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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

LADIES viii do well 20 remember that
nAyA sol Market space, corner Eighth
street (who has always on hand choice
straw goods ard pJrasols at cost All other
goods IL very ioWprices. PROFIT By the In
formation '
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE Scholarship, -
To-day the trustees OF the public schools viii
award the Columbia College free scholarship
10 the male pupils Of the public schools Of this
city, who shall have been adJudgcd by them
to DO tho mOst meritoriOus scholar. This
scholaTahlp Is free gllt from DIR. q. W. SAM
son, the president Of the college, and IL Il tho
sixteenth that has been given for the sole
purpose Of encouraging pupils In the public
schools 20 set their mark higher up both In
scholarship and conduct George W. Riggs
DIR. Gunton, Horatlo King, and the late Amos
Kendall have united with DR.. samson and tho
school trustees In presenting these valuable
prizes 70 merltoriOus pupils In the public
schools, and their object Is certainly most
oommendable, and the llberallty Of the pub
lie spirited gentlemen has bcen appreciated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

MDUCEMEBT TO Bur Coon sEwIE0 MA
cHfNE.LWileox 4 Gibbs Sewing Machine,
the most simple and best constructed sewing
tSf%a inSlire Il he agency M Baums coTset
and hoopslIirt factory, 406 Seventh street, be-
tween ID and e, N ~ EIT Uli00 Tl71l III
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

{. PnE TRiAts or LIEE.LWhat shall do5
l am 70 debllhated that ] cannot attend 70
my ordinary duties, Try speer's STANDARD
Wine Bitters 4" they are uneNcelled, and VIII
act fayOfubly on an tho functions OF your
Eystdfn, and resl6re them 10 vigorous action.
They ard simply Speer's wine, without modl-
batlon, except by such horbs and roots as
PhysiAans use daily. cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

b FALsn CoLoRs THR FoRR-roP, WHO
Enlsh Inc browns aud blacks brought out by
RhalonA Hltalia, or Salvation for the Hair
from nalures2 No one, And mark, II leaves
no stain On Tho slln, and " clear and trnns-
parent, and haA no sediment, I.g.uRyn.I
Sold by all druggists and fanny goods deal
ors. o. eoSt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

, To remove moth patches, ,freckles and tan
from tile face, use Perry's Moth aud Freckle
Lotion. The only reliable and harmless
remedy. Prepared by Dr. b o. Perry, 20
Bond street. New York, Sold by aA drug
gists, ...........,,...,.- !. apl4-M&Ih5m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

VKRY ERARLT As good as Champagne, bet,
ter than claret and much more healthy than
either Is the Ptre Apple Champagne Cider;
sold ty the Northern Produec Company 1907
Pennsylyanla avenue. This cider u put up
In PINS and auaris and sold BY Che dozen OF
easp r ~. III. n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02

Iousley VS.. Giles S. Appleton Eliza W. Buel We
Charles Wheeler ct ais. Richard Hines VS.
James and Mary Flynn ; VIM. NJ. Naramore ys.
Vernon Ssyton ct ais. q; Charles W. u eed vs.
Samuel Drafiin; Hannah Russell ci ais. We.
MILO C. Stewart; Morillo Moves VS.. Albert G p
Drew. Charles Reel appointed s,ecisl mastery
David T. Sharpley VS.. D. L. SAarD,ev and Wifi
Lyman, Converse and Pomerov vs. Moody Has,
kell Ct els, (orators testimony IN he Sled nv
Jan Is, and defendants 20 be fici nv Anil 1s;
b, 3. Northrop and F. D. Cotton app3iateI com
missioners)
DtscoHfiauci rit0ui cosis.-Roa,eil & Fay
". Simeon H. Bliss e.. as; 3lsrcgs HuIl vs.
John L. Rockwooi Ethan a. Leach vs.. james
Shelby The Court was then adjourned sise 9i,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02

The audiences 20 City II... forth. igaa- ...-.
..., .,s.-,, rho ..,...s .....- t......
l1s very me .'a'e.- .' . --t.-' 9.. a'.-
ei out q very small st,5--A.-. l-e --a-
rsu.-i-- + G.-tr..1--H .. --.,-.. s--..
-....., IL,
'Ai'-'''--' "A.'- - -''..
month after month iu Boston, a-i -.e- t-.s &.
ike successes in future. hal h.r -f-a+ s-r-. Be-
.... t.-. ..l..-. 4.. Glad. ..... .. Ola.
n. GO evenings o' us -''3 0@ ---
I--'l''' '"' "-'
President Angel 'as opening lecture t-
Young Mems Ohrisa-a Az. --a- a--
an audience se.e'; and cult, -.sI -- say
could -e.tre' alt 10 BID Pr. ..a.a '. .1e "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02

We direc, our readers 90 She advertisement by
Tie Leonard Scott Publishing company Of their
reprints Of the English and Scotch Qusrter.ies
and Backwooi's Magazine We have from year
to year eheerta'ly given place for the advertise
men' Of 'his company; and We have little to add
10 what We have many times saii Of these publ
cations 0feourse there are to be found some
articles IL them shich more especially iuteres;
ho'opeln readers, and occasionally articles in
which many readers ia ,iis country will fad
matter 70 oajeat 30. But IT !. unie1i.b,e that
there is IN ta,n great variety Of p,eien-
si'e aai able treaiaes on topics which are Of in
terest to all who wish 20 keep thems,lve. ro.te5
On the Progress Of knowledge and the character
Of the discussions which prevail, in regard 70
historical, political, literary, scieutifc and re-
hg'ous matters, AMI occupy the pablo stten-
ton throughout Christeniom 10 publication.
IN cur own country can be a substitute 10 tie
thoughtful reader, FOR these long established and
ably condae,ed foreign ones.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02


uxsuccEsruL soRTIEs FRoN PARI'.
A despatch flOm Versailles states that the
French made .orties from Paris On Monday night
in different directions. hut were repuls't In
every instance TIE Germans took l'o0o pr
soners.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES ANNOUNCING PaUssiAN VIZ
TORIES.
Queen Augusta has received snd read publicly
an official despatch from Versailles announcing
a victory of Prince Frederick Charles over Gen
Pallsdines on Monday, brief mention o: which
was received yesterday. Another official telegram
from Versailles states that the French army Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02
Chancery Term.
HOY. JOHN rlERroISr. CHANCELLOR

N.
MoNDAY, Nov. IS, 1870.
The adjourned term Of the Court Of Chancefy
WIS opened at 1890 this morning
The docket was called and the following de
POSITION made Of the several cases marked for
hearing at this time:
Confessed and decree was ordered % be er-
tered in Vim. 7. MeManus VS. Owen McGrath
as; Joseph Rounds vs. Alexander Niece /;
Lemuel B. Plat y. Geo = Smith and THAI. R.
Fletcher Martin Wires VS. H. C. Richardson
and Cordelia S. Richardson Fred Fletcher We
Harmon n Tracy Wm Mead ". A. J. Haths-
way and Frances Hathaway Thomas Crosby,
airr. &. al. VS.. Alexander Gordon ct ais Or
vile Sinclair vs. Geo T. Smith et ais. Julette
W. Keller va VIM. L. Strong WD. Perry and
Louis German vs. Geo. T. Smith ct ais. A.; Julius
T Binghsm VS. Orvin Pel,on Ct ais. Orio 5.
Lockwood vs. Gilbert D. lsham.
Decree for Orqtor.-Rufus u. 4. BarsioT vs.
Peter German 1t ais, (time Of redemption to
expire Dec. !, 1S7l) Andrew Dow It al We.
William K. Patrick et ais, defendants TO have
notice Of assessment) james Il. Hills and wife
vs.. Edward c. Loomis, (time Of redemption to
expire Msrch !, 1S71).
U-Iih the Court-N. ". Gilbert vs.. J u.
Conegys Albert L. Catln W. the Burlington
Woolen Co. et ais.
The following were continued: Edward A
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pI,!NEss NOTICES.


a.. OIL, send tie WEEkLT TREz Pass and
-, F.r1f Nsv Yorker on' Year f3- ; p, in
~, mia. send the WEESLY FRAE TE4s> AID the
..-.r.-g Gentleman one year, FOR sio1, i'm ADVANCE.
~. viii send the Free PREss I5eesly and Heath
40 H--s weekly AMI the An. sgr.-r-'a-i,r Month
-,. one year, for So clsl 10 advance.
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Ienal Slntifes.


STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con-
DISTRICT Or CHlrrESDEy g cerned in the estate Of
80. to-. Mary j. Randall,
'S'e u 0oichesier in said District, deceased.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
az l2r t.e District Of Chittenden on the 18th daV
OF Soy. 4: d. 1870. an Instrument pu-r,0rtin, to
pe the last VA and Testament Of Mary j. Randall
lAte OF Colchester. in said District, deceased
va pteseHted 70 the Court Aforesaid for Probate
anu IL Is ordered by said Court that the I'M daV n
Deeeia0 \. d. 1879, at the Probate Court Rooms
~ slld burlington, be sssigre't for proving aid
Inst eielt and that notice thereof be given 10 an
persons concerned BY publishing this order three
week successively in the burlington Free Press
= newspaper printed at said Burling ton. previous
10 the time appointed
IhEhEt9kk, You are hereby notified TO appear
Del9ic sali togrt, at the time and place aforesaid
anu contest the probate Of said will, If YOU have
cause. 's
Given under ms hand at Burlfngton E, sid HE
trict' THIS 18th day Of November A. D. Is7O.
='"3" T. (. WALES Judge.
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a..- D., Furnished or Applicant "a d. tai ..lce.
Business Notices la oeasp per line. Obituary no.
tees cents per line; also Scores % Ease Bail
Mstckes, Meetings OF s,,'l-ss AMI Lists OF officers
elected, resolutions relating 70 personal matters,
sc, dc.
-llrril.e notices 80 usat- Flae-4 notices %
cents Deaths gratis.
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- ET0WT TaUT =
Nov De- irs evcn-H Yea, publishes Sermons. u
Serial Story tor Jhs Family. a ueS Ch-l!rs1's Story
every week O. bats with tne little fl'ks Editl-ials
BY the hes. Method is. writers and oihe Foreign
mt D.1I---i- ,1rre-Don len @. fu ier a-m meat of
Eeli-.ogs 4ut Secular I-Jl'i i-c-c- lrce So
wear. Liberal premium Jr d mmis-iuT- 20
rIuvts-er-. >ua-cr' 1t.Jas CONNIE. cs % any ne.
For spec me1 enc oas tFn cs9t stamp tip cpAy
postage. Address THE METHOulSr, 10 NAssa1
ST. y. y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02

4-.... ,....
iscs'iANA'ys-
AS. Petersburg despatch ssrs ID :. not oit.-
..,........, Cha. 9.,s.;. r.. -s..-i d ga, ,-;-.-
i'aT her a'AA-.i-' ''- H''-- s'i 'i'-'7N' '9 .''
est for a dement, The report is reiterated
tl.s. Turkey is ..,r-..n;n- her frontier.
-..--,... ....-, Fan. g .b. los. f.s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02
gem Establishments.

Is already recommended by cur leading physicians.
"a a tonic and a nutrient ESP EClALLY ADAPTED
TO LADIES' with the most satisfactory results.
This beverage is extensively used where all spirtu-
Gus liquors and alas ds-aTtsd, a. IL differs from
all other malt preparations being almost free ffom
AlchOl, aud therefore neither intoxicating nor ir-
ritating as it contains More NutriIneat than Por-
ter, Ale, or tbs Strongest Beer
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.
TAisIANT ~ CO.. 27S Greenwich St, NY.
SOLE AGENTS FoR UsITED STATES. ETC.
Nov 2l-.d&w2w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02

now 80 EFFECT y CEeTAlN All PERIA-
--NI ca T.
some oo.rpt...as Of re pred.spos- to Cost.ge-
ness. especially those which allow bu. little exer-
else. P-:sols wh5 contract this unfortunate habit.
Of body, under such circumstance. might possibly
he relieved ny changing their sedeut-ry employ
rents for citizens of 2. re active kind bat this Is
Pow 10 means certain. Eabitu4l constipation is a
very Obstinate disorder. AL te ordinary called
rctned i5s invariably ag- ravats L. Nothing can be
more injurious than the continued ne q strong
aperieats. They 30 frs irsitats. and finally almost
uiralvzs the h0wels-renderu.y them so torpid that
enormous dos oicsthsrtc meCI,.es have 70 elieot
upou them. a mid tperiect, combined with a zen
lie stimuiaut, IS the true remery; AID a c0mhua-
ton 30 the happ.st proportion, u these Ingredients
is found IN EO.tstteT's Stomach Bitters. This IA
nous Stsuachie invigO-a.es the whole Intestinal
cansl while quietly removing from its convoiutiOas
an i,nseli,nenls 20 p Tree Uassa re through them.
no mere purza'ire has this double operation. 80
ordinary sjimu4nr effects the desired object. Cases
of Constipation abandoned as hopsies BY dis-in-
,yeeEs ay the Btiirs. To those who have tried Al.
the medicines Il the dispensa-y N vain, We ay try
this irresistible siim1l4at and npsr ent There e
no sufficient why G'tipatil should re the
consequences OF redentary habits Hostettsr's Bit
ter- by supp VI : the vizor which would otherwise
no derived frlm eser,.se, will in al cases enable
The system TO perform - sxcretory functions fegu
lady and BEAUTIFULLY. de9 2-deod8"It
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02

From Henry Blla~i, e., 7.e7,5>r " he
Csias4{sr Col.'y Bar
Frarrue~ry s,-t Do -.-.

Fron Henry Bllia~I, r., ae-a>r " As
Caai'ef,r Cola'y Bar.
Bral-erov. o-, .l $50.
pRE. LisuraILL sprrH
DaAa srRs - take piaA-a-, ir - Ing tie.
during ,hs pas; ,h-c- weeks lave been under
your usa,men; sr Chronic Cat --h. ue ro,ul;
t.us A. has sosn 10 Oh, hl-A,s. degree
'-t'I'.'iory TO ms-ruca more 50 ,sau has reason
90 -aac p,te. Tn. disease. which h.i troubled nc
Tor about eaur year. an frvb Oh Ghls .r.ea many
sat' u remedies -i.h9s. ava ,,,-s % re- rap. d-y
becoming removed ,,7 not ;ro highly recon
n'at your ,rre"ul az tul'p' treatment
would rate alec Chs. my We. Who sas ae.1 IN
der your t4ent ,5r tAo SAM lsa..a of .ls far
a2sr'iAi d-Aras,s Of loa. stan 2, Join, o. ne IN
expressing her appreciation q y,u- e,-cfulasss
and 'Aul In she ,r-a'nsH, o.: her EG,ult Gaze Al
the present time the symptom. quite pi,aiy ilti
cate .'ab';An'ial an.i p'r-aar-a. hsusa. z rot
perfect sat complete cure.
Feeling perfectly e,uateat ana; tho,e similarly
troubled, Z they .p5.y - you. vii. net al them
,slve. deceived ard tsfrsuded tut honestly a3ris-
ed. AID p7o's,,ioa4l,y ,-ea;si will Intelligence
ar skill make 'a., .'.tonea, in roe-ri To ny
owe oRp--io-o- with sn.-c choo,'alasas.
Yours truly.
HESRV BALLARD.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02
BY Telegraph


Nav Yo1E, Nov. 90.
GOLD-Contnued steady daring the afternoon in
fplte OF - Euiahcr Of sousntiOn European reports
from private sources that were circulating among
Wall street brokers, and cllsed fra at li0-fGlII.
The clearaIccs Of The day were ie than forty mil
Ions
GOVERNMENTS - Were very dull and with
scarcely any change in ;hc p-icss The following
are the closing quotations.
u 2. Is 81 coup.....Ii3i Do. 1907 reg July. l1ei
SO coup. Of e.. -...i07i Do S6s reg. Iuiy..lOei
IS t's % eou '5+.-iCl l-4n coup..-..... .iOes
New issue.
SOUTHERN sECuRITIES-Qaie. end gc-erally
steady excep. new south Carolina.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02
!. FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER . 1870

MONhf-lmprove1 In demand late in the day in
consequence OF .a-ge sales at the stock board, and
closed active at 5a6 por cent
oiEhLlNG EACHAN6E-Heavy at I091li0
oioCho Closed active aad lower, the declins
throughout The whole list averaging Gi pr cent
western Union apparently being the strongest N
the board Unicn Pacific securities do not recoyer
IRON the b'avy fall Of yesterday, and have lluctu
A'tu NileJ stock to-day selling down 10 Il. and
income bonds 70 5S. The cause Of the decline
uVt 70 ne hardly understood, but is attributed by
some q The best informed to an agreement betweea
VIC directors and the Company In regard TO past
ana present speculatons II is also stated th.t IN.
than 5000 between two officers OF the road menu
lu1eJ drawn 70 settle an adjusted difference The
ciosins quotations were: stock 76l7t.: first mort
ut 9iA9li wv"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02
rERNIs. INprCENIENTs. SC.

TFRM>-S3 Year Of 81 Numbers. and only
tL51 q Clubs ofIcl. This Quarters % Numbers
sent 2 vi, s. 0ferei ABOVE. our lab ILirce-
meats ,or .--l are unprecedented Specimens Pre-
m. Im List. So sent i--- % az forming Clubs
and We want i've CUB Agent in every Town. Ac-
dress
D. d. T MOORE. 81 Fars Row. New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02

Leaving as the list for State Taxes Sl,0sl, 1904
Some comparisons and comments on the Li..
ne reserve for future occasion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the following
1 real estate, viz
Hi. Home Farm containing Aos acres Of land. good
,upply Of choice Fruit. good young sugar orchard.
sne.sr House and fixtures CT modern improvements
for making sugar Running water at the barns for
The stock. District school, High school. and
Church within thFeefOOr OF mile and two
Cbsese Factories within twn miles. Location pleas
M near the centre Of Willst0n.
Also wood and Timber Lot Of 81 acres, and
Pasture OF IS acres. 335 acres IN al.
The above described lots can he sold separately
or toge.her Also the stock and tools with the farm
If desired For further particulars enquire Of the
H.CHAPIN.
,x-,ltis,on VI SAINT 18th ia7n-dotkwtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02

hni IGltest running Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
l 'he world. and the very fact that Ftrs Hasdr %
Taou's1d of these machines arc in use 10 day, shows
now NE .rr-t rlhLLc Lnrnrse DIE 8. The
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02
PORTA
q, LADIES AND ALL OTHERS JslSG
shuttle Soaring .TFacb5WCS.
tbs STANDARD
Sewing Machine II the weird.

Sewing Machine " the wcrld.
II sou want the best SEWING MACHINE. buya
/ Neu style Wneeler and Wilson SHsr: Fed
Look Stic5 SEWING MACHINE.
Tho Wheeler Wilson has long been known A the
Most Durable,
hn1 ullJest running Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
iI 'hc world. and the very fact that Far Haadr,d
TaouFs1d of these machines arc in use 10 day shows
now the greet public endorse this g. the
STANDARD SEWING MACHINE
OF THE WORLD.
Tho Whseer wilson Company mate and sold
in 1869, the enormous number OF 1866 family
chimes.
A number Of valuable improvements havs
been la-ey added to this machine, and il you see
the Nsir Machine you will buy other The UNI
dersigned having taken the General Agency for
Northern Vermont, has opened office in the store
next % Ripley 6nattuck's, on Church ST. whore
he via be happy 10 show these machines to all who
will favor him with call. Machine Stitching Of
all kinds done in tho best manner and at reasonable
prices An machines fully warranted FIR three
years, aad will sell them on time, the pay taken
in instruments IL desired.
~ Active Agents waited, to whom extra IN
dgcement' VIII he offered.
Old machines rsadjusted and repaired in the best
manner. S0LpN II. ALLIS
Sept %i-d&"u Genl. Agent.
PLANT STANDS. FLO WEIR TRELLi-
SIS, TERRA GOTTA HANGING
VASES, WIRE HANGING
aASK ETs. FLOW
ER POTS. At
PEIRCps.
so BAGS
ASHTON SALT,
90 BAGS CANADA
SALT, FRUIT JARS.
AT PEIRCRs.
1000 MOWER SECTIONS, 80 KNIVES
COMPLETE FOR WOODS NOW
Err. AT PEIRcEs.
June 6-.d>f
THE CHORAL TRIBUTE.
~
L. o. EMERSON.
IN standard Church Music Book for
the Coming season.
The most poD1lar Book f,r the Choir ami slnyiny
School now before the Public.
Price, si-5li si3 50 per dozen.
Specimen copies sent to any a1dr,ss post paid On
eceipt Of retail price.
OLIVER DITsON co, - Bo-,o,
T. H. DltSoN co. Ncw-Yorh.
Nov e1-d&wtf
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willis.on. VT, Sept. 18th. ls7o-dat4wtf

GOO AWEEK paid Agents. male or female, IN
CDO now manufacturing business at home. No
capital required Address NOVELTY CO.: saoo,
Me. Dec l-tdkwiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02

VI D. PARMELEE offers his farm for sale. for
". lpe-ly owned By Charles L. smith. contain
IN taoqt ~ acres situated on Bristol Flat, ono
Of the frrst places m New England, q miles from
Br,stoi Village e, mile froo New Haven East Mills
where there j. a Cheese Factory. A good Dairy
Farm. veil fenced Plenty Of good huildinS+-one
Of IA. arges, and best barns in the county plenty
4, = vvf.od and we'll Watered with MICS brook run
1i,,, Though ,he Yards sixty acres or interval
very rest for grain.-the remainder olsy. SAIL
firm is one Of the best In the County. IN sooc
For further particulars call and see.
g.,T I Is-u-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02
ALPMErs RoRRIN,. ESTATE

9AAiE Of FEtshONT, , To all persons con
DISTRICT OF CHrrrgvorx - cerred in the Estats Of
.,,.. AlpEeus ROBBINS late
Of Burlington in sad District deceased,
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District OF Chttendeu on tie lstb da N
November \ ID. $50, an instrument purportipi. 10
be the last VIII and Testament % lphers Rnhbins
late o. Burlington. 10 said District deceased
was presented % the Court aforesaid Tor Probate
and It Is ordered ny said Court that the 18th dqv Of
December. AID $50 az tle Probate Court Rooms q
said Burlington, be ASS -nei for proving said In
strument and that notice thereof be given 20 all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
newspaper printed at said Burlington previous 10
the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified % appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate % said viii. il you have cause
Gwen under -ly hand 40 burlington in SAID Dis
trict, this 18th day o. NoF. A. d. 1870
iva" q. Z. WALES. Jucsa.
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TERMS
CLUES

discount of f,-eHty per cent. viii be allowed t.
Clubs OF four more persons Thus, four copies OF
BIackgood. or Of one hevicg. ~ili lie sert 10 one
atdre4r f- 81 So -Four clpi-s q The f0ur Reviews
and BlaekTo for SO, and so for clubs OF
ten or more persons. copy gratis u the Ectter-uo
of the club IN addition To- the above discount.
PREMIUMS TO MEN SUBSCRIBERS
New Subscribers To- any Two Of the above Perlodl-
Gals for III will be entitled % receive ore Of me
-Four Rsf1ses Tor i7-u. New Subscribers 20 All the
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