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TO YOUNG MEN


A FER an extensive practice If upwards OF twenty
n years, continues to Patents in the L nird
states also in Great Britain, France and other III.
eign countries. Caveats, Specifications, BoDds, As
signments, and alpapers drawings for Patents
ecued on reasonable terms with Dispatch. Research
es made into American and Foreign works, to deter
mine the validity and utility of Pr tents OF Inventors
and legal and other ADVICE rendered in all matters
touching the slime. Copies OF the claims of any pa
tent furnished by remting dollar. Assig nmelts
recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United S.atss possesses .uperios
facilities for obtaining Pafents dsceatdininQ tie
prdcticabHity Of intentions.
During eight ;hs the subscriber In the course Of
his large practice, made thrice jected pplcatoi D.
SIXTEEN APPEALS; edery one OF which decided
IN las taror by the Commissioner of PATENTS.
TEsTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy as one of the Toss parable ard
successful practitioners with whom have had ofcf$l
inei recourse. CHAS. MASON, 4
Commissioner of Patents.
81 haze no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
thy and more capable Of putting their applications in
form for them aud orable sonsid.
er!on at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Mr. Il II. fnpy has made for me THIRTEEN ap.
p'edtions. in all but ONE Of which patents have b.ga
granted, and that one is pending. such Hnmss.s
taxable proof Of great talent and ability his part
leads TO rccornc nd oil inventors to apply him
procvre their p1tents as tleg may rs sure Of having
the 1st faithful attention bestowed their cases AID
at very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGAEf.'
Jan, l, lS66--ly5I
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ToEECLoSURE OF MORTGAGE.

Whereas, Henry II. Robinson of Nc Desert, in
ia" comfy Of Hancock and state of .aainc, on the
fourth day of May A. u, S'5, by his deed of
gage of that datc, recorded in iIaneock Registry OF
deeds, vol 123, page 80, conveyed to one Jacob
Lunt of said Mt Desert certain tract of land, ~
ing aud being in said Nj Desert, and bouuded a.
follows, 10 wt:-0n the South by land of Eben
Robinson from the shore one hundred rods
thcieeat right angles forty rods the head of
the lp-thence at right angles to the shore parable!
to the first line; thence following the shore To the
bound first mentioned containing TWENTY-FIVE acres
more or less, and being the premises upon which
said isobiHsoh now lifes-and Miiereat said Jacob
iunt ON tlEe 10Th day OF November fS6j by hi-
deed ot that date, rrcqr.i in said registry of deeds
vol 1t, PAGE ipo duly a>>4 nd said mortgage to
me. That the condition in said mogi gage has been
broken, by reason whereof claim =, foreclosure,
according to TIL, s.l44.... niac and provided.
TIMOTHY t. LCNr.
By y. NlsWEIL, his Atty.
Fob. -, 1855.
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THE nlscribers hereby gives public notice to all con-
eefae, chat they have been duly appointed and have
taken upon themselves the trust Of Executors of the
estate of
JAMES GILPATRtCE. late Of Bluehill
in the Co. of Hancock, clergyman deceased, by giving
bond the law Directs they therefore request all persons
who indebted to the said dcceaSed's estate make
immediate payment. and those who have any demands
thereon, 20 exhibit the same for settlement.
JOS. p THOMAS
WV, C. CLIP TRICK
Bluetl, Jan. 20 1866.
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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE

Whereas, Robert Ash .Ir., of fremont in the
County of Hancock and state OF Maue, on the Eth
day OF February a. d, 1853, by his deed of mort
gage of that date, recorded in hancock Registry,
vol. L. page 1913, conveyed TO the undersigned, a
resident of fremont, aforesaid certain lot Of land,
situated in said fremont, and bounded as follows To
wit: = beginning at an old birch stub ut the shore.
on the south side of lot of land occupied by James
Robinson and following the fence of said Inc to a
large rock at the county road-thence following said
road sopherly fifty -one rods to large rock-ihence
running castcTy a white birch and cedar tree at
the shOre--thencs following the shore northery to
the first mentioned bound. ineldlAg the shore aud
or less, together with tie dwelling house thereon
The condition in said mortgage having Lern broken
by reason whereof claim foreclosure of the
same, according to the statute in such made
and provided. Al. ROBINSON.
By A. WiswELI., his ATTY.
March, 1, 1866.
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New Store,
New Business.

fESliE subscribers would inform the citizens of
Ellsworth and vicinity that hey keep con.
stanty-ou hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
Shingles and Clapboards OF all knls ad
qualities,
Pine, spruce and IIem,oc., lpmbcr of all
kinds
We keep constantly on hand Extra Canada Oats
suitable for feed or seed, choice Yellow Corn
Meal, Barley, Be-ns, Lime, Plaster &c, &C.
lso on commission few barrels eff choice
Family Flour, Which can warrant to he equal
TO any IN TINS market, and we can and will sell
cheaper than any OF our neighbors.
Also few sons Of stove Coal
, We are paying aud will continue to pay the
highest CASH price for
Hsmiock BARK Cedar PouS AID Sicoprs.
Sh'Astes, CllpboardS, aud Lumber of ali
kGdS.
Give us call, at our new store on Waite,
Street.
Fisk & Curtis.
Ellsworth, March 6, 1856.
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THE PE0PL E'S FRIEND.
PERRY DAVIS
eGeThBlE PAIN KILLER.

The Grsai's' Family Noi,eige Of tie As|
Taken internally, ii cures su,dcI. colds, coughs
etc, weak stomach, general debility, nursery sore
mouth, c.uAcr, INrr complaint dyspepsia or Judi.
gcs'iun, cranp and pain in the stomach bowel com
plaint, painters collie Asitc cholera darrhort aud
dy-cntvry, Applied externally, cures fcon,, boil,
and sores >etcfc burns and ,ead, cuts. brusc, aud
.praiu, Swcllrd joints, ringworm aud letter broken
breasts frosted teet and ohilhiain,. te0thaehe pain
in the face neuralgia and .eumaisln. 1t is .lrtt
remedy Tor \ CUE and hills and Fever. lms
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ER EDOM No TICE

Notice is hereby given that have reiinaushed 10
my son James y. swan OF Franklin the remainder
OF his time during his minority and that / shah
claim none OF his earnings atrs this date aud shall
pay none OF his debts. ma SWAN
4 Franklin, Feb. 26, 1866
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NO COMPLEXION

II yol don't want to feel any bette. tlen don't us
any Golden steat WhsAey. II yVp do, sour grocer
.1n furnish 1t,
For sale IA Ellsworth by {. 6. Peck
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SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT Blu CKU.

Cures Kidney Disease.
SM0LANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures rheumatism.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Urinary Diseases
sM0LANDER'S EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Gravel.
SMObANDEE'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Gures Structures.
The BEsr Find Extract III CkU now before the
pub IL i >nulInaers' For all diseases above, and
for Neaknrs. and Pains IN the Back, Female Com
llaiats and disorders arising from tNccsses of
Kind II s perfectly invaluable For sale by al
Apath"clfit-< everywhere Price ONE DOLLAR
Try III TAKE No OTHER.
H ELEtGH 4 R6DFRS, Wholesale Druggists, ST
Hanover street Hu.tuu. General Agen.s. w. W.
AnliILt, Agent for Maine. 1yjl
W. ia,itetAe attention vi readers. when visit.
ing Boston, 10 the large AID we'll selected stock OF
Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen,
ut tie store Of 7. Il. MOSELEY & Co, summer
,tfef-t, which tn y oder at the Lowest cash Prtnes.
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DE-. TO BIA s.
VENETIAN LINEMENT.

4 CERTAIN CURE FOR PAINS IN LIMBS AND
y hack, throat, Group. rhcumsti,ln, collie
sc. perfect tami medicine, and never fails.
Read. Read Read
LlNoNtA, WAYNE Co, june iG, ls5o
This Is to certify that my wife was taken with
Quincy Sore Ihroat; il commenced II swell and
sore that she 60 ID not swallow, aud cough
ed Violently. | used your Luimcnt and made Il
rcftcct cure in one week firmly believe that but
tor the Imminent she would have lost her life.
JOHN II. HARLAN.
Prcc 10 and 80 cents Sold 10y all Druggists. OH
&C, 50 tUr,iandt street, View \ urk Inns.
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The Great Worm Remedy.
"PiS-WO,t.ii sYlsIp."

If Worm Rea."l, Is needed for atiuit,, ,lont
all 70 ~ q batte ~ pN. I. q. Nnl ID,
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NOTICE.
Wanted'! /!

DTon of Straight Rye Straw in Bundle
i = thrashed with Flail.
HENRY ROLLINS.
Ellsworth Feb, 20, 1856.
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J Z. BROW Y,
den'l Ticket Ag'', augusta.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-05-25
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY ENISTsFOR
THE USEOF
DurnO;s Eatarrh snuff.

Dufi,O7s Tatarrh snuH.
Which, in tie fig. stages ola cold acts like magic
Headache, Hoarsencss, Diptheria and Bronchitis
the Eyes, Deafness Bad Taste and smell, being the
result o: Catarrh This smut removes and prevents
all these, and in-ures healthy Head. Its effects
are pleasant and safe even for il.auts who suffer
from Snullcs.
Il hss the highest professional .;iuouials Sold
b. all Druss'ts ors sent b. Mail To- all part olUs.
for 80 cents for One Boz. OF 81 for four Boxes.
Address, JAS. nUINO. P %. Boa i-a5.
New Yo-k.
Wholesale ~ D. EARNEs N CO. % Park Row,
NY.
Dec. ,-daW6m.
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WASHINGTON. Nav p

The reconstruction debate in the Senate i.
called toward to as developing tie prospect.
OF the Republican party in the fall election
ten. tessennen' speech will attrach genera
attention al that Of Mr.. Summer
The johnson meeting at PhIla, was a lis
sic. Certain members Of the Cabinet prom
Ised to attend but backed out. The johnson
men are trying very hard to get Stanton "a
write hold letter or make a speech for the
Presidents policy. but thus far he refuses
to give offence to his radical friends in that
mnnner.
1t Is thought to-day that Senators Morgan.
Stewart and Jim Lane WILL vote for the Con-
stitutional Amendment adopted by the
House, If the 81 section is stricken out
Even Martin of MINI. says he will do So.
but his word is not good.
Mr.. Sumner wants delay but Will not be
able TO get it.
Steamer Arizone from Aspinwall Both has
arrived.
The Spanish feet bombarde1 Callao and
were reIulsed. All the vessels were more
or less damaged and Admiral Nusez was
badly wounded, Little damage was done to
the city.
Ten Peruvians were killed and % wound
ed. The Spanish loss is supposed to be
heavy. The Peruvian Sc. of War was
killed. Tn eight lasted till four in the af-
ternoon. when it ended BY the withdrawal
of the Spanish feet.
Nothing reliable has been heard nr the
Spanish loss. Owing to the short time which
elapsed between the termination OF the en-
gag,ment and the departure Of the Wander
bilt, that vessel brings No further inleiii-
gence nor was it known whether the span
Yards intended to renew the attack.
News Of the defeat of the invaders was
received with great enthusiasm by the IN
tabitants Of Panama
Advices from Valparaiso of the 18th Of
April, report the blockade raised and the
Government brought into force.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-05-25
IMPROVEMENTS IN DENTISTRY -

DR.. J. NJ. Comegys. the wide-awake and enterpris-
ing Dentist ofMontpelier, has recently introduced
several improvements in Dentistry, an important
one being in rubber work. Hitherto rubber plates
for artificial teeth have been OF Objectionable
color, the deep red making them too conspicuous
when in the least exposed to sight. This objection
DR.. Comegys has overcome, having in use a dis
eovery whereby the rubber is given flesh color,
the difference between that and the natural gums
being difficult to discover, while at the same time
strength is added by the process Of colorinE. An
other improvement is the discardins OF air cham
bers in the plates, which are sure to eventually
cause mslformation Of the roof Of the mouth, and
the attainment OF the object Of air chambers
through a far preferable method. Person desiring
Dental aid viii find DIR. Conegys the right man 10
pstronire, his work being No. ami his prices very
acknowledgement rgEs
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REDUCTION PRICE.
on The
.f.nEREC.f.V W:3TCHES
MADE AT NATHAN. MASS


In consequence of the recent great decline in gold
and silver and all the materials used in the msnu-
acture of our goods aud in anticipation Of stiil
further decline, We have duccd cur prices 20 s-
low point as they can be lisced
NTH GOLD 1T PAR,
50 tina; one need hesitate TO buy watch now
from tie expectation tl5t il Willie cheaper at
some future time. The test Of ten years and the
manufacture and sale Of
MORE THAN 100000 WATCHES,
have given cur productions the very highest rank
among time-keepers. Commencing With the deter
mination to make only thoroughly excellent
watches business has steadily increased az the
public became acquainted III their value until for
months together We have been unable 20 supply
the demand. We have repeatedly enlarged our
factory buildings until they now cover three acres
OF ground. and give accemrn Jaation to more than
eight hundred workmen
We are fully justified in stating that We now
make xoRE THAN oNE-BALF o. ALL rHE WATCHES
SOLD IN IHE USITED STATES. The different GRADES
are distinguished by the following trade marks en-
grayed o. the plate:
! American Watch Co " Waltham, Mass.
Appleton, Tracy - Co waltham, Nas..
'P. S Bartlett Waithsm, Mas
WIN. Ellery."
Our Ladies' Watch Of first quality is named
Appleton. Tracy Co." waltham, Mass.
ournext quality Of Ladies' Watch is named
p. S. BARTLETT" Walt m, Mass. These
watches furnished n great variety OF
sizes and styles Of cases.
The American watch CO. or Waltham Mas. au-
thorze to state that without distinction Of trade
marks OF prices
All the Products OF their Factory are
Fully Warranted
70 Re the best tme-keerers Of their class ever made
in this or any other country. Buyers should re-
member that unlike the guarantee Of foreign max
or who can he reached this wsrrantee Is good
at all times against the Company or their agents,
and that If after the most thorough trial. any
watch should prove defective in any particular, it
may always he exchanged for another A. the
American Watches made at Waltlam. are flr sale
by dealers generally throughout the country, we
DO not solicit orders for single watches
CAUTION.-The public are cautioned to buy
only Of respect ,ble dealers. All persons selling
couu;erleits will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS, APPLETON & co.
Agents for the American Watch Company.
i5s Washingtl IA Street Boston.
May --daWlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-05-25
THE BITTER FRUITS or BAD BIT
TIERS

Invalid reader DO you know what nine-teuths q
the bitter couucuuds you are solicited by The pro
prietors TO accept as universal pauacess are con-
posed n Give heed farfa MON eut. They are man
uia tured iron unpur.dcd alcohol, containing a
cons!de able portion o. ussi OIL poison almost as
deadly as prussic acid. The basis q the regular
tinc,sres Of the Materia MedicE is the same. No
amount q herbal extracts can overcome the bad
tendency Of this pernieious element. The essence
ofsound Rye thoroughly rectiied is the only sti-
mulant which can be safely used as q component =
a Tonic, Alternative, and anti bilious medicine,
and HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERs is the on
ly medicinal preparation in the world in which
this article is used an ingredient. One extraor-
binary effect Of this great specific is that il gives
strength without producing exhaustion. No other
tonic does this. All the orin ~ BitteTs flush the
face aud Affect the brain. HosTErTER's Bi1TrRs
dihuse an agreeable calm through the nervous sys-
TEN, promote digestion, and produce sleep. No
other tonic so quickly revives the exhausted ply
steal energies, restores the appetite. and removes
the gloom and depression which always Aecompa-
mics weakness Of the bodily powers.
May 25-dawlw
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MAsnIyeroN. Nlar -

" -i7'l4 lNNs VI ~
/, Is alleged that the investigation mt th,
failure Of the Merchants Bank VIII show
that Government Disturbing Officers who
made such large deposits il tlat institution
were induced to do 81 by the payment of m
terost on the deposits. Il is alleged the
crcdiss appear ON the books of tine Bank u
some officers of the Government, which are
supp sed to have arisen in This way.
The investigation Is at stand. still for
the present. 1t viii soon be resumed.
Senator Sherman Will try to get up the
loan Bah ~ the Senate tins afternoon and
l. quite confident OF it, passage If D., is ever
able 10 get il up and obtain a vote
The Committee on Ways and Means Of
the House are not at present favorable 10
the bill, but See McCulloch j. warmly nd
vocating it and vii! probably be able TO car
~ 1t out.
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GEO. EDGECUMBE's ESTATE
seerfnmfs 4 Ours.
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

hrs. s. 4. AIlen'S World's
Hair RestOrer and Dress
ing inrigOrate, strengthen
and lengthen the hair. They
act directly upon the roots
of the hair. supplying re-
CURED nOuriShnaent, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair disGp-
pears. bdId spots are coz
cred, hair stops falling, and
fucuT'iant grOtcth is the re-
sUit. Ladies and Children
sciU appreciate the delight
FIJI fragrance and rich.
glossy appearance iD,pdrt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of sOiting the skin, scalp, or
most elegant head-dreSs.
Sold by all Drrgzi-sa.
Depot 1873 q 200 Greenwich St. MY.
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New YORK, Nav 70

Stephens the Fenian says the sum OF E2S,
Ola has Ueen sent to ireland for the Fenian
Brotherhood from this Country.
Gen. SweenY publishes extracts from the
Dublin Nation, showing that his war policy
Is preferable to the policy OF the o. Mahony
party.
The Health officers report that no death or
admissions occurred on the cholera ship yes
terday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-05-25
NV ORIFAns. May Is.

The Red River and neishboring waters
are rising into great food. There is era
vase atGilmores aboveShrevepoTt and Others
are expected. There is untold suffering in
IN the flooded districts and it i feared that
the rise in the Red River will increase the
suffering and ruin the crops.
The Louisiana cotton crop will be exceed
ingly small.
The yellow fever is prevailing at Vera
Cruz, small pOx at Truxillo and cholera had
" IN Guatemala
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NEw YoRK. May l.

Adyices from San Domingo state that on
the Sd Of April. tie insurgent forces defeat
ed the Government troops, occupying Med
atak, taking $50 prisoners and most of theiI
guns. Pimental has be- n proclaimed Presi-
dent, and the insurgents are marching on the
capital.
Mexican dates OF the I III state that it Is
reported that Macmillan had negotiated a
loan in Europe.
The correspondence with our austrian
Minister has caused much discussion.
: large quantity Of arms shipped from
New YORK nave arrived at Vera Cruz for
the lmperialists.
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The Ways and Means Committee and Rev.
cnue officers oppose the proposition
EAsIPoRr. NIE May u.

The Store Of " arren Hathaway agent OF
the Eastern Express TO-, was broken open
Saturday night supposed for the purpose of
getting the properly owned by the Fenians,
which had been attached for deb.s due par
ties here
MAJ Senott and ten or twelve Fenisns, all
that were left here. disappeared Saturday
night. also sumo of their boats, which had
been attached for drhts.
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HuAToN MARKET.

WEDNESDAY. Mayo.
FLuJR.-Thc sales u Western superfre have
been az 5 q - common extras g. . 70 ln -.
medium eXiEas az sos n o. -, am good and
choice at sl3 M g ? Hhl 81 Louis sl4 n S 50 a.
bill Corn meal q 90 q o.. Z bal.
OEAls.- Sales "a n lu& Tor southern yellow.
now he'd ui ana - n sc Tor Western mixed
Oats - h5 n o., D uusE Tor northern and Canads
ia IA q thor have been small sales at ; = bush
White Bans a. M - for conmUn ana good blue
plQ, n 81 fer marrow and - n 3 for extra
pea auada Peas sie are quiet Al 81 ~ n 50
z Dash, and choices are held Al 81 On. In barley
Inefv have been sales o. 5o1J bush Canada East.
good quaAt,, at 81 O., 2 lush. shorts have been
selling at 50 n .. fIDe Feed - n n and Mid
uiin-.s al So a. b q ton.
fhyYi IUNS-sales at SO 50 a q for prime ;
b 80 a b f1T mess, and D a 30 Tor clear Dash
bee 81 n "a for - "a 3 for extra mess and
- n 10 i9r family extra. In Lard no cnauge, with
stea.N sales 1t -. a DC 2 u. smoke Hams g a.
4lc & p. fu-tvr uas declined considerably AMI
stll teLcs downward The sales have been at s. q
sc Tor .COd ami choice New Nork and Vermont
dEirles, and . n sc Tor common. theese remains
the same sales II new o. Iu 10 a Sc and good and
prime old at ID "a -,js Z 70, a. 10 quality.
"UJL-ihe sales O fleece aud pulled have been
l.-1atDI u at prices ranging iron - n tSc for
fleece, AID So n &c lof super and extra pailed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-05-25

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons
p!srsicT OF carrTESDty. IS. 5 ,oncsrnei in the
Estate Of RoSana Ray late Of Hintst ursh, in said
District deceased.
GREETfSG.
~ Probate Court holden at Burlington within
atd Tor the District Of Chittendeu, n the I2th cay
q May A. - 800 an inst uueut purpOrting TO DO
the asst Will aud Testament, Of loxana Raw late
81 Hines uigh, IN said District, deceased, was pre-
sented 70 the cunt siOresaid, for Probate.
nj u Is ordered by said Court that the tn DAY
Of June, u. l>60, at the PROBATE Court Roc ms in
SAID Lurlir Gton, re assigned for proving said ms
uument; and that notice thereof he given 70 all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the burlington Free Press a
newspaper printed at aid burlington. previous to
the tine appointed.
THEREFORE, on are hereby Gifted 20 sppesr
before sald Court, at the tine and place aforesaid
have cause.
Given under ny hand in Burlington in raid Dis
trict, this l2th day q May, A. II. 1850.
WILDER l. BUhNAP, REGISTER.
ri-WJ
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ITO CONSERVATIVES You will get the recipe
i for a sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Consumption
nd alllrng complaints, BY sending TO ID. ADEE,
No. ISL Pearl St, New York. He serbs il FIRE
Write Tor il. II has cured Thousands.
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LEvuF. BENEDICT.s ESTATE.


STATE or ' ERMONT, , To all persons concern
District o. Chittenden IS. ed In the Estate Of
Levi + Benedict late fiiineshurgh in said District
deceased,
GREETING.
AT a Probate Court holden at Burlingt,n n, within
9nc Tor the District Of Chitenden the 10th day Of
nay a - ist6 an Instrument, purporting % be
the last eili and Testament, Of Levi +. Benedict
Late OF Hinesbursh in said District deceased
Wa presented 70 the Court aforesaid. for Probate
ana " Is ordered BY said Court that the eth day
" 9he, A. D. 1870 al the Probate Court Rooms in
ouIl lhslon re assigned for proving said lnsiru-
mehl and that notice thereof be given 10 ali per-
sons concerned, by publishing this order three
Neess successfully in the Burlington Free Press a
newspaper printed at said Darlington, previous 10
the time appointed.
THEREFORE,. You are hereby notified to appear
before SAID Court, at the time snd place
and contest tie probate Of said viii, IL YOU have
Given under my hand at Burlington IN said Dis
trict- this 10Th day OF May, 4. n. 1855.
WILDER l. BURNAP, Register.
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