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STANDARD SEWING MACHINE
OF THE WORLD.

The Wheeler & Wilson Company made and sold
in $50. the enormous number Of 2, $50 family ma
cnn5s. .. 49,.
80, lo-cfv AID, a 20 this machine, and II you see
the ys,g Jqchfas you will buy no other. The un~
defsigned having taken the General Agency ior
-, g. Ri,iev 4 SnattucS's on Church ST., where
he viii te happy to show these machines T. All who
viii favor him " tn cali. Mach ne sttehing OF
iii kinds done in the be- manner and at reeonaole
$50 All machines fully warranted three
~ nd We will eel them on time, the pay taken
In instalnents il desired. =,
~ Active Agents wanted 10 "hOn extra III
ducements will be offered.
.s.,,s - SOLON NJ. ALLIS,
Sont % d6wtf Genl. Agent.
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CAMBRiDGE CATTLE MARKET.
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, SEPT. p, 1870.

AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT MARKET
This sol. Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
Last week, I252 i3'i65 i9qi
Vermont 81 % 9fs
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra $500 o. 1927; first
S4allty: 81 "a a y 80; ID quality 50 IN a $3.50;
Prices Of Store Working Oxen, per pair.
Mich Cows and Calves from $40. $50. So, a s..
. fearlngs, sl3 a SO two-years old 81 a s3s
three years old SO a So
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots, s. 80, g.. s.
~ "a q - 80 each extra 81 a 81 80. or from a
Spring Lambs 81 On a $50.
cal Calves s. N Sl}.
~ Prices Of Hides, Taliow and Skins-Iiides &c T. H.
Pelts % a sc each. Calf skins l6 a I7c p h.
frlces OF Poultr,-Extra Ia a lee prime 1T 20
meSiniS2 'P 5 10y z, 7e medium i5t 5!c' poor to
REMARKS.
Cattle-Receipts at Cimbridze and BIedford were
composed largely Of grown Cattle, but lacked to
Bredt extent the real good quality. Some very good
uIes'ers sold early st &c lower rates. Common and
Jun Iy iots, that sold last week at SIP 4 cwt,
were turned over at nearly lie of. Heavy receipts
!Iuih an sections help the buyers who take advan-
- a3u name their own price. }. Lyman sold
NSu AT . z cTt, dress I'D cwt each and Oxen at
- cWt dress I cwt each. T Shackett sold e
oA gu -. ~ T. c"t' dress from 10 10 each Oxen
IA a. wv, dTess 800 lbs each 6 three year
IN IN - > ~ 2 cwt, dress from 6 70 cwt eaca.
n4 " "a oxen at Sl3 2 ewt, dress 1850 rs each
- 4 Iayl3r sold Oxen at ) : % q cwt, average
i've "tl5ht 49, 1s Steers and Cows at p cwt,
- - .'3l ID each. Dow sold small Cattle & y
81 T cwt, dress from $50 to so ms each.
Sheep ana Lambs The largest supply this week
- ieat handled by Campbell & Young all
tatli' W th inc exception of two loads Of Vermont
st9ea- The supply tuis week confines large
butchers were not over anxious. Good lots un-
changed coma % medium, to close out, dropped
@c = head. The offerings were Of good average
Grade some lots es pecallv choice + Rif--d s-i3
o sheep 81 = y head iot thst D & Emerson
from Canada averaged 1874 lbs; very choice. A P
kencndy sold . sheep a1j Lambs at s. q /, head
NcrricE SOLD ifl sheep at 5 , 81 T. head. Tower
sold i00 Sheep at - p head
Poultry Receipts tHis morning were Iargc-from
two to three tons Chickens. Fowl, and a few old
Turkeys. Farmers are holding back young Tur-
keys more especially. for Thanksgiving and Christ
mas trade. coed lots cf Dung Turkeys command
DE e D..
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with gas, and are c. INJECTED with the enuncistor
in the office below. On each floor there are alum
dant conveniences in the way of closets for bed
ding, water supply, sinks for IS slops,'' speaking
tubes to the office, bath rooms, &c The views
from the rooms on the west and south especially
from the upper stories, are really splendid All
or the west side, LOOK out on the Lake and Bay
with full sweep Of the Adirondacks from Dan
nemora at the north to Dix peak a; the south !;
while from the southern windows the Bay, the
slope Of the city from the Lake to Col.
Caunon's, with the Charlotte hills and
ami Trimountsin due south, form a delightful
landscape. The easteTly rooms are also pleasant,
looking out on Main street and the Park.
The roof is fiat, covered with tin, and will in
due tine be surrounded by suitable railing.
Descending to TIE basement, We fni it occr-
P led with The billiard room, kitchen, laundry,
pastry AID store 1coms, coal vaults, aad rooms
for the house girls and help The billiard
room is at the north end, and has door on
Main Street The kitchen is supplied WIKI one Of
Bramball IS Co.'S improved French ranges, with
broilers, sc. One CT B.odgett * Sweets large
bakers g,,l DO the baking. Tie laundry has the
usual coayen'suces, and the store rooms are ample.
Below he basement is spacious cellar which We
did no. explore
The architect Of the builIin- iz Emore john
son the mason york wa. doue by Morse AID
Stone; the carpenter work by Elmore johnson :;
the tin roof and gas fitting by la Paul, the
other plumbing by G. S. Bloigett s. Co 3;
the sLziBg ty 4 C. Lucas The pas
tering is al done, the painting is in pro
sress, the final touches Of carpenter work are
being completed, and 'ae house will soon be
ready for the furniture We have seen many
bigger hotels; but seldom or never one thar
struck usas more convenient for its purpose ia
a.l lis arrangements, or that had such fine views
from 30 large a proportion Ct the rooms. twill
not snany days bef5rcv shall be ehrouicliug its
opening, and we trust and expect that it viii be
So veil KEEP, and SO well patroaizad that Mr.
Il.,er viii soon have 20 double its size 10y a
WING On 2iiin Street.
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RADICAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
CATARRH.
HANCOCK HOUSE,, Bosr0N, Sept /, 1853.
Des. LIGArnILL SHYTH; GsSrLzNES In an
swer to your inquiry req riding nv case l am hap
by to state that the you effected FIVE years 20
has proved to he permanent although during that
time have taken several colds, ye, the Cattrrh,
with which I Suffered severely previous to your
treatment, has never troubled me since
Very truly yours,
CHAS sMEAD,
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$500 REWARD

For case Of Catarrh that Dsmeritt's North Ameri-
can Cstsrrh Remedy cannot cure. Price DER pack
age - two hottlesl For sale by all drJi z-ists
CARRTTHERS & DENERITT.
lau Hanover Street Boston. send for circular and
home Testimonials
Sept To- ltwfu
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n the District Court II the United States for tie
L District of Vermont In the matter of Siaf
Stanley. Estate ll Bankruptcy. To the cree
concern. The under nod ass zuss Il the FstJtr
Il said bankrupt. hereby gives u0ti-a thai IL has
been ordered by the D-trc. Court Of said District
creditors Of said Baukru-t Pc held az the Office
Of Lawrence Burnap. in BURLINGTON. Chitteuder
County the ITth day Of October $50. at Do
O'Clock A. ", before Z 2 lawrence, Register
il Bank-uItcy, 10 said district for tue
purposes named iu the 9Th ans 18th sections OF
the Bankrupt act Of lllrcl g. f-0-. And tbs e.
ais % give notice. tlat ] have d.el nv Eua.
account assignee Of -a't Bankrupt aud that
at said time and place ] shall apply % saic
Court for the settlement uf r-v said ace ult, and
for discharge from all hahuijie- as As snee or
said estate IN accordance with the provisions II SAID
18th section.
Dated az sheldon ia slil District the och day Of
September, l--n.
JOHN F. DRAPER.
Aimee
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The PRESIDENT and Directors have confidence in Of.
ton.
State and National Banbs, Private Bankers. Saw
lnss tanks, trust Companies, Insurance COM an
les Railroad, Manuf4cturin, and OH S,-,i ~
tons Executors Of Estates Trustees Puhlic Ofisers
a1d an who have trust moneys, OF who act in any
houeisry capacity whether hey live in New York
OF elsewhere are invited TO open accounts with the
StcuRiTr BANK oF THE Cry OF NV YoRE bv
letter or IN person. Business Paper Discounted ffr
"1EeaANls AND DEPOsI1ORs at seven per cent. per
states, municipalities, am Corporations accep,ed
JOSEPH I. ORVIs, President
BENJAMIN II. DEWEY, Cashier.
sep e -riEwlm
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STATEMENT OF

L. H. Taylor, Esq, Editor and Proprietor
Of Daily Union, Springfield, Mass.
This certides that, to my knowledge a young la
dy ofmy acquaintance, Miss Roslls Potwine,
cured Of serious Of Catarrh Of long standinz
by Das LIGHrHILL d SsYrH when in this city
few years ago. Her health had been filling and
her frleads fearel Consumption, but, under their
treatment she permanently errsd, and her health
has been good since.
L. II. TAYLOR
snrn field Mass Aurl q 1859
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NoNrrzuER AND Wills RIVER RAlLRoAp -
An exchsnee says there is now fair prospec
that this road viii be built The estimated cost
is el.20oO0G. OF this amount Montpelier has
raised by bonds and private subs ,riptions S2so,-
900. By bonds Of other towns and other sub
s,riutions $4,000 more are secured. The di-
ractors have a Guaranty from responsible parties
tbs, il the eatire subscription can be raised to
: zoo 600 the road shall be built, and il requires
o,Iv "a. 600 more to insure success. The road
as laid approaches within nine miles Of the La
moiue Valley road, by this link opening com
,ouri,stion with ST Johnsbury and the northern
part of the State At Wells River there will be
two competing lines to Boston, sud ria the East
ern route only lG miles Of ne" road will be Ie-
ouired 10 make connection with the Boston and
Maine road, 50 as to give direct route 10 Port
land
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Batter .Market, TuesLay, sept 27.-The
market wss active with an advance in prices.
Prices ranged from 81 to n Shipment 1919
tubs cheese - boxes
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IL trict Of Vermont SIN mo r.otfer az IIe-.-,
u F2,ter' bAnArlpt--lu Blnsrupicy.-A warrant
IN bankruptcy has been issued b. aid
Court against the estate Of Henry NJ
Foster, of Montpelier % the County ~
washington Of the State Of Vermont IN said District
aaJudSed a bankrupt upon the petition of hi- cred
livery Of any property belonging T. said E,nk
rupt, To hun ortr his use ans the transfer o.. any
property by him, are frhidteu hv law
rupt to prove their debts and choose owe, o- moe
Assignees Of his estate, will be hold az % Court Z
Bankruptcy. 70 be holden az Burlington ia aid
District on the 9TH day of October. A. y. $780, az
y O'Clock, NJ, at the 0lice of Laurence. < bur
nap before L. I. Lawrence. ESQ. one Of the Reg
isters in Bankruptcy OF said Court.
J. N. SlfALLEY.
Deputy [. s. Marshal as Messenger.
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THE STANDARD
Sewing Machine of the World.
HOST Durable,

IF vou want the best SEWING MACHINE. buy
| Yew Stgls Wheeler and Wilson, Silent Fad
Look Sfitch SEWING MACHINE.
The Wheeler 4 Wilson has long been known a the
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. N III : y :.
Deputy L. $. Marshal, as Messenger.


| y the District Court Of the United States For
L TIE District q Nermont.-lu the matter o.. q.
Davis "oo1wcrth. Bl0krupt.-lu bJ1kruptcv.-Tu
whom 70 NAV concern The uu ier- zr.t hereby
&ives notice Of his appel utnent as As .g.- u l.
DAVIS Woodwork Of Bennington. iu the Comfy W
Bennington and state Of Ncrma NJ, within said Die
triet, who has been sfjuigeIa Bankrupt upon bis
own petition.
Dated at Remington 20 salt County of Beuuins
ton the IN day 4 September a. D.. I--1-
GEORGE \ NATrLES
I}w7w As.lsnse
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three days, for drill. The regiment and section
are made up Of frst-rate material, and well Gil
cered. Their commander, Col. Feck, was one of
the line officers of the old ninth Since the close
Of the war he has kept up his interest in military
matters, and has held most Of the time some
responsible position in the militia 1t will be
his ambition to make of his command ah orderly,
well-iriled, and effective regiment, and We doubt
not that such it will be- Not less than thirty Of
the officers saw service in the various ermont
regiments in the war. Captains Greeuleaf ami
Cook were severely wounded Drlm-Major
I Sharuley. as many Of our readers viii remember,
was Drum-Nsjor Of the Old Vermont Brigade,
and distinguished himself at the battle Of the
Wilderness and there CT a number Of others
who proved themselves good soldiers in actual
service. The following as the Roster Of tae reqi-
meut
Colonel 5. Peck. Burlington
4 -Colonel-Chss Wight.
Major. ?. Barnum. Richmond
Aijgtant-Geo. Z. Davis, Burlngton
= Qr.-Master-Nm. Smith.
Surgeon-E. S Peck.
Asslst-Sargeou-E N. Kent, IIuntug.aa.
NoN-co,MssIoNED STAFF.
X. D. Wheeler. Sergt-Najor, Winoos Falls
) +. Weston, -Master-Sercy.. Burlington.
T. TAFT, C0m.-Sergesnt,
K W. Bromley, Hosp. Stewart Huntington.
d. 7 sharpiey, Drum-Aiaj5r, burlington.
TIE LINE
Company A. Burlipg,en-Captaiu. Vim.
! Let 81 aha ..r.
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DISTRICT Court of the United States, for tho
II District Of VermOnt.-ln the matter Of Walker
CGdwOrth, Henry 4. Walker, and John B. Cud-
worth, banSrupts-ln Bankruptcy.-A warrant in
banAruptcy has been issuei By said Court against
me estate Of Walker Z Cuiworth OF London
Jerry or the County Of Windham, Of the
state of Vermont, in said District adjud-
go bankrupt upon the petition Of their
creditors. and the payment OF any debts. and
inc 'ehfery Of any property belonging to SAID
banNrupts TO them to their use and the transfer
ol a.y property by them, are forbidden by Law.
meeting Of the creditors OF sand Bankrup' In prove
tiielr uebts and choose one or more As3guees Of
thelr estate will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy
70 oe holden at south Londonderry ia saii District
on the 1lth day Of October \. H. 100 az 10 O'Clock
a ~: St Brown ilotsl. before \. T. Lyman, Esd
one OF the Registers IN Bankruptcy in "a 4 Court.
j. N. SNALLEY,
Deputy United STATES Marshal, as Messenger.
l3WW 49,
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TIE s1rprsi-g and unanimous arsen+ &c phys-
SLAMS in favor &c H1Fr'S MALT EXTRACT q Ger
Tan forms OBJ diseases IS owing 20 the rap.ty II is
ELECTS which has 10 certain measure given IL the
character ~ specific. There ex ST hut few tonics
10 cases % chror ctarrh, diseases cf the stomach.
An a7ove an of the lungs which cct fly and
&C the sa ne time s1 promptly as Hof's Malt FIX
trl-t has from -te-riale ev.is-ce been proved
% act.
SOLD tY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GBOCERS.
TtRTtANT - CO. - Greenwich 81. :. y.
SOLE AGESrs F0R UNITED Sr4TEs. ETC.
Sept 7--dEw2w
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NO. 3G9 BROADWAY.

Over 30 NII Of the New STICK j. already taken.
Friends of the hank desiring o. obtain the shares
at par, should make application a once PAYMENTS
OF iu per cent. 0i the amount subscribed may be
made on the nth OF October. November and Decs1p-
Der respectively, and the balance. - Der cent on
the 10th day oil January, ISL.
WITH a PAID-UF CAPITAL OF
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CARRIERS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

FItI~ItIU,
Where BooE-kEErlSG is not only taught but
Book -keeuers are made. Tenth Annual Session VIII
commences the 18th OF -t1hrr semi mr. Circu AZ
f. CARTER. 4. Principal.
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And lghtest running Lock stitch Sewing slaehlhe
in The veurId and the very fact thst Fns Hundred
Thonsqnd ofrhese machines are in use 10 day shows
hoo the orsaf pubIfc endorse this !, the
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"a
Listers % 'i''''I''-', ''-''' 81" ''''''
.---'''H5 " f'''--' '.5',7 % ,'-' '''' -"
400. - -.
''-'' '-' .''.''- -' '---7
o. a..--"1t.'eF The listers '''-. no '..T '.AI''
''|'- lHe i'" 'e. '--ie' me
users s' -' '+' -''- 's..'e ''''' '-e'' ''S'-
80 '''t .I'.' Aui having con. F.e''-
Their .-s'7 '''s must .-' '1'l 'l75 nave
e-i''o' Inc ''.is '' a' 'Ae real estate D" ''-'
'."n al such SUMS as 'n'y would alPF@-'e '.s
sane d" p's meai c- "a list debt from a solvent
debtor The listers o., t"s iowa OF JeHe1'-
$40 mention lne'A Dot because iAe5 are sinners
s'''' '.''1s' '~' '''.a tue ' % ''.
was maze '4' .''' case 30 me '''77 '-7
male sl-' 70 '"'''.''a As 'n' ''@ ''i 1'''''
''-' '' 90 TIC '1 "-'
'3 three tai ''.''.y presented ''s ''' ''. %
taeF 0"n' "a -'s' Toss 'y ' .-'t. Iei -'.''
'a'l '1 -. ''.l' VI course '-'. '--'.
penn "eisl'iis' ''." '' '-'e '''' FA.-
jericho should Dee made such that !, Aa
~-a without PERJURY, he meeting stood @
t.r-
H -l upon ne listers Of jercao. aal Of
every ,.aer 'aTu, 10 10 t4ar simple l1'y. And
we el.. -.aa al s'3i citizens Cd sustain 'ae-1 10
tae.- Dug. u they iasr compliant, .1ey haze
Che sim DE answer, '.v. have -'le -ar d1is So
erl.a- b. law. aHi 3. should .e -ata-'sat u
c.. a. De- u;h If ever. honest ss.lr. Tbs
course will .--as great changes. o.. course lat
IL is The .a.r road 10 q fair aai equal vl.aa'i'a
through i i-e 7A's- siei as W. must -t'e
i.7 ,-' l.' 70. .a,4 -A..'1s -4i -s.--e nave ..-
Come fr-... ..r..' y.
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AND for the District 90 tr'-taut.a. Dn ti- 800 3as
of sent A.p. l-.i ru Instrument, porp"rtu- Q" Pcs
the last VIII aud Testament ui Aie2l- Ter ti'@.-
late Of Essex In said District. ue-ea-+ti. wac
presented % zine Court aforesaid, iur Probate. AN D.
Z ordered Pos said Court that the +ih Gay ". i'.-
A. d. i--n at the PROBATE Court Rooms iu sad Eur
l.n-ton De ass ,.uet for proving SAD instrument
and that notice thereof he given Co. all PEERS us Ia-
cerued by publishing tins order three wres- .i'-
ccssivelv in the '-Bur u-tGn Free Pres, rr~-pt
Der priutei at said Bur -,uu previous O. t- i-r
appointed.
THEREFORE. you are hereby notifies. o. appear o.
fore said Court 40 the t.me sut place aforesaid. s.4
contest the probate 90 iit viii. 30 You have tt-r-
Given under nus hand a. Burlington DO SAID DE
trct this 9th day Of sept. 4. n. i-st.
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2ankrnpt Aotires.

IN the District Court Of The United States for the
Il District OF Nermont.-In the matter Of GeOrge
West, Bankrupt.-Notice is hereby given that a
petition has been filed in said Court, BY George
West Of Providence, Rhode Island, duly declar-
ed bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March
3D. 1861 for discharge and certificate thereof from
all his debts and other claims provahe under said
Act, and that the lst day Of November 1870, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, before the Hon. ID. A Smaliey. Judge
Of said Court, at his Chambers in the CITY ofBurn
ton, is assigned for the hearing ofthe same when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest, may attend and show
cause If any they have, why the prayer Of said De
titOn should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the 10th day Of Sept
1870. b. B. SMALLEY. Clerk.
i3w3w
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Neuralgia is cured by the use Of Reuus's Pain
Killing Magic Oil surest Of anything ever trle1.
in fact, it cures kind Of pain or lsmeness ara
is article every family should keep in the house.
sold by our merchants.
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'srAlprye's GLU,,o useful and true.

Few people unacquanted with physiological
chemistry aware uf the quantity II iron iu the
blood hut AL should tH0ic the importance % keep
are sure to follow when the quart Is bee mes too
much reduced. The Peruvian syrup "a prutoxide Of
iron supplies this vita. element and has cured
many chronic diseases
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Ccerned IN che estate 81
DISTRICT OF CHlIIENuFN' - tlits Lyman safe
Of Ru-I nrton 10 said District, deceased
GEE-r'yE
Alta Probate Court holden at burlington, "it.i.n
and Tor the District Of Chtteuleu, she I'-h day
Of sept 4 D. I57u. an Instrument, purpnrtiu- t'
be the last viii and Testament a. Eft7 Il man
late Of Burlington. 10 said District. dstt--e.'-
Wa presented n the Court aforr-at. .r PROBATE
and il il ordered hv said Court that the SD Gas ~
October A. d. 1870, 80 the Probate Court i'",'m-
in said Burlington, be assigrr7 inr proving -
Instrument and that notice neict- Doe gwen q. 4li
Iersans concerned by publishing this order tiF"'
weeks successiyely ia the BurinSt"n Free f1e--,
newspaper printed at said Burlington previous
TuTRrForg YOU are hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court AZ the time and place aioresiii'
and contest the probate Of said will Il sou nave
cause. 9, ,,. 10. s--+ M,
Given under my hand az Burlington, m $40 b's
80 tbis Ia n day Of SEPTEMBER A. u l7Io-
'Tl ~. u. ''- T. E. WALES. judge.
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NJ WITT c. cLARk's ESTATE;

NE the Subscribers having been APPOINTED a4
w me Honorable the PROBATE tourt Tor me i'is-
trirt If Cbittcnden Commissioners D. receive eA-
anime and ADJUST the claims and Gems is o. az .I
- p,-Iir,,-a1 in said District, deceased, ana
also aIl claims and demands exhibited 10 OFFSET
fberefo. and six months from - day Of the date
beveof bsins allowed 5y said Court for That pur-
nose We 40 therefore hereby give notice. that we
Hwill attend to the business ofour appointment AT
the Prob,te office in Buriu-ton, IN SAID lAs.r.ei %
the 6rst Tuesdays Of November ana ApIiI mex az ~
oiclock A NJ. on each Of said days
Dated this 9TH day Of sFp-efn ner' \. u. l7lo-
p r. SWEET, q h,ris.f5usr.
TUGENE VI-LE.
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Prepared fr IN different kinds of Ca!ee- the ia
vors (Which N ngi- tremendously tEe-aer- Put
up ia Japan Tin Caus Barrel. ha.i Barrels, and
Boxes.
WRIGHT GILLiES 4 BROTHER
233 23j & 2}- Washington Street. New York.
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DOUBLE THE CAPITAL STOCK

Qu accori lance with provisions or the Charter ia
order To meet the Increasing business Of the Bank
Subscription Boo is ordered 70 he opened on
jhe FIRST DAY p OCTOBER, i-.1- al The Banking
House,
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The rejection Of all pc zee proposals by Csqnt
R;sr,qrcS. the statement Of jules Fsyre that !
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A levy en- mas e of all men Of the age Of .
and upwards. viii be called out in France for
active service in a, cordsnce with the resolve Of
the ministry. The country people from the
eryirouing districts and from Orleans, which
has been eracuated. are pouring into Tours.
Many OF the males a e armed and they imme-
dlstely enroll themsel1 rs II the battAlions.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30
ErnaI Netirgs.

VIZ. II. RAND.
Deputy L. S. Na--ia' as Messenger
Ilxsa.