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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-26


Pr-uan, 20 rrey-ou. call. the stockholders OF
the Montpelier and Wells River Railroad met in
the Cogr, House in Montpelier, Tuesday after
noon. Hon. Isasc y. Hall. Of Groton. President
in The chair.
By invitation. Dsnuisou Taft made A favor
able verbal report on the survey of the line, now
being executed
Deuuison Taft. P. P P.tkin, Joseph Poland,
and j.. A. Page. rendered their designations S.
directors of the ro4I, anil their designations we're
accepted
Upon the question being presented to
proceed 20 'le election Of eigh, directors to ill
the board, P. P. Pitkin moved that committee
Of seven be appointed by the chair TO nominate
a list Of directors whereup5r the chair appoint
ed the following gentlemen as the committee. to
Wit.
Levi Boutwell,. Of Montpelier Addison Peek,
Of East Montpelier : C. Shurt'if, Of Plain
dell.A. +. Putnam Of M4rshfeld J r Oar
ling. Of Grot5a Moses Hall, Of Ayegste; and
A. $ Baldwin. Of New5ury.
While the committee were preparing their
report. discussion arose On the motion Of Or.
j. Y Dewey 10 appoint committee TO prepare
bylaws 70, the government Of the corporation,
which was aid on the table
The committee to nominate Board of Direc-
tlrs reported the following gentlemen As ihe list
TO be voted for for directors
R1lcrics Richardson, Of Montpelier.
j. e French, Of Montpelier
Joel Foster, lr Of Montpelier
l. W Brown, Of Montpelier.
Jacob Smith. Of Montpelier
George B. Fessenien, o. Newbury.
Eli Z. Ptkin, of Marshheld.
Charles II. Heath, Of Plsiuhe1
And the gentlemen uamei were elected as Di-
rectors of the road
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RIcHNoND Butter sold in Richmond, Mon
day, from p to 80 cents for fair and 80 to 80
for choice. About 500 boxes Of cheese were sold,
ranging from 10 to l. cents for plain and from
l5 to a for sage.
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On the death Of Myron Morse, which took
place Tuesday, Burlington loses another Old
aud well known citizen. He had been i'll but a
few days.
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,..lIrycToN AND VICINITY.

,rrv SHELDoY.-The house and outbuild-
n Byron J. Brown Of West Sheldon, were
- On Sunday. The fire broke out while
.bs amily were in church. AMI but few things
were ssvei
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NJ. Ett3- VIII you slloE space % say that ST.
As1Es. Hail.. BsIous FATS. advert sed in your
columns, 5, a Ch.rrt s,hoJl for young girls 1t
has been in operation about two years. Mlss Hap
good the Primo pal. is person % unusual capa-
hlity as a tsasher, and is in every respect fitted
for her position. She has given thus FAR entire
"a sa,toa @ hrl patrons and all confidence NAV
Does piacsl ia her. Clu-chmea 10 Vermont canno.
but De gratGel at having such "a school under
So efficient charge in the diocese, and it is iucum-
bent them 60 tia. il t1esnat lles the pats o.
age neetfal T. IN. greatest lofueuce. The Bishop
TO bis address before the Convention u the diocese
u June last spoke Of the school as follows
saint Agnes Hal, Bellows Far. s another Z
our institutions which ! can most heartily com.
mend g. the support and patronage nf our people
Early -l TIE year passed uca-iy week a. the
Hall attended o. the ieyotiors ard Rotations,
and witue sed the whole MANAGE emf ~ the school
lt II, an sure exactly what Christian school f1r
girls ought e. De. The yrs attend tle Parish
Church on Sundays and Holvfays the Rector Of
the Parish gives weekly rel -i1us Instructions 90
the pupils. The Prucipa. isa very accomplished
asher ola large experience, with genial spirit
lls = faithful and thorough. rather than snowy.
AMI the result is seen 10 that which Is the test 20
good school Che -is are diligently az worh Gut
very happy / can siy. then o. she Chur.smeu ol
this Diocese and the vie nifty. whose daughters
must 20 from home for their education. that We
have here d school which Will afford all the re 40
vauts-.s THAI are o be found Any q the schools
n the country Will. the rel -ious influence exert
70. IS positive healthy and eIl-tIy iL accord
lu'e " itl the teaching u the Prayer 30. aud the
Chufsl.'
The publication Of tie foregoing VII, Il not many,
vet obzs 'or,s OF your Subscribers, and especially
those " them attached 90 the Protestant Episcopal
Church having daughters 70 educate. Such. after
reading the testimonial or Bishop Bissell. iuu.t
f,e' 20 o. boo f- .fs fr+r-et+ - th.f- fau-Erars
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Spaldin-'s Glue" handy and useful.
Aug 16-deodlW

p'ofIse ami many times excess re.y Offensive
discharge from the nose, nth stopping up ~ the
al times impa rment of the sense Of smell and
taste. wate-in weak eyes, impaired hearing, If
regular appetite, occasional nausea. pressure and
pain over the eyes, and at times in the back Of the
mead, occasional cailly sensations, cold 'eet and
feeling Of lasstude and debility are symptoms
which are common 10 Catarrh, set all OF them are
not present 10 every ease. DR.. "a -es Catarrh rem
eiy cures Catarrh in its worst fern and stages. IL
pleasant % and contains no po.s n1us or eau
tic drugs. sent by mail on rece pit OF sixty cents
sddres, r v. Pie &c, II. D.. Buffalo \. Y = pam
phlet sent free. Sold hy dru gists.
Aug 2i-d3t6wlw
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ for the District Of Vermont.-In the matter q,
Melvin r. Barr, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued BY said
Court against the estate Of Melvin E. Barr Of
Highgste, Of the County Of Franklin, Of the state
upon the Petition OF his Creditors and the payment
OF any debts and ths delivery Of anv Property be-
longing TO said Bankrupt. to him or TO his
him, are forbidden by Law. A Meeting Of the Cred
ltors OF said Bankrupt 70 prove their Debts and
choose one or more ASST nses OF his Estate will he
held AZ Court OF Bankruptcy. 10 be holden 1t Bur
lingtOn. in said District on the III ay Of September
A. ID. 1870, at O'Clock p NJ at the Office Of l. L
lawrence. before L. L. Lawrence ESQ.,. one Of the
Registers in Bankruptcy in said Court
NJ, SMALLEY,
Deputy L. s. Marshal As Messenger.
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CHARLES How.Rp.s ESTATE.

WE. the Subscribers, having been appointed
w BY the Honorable the Probate Court FOR the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 70 receive.
examine aud adjust the claims and demands Of
ali persons against the estate OF Charles Howard.
late Of Milton in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibit
al in Offset thereto; and six months from the
dsy Of the date heroof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, We do therefore hereby give no
tice that viii attend to the business Of our aP
pointment at the dwelling house OF VIM. Howard IN
Milton, in said District the fourth SATURDAYS OF
October and Docember next, at 10 o'clock, a. ~
Oh each OF said days.
Dated this 9Th day Of Aug. A. ID. Is7d.
HENRY l. WOOD, conmis.Ionsrs
JOSEPH BEAN,
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FIRE AT ALBuRGH.- THURSDAY afternoon the
railroad wood shed at Alburgh. with 200 cords
Of wood. saving machine and 400 piles were
destroyed ty IRE The piles hal just been
brought from Canada ut 8 cost Of = 3D. eA'h.
The fire 3. supp5sei 70 hsve caught from pass
inv er-7ra
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THREsHING MACHINE

| A. LAROsE If Burlington, having lust pur-
". chased one o. HRrder's new Threshing and
cleaning Machines Il now prepared 70 receive or
ders for work in this line IRON any farmer in Chit
tenden County. All work done 10 the most thor
sush manner. Address orders TO
J. A. LAROsE
Ang S-E3E Burlington Vt.
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DSYCHoMANCY. FASCINATION OR SOUL
i CHARMING.-=O pages, CLOTH This Won
derful took has full Instructions to enable the
der 10 fascinste eithe sex, any animal II will.
hesmerism, Spritualisu, and hundreds Of other
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JAMES PowELL's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con.
DISTRICT or cHITrESDES n n .lg esIss y,
Milton, in said District, deceased,
GREETING
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chitten0en the .th day Of
August A. d. 1870, an INSTRUMENT purp0rtng TO
he the last WILL and TESTAMENT Of James Powell
late Of Milton, in said District. deceased, WAS
presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for Probate.
and il IS ordered by said Court that the 18th day Of
September A d. $50 st the Probate Court Rooms In
said Burlington, he gned for proving said lnsru-
ment and that notice thereof be given to all per
sons concerned. by publishing this order three
weeks successfully 10 the Burlington Free Press,
a newspaper printed st said Burlington. previous
% the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court at the time and place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will, II you have
cause.
Given IN Ter my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trct, this 18th day Of August a. d. l7Tl.
gw3y T. l. WALES, Judge.
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IN the p.trlct court % nc rnltsd sac. fnr tho

IL the District Court Of The United States for the
Il District II Nermont.-ln tire matter Of John II .
Lord, Bankrupt.-NOtice is hereby given that
petition has been filed in said Court, by John II
Lord, Of Colchester. in said District, duly declar
ed a bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March
u, l,6, for discharge and certificate thereof from
all his debts and other claims pr0vable under said
Act, and that the 9Th day Of September 1870 at 10
o'clock A. NJ, before the Hon. d. A Snalley. Judge
Of said Court at his Cham bers in the CITY ofBurng
ton, Is assigned for the hearing of the sane when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts aud
other persons IN interest, may attend and show
cause, if they have why the PRAYER Of aid De
titon should not be granted.
Dated At Burlington, on the 9Th day Of August
1870 B. B. SMALLFY Clerk
TUlg
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Tn Er-- ELL HOUSE, orrAV,.-We uuhes-
ts-ney commend THE fine hotel To ali travellers
10 the capita. Of the Dominion. Is rooms are
clean and airy, its table superior, and all its ap
poin,ments FIRST class. Il is altogether the best
hotel p OttaRa.
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r. IT,
Ne,. York Market.
Ny,y YoRh. Aueust ppm
AsHES-Psts Unchanged al 25la6 =. Pearls At
.uIag-5
C6TTON-yuieta and steady. s-ll bales RICK
&C. mid iIir,. 1ni.r1s
FIYJR Ac-Receipt- Of -four 1850 barrels
Fiog- more active n 10 ce Is letter ale. lf an
barrels ~ il IN for superfn- Western AID state
3 -5If HO for common 10 rood extra Western and
St.te. so-r flf1r FOOD 10 choice ettrs Western and
state. l5i al 81 Tor common 10 cho.,e white wheat
Western EXTRA 5qiH- a. for common o. good extrs
ONO. ula- - for common TO choice e1t-a It
drmer sale. Go barrels at ooa5 90 for common to
good and ',G' r for good 10 cho &c extra Rye
h1ur ll7'' SAFES --' 'AfIei' ri 'd''V 'oru meal
WtuskEy- Firper sales so tarrsl. At s;g,at
olosif,r "a
GRsIN Re,srr+. ~ ,Fbas, a. az bnsbels What
FOR rejected D al p for No Spring 3,Dl q
Tor winter red and amber Western I s. for white
Western D 80 for No Spring. Rye quiet sales
-! bushels az ~ ioE western; heeelpis q Corn
- A. Tor new mixed Western Receipts Of Oats
li.l62 bushels. Oats one % two cents tier sales
i9ool bushels at 5oG53 for Western 52G5- for Ohio
and state
HoPS-l nchsugei at ltT@1
toft Eh-faiT request sales 900 oass OF Rio.
AT, HSteaq ~, sales s." hoS'head' at sG1o f'r
W5IssSFs mi
RrCE-Nore active; sales an tserces at9ag,
IROLEUM-Quiet at u! ais Tor crude a6G4si
for refined;
fhoN lSIpNs-fots actlVe anl lower sales go
nairels AZ - ~, i<Ior mess = Vld3a 90 for prime
D., 1 'vI I I''nS lue :. beel quiet Alss y
oSIIe.s AZ = w % % lor pisin mess % va y .,
active ard arm sales SO tere AZ n d 40 Tor
plain mess, 80 Ota3l 20 for India rness Cut meats
dull 81 lsd2l FOR picked hams Mddles quiet
sales a. boxes at l5A for long and clear. Lard Arm
and quiet sales $40 tierces at l6H6i for steam; Il
r ~ Tor kettle rendered also 5ol tierces fr sep
ee.er on Pl'4Ie terms ior peGein. q a. ha',el
t u,st e ~ s.eaiy a. Gr, or "ee'v'H' S7"' ioi
o'a'e' NHeoee Nu'i a' tUl'i'
--.--------
MARRIED.
ATWATER.-In this city Wednesday evening. Aug.
<+th' MIS- ambrose At~ater' aged bo.
kING-SToNE-In Hinesburgh, Aug 18th. by
Rev {. r Ferrin, Albert X NJ and Zoe Stone, both
Of IIinesburgh.
p.ev D,,vp A. ,,,a -os;5e,.e Of tho b-;5o,.
f,tber, Augusf 6.b nv the Rev W Fsirb.nt.
NJ Vr,pL ~ Pc - A,,eii, A Aida, 1ars,bt.r
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Deputy US. Marshal As Messenger

V'HIS Is To GIVE NOTICE That on the 18th
Il day Of Aug. A. D.. l57O. Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of Walter McDonaId
Of st. Adams, in the County Of franklin and
state Of Nermont who has been adjudged a Bank
rupt on ms own petition that the pay
ment Of any debts, and delivery Of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, 10 him, or
Tor his use, and the transfer of any property
Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt. to prove their
debts, and choose one more Assgnees Of his es-
tate. will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be
holden at the Office Of L. L. Lawrence in Burlington
in the County Of Chittsn1en, and State OF Vermont
before L. L. Lawrence Esq Register on the 3Oth day
OF August. A ID. lS70. at , O'Clock p NJ
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THE WIFE, both before and after she has become a
uair0n will find Plantation Bitters literally pres
ent help n time II trouble, and. under 10 circum-
stances or condition, can Il prove otherwise than
beneficial. Daring nursing 10 may be taken as an
nvgorant with great advantage both 10 mother
and infant, anc, when maternal anxiety is awaken
eel by the falling appetite, unnatural languor, and
general indsposition Of delicate daughter. there
no tonic or Alternative which will work such rap
Do and heaithful change in the condition Of the fair
invalid Plantation Bitters. For the morning las
.itude and depression Of spirts, caused by late
hours and what il called fashionable dissipation
there is nothing comparable % this famous vegeta
hle restorative
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WISo5-sI-The authorities have called a
village meeting, On Tue-i7y. the apth. At 10
O'Clock P. " tr tleplrra-- af prov ding means
Of protection against Gre. The proposition to
raise a tax Of -5s,s 90 the dollar, ami purchase
81 Engine, Hose, Sc, i,;3 be voted on. and
if thst fails. then, something else The les of
AZ Engine seems 10 Dee growing IN favor, As it is
feared that the village may burn down before a
more elaborate aui expensive system Of wster
works csn be PIT ia working order. The welfare
and sloi name of the village demands prompt
sni harmonious action in ,he matter
a Lalreot Cool T.up,,rs was organized at
jericho Corners on Monday. Angus, pad, to he
known as Union L7lgeN5 SUI %. Of G. and
the following officers were duly elected snl in-
stalled
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gem advertisements.

The music and words viii be thoss in use
FIFTY YEARS h6O, OR MORE,
There will be short speeches from neighboring
clergymen and others.
II is for the benefit Of the LADIES' SOCIETY.
nov raising funds towards repairing the church.
Abundance . cents. Childrsn under 70 years
~ cents. Aug 22-wlt
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xrpal 4utifes.


I'VE, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict u Chittenlsu Commissioners 10 receive, eI-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of
AL persons, against the Estate Of Harry
Everest late u milton. In said District de
ceased. and also all claims and demands eIhib-
tied in offset thereto. and SIX months from the
day u the date hereof being allowed BY said
Court for that purpose. do therefore hereby
give notice. that will attend 20 the business OF
our appointment at the dwelling Of E.ilaheth Everest
In Milton in said District. on the last Thursdays Of
October and January next, at 10 O'Clock
A. ". on each u said DAYS.
DATED this 18th day Of Aug. A. =. $50.
NATHAN LINCOLN, ,,s..t-
eE3W D. II. ONION, OoD'iH'
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ps0r N,s-H's FUvERta The funeral Of
Dr. Leonard Marsh was ATTENDED at his lat,
residence Friday afternoon 10y a large con-
s,ar.e ofsympath.zing friends and acquain,ances
Rev Professors Petty and Buckham, his col
Leagues in the College Faculty. conducting the
exercises. Messrs. O.. +. Ward. 4 5. Dewey,
Daniel Roberto, Henry p. Hck5k, Henry Lo9mi.
All -he Rev J q Worcester acted as pall-bear-
srs touching Incident ofthe funeral, and one
tia. voulI have deeply affected Dr. Marsh, had
be tlrekn5wn it, wa the a.teuilnce of the Lin
coin Brotherhood in a body This association Of
c.lorel men testified their appreciation Of Prof
Narsh's vigorous championship of the ri ghts and
liberties Of their race, in wey which was very
grateful % the feelings Il the family. The inter
ment was in Green Mount Cemetery At the
grave sclec, choir sang the hymn ' Unveil
thy bosom. faithful tomb. &c tine still evening air
allowing the full effect to both words and music.
Inc ceremonies concluded with the beautiful
oaF'a! service of,he ~ Z Church.
TINS 'AoiRayo,cs" ON FtRE.-The line
steamer 90 Adironlack'' took IRE Thursday am.
when shout half VS. between Piattsburrb and this
city but the flames were discovered in season
to prevent extensive damage The FIRE csu,b,
IN the wood wogk near the blower, t...r ,r
the state room deck, and the FIRST ip,ir,,,;or q,
its presence VAS the smoke issuing from tho
doors opening on the msin deck. The sI,--,
was Immediately given and the hose attached To
the force pumps, when the flames we're soon ex.
tinguishei. The admirable fire arrangements on
the steamers on this line render an extensive fir,
almost impossible if it is discovered in season
The crew are drilled each day, and at the FIR,
alarm the deck hands repair to the quarter
boats, the cabin crew man the pumps, and al
tne others not embraced in these two divisions
are under the immediate command of the Cap
tain' 50 that there is no confusion ard conse-
quent loss Of time, but every member of tn,
crew knows exactly wis; to DO. The effect Of
TINS discipline was satisfactorily demonstrated
on the Adirondack YESTERDAY am. It is no,
known how the fire caught; hut it is thought
that some Of the passengers might have careless
ly dropped match down the blow hatch.
There were about hundred passengers on board.
and they were all greatly alarmed until it was
announced that the flames had been extir-
guishel
InE celebration Of the ninety-thiri snuiyer-
sAry Of the Battle Of Bennington. which ,ook
p'Ace At North Bennington, Tuesday, was sue.
'sA The attendance was very large. and the
Slaress by Col. Veazey of Rutland was eloouep,
And very well received
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InE celebration Of the niuety-third snniver-
sATy Of the Battle Of Bennington. which took
PAee Al North Bennington, Tuesday, was sue.
'eAs' The attendance was very large, and the
Sllress by Col. Veazey of Rutland was eloquep,
anu very well received
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Special 6utitrs.
ETERNAL VIGILANCE

EFT KNAI NTIIINNIt
Is the price Of Health well of Liberty. Be on
your guard against poisonous hair dyes.
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Is the only one that has stood the test Of chemical
analysis. At the store of the proprietor, Aston
House New York, may be seen the certificate Of
that able analytical chemist
PROFESSOR Chiffon,
testfying that it contains no harmless ingredient
On the other hand, in the d" Journal Of Chemistry
may be found the statement that there are upwards
Of thirty poisonous hair dyes before the public.
Choose the only safe and sure one
CRISTADORO's HAIR PRES ERvAT1vE, As a
Dressing, acts like charm en- the Hairsfter Dying.
Try It. Aug s--d&wlm
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J. m. SMALLEF,
s-2v Deputy L. S. Marshal, as Messenger

IN the District Court Of the United States for the
L District Of Vermont in the matter Of Simeon
o. Buxton, Bankrupt. In bankruptcy. The IN
dersigned as-ig nee Of said bankrupt hereby gives
notice that il has been ordered by the District Court
OF said District, that the second and third general
meetings Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt Re
held at the City Of Burlington in said district on
the 18Th day Of September, A. ID. 1870, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the ONCE Of L. L. Law
renee, Esq before L. L Lawrence. Esq, one of the
Registers in BankruJ tcy, for said District for
the purposes named in the 9Th and 18th sections Of
the Bankrupt act and thai / have filed ny final
account as assignee Of said Bankrupt and that
az said time and place ! shall apply TO said
Court for the settlement Of my said account and
for discharge from all liabilities as Assignee Of
said estate in accordance with the provisions Of said
18th section Of said Act
Dated at Morristown in said District this 18th day
ofAugust, A. D, 's7D.
W.T. Y " WATERMAN Assfv,sa
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IA y y \ n vi ~ n Il y f. n Il Ls
STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persons con.
DISTRICT OF cHirrESDES S. Hannah Merrill, late
Of Colch,Fert, il said District. deceased.
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden, the 18th day
of Aug. A d. l-7n. Instrument, purporting 10 Re
the last viii and Testament. Of HanLah Merrill.
late Of Colchester in said District, deceased, was
presented 10 the Court aforesaid for Probate and il
is ordered by said Court that the 10th DAY Of sept
A. D. l,-u at the Probate Court Rooms in said Bur
hngt0n. be assigned for proving said Instrument
and that notice thereof he given to all persons
cerned. by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively in the Burlington Free Press" newspa-
per printed at said burlington, previous 70 the tine
appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified % appear BE-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate of said will II you have cause
Given under ny hand at Burlington in said Dis
triet, this 2lth day Of Aug, A. d. 1870.
9E3w T. Z. WALES, Judge.