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HAIR NORk.

The Misses Bradley,
BHIter's Block, College street,
keep constantly on hand, cr make 10 order
SWITCHES,
CHIGNONS.
CRIMPED WATERPALLs
CURLS
FRONT PIECES. ETC.
CombiHgs made up in the best manner
Also, Hair Jewelry, including Pins, Ear Rings
Chains, Sleeve Buttons and Charms
Of every description.
Parties run no risk In leaving choice hair
with US, all our own grading
and Mounting, thereby avoiding the risk Of sending
II away. All orders from out Of town promptly at
tented 10. Fair prices paid for hair. We agents
for Miss 5umnel's japanese a nice dressing for the
hair. MISS J. Z. BRADLEY,
Nov. l-d&wa MISS II. Y. BRADLEY.
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PARIS, April l2-uoon.
CONTINUOUS FIGHTING IS THE SUBURBS og
PARIS.
a loud sll uninterrupted caHnous lie has been
kept up since last evening between Chsd.,on AID
the southern forts Infantry also are engaged,
and ta, noise If 1.;1ailleuses and muske:ry has
been ia.esslut since five O'Clock this morning
The cl-uoual.a- around Neuily. Porte M.i.'ot
and Porte lie. Tauss, has leeu resumed and il.
as violent as that on the south. Fighting is now
going on ia the Bois de B5ulc-ne alI al
Asiueres. Tie Commune is forwarding ren-
frcsmeuts The wounded sre coming in in
large Numbers The losses are heavy.
Tie oIeiai reports Of the commune claim that
Versailles wss repulsel on Tuesday evening, il
81 attack Ga the southern forts, sui that their
loss WAS Aelvywhle tbat Of the communists was
very light The commune believe that the
a-taa'. vas intended 90 mask an attempt to carry
the Nallo, gate iy surprise. 4 r1mor comes
from the Vsug,rsrl quarters in Che southern
part Of the city. that the communists hsye los.
the park Of issy, where they were entrcnchei,
and thst tie commanlan; Of Fort D'Issy has
been shot ty Lis own men.
Special to She Tribune.
DESPERATE krrEiLs Io THE NATIONALS To-
FIGHT
PARIS. April The official journal pub
.ishes an appeal from sundry women sdiuring
the guards TO fight to the last extremity. The
same journal also publishes decree promising
pensions Of six hundred francs to wives Of Ma
tonal Guards killed. and three hundred and
sixty-dye francs for esch child legitimate or il
Legitimate. Other relatives are also promised
pensions 10 certain cases.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


We will send the WEEKLY FREE PREss and
,-o-.', Ru-4i Yer Yorker one year for si25' in
ADVANCE.
We will send the WEEKLY FREE Pass and The
r.uuf-v GeHflsaGE one year, for $500, in ADVANCE
", will send the FREE Pass Weekly and Hea-"
d, Home Weekly aud the An. slr!eu,fH-''t Month
D.. one year, for s5.25 cash in advance.
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Che Slarke!s.
Yntertown Union Live stocI, Market
FOR THE WEN ENDING TUESDAY, april Do, l-7l.

1"-I'I u 1t = 7I7I \ - = lI-7T--s
Cattle Sheep lambs. Swine
This week, 7Il PASS g6-
Last week, 1896 1925
Vermont. UHI
Prices sof Market Beef-Choce. So ID, Extra,
sll ol0l 80 first quality, SO ulU 60 sos second
quality, s 70da 81 third quality. : ptaS ga.
Western Fat Swiue-Liye, 74Ssc t. 70 Dressed,
90 n l0i4c %.
Prices of Sheep and Llmhs-in lots, 81, 8 - S.
~ - $ % each extra, 3 5Q- 75,or from to &C
& To-
Veal Calves 3 % Do.
Prices Of hides, Tsli0w and Skins-Country Hides,
7lc Z 70. Tallow 1d6c e 81.
Pelts 81 - a 9 % each, Caf Skins lG a l-c p h.
Prices Of Pou try-Exua -1 -.c prime Is e.
lqc; good D. N l~!c. medium ~ I7ic poor %
medium litc %.
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Special announcement.
DIR. = Ny TEL
win continue to receive applicants for treatment
at the
g.F.T .S'ESS HOUSE,
Until April 10Th,
During which time he can be consulted daily,
FgpQ nf EhnrDp
Special ,9nsiOsxssceesenl.
Free Of Charge.

II you are affected with discharges from the
nose, whether Of soft matter or hardened, often
sive Jumps; if you have matter dropping into
the throat, or have to hawk, hem or scrspe to
clear it, especially so mornings if your breath
is offensive if you are easily tired and exhaust
ed, languid and debilitated /; if you cough more
or less, or hosrse up frequently if your throat
feels as though there is something sticking in
it which needs to be removed if you have pain
over the nose, the eyes, the face or head if
your eyes are wesk or watery. your memory
impaired, a frequent heavy, drowsy feeling, dir
illness occasionally, and general relaxed state
Of the system II y5u hare either ofthe ADORE
symptoms, you can be sure that you are affected
r0ih Cafarrh, and which, if not remorcd, toH
surely run you into Consumption.
No argument will save you no matter what
Dr.. Jones or DR.. Brown says as to its durability;
no matter what your neighbor's experience may
have been with patent Catsrrh Cures). if you
are not cured, with every breath of air you in
hale the seeds Of Consumption.
Waiting till your friend is cured is another
dangerous speculation for you. for while you are
waiting, is your disease waiting also Can you
hang up your Catarrh like an old coat and have
it mendei when you are ready? No, sir while
you thus speculate, the precious time is lost,
and the disease nay slip beyond the curing
point, and when you are ready to have it at
tended to, no human skill may be able to save
you.
The durability OF Catarrh by our treatment is
beyond question 5r doubt We eau furnish
abundance Of evidence Of radical and permanent
cures performed by US on parties residing here
and heresbouts, whose words are 4 guarantee in
themselves. Our treatment is painless and can
be used st home without interruption to bust
ness
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IN the District Court Of the United States for the
| District OF Nemout.-ln the matter Of John
T. Pratt Bankupt.-Not.ce is hereby given that
petition has been filed in said Court, by John +.
Pratt Of Bennington, in sud District. duly de-
clared a bankrupt under theiAct Of Congress l0f
March ID l-67, for discharge and certificate there
Of from all his dchts and other claims provable
under said Act and that the % day Of May 1871, at
DO o'clock A. Me- before the Hon. b. \ Smaliey.
Judge Of said Court, at his Chambers in the City Of
Burlington, is assigned for the hearing Of the same
when and whore all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons In interest may attend and
show cause fany they have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the sth day Of April
1871. B. B. SMALLEY, Clerk.
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ElcuUoSD.-At the snuud March school
meetings in Richmond, Hon J. L. Mason. Cant
Gleason and John Bostwick we're elected Pru-
Dental Committee for the village and GRADED
school district, which was formed by the uniting
of the two village districts last March meeting
At the adjourned town meeting held the 9Th
instant, after a long and animated discussion,
the meeting adjourned without making any
alterations in school districts, and passed over
the article relative to town systems.
The Richmond Cornet Pani were out last
Monday afternoon trying, for the first time, their
ne" band wagon, which accommodates sixteen
musicians very nicely. Our Richmond CORES
pondeni says " Although the band is not so
gorgeously Sttirel as some we have heard Of re-
Gently, they have been for the last eight or ten
months under the drill Of Prof Grant, and it is
doing them no more than justice to FAY they are
as tue band as there is in this part Of the
State"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-14

Hon. George Grenville Benedict. editor Of the
Burlington FREE Press 81 TrlEs, has been nom
mated Postmaster at Burlington. The FRsE
PaEss has been a warm supporter and friend Of
Grants administration, and this coupled with
the fact Of Mr. Beueiict's ability TO worthiiy al
minister the affairs Of the office, entities him to
Just such recognition as be has recei7ei-
Troy Press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-14

Three ringleaiers in the recent riots were ar
rested yesterday. Brooks was held to bail in
$1,000, and Gallagher and Morgan in 100000.
Arbitration was voted down, without a dissent
ing voice, at a mass meeting of the miners last
night to receive the result of the conference.
The representatives Of the Delaware, Lackawanns
aud Western Company hsve nearly all gone home
and a feeling Of dependency has settled upon
the community.
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ATTENTION {!

Soldiers Of 1912 :
IONGRESS has enacted law allowing pension
u % S7a month TO the officers, soldiers anci sail
Ors Of the Of 1872. who serve1 sixty DAYS or
more ana TO the widows OF such a. have died, and
who we're married previous 10 1915.
All claims entrusted u our ea-e. promptly at
tended 10, aud Information furnished.
The attorneys fee = fixed bv law at ST.
START & WATSON. Atty's,
Bank Block, Burlington, VI
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An important communication from Gov STEW
art, declining 70 call an Extra Session On the
question OF the grand LIST, will be found IN our
columns to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-14

Collision between MEXICAN and taitvd
States troop-.--Nn officer and
Eotty 1Ieu KILLED

Totty lIen KILLED
GALVESTON, Texas, April r..
a special despatch from Austin to the Calves
ton News says that Ke5ri IS AHIler's train,
loaded with bacon from Chihauhsu for Fort
Blyari, was attacked near the boundary by
Indians, and Keord, his wife and five other
Americans we're killel The Chihauhau frontier
troops pursued the Indians across the boundary
into the United States, and killed and captured
eighty. The United States troops at Fort Good
win went TO protect the Indians and came in col
lision with the Mexican soldiers. A fight ersued
in which the commanding officer Of Fort Good
win snd forty American soldiers were killed.
The Mexican soldiers numbered 200.
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See Advertisement Of re!iable agents wanted
tg the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
TO another column.
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CONSISTING Of Is5 acres Of land lying near Bar
" ton river, midway between carton village ard
Bs ton landng-well timbered md well watered,
with good sugar orchard Of coo trees. conceded 70
be one Of the best in Barton. The land has elayey
suhso and Is well adapted 10 grass II IS natural
dairy farm and easily be made 70 keep non. .
10 % COWS and a team. Buildings comfortable
for farm purposes. Price 5000 and posses, n
Immediately. Terms easy. Hn. W. CIRCUIT.
Barton March "A, Is7l-40v3E
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By Telegraph.
Stock Iaraef.

NEW YORE, April y.
There was scarcely sny movement to-day in gold
which closed dull and steady az ll0.Oll0s; the
cearances having been only about eleven millions.
GOVERNMENTS Closed much frmer, and an.
parently fully recovered from the decline in the
middle Of the day.
U. S. C. 81 coUp..-.ll6t New ssue..-........lII.
Currency 6's.........il5i Do. 1867 reg. July.IIla
SD coup. Of 62--...ll- 10 1865 res. Juy..IlZ4
U. S 6's so cou'64. -ll-i 1910 cOup..--.-..-Ius,
$40 coup rs old.-..ll2i
Union Pacilc7, first mortgage, -7la-5. Go Land
Grants, = str7@, do. Incomes, 7iiDsi do. Stock
143dD. Central Pacific bonds, 35iGg,. All Pacific
securities were much stronger and active this after
noon, Of telegrams from Washington that the gov
eminent would soon throw large amount Of bust
ness On the roads stimulating the advance.
MONEY-C0ntilued very essy NJ per cent on
governments. and per cent ou stocks with an
abundance of funds NJ those rates.
STERLING ENCuANGE-firr at iI1t diIHs.
STOCKS Closed buoyaut and speculation late
II the day was apparently in full tide IF success
The relief ot the IN lney market strengthened the
confidence Of the bulls, and all indications pJi-t 10
higher prices 10 the noag future
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Spetial AOtiGes.

FOR MOTH, PATCHES, FgECKLES
AND TAN,
Use PERRY'S MOTH q FRECKLE LOTION. 1t
is the only reliable AID harmless Remedy known
for removing Brown disooloration. Sold by drug
gists everywhere. Depot, 10 Bond ST., n. Y.
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THIS Bank was organized January s2d, 1869. and
1 il at present managed by the following board
Of olcers
GEORGE p. WOODS. EDWIN ". CHASE.
President Vice President.
DIRECTORS.
Peter Le'lair, Orm0nd Cole, A. j. Stevens, Elisha
Allen, u. W. Barrett, s. II Weston.
FREDERICK c. KENNEDY,
Treasurer.
Interest commences on deposits the first day Of
oach month"; aud paid semi-annually at the rate OF
SIX per cent. per annum.
At the annual meeting held January 2;th. 1871,
an extra dividend Of two per cent was declared.
and it is the policy Of this Bank 70 declare an
dividend each year II the condition Of the Bank
will admit L..
FREDERICK c. KENNEDY,
Feb 22-dsWln Secretary
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I0T 10y, and Gus.
ST 4 CLEEsYT8yS REsIDENcE.
At1-.ss F-4'- ~. Ertflohoru. 80
MISS AMPLE z. CIRCUIT. Principal
AHsI .a-w'w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-14

rI,HR ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of
L the Vermont Central Railroad Company, will
he held at the Office Of the Trustees and Managers
Of the Vermont Central and Vermont and Canada
Railroads, at st. Adams, Vermont, the second
day OF May, A ID. ISL, at Y O'Clock, noon, for the
election Of Directors for the ensuing year. and the
transaction Of any other business that may come
before the board.
By order Of the President.
GEO. G. SMITH, Clerk.
March N -t-iEUlm
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NOTICE.

EOR SALE at the New Steam MIL South Wharf
L GEO. W. BECKWIrH-
April 4-d&Wu
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The case o.. Whitney vs. the Town of Essex,
aaT % trial in our County Court, VII illus
crates the Laws delays" It hiss been, we
believe. thrice tried in the County Court snl
twice 'a fhe supreme Court, has, the lawyers
ly. ie5u decided both ways by the higher
court, has cost the town already good deal
more money than would have settled the Plain
@d's claim ar the outset, sud The Plaintiff, Of
course, al equal amount; anu it is tJiLl in the
legal Mill Both parties must hope that the rule
Of "ttr,e times ana Gus viii hold in th.s
case
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nrKLINGroNANp VICINITY.
Meteorological Record.

lat.4t7 y. Long q 10. Elevation above toe
r4ter Boz feet above Lake Champlain ~ feet
APRII-FIRsr WEEE-l57l.
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NOTICE.

VITUEREAs nv son Orvis o. Carpenter has
w boughtffrom the remainder Of ms time
during his minority will hsrelfter claim none OF
C. u. CARPENTER,
Huntington, VI. Feb. 10Th, l57i.s
4OW3w
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NOULTONS' PATENT WAFER
BING.

II BlNG-
, ,,.t,. ,-
ne l-.f'.' ,ii,.'' y H'.'. 20 90. = -'
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JAZZ U'''
Il vi! lAst as 'aS as th' noe i Agp' Il.l O "a
y. attsr saturated in ID feet III Tubing. = inches
m aiame+er Il made 0f the hest So e,.ed and kiln
s-5ef limb from O. u s feet 10 Ieurth Turned
-oft-d wound with conner wire sunk Ia grooves
t.iIl In .osI ar ,8rre-eF with .-sr i-sn .lti B-
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,--,,-.J esch side of gyt.er ..r-.s and 5iyas pe-
f,f gfisfsctin in eyer, Csc 4. f,- 81 hesrt from
h portable. weighing ten pounds per rod with
tho e5unli,gs Costs ms. one fqs much a. lead
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IL ,,,,-.Issc- v-i.r -9,i ana b. fr.b -ruhi.', h
~ y - -
Frics Or InsiHy "lt1 t9aqiH-f '9Hl.'i-
Inch Tubing. inch bore per rod. slI1
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sap Tubing. inch bo @. not tlrrei. and wound
......- - -, q,
Az eat fAotoly' ~ eA,eI. ~ o. .1. 800 u
mas n9t 9eeh u,ei, ia su. Tses le nii Yu 80
cry, the 9alanoe, Nhe1 inc Iuo.aE ) 4+!u' % re'-
L. ss hen toitsi yeo-s in "a. --areiIv sail and
c,1nJ narfeetlv sound
Itis f.r rret.-abie To any other .nlu,tor on the
fropnds fits pl-ifv. Cs.aguts, strength Fase or
Trs-sportation, Sc ItD rods per half tun Of the
smallest fize. one man can lay G1 RODS PER
ditch. Can couple the sizes together With no ex-
ira expense, thus making saving hy coupling the
larger sizes 10 the smaller and getting more Volume
Of water, for pressure, through the smaller Tub
ing.
for convey M sAF IL s1r Uses every etHer CON
auctor sugar makers Will uo wen 10 W Tie
rEsTINoSIALs'
MouLroS Bzos. Co..--Aner having used your
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~ s5ont Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil all over
- country. II any body has headache, toothsche,
choc pain see throat lsmePess s, Of any slna
I.1ne,s Ma-ic OIL d" II works like 4 charm"
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY FRoS ABRoAn.-F incent
rundberr of Stockholm. Physical in-Chief to the
King Of sweden. recommends HAIRS Vegetable
Siciiag Hair Remover for the scalp and for the
hair
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- D-. Pierce's Alt. Ext or Golden Medical Dis
CIV win not raise the dean, but it Will benefit
and care the living. Fer all severe Coughs Throat
- R,orcsial diseases it has never yet teen
,,aio5 For = Liver Complaint" or - biliousness,
ana Constipation Of the Bowels it is never falling
remedy Sold by druggists
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Bankrupt Notiers.


District 10 te-.- attn the matter oi e.. %.
French tn-- biH'rlpts- iu bankruptcy--Ihr
ul-ele--le- A- -Hhe 90 s9'-l hanhrupgs hereby
'.' -- il.' o. g 80 oI.;ele+ y ny
ana thIl general meetings OF lle cIedltors
u sait htlhruqts "e Lel1 az tle my 81
buI,ln-.en' ih sara iis,r,et' 9n the ~ DAY
Ok STAY, III - sc p cl"cA IN lle Altelnool-
- the oll'r gi L. L. Lawrence, ESQ. before L. L.
l4aWf,lce. i--l- enc N- the REGISTERS IN bans
r1pte5 l.r s'it H',5i-a-' ~ the purposes naiheI
u tAe q u .A4 'iA segl4As ei ile hahhrup,
A''- A.l llAl uis' n-rl ny hn3i t7oouni
p as7.snae % It 7 haaAIupls' 4ni ~ AZ S.il
the settlement of Said account, and ;ar discharge
irHm all i17tE Us assignee % -aid estate, 10 &C
'9rdan-e win t-e provisions Oh SAID --th section
ID SAN act.
aaei 40 l-4 --iu 10 si-.l -lsir.-- TINS IN DAY
% April y. %. '-... -
I. A WOODBURY.,
4lUaw Assignee.
go
Aloin-N 1NI ~ t'le hle.i olll1' i.' .Ie ~.
- tt.- 'i N'ii5 l- e % y T. .
warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued ns SAID
Court against t.e e-tAte q A L.. L. H. a L. L. Fair
.anEs. inlIFl.u9-'y an D. 9.-ptr.neis Ha1eI the
% tie County Of trlns..u' o ihe state u Yer
L'll' '' ~
lp'l tio te',.DH I 'Ho-' ~ NJ HIa w
w l-e-t 20 l.t ."' 1no Nottse5s
-,,,.-s -o .le- ~ +r tls- nae and The f-qrsfer ~
I1I' o e-ei B., u. l.s use ~ H. q -
any FI-te'l- ~ -lu-' ~ t'' iDo- ny -
- 80 ~ .-i -, -. - 80
49, =. .I--.,. -l-if5l. i..f.i.st' 90 ~
=, 49, 81 ~. '.'-. q - a - 49, "a
balArurl't. CD pr h'-tth nc n4ll.ne ,'n' 10 sti
Als'IiS O. .- -i iA5 .- Ati = ~ - -, - .'
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a. I---.,- 80 80 -''
h'hAIu'''1 'n '-.i N'-I'- en- % rosrrp
~ 80 ~ 20. - -
f."'" q % no 2--, -- SUI s0''
No.. ~. 1-...,, s.,..y fifth,
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TIE ole.ant and comm lilu- Steamers
ADIRONDACK. Capt. WM. ANDrEsoS
UNITED STATES. Go. RrsHLow.
viii. on and after MONDAY, April p ls'i, form
ADALY LINE EACH WAY.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Burlington On the arrival olthe w. Central
Train, 9.l' p. NJ
Close connection Is made at Whitehall With trains
Of Rensselaer, Saratoga X. r., for Saratoga, Troy
Albany, New York, and the West
On Saturday mornings the Steamer United states
will leave Burlington. g. .o a. m. connecting with
the train for Troy, Albany and New ork.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Burlington 500 p.m. Arriving a. Platts-
hurgh 100 IN. Montreal and Ocienshurs the next
morning.
Freights taken at lowest rates.
- THROUGH TICKETS can be obtained on
board OF Steamers and at tho General Office, West
side Of City Park
Passengers and Baggage transferred between cars
and boats FREE OF CHARGE.
General Superintendent.
Burlington, April 3, t-sl-t'd&Wu
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I Hr.-... pills N--
t-r--... I0.H. .t.-u 4-. .s..s H.
......-..aH. .-. .....-... .-.-
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The Remarkable Properties Of BRowS's BRos-
cBIAL TRocHEs have been thoroughly estee
steadily Increased and purely upon their owa mer-
IL. they have found favor with those who' IRON
Pulmonary. Bronchial, or Astbmatic complaints
hcaciOus.
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gepal Aotires.


WI, the Subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Honorable Probate Court for the District
OF Chittenden, Commissioners TO receive, EXAMINE,
and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of Levi French, late or IN,
derhill, in said District. deceased, and also AL
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto,
and six months from the day OF he
date hereof, being allowed by said Court
Tor that purpose, we do therefore hereby give mo-
tee that we will attend TO the business OF our
appointment at the house Of Geo. II. French in
Underhill, in said District. on the 18th day OF
May ISL and DIST Of October next, at 10 O'Clock
a. m each of said days.
Dated this 9Th day Of April, A D. 1871.
HIRAM DAY. . ,,-.;.;,r.-,
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GREETING

STATE OF VERMONT, }, The Honorable Pro
DISTRICT oFcHTsyDES S. t-ict Of C Nj ten len
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of James Moiies. late Of Colchester, in said Dis
trict. deceased.
WHEREAS, application hath been made 10
w this Court in writing BY the said administra-
tor praying for license and authority 70 sell the
real estate Of said deceased, including the
rcverson Of the widows dover therein, for the pay
lnsnt OF debts AID charges q administration, ami
setting forth therein the amount Of debts DIRE from
tie said deceased, the charges Of administration,
the amount OF personal estate, and the situation OF
the real estate.
Whcreup0n ;ho said Court appointed and
signeditAe 1-ut day " April A. D. 1871, at the Pro
bate court Rooms, ia said District, TO hear ami de
eide upon SAID app cation, and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof he given o. all persons interest
Ell therein, Ply publishing said order, together
with the time and place oi hearing, three weeks
successigeiy @ the Burlington FHEE Pass, news
paper which srcUlates iu the uei-hborhood Of those
persons Interested In aid estate, all Of which publ
cations shall De previous o. the day assigned for
hearing.
THEHEFoEr. you are hereby notified % appear be-
fore said Court, 10 the time and place assigned, then
and there ia said Court % give bands, the law
q reefs for the payment Of the debts. and charges
of adm ri trati1n, and make your ob estiou, to the
granting such license, b you see clu-s.
Given uniermy hlui,at the Pr hato Court Rooms
this st day OF APRIL, A. D.. ISL
4!v3w T. Z. WALES, Judge.