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Ns~ f"rN :ov 10
ASHES fot- Qaiet and steady, a. : 81 a 2 e.,
Pearls dali and nominal.
cUFroN-Heay, and lower. Sales 800 bales at
2ii a - ior niadl.ns up'a"'is.
FLot X, &c = Receipts - 36l barrels
ftuCc-Actlve " thuut decided change Sales 10 81
H"s. 81 ~ "a 30 for Superins State and Nest.
efu5 . 30 ~ 90 for common ch3.re e1trs state
3 - a % 40 Cor d. extra We-tern Gl1 "a Il ~
rsd choice white wheat extra . - n - for com.
mon choice round hoop ono, ., I'd g . TOR c.,il.
choice uu; closing steady.
RYE FLOUR Steady. Sale. qoo bob. At 80 a
CukN MEAL-Qulet.
" ttchEl is rather u.ore stcsdg. Sales Is
Western aJ 90 n Q ~ free
GRAN RECEIPTS -Wn-st I50.l3- bosheis.
NtEAt-Oas cent better and .air demand for *.
pot aud specG alton. sales l37ttu bu-he 8 al
ia a Is for No. Spring; 3. q . - .rr No :
do, 3 a ! 81 for No. do; o for Wintsf RED
Illinois. and 81 "a I 40 for wiItsr rod aud amber
western 80 for amber state.
RAE-QGiet.
RLtY-Ncderate request. sale. 81. go bush $,
I IS N -- flr Canada west
BARLEY MALT Quiet
Rs'--ipts Corn. ~ III br shells
tobt-z 60 better dem iGd chiefly specu ativr
sales si.uJ bushels at o - n ~ for pn..,r,t
n'Aei Western; u3 20 o. for sound DO; closing
OATS a &c better sales $50 o bushs At q G! a
70 for Western; Sc n g. for state.
RitE-bull. Sales % tcs 81 :
COfFEE-Quie, and firm.
sUGAE-M ldsrateiy active Sales =, hal, -,
II n ii3 for Cuhs; II "a, ll3 for Porto Rioo-
dOLAsSEs-firm. Sales 10 b5ls Of New oelean.
At 90. ~
HOPS - Firm at 10 n D.
PEFR0LEUA-F Firm at D. n 70: for crude axis
70 $50 for refined -
WO0L-Quiet and frIn. Sales 300 O1o lbs. AT A. q
y Tor Domestic fleece; 81 a 81 for unwsshed : a q
. fer pulled % for Texss "a "a 81 for C,iioJ,is
LEAF HT5h-HemlocS sole firm at % aSI Baeno.
- heavy DO
COAL-DoWestic firm at 90 a 9 80 pr ton. nv
cargo, foreign scarce and firm. sales il00 of 1xiis
gas Camel.
PROVISIONS Pork shade irmer. Sales I11n
hDls al - 30 ~ ~ 10 for Insss closing at ~ 50 f,r
cash; a Is a . 20 for prime, and % 50 "a % % for
dri mers
bEEt-Stescy- Sales 30 bbis. at 20 a II o, far
new plain mess; u 90 9 IL % for nov extra mess.
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Spefial Clothes.
WHO SyorLn srFrER ="


II is row >. YEARS sLNCE DR.. TOBIAS
FIRST introduced the Venetian L!ninent" in
the United States, ana never in a single instance
has Lis medicine failed to do ALL If nyt than is
stated IN HE pamphlet. As an external remedy in
cases ID Carouic Rheunatism, Headache, Too-l =
ache Cruises buras Cuts Sores, Swelling, sprains,
stiu-s Of Insects and Pains ia Limbs, Back and
Chest is wonderful curative powers miraculou-.
Taken internally for the cure Of Cholera, Collie.
DlarrhWl, Dyssntery, Sick Headache and Vomt-
Ing, its Soothing and Penetrating qualities are felt
as soon as taken. The oath with which each bottle
is accompanied will show that there is nothing in
1rous in its composition. Thousands Of certificates
have been received speaking Of the rare virtues Of
this valuable article Any person after having
used it once will never lie without it. Every bottle
OF tie genuine has the signature of as l.. Tobias "
on the outside wrapper. sold by the Druggists and
stoFeEeepeIs throughout the United Sta'es. Price,
20 cents. Depot 90 Park Place, New York
N4v
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As it was. the first half hour, always Of more
Importance than hours sfer-was practically
lost
The FIRE was one a. the seyeres5 in the history
Of Burlington, and in the extent OF the casualties
unprecedented To any one who looks at the
spot from which the injured men were taken.
the wonder will be that any Of them escaped
with life. Something Ike fifty feet Of the roof
in length, and extending half across the SIDE,
vas broken in by the brick wall which fell upon
it. The floor Of the attic also gave way on the
side towards the FIRE, and shot men, hot bricks.
rafters, heavy timbers and a quantity ol
goods stored on til. floor, in pile together
Only the great strength Of the store, "ni'n
has a solid stone wall running through It, il
very heavily timbered, and the second moor
shorei with stout posts, prevented the 'o'a,
wreck Of that side of the store, and the loss ol
many lives.
That Messrs. Van Sicklen and the brothers
Walker, so well and widely known anu uni'er-
sally esteemed in our community, escape WIN
their lives. Is matter Of general thanksgiving.
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- Nat AXE
Hb. -. WALl[E RS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS

luEf ARE NOT A Vii FANCY IEiahr
blade q Poor Ram, Hhussy, Proof Spirits 4nl re
Ease Liquors. GOctaled, speed, and sweetened Z
please the taste, cal ed Sc Tonnes" "AuDetEers.r
Restores" &c, that esa the uppler o. To drunk
enness ami ruin, out are true Nedlcine, mAd'
from the Native Roots ana Herbs Of California frfi
from al Aicohoiic SfNuhGIts. They are The hREAI
BLOOD-tU hltiER and LIFE GlliNG PRINCE
PIE, a perfect Renos ator ana invigcrator Of tae
- stem carry .ng Of all poisonous matter, and re
storing the blood ,c a healthy condition No per
son tnSe thcs- hittefs acrosdlI= 60 directions
and remain long ulWell. 500 a..- be gwen foi
al Incurt1ie cts-. providing tut flgcs are mos lie
stroyed ny minera fni>1nz oc other lnedus AMI the
viial organs wasted tey"ni the point of rrpsi.
FOR fNFLAMatArtkY AND CHRONIC RHEI
MATIS1i, AND GOVT. DYSPEPSIA. or ND
GE>riDN, BILIOUS. REMIT ENT, aad INTER
A:ITTENT FENERS, DISEASES OFTiE BLOOD
LIVER, KIDNEYS, and BLADDER, these BIT
TIERS have been mos; successful SUCH DIS
EASES are caused By FlIiAiED BLOOD. which
generally produced BY de-aI cement Of the ID
GEsTINE ORGANS.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you fnd il:
impurities bursting through the skin IN PIN . es,
rruptuus. or sores, cleanse t when GU fad il Oh
structed and sluggish 10 the veins cleanse u when
Il Is foul, and your feelings will tel sou when.
Keep the blood healthy, and all will be we'll
These bitters arc not lded pill, to ce sit the
eye please the fancy, tut medical preparation,
composed Of the best vegetable ingredients known.
They are an Alternative. Tonic Diuretie. Secauve.
DiApn0retic. and Gentle Purgative.
"'rhe Lite OF all Fiesn il the Blood thereof -
Purify th- blood and Tho health OF the whole 81
TEN viii follow.
X. d. MCDONALD. !. wALKER, . co,
Prupristars.
san Francisco and Sacramento. Ca ifofiia. ami
and 81 Commerce. st. Commerce, short -trsst
running from bieecser 70 Barrow, \. Y.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Aug. - td&wl2w
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FRANCES LApoINrE,s EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT s- Inc Honorable c,i, i- Tie Tie
District Of chittsnden S. District Of Chittende ie
To the heirs and 81 persons Interested in the estate
Of Frsncis Lapointe, late Of Burlington in said
Distr Ct deceased. GREETING
w HEREAs, application hath been made t. this
w Court In writing, by the executors Of the
lsst will and testament OF Francis Lapointe, late
Of said Burlington deceased, pray ing for cenee and
authority TO sell the real estate Of said deceased
for the payment OF debts and charges OF sdministra-
ton, and setting forth therein the amount Of debts
due from the said deceased, the charges Of admins
t1atioD the of personal estate, and the sit
uation Of the real estate,
WHEREUPoS, the said Court appointed and assi gned
the 2Ad day of November A. D. 1868, at the Probate
Court rooms in said District % hear and decide up
on said application, and petition, and ordered pub
lie notice thereof 10 he given to ali persons interest
ed therein, by publishing said ORDER together with
the time and place Of hearing, three weeks
lively In the 7" Burlington Free Press" a news
paper, which circulAtss In the neighbOrbood OF
tho-e persoas interested IN said estate, all which
publications shall ne previous to the day assigned for
bearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notifed 70 appear
before said Court at the time and place assigned,
then and there in said Court u give bonds. as the
law directs, for the payments of the debss and
charge Of administration, and make your Objec-
lions 70 the granting such license, If you cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court rooms,
this 2sth dzy Of October, a d. 1850.
iSrsw RUSSELL B. TAFT, Register.
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Sprrial 3aotjces.

Among the many hair preparations Ia the mar Set.
"a l. no easy matter to decide which one 81 them is
most desirable Tor use HALLS VAuEFABLt
>ICTLIAN HAIR REVIEWER has heen before the
pubic ABOUT nine ears, it virtues tested aud eef~
titled TO hy many leadn and influential ply 'iciSns
OF New England, among whom We may name Wal
ter furnha, VI. D., formerly Professor o. surgery
m the worcester Medical Institution, ana /" fena
University OF hilade! phia VINO says. have used
10 Tor restoring the hair, where invvtefate erupt rs
bad resisted various kinds of treatment and found
that DOT only was the hair beaut faly restored 10
lis original beauty bat also the disease VI the scalp
completely cuTef;m also George Gray, ii D., u
Nashua, y. H.. the leading MUSICIAN o. the place.
whore this RENEMER lie manufactured speaks Of
the preparation in this way; have seen its effects
N very many cases II will cefta oily restore the
hair 10 is original color. il cleans the head dan
4 If, ard leaves tie har soft. GLOSSY and heautul
{ DO not think us in any way injurious. but 90
th- sputraiy, hene Ici<i. cIn. therefore, cheerful
~ recommend it 10 the puplic." A. 4. Hayes
H. D.. state AsS4yer Of Massachusetts,, having an
slyzed it. assures the p0bc by certsate that 1t r.
the best preparation for the Intended purpose Of the
many he has examined"
With these ASSURANCES from such high sources
surely those who desire perfected and reliable hair
rest0re-, can do no better than use BALLS NEOE-
TABLE SlCILiAN HAIR RENEHER.
IgWeDwlm
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MAT EVERY PERSON NEEDS

Is some remedy for habituai C'stiVeress. ''
would advise all those who troubled with j, :
pepsia Costveness, Piles, Biliousaess, headaehe, or
any form Of Indigestion, TO use DR.. HARRIsON'S
PyRIsTALTIC L0ZENGES." - ELISHA HINT
INGTON, II. D.. Ex-Lieut. Governor Of Massachu-
sets For sale at No. fremont Temple, Boston. by
E A. HARRISON CO., Proprietors. and by sill
Druggists Mailed for 81 cent?.
isvaaos HENRY 4 co, Agent.
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SpeeIal N0tite5.
COUGH. COLD. or SORE THROAT

I tOI III. tULI- UE aVNE 1Il-JE4
Requires immediate attention, De neglect oitrn
results in an incurablo Lung Disease.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TBOCHES
will most invariably -ivs instant relief For BRoy
cHIrls, ASTHMA, CArARRH, CoSsUNPnvE Srl
THROAT DISEASE. they have a soothing effect.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS u-e thep.
t. clear and strengthen the voice.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity Ji
the Troohes many worthless and cheap limitations
are oFrsl, lrAioi are good for nothing. e. sure 10
OBTAIN the rae
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CnES.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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WARNER-JoEEs At the residence Of the bride
father, Nov lst, by Rev. AFRO Dudley, Henry u
Warner Of this city, and Mary Jones Of Greenville
Ohio.
RAwsOS-FLETCHER-O Oct. 18th. by Rev. ". 5
KsTr J. Ansel Rawson Of Amherst, Mass, 10 Char
lotte R. Fletcher Of heene n. Il.
DIED.
MARRs-In Milton. Nov. 4th. Mrs ssrah Butler
Mars, wife Of Phiiander Mars in the ffty-second
year OF her age.
FfsK-In this city, Tuesday morning, Nov. 9th
Mr.. JJtn u Fisk, aged - carr.
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Dated this 18th day Of O5tober. A. D. 1859.
,.s7v S SHiiM M3 @EiShI Commissioner,


" \ - Ia t-HAA y Is Is ATE.
STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable the
DISTRICT Or tHrrSrES,ss. b.tret %, .'. .'
To the heirs and all per-ons interested in the estate of
Mary Lapo'nte, late ot Burlington ~ SAID Dis
lIiol' ueoeesNit bREETNG.
NHtHrAS. aprii '.tion has been made 10 til.
" Court 10 ST. ;.u- hy the Administrator Of
tle estate 90 Ai4sy ia .ntc. deceased, praying ar
license and authority tu soil the reel estate o said
deceased. settling forth therein that suct, sale will
D." heuti s o. Tie heirs and all persons Interested
lu the estate o' said licensed and having flsd In
Court the consent m writing u all the heirs To- said
este To- such safe.
NHEHErroN the said Court appointed and assign
cd the Rad Jay HNovemH her A. j.. l-t4. at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in said District. to hear and de-
che upon sali apple tucn petition and ordered
public notice thcreoftu be given 10 all persons int-
rested therein, by publishing said order to.ether
VITA the tune AM place OF hearing thu weeks sue
cessvely, b. the Burlington Free Press a news.
paper which circulates the ei-hhorhoot of those
per-ors interested sold estate, all VIII oh public
atoms shall 1e previous Co the ty assigned for hear
in-.
Therefore gou are hereby notified to aplea~
rv4ois -td Court at the time aud place asst. ned
Then aud there in SAID Court. to MAKE your office
tu.s 20 the granting such lic-nce If YOU see cause
oven un Ter NV hand AT the Probate CJurt ruoms
thIs 4-th day u OCT, A. 3D. -6q.
RUSSELL S. TAFT. Register.
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HENRY WAND
3 + EIC II i. = -
SERMONS N
pLNNssETss EiaiEsss'R'.

Are hei~g read BY peuple af 0,rg c'ess 1sf L.
HoniuafioH all over ts country Hu4 Bun i''- tht v
i4u Of vital heaut ga. r-li- Gus t;-ua-nt az Ct
feeling. Pfgm0ufA Pulpit b pur.-i-' wee if, -
contains Nj beschsr > ru1ns rrd 'i1t sIs ia o. m
suitable for pTessrtGfisn Gad bliaiag- -ur sale
all u-WsCealers. Price. fUr AeariF suDscri pfiCHs
received By the tuhli-hcgs 80. giving two aai.G-
some volumes of over SO pages esch ltuifs ear n
st.s5. 4 and supero SJeei Forfrai. D. III
fraordiaaTy egerf PLYMOUT6 +, LPIr ,sa aud
the ChKi TAN UNION (S3 So an Unscc.-rian.
Independent weekly Journal Of thfi-riauitf with
Lecture Room Talks, ana Editorial Articles y ~ r.
Beeeher-seut q enc address for 81 weeks iCr four
dotBs. Special Inducements 70 csrvaseFs ami tiuss
getting up cubs Specimen copies, postage free,
FOR SC.
J. b. FORD CO., Pubs 20 Park Row, NY.
Oct. z2-td2w4w
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I'VE undersigned, on retiring from business de-
size 20 express {, their frieads and the pa lie
generally, their sincere thanks fot tie palrJua se
bestowed upon them for long series Of Years and
tlust that jhe same MAJ be rXten1ed u their sue
ceAsOrs tAicssrs Walker Peek who will continue at
the old stand. HEER!Ch a BLOSSOM.
Oct. Al-t-LwiW.
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IYTnE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ryrEl

II THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
STA Is, For THE DISTRICT DF VERNON In the
matterof sheldon and Whitney, bankrup:s, H. rauk-
ruptcy. To the creditors 0i said Ransrupts ar1 Al
others whom it may concern The uHder- sned
assignee Of the estate Of SAID Bankrupts hereby
gives notice that it has been ordered by the sTict
Court 81 said District, that the third general
ing o. the creditors Of SAID BGnkrupts be held the
once OF l.. l.. Lawrence, lisa in Burlington 10 said
District. Oh the 2'th day Of November, \. H. $50 at
oae o'clock p m, before L. l.. Lawrence 10 one
Of the Registers 10 Bankruptcy in said District,
the purposes named in the 18th Section 81 the Bank
ruptcy Act of Narch ? 1867
Ana this IS also - give notice that have lied
my account as assignee Of said Bankrupt, and
that At said time aud place l shall apply TO said
Court Tor the settleue nt Of my said accounts and
For discharge from ali liability as guoe II said
Section.
Dated at St Alhans in said District this 1th 6sy
Of November. A. d. $50
A. o. BRAINERD assignee
Nov il-stts2W
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Tile Mon1AN QUESTION

AGENTS NVANTED--Fora New soas ADAPT
ell to the times - WOMAN, HER CuNDlIlIh,
RIGHTS WRONGS. PRIVILEGES, AND fhu-
SfE IT'S; TIE INENpEuIENCf or @ ga NIiAH
TIE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE. BY L. p. bRJch-
EFT, 81. D. ILLUSTRATED. Every Ran anu
woman 10 Vermont sllu.l rod VI. boa eurlls
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THE Firm Of Herrick & Blossom. j. this day dis
I solved by mutual consent, having sold rhsil
Goods o. Mcssrs. Walker 4 Pecs. One vt the las,
tru will attend O. the settlement oi accounts 40 o.,
old stand until the first gay Of January. 100. AL
Utu have unsettled accounts are requested % cal
ana settle previous g. that date.
VT. HERRICE.
r. Ii. BLOSSOM.
Hineoskt O.t. zurh 1854
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STATE oF VERMONT, : CmrrsSprx corv7v
tHtItsNlE ~ toVNTi' SIS svfREEz C0Usf, Janu-
AIRY Term, 1870.
10 ,he Honorable supreme Court Of the State Of
Vermont, next O. oe begun and holden al Bur-
iu-tuu. 10 and Tor aid County ~ q hitteuden OH.
rho 50 Tuesday If January, A. u 1870.
ATtt K bel ant. Rose Anna liarrn -tnn Of Milton
L ln sal- COUNT 81 ChItt-uteu, shnws 10 this
Court TINT she wa lsw!illy married on tho 81 dav
Of January, A. u lSi2, at Hi-h-.te in the County
OF FTankli. aud State afJrfslll hr Ctarles Titt-s
Ju.tce Of the Peace 70 Edward T Harrington of
sa.l llt-hgate; that she lived aud c,,hahitei with
"a EDWARD T. Harring ton, his wife in the strict
observance 81 an the duties as wife. in said Ii Oh
gate IN ueorSld, IN said Franklin County. and IN
said Milton until tle t0th dav OF September : ID
i,u&, when said Edward T. Harrington az said Il
ton, wlfully deserted your sald ibs llaut and IA.
not since returned and that said Edward T. Var
rirston u now living IN the stats &C New York in
open ana adgitefoas intercourse ~ith woman whose
name i 10 your hneliant Gg,kpoWn
wherefore, the said koss Anna Harrington pravs
thls Honorable Curt, that the bonds OF matrinony
between her and the sid EDWARD T. Harrington.
may be yed- and that bill Of derorce may
Dated at Milton. in said County Of Chiuenden,
this 18TH day Of October A. y. S69
KD>E ANNA HARRINGTON.
The foregoing Libel having been presented 70 me-
ami II appearing that the said Edward o. is-rin=-
Tn resides without this state. sat pee nal
vce VA not he made upon him the rriira-s mo-,
II Is hereby ordered that the said petition.
or the saast iuce thereof together with uis
order, be punished three weeks successiv elg in
The burlington Neesy Free Press. "a week
~ newspaper printed and Iuhiisied in Bur
lnstun 10 aid tuunty Of Chittendea, The las OF
which public ton shall he least six week ue:t ~
The session # aid Court, at the term afor sal .,
VII Oh publication shall ne deemse sufficient notice
10 sdd Edward T. Harrin ton. 70 appear A. the
Aforesaid term OF the Supreae Court next a. be
holden az Burlington, Ia the tpunty Of Chittendeu
ann state OF We mont, on the FIST Tuesday of jan
uary, A. l.. is70, and answer To said petition.
Dated At Montpelier, this 26th day Of October,
A. d. 1908. ISABEL PECk,
Judge Of the Supfeuie Court
smith 4 Brown, Attorneys. I9s3w
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Bankrupt 5lutirrs.
AUCTION SALE.
1 n Il a n kruPtcy

II d q II n T u y 7 @ Y
District Of Vermont, =.
fE'HE undersigned Assignee OF the estate Mason
l. ID. Abbott, o. Fairfax IN said district hereby
gives notice that he will sell al Pubic auction.
eighty Spanish derino bheep. being originally :
lot from the Victor Wright and 5. e. Hoyoke
focks OF thorough breed and their increase At thu
Addison House. In Middlebury, in said dis'ret Of
Vermont on Monday the 25d day of Move a 7er
4. u. 1863, at II O'CLOCK il the forenoon.
Dated At st. Albaus, in said d stri Z November
18th, lr59. 4. o BE'fNFqp,
w2J2w Amen.
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elbows HOW To DOUBLE THE PROFITS OF
> THE FARM, and how farmers and their sons
can each make 800 PER MONT II IN Winter.
name and ADDRESS
ZEIGLtR, NeCURDY & CO., Springfield, ss.
Oct I'D w4w
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We publish to-day the very able address de-
li'ered by Col. C. II. Joyce, at the late Fair Of
the Chtienden County Agricultural Society
aud sure it will repay perusal.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

's'HE undersigned have tbs aay formed a Co
partnership under the u1ue aat style Of
WALKER pea. AMI will continue business at
the Did stand of ilgrrics blossom, Main street.
NiEo0sai, Oct. 2u.h, l-ts.
GEORGE WALKER,
uAMMuND n. PECK.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-11-12

STATE OF VERMONT, } To oil person, col-
DISTRACT orcHrrrEyDsS, S. eerned IN NE es'ste q
H,hui1nt in sad District, accoassi,
ffErl.ys
AT fruuate 1urt hoIdcu AZ Burlington. sirhl1
and Tor the ID strict % Chtt-uden, on he ftn d4v
Of october. \ ID. l-te. an Instrument, purgor..n-
10 be the last " ID and retameat, OF Ur.--e Rene
dict' late OF Richmond 10 said District Il-ces-e-
was presented To- tie Court ,iuresa.d Tor PROBATE
and lt Is ordered by s.a Court nat the -th d.v
OF November, A. u. i-65 the Probate Court X .us
ln >iid burlington Toe assigned fr proving said iu-
strunent' ana that uutl1e thereof be given To- all
persons concerned, 9y publishing this ortcr three
Eeehs slcceasiFcly To- the burlington FlEE Pass.
newspaper printed az said Burlington p.cr.au. g..
the time appointed
IHEErtoKE You are hereby uotdod 20 appear
before said uTt a. tis tine and place aiort-g.i
AM contest the probate ~ said will IL You have
cause.
owen under my hand AZ Burli1-tou. in said Dis
tr'ct this 5'th day Of O,toher A D. ,5l
Views htS>EiLS. TAFT. Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-11-12

Gro. H. Collins deTose3 I have long re
csrisd the Wheeler * Wilson Machine As the
most ingenious in plan aHi tire most remarkable
iu It's performance. The wide range % WORK to
WHICH it j. adopted, the great rlp.lity OF It's
movements. and its almost noiseless execution,
are due 20 It's peculiar construction. | am salts
ls8 that one If these machines will 10 eight or
zen times a. mush as can be done by hand, and
quite oue-df,h more than any other two-thread
machine vii. de- With very triaing repairs, it
will rua r-u years. No machine Of equal merit
has ever been under my observation.
Machines for sale by G. G. < B. L. Benedict,
Burlington, Vt