal
fsu6ered to run hut the curative magic cftals
preparation az once cisarms them ether t-rrors
In all respects it falfls the conditions of Fular
medidine
Dec. 25-Eluo
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A THOUSAND DoLLARs N eolD

I THOUSAND DOLLARS n .UlD
against Five Dollar Co1feieza-e Note. -ast Van
Buskirs's cele5rated Liver Remedy, contains more
medicinal virtue thaa any other preparEtlo L ever
offered for the cure Of Liver mgIaiut ard the uu-
Ierous diseases which disl-ran-omeui u this im-
portsut organ ensenders. The testimony of hun
dreds who have been cured alter trying oter rene
dies, induces this offer see advertisement.
Da- g-wfp
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AGENTN WANTEn

To sell BROWY'S Glass CLEANING POLISH A.
new invocation 81 the G-.te Frar t..l worth.
'ouveuien. e. and kconomv. H-isir-I ar1 Ju.ur-
Silver. aud Plated Ware. Tin. a. F.-..-,...,.. -
address.
C.aL BROWN, % I.c.,er~,. .E.l.
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NOTICE
Regal AOtirrs.
DAVID b. PIxLEY's ESTATE.

STATE Or VERMONT, (At q Probate Court
DISTRICT % GRAND ISLE, Is. holden at the Pro-
b.tr I'd e Ia Nurih Her within and for the dis
III aiure-a-d on the 18th da, OF December, $50
Present %. 30. Allen, Jud e.
An instrument purpuTtli z o he the last vii and
testaIlt NJ OF David Pixley. late OF south dero,
deceased pre- er ted 10 stit Court ni amin
Farclild the executor therein name for Pr a 4;
II Is O-dere by sid Court that notice thereof be
siveu TO all persuus concerned to apyvAr al d sus-
sion said curt be hJlcen at the Probate ufcs
in N.-tl ue o. 10 sad district the 2Ad das Of
Jaruasy ut - at ten O'cl - \ NJ, nd show eau q
/. a., they We against the Probate OF said 4li.
IL i further ordered that copy o. this order be
Iuot shsd three wees succe- sivsly Ia n Bull X
ton Free Press wee. ~ vsyaI, pr4te az
Burlington IN the state the lasl 90 vic y1 illca
tons be previous t. the dai sned Ior nvarn,
". II. ALLEN, Judge.
ysw1
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SNIOLANDER'S EXTRACT OF
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Di>cae- OF the Kidneys, Gravel, Rheu-
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CHAELEsroE1, MASS. Nov. 3, 1855.
Mc,-rs EURLEIGH & ROGERS. Boston, Mass.
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four b ttles Of Smolarder's Buchu and il cured me-
WILLIAM II. MED-Es, City Missionary.
All Apothecaries sell this valuable preparation,
and ask only one dollar for IL. Try IL.
BURLEiGh 4 ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists.
Boston. General Agents.
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