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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
FoR TIE WEEK yynryG TUESDAY, Oct. PC, 1863

AMOUNT OF live STOCK AT nARGEr H..
cattle Sheep. shotes. HOGS;
This week, 1922 ls3S SO 80
Last week, 1850 ieHN ~ -Soo
One year ago, 32e 1913. ~ ,i,,,.
PRICEs.-Beef-Extra fat aud heavy prem sI5 s u
Oxen. SD 20 n I275, first quality. $3.50 a. sl3.O1;
I'd quality $40 50 a II 50 Sd quality $500 a ~ "
100 lbs total weigh; Of hide, tallow ana 20
beef few choicest single pair, SlS oo ~ -" ~
Bulls, &c, $6.Oa "a s7.75. -;,,
Working Oxen $40 "a s225 par, or aS = r.
10 their value us beef. Handy steers, - -" 'o
Mich Cows $40 a 20; extra good SO "a ~,
with or without calves, as may be agreed laif""
and ordinary, 49, to 50. =, So,
a IS.
Sheep and Lambs % .. cts. extra, "a SC per
ID. on live weight. or 5000 500 Y head. =, -
shotes-Whoesale ia "a l2c; retail IL "a l5e't 10.
Fat Hogs 10 "a II Rit. .o,
Hides-Brighton a lie; Country lots, 81 a ~.
Tallow-s a SIC. Country lots a C
Pelts-with wool 80 a 81 cts. each. Country lots
- a IS cts.
Calfskins, 90 a @ cts
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Third reading orlsred.-s -, relating to

Third reading ordered.-S -, relating 10
,be Tehuautepec Railroad Company.
5 50, Regulating trials in Justice Courts
Third reading refused.-H 50, Dueonng I1e
appropriation Of fines and costs. II % - d.
= and %, changing names
Bills passed.-H 81, incorporating the i'iIe
Railroad Company. 81.
H7i.@Layins tax Of > per cent on the
County Of Washington
II y relating to jurisdiction Of coustaoles.
M. 'c,mmittee on manufactures. 10 whom Was
...,-rei . much Of the Governors message as
lac. to he subject Of manufactures and de
,,ionement Of resources, reported bill entitled,
An act for the encouragement Of manufactures,
0sxempting all establishments, machinery and
csuitsl for manufacturing purpose, les than
$1,000, from taxation for five years.; referred to
committee on printing.
The committee on Judiciary, 10 wloa- vas re-
f,rred 5 9, aiding the Vermont Historica. So
ciety. reported a substitute bill, Of which The
third reading was ordered.
The Senate then aii5ure3.
HOUSE
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A great many side HIS are being made At the
p5tvrtTIov EIrfEss by score OF two Of disin-
te-es,ei friends. who arc endeayoring TO initiate
up c,iate-f-ir them. /, is all Of no use The
re.ule ,.aa-t be imposed upon. PLANTATION
Brrsr- are increasing in use and popularity
.gerv day. They are in the same sized bottles
and made just as they We're made At first They
make the weak strong, the lsugGid brilliant, and
are exhausted natures great restorer Inc re-
ceipe and full circular are around each bottle
Cler-vmen. Merchants, sud persons who's
aele,r,rv habits induce weakness, iassiiude
arbitration Of the heart. lack Of appetite. liver
-smplain-. S,., viii md immediate an! peg
.oarert relief ia these itters. Bur, above ali
,l.ey are recommlu3el TO weak and delicate ;e-
males and mothers.
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committee on printing.
The committee on Judiciary, 10 WHOM vas re-
frred 9, aiding the Vermont Historical So
ciety, reported a substitute bin, Of which The
third reading was ordered.
The Senate then adi5ure3.
HOUSE
TUESDAY, Nov =
PRAYER By the Chaplain.
Journal q yesterday real and approved.
Mr. II. d. Nile, having presented his -reteu-
tials as the representative elect from tie t5R1 Of
Thetford, was duly sworn and took hs seat.
Bills introduced and reierrei-By Mr.. Circuit
Of Barton, to regulate Mill and other 1aus 200
committee on Judiciary.
By Mr. Dixie of Bristol, by request. laying a
tax on the lands in Ayeys Gore AMI buel +
Gore in the County Of Chteuleu go lHiini,'ee
on land taxes.
BY Mr. Brigham Of Bakersfield, TO ie5alize 'le
grand lists Of the town Of Bakersfield Ior ine
years ls5--6o-69 TO committee on grand -isi-
BY Mr. Ladd Of Milton, 70 amend "u '-. '.
proved Noremucr d., l-'', 10 'inen4 'u '-.' ~
incorporate the Cit; of burlington % ''-'''1
consisting Of members from HitieloeI-
r. NJ s5afhrek of MiIll,toWu, 70 change
tts name rr James Granger 70 general COM
ByN Wales Il burlington, By request, TO
irearrurs.ia tie Peoples Gas Light Co. o. clm-
uiitee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Richmond OF Woodstock, in addition
fa Sec 20 chap 81. @. =, relating a. justices ul
the peace Co committee ou Judiciary.
BY Mr. GlloI %. N0r.-. en. ty request, 1c-
aun- to process ; -o committee ou i4iic.asy.
BY Mr. .ou Of Coriuth. relating 20 the de
vision u. t.- p4bic moneys aaalS i-e se-'o
districts. 90 committee On eiusitor.
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FR1SCEs LaroINTE's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The l.oaa.aa.e tha
District of cttteaden - District II ,i.tr. .....
TO the heirs ami AL person. interested ia Gee estate
81 Frs1ct- Lapoiute, late OF Burlington, a -i4
Dt.tr 90. deceased. 6ElsrrVgs
WHEREAS, application hath been mai- 20 t.iis
W Court iu writing, hy tue executors Of Tie
last VIII and testament OF Francis L8p.ieta, .a-e
Of sld burlington. deceased, pray for .csLcr ana
authority To- .eI the real estate of sai deceased.
fr she piyuirut OF DE &, sut charge o.. sl s--l-
ton and setting fi-tl tHcfcln the amour % debts
due froal the slrG deceased the charges rl a minis
trs;iuu, Toe amoUut %: personal estate a1' tae size
usrUn ur the zeal estate
WHEREvPoy. the said Court appointed aac assigned
the 2Ai day q November, \. %. -s, NJ the Probate
Court rooms In said District, O. hear and tsc ie up
on said application, and petition su- ordered pgu-
lie EOtce thereof o be given TO all prrsu Interest,"
eel therein. hy publish NJ sei ORDER together with
the time and i.iac- Of hearing three weeks success
te.y il the Burii- -tCn Free Press news
paper, which cirraates In Que neighh0ilood 81
Hose persons interested ln said estate a. which
.Ia-.9ts shall Ne previous 60 the DAY 3sI -ntd for
IaaglAE.
THEiEFoEE, you are hereby notified o. appsa-
before said Clurt, II the tine and place -asd,
ll,u and there go sat Court. e. give hln's. 81 riv
las directs. ilr be payments 90 tie rra-s and
charges % acmini-trat ul, and make su.r u.. cc-
lions 90 the rant.uE >u1l license, q yal use.
Given under my band, at the Probate Cont .-,
this 1-tl. day u OCtJber.A d. 1859.
I-vts RUSSELL & TAFT REGISTER
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legal 9utires.


TOBY T. BURK's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, , The Honorable the
District of chtenden R bs9 Of SSpT, 5 the
To the heirs and all persons interested in tho estate
Of Toby T. Burk late Ct Essex, in SAID Dis
trict, deceased,
GREETIsG
" HEREAS, application hath been made 10 m. $
w Court in writing, by the Adminstrstri OF
the estate Of Toby T. Bark. late or said Essex
praying for license and authority % sell the real
estate of said deceased, including the reycsion of
the widows dover therein, for the payment Of debts
and charges of administration. and settinc forth
therein the amount Of debts due fron thr slil fe-
ceased, the charges Of administration. the aLl1ut Of
personal estate, and the situation Of the rea. estate
hHEREUPoS. the said Coqrt appointed and as
slshes the @sth Cay Of November, A. j. II O. at the
PROBATE Court rooms, in said District, t. bear and
decide upon raid application, and petit "a and
ordered public notice thereof to he given b. all per
sons interested therein by publishing said order to-
get1er W IN the time and place Of hearing three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Nsesly Free
fress, newspaper which circulates In the mel Oh
DVrh0o Of those persons interested in said estate
an whleh publications shall be previous 90 the day
assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby nOtifed t. appear be-
lore SAID Court at the time and place ned, then
anu there IN said Court - give bonds, - the law
drects Tor the payment Of tie debts and charges Of
administration, and make your objections % the
granting s1ch license, If you see cause.
TWEEN under my hand, ar the PROBATE Court rooms
tins "a day Of November, A ID. 1863
l9w3w RUSSELL 5. TAFT, REGISTER.
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BEST BLOOD PURIFIER IN AMERICA.

- "a esshrn, 10 sell by sample standard goods
Address II. II. RICHARDS 4 CO. 2
Iswsm i!3 Chestnut ST., Philadsiphia, Pa.
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fl. - strict Court u the United Stntes Tor tue
District ni vermont In the matter ot A1i-i Dem
n Bankrupt II Bankruptcy. To- the erc-'i- ors
srii ABEL Ismiaz bankrupt, ana O. all others o
whom il may concern. Th uuicrs -rci Assignee Or
tie Estate ofsad Bankrupt her yive- tice, that
It has lsea ordered by the District Court of said Dis
t.f that he Second c1D Meeting Of the creditors
Of said bankrupt he hcld At sbe cice u Ton. Abel
Underwood in Wells River yilase, IN Newnury IN
said District on the sth day Of November. a D.
1863 az 10 O'clock r. "a. before l. Understood, one
Of the Registers in Bankruptcy, for the purposes
named in the 27t1 section OF the Bankrupt Get or
March 1i 1917.
nated at Sewbury, IN said District, this 18th day
I7W5w JOHN BAILEY, Jr., Assignee.
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Hr+ :. Ir'.r. rr....
.'"-
GA. DO a. the Council hs- ..-rs . .-.
r.----taa aaIef merit " ST. ..I j. 'la- H
town 1-l.. ..- own weight. . s-
azaI --i-eisr~ seriously, anal .- - ai-
mei .-e '-. .a-e. advocate .ar rl ~.
rr.- u-o-.-s., and Gay rsu r.r
r. convention Sir dispose e.. -.... ..l
single 4ag.-'
r... .-....---7. .l-----t.. ..i.. -.
r5-rs .ftHe sts Council os C,r>.--. r,-
lhe aholition If the Council. o,.s....
~--iaL-, ard Dies II nfne-t 'a.rs e. ae
H, .ra G..era.r grw-uH -ut-... emil rHe
....f. .ttr.... ...r..f .... ..4..a 1. T'-.-----I
iYe "7i' 30 'ae ti'ei ,- t.at''''' '
tH "i''.'a, is a'4ii- -i' '-.'''
-vtfi2. Nil can '.iin ine 4" soy .ii-' 'i .o-
'eis ileh' iid ---- 10 ne '.o...- ''- -'-
49,. -........ a.,
"a upon ibis subject last summer. thu. +, would
create .iite eniap-'"sn, on' i..-'. De- pro-
.',Ii. i.-5', Mi III r5erl f. ntr be-.
taat u.r life viii bemauif-.sl. lu. ff-o. il via
come rom without rather th'a N''a'n. PIE
women ' l- . '.' -, , hi. .,ar-
-.i.7,,1' N .oeiai r.a.ter.. nd from r,.-e;
-rae4-'aee-, they do not wish g.. b.. i7a .a-
.'a .+ -', ,. 81 d, ,.' 7i-,l-i 49,.
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pUKLlSGrox AND VICINITY,

RUkLINGTON AND VICINITY,
Rrcuuoyp MAEKEr.-There were about ,2JO
boxes of cheese sold from l6 to Il cents and $50
tabs Of butter from So to 40 cents.
Homer Irish of Shelburn, raised two turnip
bects this season which weighed respectively y
and l8 pounds.
o. W. Ills, the enterprising news dealer at
W.a.e=si. has established Circulating Library
rs bis place of business. He has some go choice
bas, and proposes to increase his collection FROM
time 70 tine.
YouSG LADiss' Cnaisrls AssocIAuox.-At
the second annual meeting Of the Young Ladies
Christian Association, held Thursday, P M, Oct
IS, the following officers we're elected -
Prgsilent-Miss Jennie Stacy.
Vice President-Mrs. c. l. Allen.
Secreary-M-s. T. c. Tenant.
Treasurer-Aliss Mary Roberts.
Directors-Mrs Louis Pollens, Mrs. H. A. P.
Torrey. Mrs. ". Il. Brink, Mrs. B. L. Benedict
Miss Mary Walker
eta regular meeting Of Champlaiu Lodge No.
2l.L0.ofG. T., Of this city, held ca Tuesday
evening. Le following officers were elected for
-'c ensuing term g.
Wa. IT, Root, W. c. 2.
Miss Matte Keller. ". Vt.
W. J. Htrris. " s
Miss Mary Clark, ". T.
20. $ Laa-earthy, W. IS.
81 9ii1s. W. ~
N. Facuir aailey. W. G.
rn. 8 Perry. ". o. G,
i.a at.uumher If the Osweg5, n T., Ge-etie,
vsas.ics 4a ezt,aiel obituary Of the late Hon.
in. s.. Sscs.. WHO died in that city Oct 10Th.
}.r. ses.. went from Vermont. and was brother
oeol- ru.man, Paul T Sweet, Esq. lie was
a.aa 20 .. r,ent, and distinguished member Of
4sle-l profession. The obituary notice alluded
90. alters Sing Of Mr. sgeet's public services,
..... ai.h tae following: 3. Ia tAs ripe autumn
.l. sr4. o'I age, croeaei with honor, beloved
.rali. be- hs. fallen before the sickle of The Great
Ra.- VI us an. Ieayiuza name unsulliel,
f.Ha unfinished, p reputation beautiful, free
ran ID. blame or reproac5, aud memory pleas
aet ..! listing in the lani"
Il. Eev ac,dsny at Essez b Is been Tor some
time o.ue.eJ,j ana occupied 1t is one of the
r-..r building. of the Kind ia Che State Nj
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aeu advertisements.
THE OLDEST AND PUREsr.
DR. WHEELER'S
Tonic Sherry ES1NG ESitfers

V'HESE are among the oldest and plres; star lard
i Bitters IL the country, having been n use n.r
tTenty year.. and acknowledged by all who have
tried them 70 be Of the hest Spring med cinss OF
the sge, serving as they do 10
GIVE A HEALTHY TONE To TIE STOMACH
PURIFY THE BL Oh, GIVE GOOD
APPETITE AND INVI6ORAIE
THE SYSTEM.
These Wine Bitters no new-iangled idea N an
ulsctuIed for the sake Of profit alone, or with any
intention Ia deceive the public, but based upon A
tvetty years reputation, and Endorsed by the q ed
;csl faculty generally. They are placed in the
market as the
BEST BLOOD PURIFIER IN AMERICA.
They are composed OF the hest Roors AND Haas
that grow, compounded with Pure Old sherry Wine.
and the best touic preparation for General De-
blity, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Sick headache Sea
Sickness and all diseases arising from weakness Of
the stomach and impurities Of the blood
They are not Intoxicating. like many Bitters now
sold, but simply Happily Exnilarsting health
Iavigorstiag, and Peace Restoring
For sale by all grocers and Dru-gst throughout
the country.
Lzsis MUELLER d Co., Pfoprietcrs and sole Man
u acturers.
HENRY 4 co, Wholesale Agents,
las2m Burlington, VT.
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rIlHIs Is To GIVE NOTICEs-rhat GA TIE 10th
/ day Of uet.. \. p. 1853. a Warrant In Bankruptcy
gas Issued lnst the estate Of FRANK l. GnoC speeG,
Of Siei fon, in the County o. Franklin. ana
State % Verinont, who has been adiufged Bank
rupt on his own petition that the pay
meut OF any cebts. aud delivery Of any
property Belonging % said Bankrupt, 20 hin, or
Tor his USE, ant the transfer Of euy property
BY him, forbidden By law that meeting
Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt. to prove their
dehts, aud choose or more AssiSnees OF his es-
tate. viii he held AZ a Court Of Bankruptcy. 70 10
holden nj the Office Of Dewey No lie IN st. Adams
IN the County Of Franklin, and State OF Vermont,
before l. l. Lawrence $50, hegister, on the I'd day
of November, A. d. lscs, AZ y o'clock N.
e. A. S3IALLEY,
Deputy United STATES Marshal. as Messenger.
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EARNIER.s HELeER

SHoWs How TO nOUUCs TIE POETS or
= tbs FARM. and i.s arnser- ans their ,ous
e.. escl t.-lc sIcO lEE MON " u Winter
Oh H.Ic a ir- vii. .e mailed free ..rru -s- Scno
name eri a.i.fa-~ o.
ZEieI.a. H-CUBDT o.. $. riH-i ,Il, Mas.
D-. --ri..-W
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ST AlEixs BuTrsR MAEsEr---Jn Iue71-y
ths s,aouut Of batter sold. was 200 tubs at an
average price Of - cents per pound. sumner
dairy ranged from 50 70 IS CTS per pound ana
f,ll made from 30 80, ie~ very choice lots rs
high a. Il cents Five hundred boxes dairy
cheese xele sold a. Il TO Is cents; no factory
made in market. IL eight days ending Nov q
1904 boxes ofcheese were shippee from $ At
bans
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EMPLOY fiE.N1I .--sI1 dsy. -l- c-rs-s-t
l. eupiH llg-r ia o. il-Lt honorable. 1-t urar-
t. Del 1l- scs-. Great il,llctucI.-- offer samples
.-cr. A.t-yss 81 stamp, @A,iE> &C. s-i1 o b. &C..
Bid elo-i, Ne
OF. --tdGrlzw
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Caks. A. DUBGIx deposei I have been IA
rsiliar with seving-mschines for many years
The Whae. err * Wilson Machines are vastly SUI
uerior in their adaptation and use upon all classes
If sors for domestic purposes. One great con
-iIerati8n in the use Of sewing machines Is eA-
pe1-e in repairs From the ease OF all us me
chaa;cal movements, the Wheeler and wilson
Machine IS subject to but slight wear, ana we
expense Of repair j. very slight IN comparison
with other machine. | an fully convinced 'ha'
they do NOT cost one-ffth Of that OF any other
uFo-thread machine
Nlachines for sale BY G. G & B. I Beneiiet,
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XYUAT ARE
DIR. !. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BiTTEBS

rHEY ARE SoT VILE FANCY Drink
Made % Poor Run, Bttstey, Prot SPIRITS, aHd re-.
f.ss Ltr4orr. l1-.0Tesi. sg-sed, and sweetehe1 %
please TIE ttsrc. Ca erl tluics- Appel lgrs,
H-s5l-ers % Sc -iar Lead -ie tlpplsr q. ar1sk
.l.e-s aut rl.l. rug are o. r-ue ciielae, 1-..'v
i-ol zee Native ROOFS and cribs OF Caif-gu b. .-s-
from sE t'-sHal- >s.a.t 4gfs ihey arc tI-.s t--i
ELOll-i 80 4lE an1 i!LcL|ise PtI>t.-
PIE. perfect d. ua-ltur lhf lH..- ara-Ur ui Tie
So stem. c-rrl ing % al. poisonous after and rc-
s-or ny rir uiuo. o. a a-.l fls condition 81. i-.-
can fase t1c.s H.-ce.- I-sos dina O. a.restt u.s.
and -1..l.I lone urw-.L To- = s'f VIA he -.vy. fI-
al --eurue case, Il4t .l- The i.luf. age U.t --
-1rl. -. g lI1e-.t .sa-s ar ether sc-. tIt -Le
81 --iu- wasted rHs 70. -le Is..lr os rsqsi-.
L1IlsN, AND GVtf DYSPEPSIA, or -ui-
lE-EuN. BILiIJUS. SktiITEAT. ami INTER-
NilrLNI FEFE IS. DISEASES or TIE BLOOD.
LIVER. h.DNElS. and BLADDER these BIT
IE..- have been most s,c-e-=lui- 81" 90 Dis
EASES are caused - VIZ IA ED BLOOD. which,
genera u lr|.acel hs deril.- cement of die d
GESTiFE ORGANS
Cleanse the EitiatsG Blood whenever YOU md its
Impurities bursting through 'he SKIN .l PiiIpie-,
-truc-e1 7l- u-,ah .l the veins cle.a-e .t when
II IS FOUL 500 your fselir g viii re- sou when
hess the blood A=slihy, and all x y rv NtiL.
ftese llt--r- lsc o. C. Z -det u.il. O. re zH- fhe
csc please Che -c., hue ad.c. pre- tHlfa- cd
eomf posed 81 t1e best vr--tl- iu-r-t sl's E..ra
They are 4l Attentive iauic, hIur.-. - S4.suvs,
L1apl.lrl-lc 4ll OeHt.e slr-.lrIVe-
Tine L-ia rs a4 -,l she Blood thereof. -
Pl-'ts o. bio d, sut tie De- -a 81 -he Whole sys
IA MCDONALD. -. T1LNsa s. CO.,
saa tr-ci=c. ar- cae-lmeata. Is lfrnia. a1GI
ans 81 t.ll.L-cc- ST. .tlu1lrr-e- short street
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YorxG Lsples' CraisrfaS AssocIAuoN.-At
the secoui annual meeting Of the Young Ladies
Christian Association, held Thursday, PM, Oct.
IS, the following officers we're elected -
Presilent-Aliss Jennie Stacy
Vice Presdent-Mrs c. [. Allen.
Seore,ary-Mrs. H. C. Tenant
Treasurer-Miss Mary Roberts.
Directors-Mrs. Louis Pollens, Mrs II. A. P.
T3rrev. Mrs. ". H. Brink, Mrs. b. L. Benedict,
Miss Mary Walker.
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STATE OF VERMONT, , To al persons CON
DISTRICT oFcHESDES esnSe IN I teg Se Of of
Richmond in said District, deceased
At Probate Court holden at Darlington. within
and for the District Of Chtteuden. on the slth day
OF October. \. d. l569, an Instrument, purp1rting
10 ne the last " III anu Testament; Of Georce baue-
dict, late Of Richmond in said District, deceased
was presented 10 the Court si0russid for Probate
And ii Is ordered hy said Court that the Z1-I day
OF November, A. ID. 1869 ut the PROBATE Court ums
In said burlington be signed for proving said In
strUment; and that notice thereof be given 90 an
persons concerned, by publishing this ORDER three
weeks successfully in the Burlington FREE Pass.
new spaper printed 40 said Burlington, prov 'ous ta
the time appointed.
THEefFoEg. you are hereby notified o. appear
before said Court, at the time ana place af fcstt.
and contest the probate of said will, i: you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. in sail Dis
trict, this 3otl day Of October, A p. -.
Ulsw3 EUSSELLS TAFT. Re istcr.
STATE OF VERMONT { CHuTExnEx C.r,-Y
airy fern, 1870
To the Honorable supreme Court 81 tLs State q
Vermont, next b. ne begun md holden no Burr
lngtpn, Ia aud for said County of Chitteut-l Dl
the 1T Tuesday o. January, A. i--t.
N-OuRn5etaut. kese anna Harrington. ofhlI.t.u.
~ sai1 County o. ttitteua.u. saos- &C., t..-
Court that she wa lawfully mrrfigd 90 The 2I 1-y
Of January. 4. u 1872 at bi-hrate- boz 3D." Iluty
OF FTauhlU, and State aforesaid Dog Charlie ssEcs.
justice 81 tau Peace O. T. Nag- T. IA r'--f i. "
said Ii-h-.te; that she lived ana e.AlH.-.i with
sald Edward T. Harrington, hi, ''f ia t- y-r'et
ASSURANCE q All the duties wit iu atf High.
gate, ia Georgia, in slid F-auAlU County. ami ia
said Milton. until the il-L tsy - >yrt.u f. ID
l-tZ, when said Edward z. Harrington ~ So 70 y --
tom Wiituliy deserted your SAID lfhliHuf sad f.-
act since returned, AID that said Fdwtn. g.. Tag
rirgtpu is now LIVING 10 the State y NrS f.rk .u
ogen and adulterous intercourse ~it1 ..-a ,i4.a
name IS 10 your h1eilant unknown.
Wherefore tae said Rose Anna ha7riEztDr. pays
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