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BOSTON MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY. hay 80.
FLOUR. Tho dem md for Flour has been steady
Ior an lending aad well known family brands aud
ijr them prices continue 70 he sus aimed, but com
mon and medium grades are dull and FIR them a l.
ces have tended 10 favorG buyers The 70 e- ha ve
been az > IS 81 for Western superine S. 5l- for
common extras ssG ~ for Milwaukee extras f.. aud
s. 25D' for Minnesota. inc I'd NJ choice and favoi-
hakers brands in wAite Wheat the sales have b.s1
az AS = for Ohio, Indiana and Michigan s. "a.
s32l t'r Illinois and g. 90 N sllTu for 81 T.nfs
& lru Meal has been IN fair demlni s.-1asf T.
biol anf hy Flour at O. -0aG OBJ p bhI
bBAlN. The market Tor Corn remains without
material change Prices are low, hEr the demand
loom the lfAIe ia, neen moderate. The "a es have
been at 81 'l-2c 2 bush. fir Western ald Southern
yellow and s-d-Ic ior We tern mix.i- Oats have
been duh but prices are steady The stles fore
ranged from $50 BE e bush for common and cba lea
Rye las leen taken in small lots ats Ieal Is n
huslei. Barley cells at sJ 70 : Do & BUSH As o.
quality, ny J., dlil. Shorts 80 and zine Feed and
d ,lal NJ 49, L Ton,
PROVISIONS. The P rk marx e. is dun and D-iees
continue I" iLie 10 laF'- % buyers Packers are
no" purchas.u ny Hogs qlite low, and this has con
siderable iniueoce GA the marset The saIes have
been az 81 6in D. for U-iue sI7 SD IA sI-f,r NJ.
ana : t- ~ % -I llr c-rir. Beef remains the same
hs sales have ueel at 3 "a % for mesg ssh Ir
81 TT tAl'a mess ard ST. n -l for family. Lara
has been selling at 10 aG 10 .cg h for steam, .r5
Aet 'e fe-A-rti. Dressed HOGS Blvc been selling
al D.. q e ih- Smoked nams are dun and 75oys I.
and slles 80 . lie E. o. for Boston snt l,gs.4rp
PRODUCE The arrivals OF Butter Iave ts.-
quite large -l pTic cultuue % tend dapnvgtr.i
The t.es nave teanat 90 ~ -c fr choice New Y0rk
and eruo1t c4fres ami ID NJ re log cum Oh m AND
-U ID. Western Butter has toea .Hl1 a. Is n ~ A.
p Tyr .l--nn and good. The market ilr cheese y
eu.l- o.-i ID. choice i-l-ory h.s been selling M
j. 70 Dr. e. and dairy ir.z D.. T. % f- .-f.--i0r
ana prime Ls AiFc be- @ .u ii.r d-r-ant at % q
l-i td.fen l'f Western and Eastern. Potatoes have
been sel.t1E NJ HI ~ g. BUSH O. mad. p .g
are quiet. White Beans are FATHER more .s1l--ss
Tor. tut pri .ts re main tie same
WOOL Tho mark me ia 9 week has f.,.-..,..,
p Him rs PREVIOUSLY nolee1, vita G 2 .51 demand
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sperial 3aotitfs.


GU nave nj AEAtd Them.
Wet n Of debility who s responsible for your fee
tlensss No: yourself, You will gay, .fr you've
done all you could % cure IT, That mistake on
your part.
You haven't tried Hostet.ors Bi,teIs.
Gloomy dyspeptc. with az rneasy stomach AID a
woridweary face. ofcolrse you don't think yourself
responsible for your own torments. But you are.
1; is easy to see from your condition thai you
haven't tried Hostet;e.- B.ttess.
Bilious sufferer, u f. not your fault, ylu think,
that your symp. ms grow worse day by day. Blue
pill doesn't DO you any good. Very likely. But
you can be brought round i1r all that.
Why haven't you tfioi Hostetter's Bitters'
Friend, On whom fever and ague alternatel
blows hot and cold. ami whose train seems TO be
bursting with the effects Of come powerful drug DO
you assume the re possibility o, no. You've
taken pills ofquinne, and all the regulation meii-
cres. What could you DO more One thing more
the very thing tina, would have exempted you
from all the pangs tina, now rack you.
You have never tried Heststter's Bitte-s.
Nervous invalid what hsve you to say You
plead that YOU have taken all the nerviues Of the
not your fault. You are 10. res ponsihe. Wrong,
al wrong. You have, Ia reality, nobody 20 blame
but vourselG
Why haven't yoC tried Hostetter's Bitters,
For al the above named complaints, the bitters
are absolute specifies
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power should not sink the soldier in oblivion,
ana 1t will not The MANNED aud disabled sol
diers. the helpless widows and orphans, made
desHiste by war, will not be forgotten The
government has been bountiful, and will con-
tlnue to be.
In conclusion, Mr.. Underwood, handed to
Capt. Start a very beautiful and elaborate
wreath. which he had received from Gen. STAN
nard, to be placed on the tomb of Lieut.. James
NJ. Read.
Governor Underwoods interesting and elo-
quent address was received with every sign of
interest and qualification by the soldiers, and by
the numerous audience which, in spite of the
showery weather, had assembled in the Gene
terry.
very beautiful and touching hymn, " Strew
beautiful Flowers" arranged by Mr.. S. c.
Moore for the occasion, was then very finely
sung by the choir, after which the decoration of
the graves took place. as at the other cemetery,
the Sherman Band playing dirge the while.
The closing exercises were the Doxology (Old
A-uHNiN1J - Ane SuOlls congregation ana banu
and benedicton by Rev. J. E. Goodrich, formerly
Chaplain of the LIST Vt. Cavalry.
The column then reformed, marched through
Church street to City Park and dispersed.
The several Grand Army Posts replired to the
Hall of Post Stannard, where votes Of thanks
elsewhere officially reported, were passed. Three
cheers and tiger apiece were given to the ors
tors of the day, to Post Commander Start, De-
partment Commander Henry. Past Department
Commander Foster and to Generals Stannard,
Wells and Barstow. who were present An
abundant collstion was then served in the Hall,
the members Of Posts Henry and Tyler and the
band being the guests of Post Stannard
Though the day was excessively hot and
showery, the programme was fully aad success
fully carried cut ; the good order and deoorum
Of the proceedings was noticeable the addresses
were excellent the singing tasteful and good,
and the occasion was interesting aud impressive
throughout. May the day have like solemn and
appropriate celebrations in coming years.
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The rain ended as the procession fled into lie
cemetery. The exercises here commenced with
an appropriate and excellent prayer by Rev. /.
G. Ware. The choir, qusrtette, consisting Of
Nr. and Mrs Jewett, Miss Vincent and Mr.
Barrett, then sang ,'' The Battle Hymn Of the
Republic the assemblsge joining in the chorus
The address by Col Wheelock G. Veazey, Of
Rutland, the gallant and distinguished Command
er Of the 10th Regiment VI. Vols. IN the war fol-
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Sering 5tl7thiaes.
THE STANDARD MACHINE or The
WORLD.
800, geo WEfeIer& Wilson's
IN USE TO-DAY.

few Fa,ts that every person who cl-tcmpiat
buying sewing Naculre oug1f O. reld
All things considered. The Rev Wheeler ) - Us ~
Sewing Machines are the best
First Because they are the most durable Machines
having but seven wearing places above tis table.
AMI these % constructed t5at u the Nachnes ever
get worn. they can he tigEteuec with a common
screwdriver, and your Machine will then be good
new. They viii outiast ouy two shuttle Ma
chimes in market
sscond-secauss it is the stLest running two
thread Machine.
Thirt-Becsuse il IS the best consti ueted.
Fourth because 10 runs iaster than any other
Lock stitch Machine.
FiGh-Hsy NJ fifteen less pieces thin suy Shuttle
Machine, C.Hale incluicd,l il Is therefore the s.m-
plest.
Sixth-It does tic sreatsst variety Of work
Seventh-It does the hes. MIX.
Eghth-It does not need % be dripping IN oil Q
the oil underneath as Is Indispensable " N some
OF tho Shuttle Machines ia us8-
Ninth-lt has the n appliances for doing var
ous kinds Of work. and Ia fac for reasons TOO m
merous TO mention, they are the best Family Ma
chnes IN use
itors at the faTis Exposition for perfection OF ma
ehnery No other M1chine received a gold medal
All claims Of rival machines TO having received the
first prize are frauds ard inpo itons on the public
The Wheeler wilson is warranted three years and
gold on easy monthly payments. There arc more
than 5oOOOJ OF these Machines in use TO-DAY, 81
0O0 sold last year have sDld more than 40 since
coming 10 Burlington ant an ready 10 Ell 30
more. VIII sell on time or small monthly pay
ments.
Samples and Circulars sent to any address. Salts
faction guaranteed. SOL0N u. ILLS. Agent
Burlington, May sI-dEHtf
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WIN0OsKii May 18th 1871.
Ny husband, John S Tubbs. twas insured in the
Phonix Mutual Life Company, Of Hartford, Conn.,.
IN s5s, for sl,olo and he died recently, and now
have received from the Company the sum Of Eleven
Hundred and -Four Dollars and $500 s. 900 On
tie Foley and sioi 5000 in dir.dsnfs over the
amount Of Policy. can hut feel grateful for the
benefits of Life Insurance. Elijah p. Eerrick is the
Agent for the Fhonix Mutual Life Company, for
this vicinity from whom received the payment.
May co-1Gwlt
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Having become satisfied after thorough iuyesti-a-
ton that Elastic spo- ga as now and lately manu-
iac,ured IS cfths hes: fan the substitutes 1r
carcd hair for many if not most uses ia upholstery
We have accepted the Agency %. IT, ard inteaI 20
make it hereafter a 2ecaity incur h1sinoss. The
objections which have been male O. 10 a1d which it
s well known ne ourselves have thouzr. were we'll
founded, We haze as-erta.ned ca11o; he ursod
against the article now perfected Tho process of
manufacture has been entirely renois Cd uuIarths
advice and super eEtenIence o. one Ct the ~ 81. e-
nent chemists Of New England New chemical and
mechanical ap3lil1o ss have -eea .i1tr5-ucei in
cleansing cruie Sponge. and il charging 10 with
syce-ine with sueh entire success, that Elastic
Spence may row be SAID 90 Dc chemically pure.
There soluteiF noih.n- TO Sc 10; tie clean FIRE
Of Sponge and chemically pu5c -yc5r.ae
The objections {. Elastic Sponge being thus re-
moved there remain i.s uat sputed merits which
certainly entities 10 o be considered one q hs most
valuable a-itis one of the most cur0rs and inter
cstins o, late discoveries Chiel among these ne--
its IS, that t IS proof against moths the -rea;
sccurse the bushes and eliast all other IL
secs. Then the elasticity is permanent. based a. il
l. upon ithe -r-evaporlhle p-rpsrtvoF r1vcer.re
and the indies rlr- .tv rf -uru-r fH-e We have
always been satisfied uuon these two points which
are the sss-ut8l requisites 10 such mlteraIs The
evidence is ruW egusliy cle4- That 10 ls wholesome
an- sweet. 10 Is ce-t'inlg Light and s0t- easy 20
manipu' ats ANA cAss enough ft-al ezcep. the low
est class OF goods I0- the crsh'.lir- ~ thu-ches
Theatres. Public Halls IA Stations Orni-
buses, Cariia-es Steam and hor.e Cars ard the
Ike 10 viii praH4hy be- FOUND everything consider
ed. the best article in use. For all uses and esueci-
ally for be-ains We are prepared 20 rec uue1l the
pun. On ~ D. lt-f trial H- we Yl-,e-ses 'u-
tend 20 o. Sc arc rc1 ~ also o. answer .llu res,
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Consular CERriFIcATEs.-It will be reme-n-
bered by those importing Canada lumber on
tsrges in tow, that in May, 1870, Mr.. ". Davis
of this city, accompanied by the Hon. II. II.
Tanner, representative from Whitehall, n. Y,
spplied to Secretary Boutwell,, asking that one
certificate only be required for an invoi 'e of
lumber. though laden On two or more bsrges.
but imported by one person or firm, at the ame
time, and all in tow Of steamer, thus doing away
with much inconvenience, labor and expense, on
the part Of the importer. with no sacrifice Of
safeguard or benefit to the government The re-
quest was a; once granted, and an order msued
accordingly, which was respected by both Gus
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The most delicious Tea in use IS the New Tea
the great Atlantic ami Pacd. Tea Co, Of No. 3
church Street, Rev York. II is named THEA
NECTAR" and Is a Pure Natural Leaf Tea O lied
upon poreelain and cured in the same msnner as Il
prepared for native consumption. 1t Is certainly a
N = palatabls beverage and very cheap. Give it
a trial.
HALLS Vegetable scilian Hair Remover cures
gray hair by causing It 70 return TO iis youthful
color and yigor.
Proverbs for the season. q. Use Reuue's Magic
on" " Cant keep house without it," " n work
Ike charm d" few more bottles let " A
Yankee invention worth trying" Cures quickly
Tor little money" sold everywhere.
The Tn tyll IRIS LrrE ASD AocIuESr IvsrRAyOL
COMPANY. Or Hartford. Conn conducts all its bu-l-
ucs- in most equitable manner, a.d with q careful
regard % the interests Of IFS policy holders Insur
ance against accidents is comp 4ratively new, hut of
Importance and oenei. TO the public generally.
The microscope shows the color Of tho hair due 10
a deposition OF pigment IN it, substance. d" hen
the hair glands become enfsehlod, this pigment
fails. One after another the hairs become white, lr
TAI. out, producing badness. Badness Is easy o.
prevent but hard % cure. AYERS HAZE \I8oR
stops u even yes ores the h8i- sometimes slEays
restores It's color Immediate renovation Is at on
visible s'ftnes-. freshness and the gcs. OF youth.
The great ornament should be preserved since can
re by using ANEE's HAIR NfG0R which Is beaufi-
fully clean and free from snythlnE injurious % tle
hair tribune sprnsvilie. y. y.
TesrEn BY TINE For 1hroa; Diseases. Colds,
ard Coughs. " fr9tft's Br9rrst1t TrsrssF" have
proved their efficacy by test OF many years The
good ehsct result NJ from tie use II the Tracles
have Brought out many worthless limitations OBJ
tam only Browns BIonch.a Troches'
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JONAH F.. PALMER.S ESTATE.

w f, THE So 8sCRlEERS. having teen appoint
~ et ny the Hol1-sale the prIIl.e Court for
the District Cr.renden, Coz 70 ssd-crs o. receive
examine ana a1lust the claims AID demands Of all
persons against tie estate Of Jonah F. Palmer, iats
of Essex, in SAID District. deceased. and also an
claims and demands exhibited IN Offset loret1. and
SIX months tr- III ths DAY of the date hereof being
allowed by sad Court for that purpose we @ there
fore hereby give notice that sc viii attend O. the
business OF our appointment, at tie residence OF
Sllas Smith at Essex Junction. ID salt Dis
rct' on the I'd DAYS OF June and December nezt,
AZ I'D O'Clock A. ". 90 each oi said days.
Da-ed this 'tl day 20 MAY, A. u. ISL.
ID. q. MsCUAiEEK.Y r..
MARVIN cNADEE lol--i--'slois.
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WE, the Subscribers having been Appointed D.,
W The Honorable the Probate C0aTt .1r tho D..
uict % thittenden, Commissioners 20 receive exam
Inc, and adJustlhe claims ard demands Of ~ lersous
against tie estate e "a-ruus Thg msor, ate of WI
listln, "a san Dls-ricL deceased, AMI al-O all
Claims and demands eNL .ti-e1 IA ofl-o. thereto 3.
ald TX months from the day oi The
date hereof, icing allowed by said Court
for that purpose, We DO therefore hereby give no.
tee, that We Will attend O. The business 70 our
appointment az the dwelling house OF Betsey Then
son, widow Of the deceased in Wi.iiston. ia said
District, on the last Tuesdays o June aud Noteuhtr
next, az Do C'cigcs a. Or. on easa ol said days
Dated this I'd DAY Of iiay, A D. 1871.
b FAY.
GEO. A. CHAPMAN, No-i-ll' -'L'iH
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Two car loads Of handsome fat Illinois cattle
arrived here Saturday. They were consigned
TO 5 H. Weston, and the drove. as they passed
up College Street, attracted considerable stten-
;iou AID were much admired As for The beeves'
wen bst on them, aud are willing to take all
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RICHMOND BUTTER MARKET.-At Richmond,
Monday the market was very quiet. Isl tubs
o: butter sold at % to % cts 1879 boxes of
cheese sold ST 6 10 s cts.
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MIIToN.-There were lis tubs Of butter sold
IL Milton market on Monday at from % to %
cents per pound and IS boxes factory cheese
were Skinned
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE .. 1871
Che Sharkets.
Waterfowl Union Live stock Market. |
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, May 30, 1871.

Waterfowl Union Live stock Market.
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, May 30. 1871.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
m,.. Cattle. Sheep & Lambs. swius.
Last week, 1879 go las
Vermont, "a POS
Prices of Market Beef-A few choice. slO75. ex.
ira, so o. no 50; first quality S 5Ode Is second
quality, $sd9' third quality, sGG7 so
Prices Of Store Cattle Milch Cows and Calves.
from siJa65; extra, S7099O; farrow Cows, s2sa35 ,
Yearlinss, sl5dl0i Two years old. slOQ3i; Three
years old, s3OafO 40 ~
western Fat swine, live SCI dressed, &c stores,
Prices of Sheep and Lambs - In lots. Is "a. &c.
- = 50 90 each Extra, Sc 75d9 60. OF from { 70
SIC Ii. Spring Lambs ssd9. Veal Calves sil5l0
fancy River hoeks, 9lc q II. A few slim sheep at
81 each. "
Prices of Hides, Tallow and skins-Brighton Hides
&c y ID Tallow, &c Y b Country HIDES, &c : NJ ,
fe4ts' 81 % "a : % eAeh- Calf skins l6Gisc 2 b.
REMARKS.
Cattle-The supply over the Northern RsiIr5ad
this week will count about 6UO head or ~ m
ply there are more than $50 head detained , an
accident near Bethel,Nt five cars and one e5gins
OF the track. At O'Clock tas morning the tram
had lceeded as far as WestmoreIand, 81 miles
above tchourg, and there Is but bare PROBABILITY
Of the stock arriving before o'clock p ii. The few
yarced changed hands early. Large fat River cat
tie selling for less than l0c y it dressed reiLt
shade poorer in 1esh they would sell ,, cent lei;
ter q o. and be disposed CT ea.er by the butch
er. There were many buyers present, and in a buv
ing condition but left carly for Brighton d Good
ricn sold oxen at sl0jJ z cwt, dress D lbs each
and some for less price. L. Hastings sold oxen AT
SO 80 q cwt, and / OK at 81 80 T. cwt. W. Ii Bard
well sold 10 at so Y cWt. dress l3 rs each
These were bought by }. r. Taylor at 81 90 psr
head Of for his commission for sci ing A. NJ B,w
EN- sold oxen at SO q cwt, dress SIS lbs each
Sheep.-NOthing Of especial interest in the sheen
market. supply Light and prices remain unchang-
ed; some lots aiken by butchers on Commission Il
L. Rec had 1872 choice Gock of yearlings raj o. and
ted BY c. Cotreu, Of White Crees, Warrington o..
n. y, at $50 10 the 10 ; sold TO J. b. Tnomaq. VINO
has had 1lr. C0trels sheep fr The past Iour wears
all mics specimen sheep. Ihis farmer always takcs
good care Of his nOcks, we'll housed aud well Grain
cd not exposed 10 storms and the neighbours IN MA
vicinity would 90 We'll TO follow his example
Houghton Wilcox sold ~ sheep and yearlinss at
1'c Y 70, average 20 its tll shea -elI B. Do sold
few sheep at s. r head. n r. Rice sold IA spring
LAMBS at s. 80 z heal, average 52i lbs here
fouitry-ENtra, H3n SC; prime, iti Ui.c. good,
lttdle3c medium l5i4i6; poor 70 medium. I5c q
ID Live Poultry on the way q market yesterday
suffered much ~ the intense heat Some Of the tur-
keys died. L. Barker had 1900 lbs Houghton 4
wilcox several hundred weight Prices held the
same as last week.
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ST. ALBASs BUTTER MARKET, Tuesday, My
a0h.-Prices ranged about the came as last
week from % to % cents, and few choice lots
commanding as hisA as y cents; shipment, 500
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o REMARKABLE REMEDIES:
FLAGG'S INSTANT RELIEF
AND FLAGG'S COUGH KILLER.

Flaggs Instant Relief used EXTERNALLY always
cures haeadache, Toothaohe Neuralgia, Rheumat-
i'm, Lame Back, taracfe Sore Thrprt, Spra.1s
Cbiiblans, Cuts, Bruises, Burns sc. L sed INTERN
ALLY will posifiu y cure Diarrhw'. Dysentary,
CrAmp, Cole, Cholera Moraus and Bloody Flux. ia
sht II time. Also certain cure Tor Fever and Age
10 one 10 three days. Get a.hlJile and see Whatthe
Phamphlet round the tile says EPrice 50 cents and
SlOl per p tile.
PLACES COUGH KILLER EsArs
everything TO- the speedy cure 90 Coughs Brou-
OF Blood, and all diseases Of th3 IA oa: Chest lad
Lungs
The marvellous cures which have II. uited from
using The above remedies have 4stnnishsd the pee
pie generally. AMI the Physicians Ia particular.
rull directions and ms ruct0ls N German and Eu-
silsh round each bottle, and sold by druggists
everywhere At 90 cents and: boo per tottle,
DR.. r.. IL. Flagg, sole Proprietor -
Nanuf'r, - MAIDEN LANE NEW YogR.
To whom order should b5 SEM.
NAV f-AIEwfr
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JOSEPH n. MITCmELL.s ESTATE.

I'VE the Subscribers, having been appointed bv
w the Honorable tAe Probate Court Tor the Dis
trict OF Chitteuden Comm ss0Iers 90 receive. ey-
anime and al Just the claims anu demands Of all per
sons against the estate Of Joseph IA. Mtcle j. late
Of Milton. On said District deceased suu
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and x months from tIe Gay afthe date
hereof, ueiu- allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we 90 therefore hereby give notice. that We
VIII attend 10 the business OF our appointment al
the dwelling SO r. r. Hitchel. ia C0l0le-t.r IN sal
district on the CD Ncu ofJLly AMI ccto Der next
al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each of said days
Dated this --ti day o. April. A. y. 1871.
NAT AS LINCOLN, f.,.,,........
ARTHUR Allen. O'll -oleis-
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xrnal 91otites.

STATE oFvEBNoNT The ls Hon G; Probate s C9qI
tendcn.
To al persons Interested Ia the estate % Lillian
y Cunningham 4 Bertha Z. Cunningham. 4
bo.'on, IN said District.
GREETING
Va hEk5AS, application in writing hath been
W made O. this Court ly the guardian o.
sara wards, Tor license o. sell an the real estate
o. SAID vi az setting forth therein that his wards
own an undivided ninth Of 10 acres Of land in said
ho.ton, being the due of the real estate 4 vii
IAN cunning CHAM deceased. al So an uld yded nrtl
OF that par Of real estate set out TO the dow Of
ssld william asher dover i1 his estate nd that IL
would te Tor the interest q said wards e. e Do and
convert The sane into money for the purpose o.
putting the proceeds thereof at interest
Aru hereupon the said Court appointed and as
signed the 21d day Of June A. j.. III ihtthe Probate
Court Rooms IN said Distinct i0 hear and decide
upon said application and ordered that
public notice thereof be given 90 all persons in
terested therein, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully, 10 the Burlington Free Press"
newspaper which circulatcs in the neighborhoot
OF those persons interested therein all OF which pub
LEGATIONS shall be previ Gus C. the time appointed
for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified 90 appear
before said Court at the time ami place aforesaid
then ami there % or CO o. the granting q such H.
cense, II yCu see cause.
Given under NY hand, ct the Probate Court rooms.
this l-t day o. June. A ID. 1871.
f4Wjw T. l. WALES Julrs