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SUDDEN DEATH or THEoDoRE i PEcK.-Theo-
dore A. Peck, Of WatertoSn, n Y, died sud
denly Of apOplexy, in that village, on Saturday
morning last. Mr.. Peek was native Of Bur-
lington, being the third son of the late Dr. John
Peck He was druggist by profession, learned
the trade with his father. and in 1871 started in
buiiness with Amos C. Spear, under the name
and firm Of Peek & Spear. in the store in Peck's
Block, now occupied by r. B. Stesrns & Co.
In 1916 he dissolved partnership with Mr.. Spear,
snd carried On the drug business alone until
1862, when he sold out to joseph ". Roby. and
removed to Watertown, where he has since been
the leading druggist Ct the place Mr.. Peck
Was nan Of energy and skill in his profezrion,
Ani will i5ng be remembered for his many eceea-
trieities Of mind and manner. lie was IN &C
tive citizen and was we'll known throughout The
State, He leaves wife, two tons (Col. Theodore
5. Peck and DR.. Edward 5 Peck, of this city,
and one daughter. We are sorry to know thst
his wife is at presen; dsrgerourly i'll, aud his
daughter suffering from severe burma Mr.
Peck's remAins viii probably be brought to this
city for interment His age was IS years.
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NOTICE is hereby given that have this day given
N ny son. JOhn, the remainder Of ms time Of mi
uority. AMI from this date shall claim none Of his
earnings and sh al pay debts OF his Contracting
ALLEN EALUt.
Jericho. Xay 6, Is72-4sw3w
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M11oy N,EEzr.- Tse-e was li3 tabs Of
batter sid 10 ibis market en- Monday, for from
Is 60 50 caats rer pound seven boxes dairy
cheese flr 10 Il cents.
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BOSTON lIARKETs.


WEDNESDAY. Hayij.
FLOUR. The market gor Flour has been rather
quiet the past week, but prices continue 10 be sus-
tanned, and choce ioucy b0auds are held with con-
siderable hrmness. The sales have been a. s. % Il
IS r. Western supeTlne CD a s fr common
extras and 5 q 80 50 Tor VI wakes and Mime
sofa extras including favorite bakers brands.
White Mheats are firm out have been taAsu hy the
trade only 10 small lots at s. Sd AZ 90 - f8r Ohio
Indiana and Michigan 80 az lzfor Illinois AID .
~ - 80 iJr 81 Louis inc ulng c0lc e and favor re-
brands. Corn 1,eal is firm and 10 demand ats8 Sd
a s. - 2 hnl including common and Brandy
wiue. In Hy Flour the sales hsve been IN SINAI
los al s a 81 2 per biol.
GRAIN The market for Corn has hesn rather
quiet the past wees, and prizes hav0 easel Of a lt
Tie. We lote Western ye!low az "a u and West
err N Xe4 al - ~ ~ & nushe. uaf- are a-ra
snd have been IN far demand with sales az o.. az
DC 2 bushel for dark mixed and aad White No. D.
kyv 81 u5 { bush IN small lots Shorts fne Feed
and Mit1An-s range .r1- So n So = ton, closing
au with more ahuu1llt supplies.
PROVISIONS. In the Pork IaarEc. tAere Be- no
change. Iae demand Is steady au1 the ssla- have
been 81 81 80 a u 80 for prime $685. q ID g. ior
mess ana 5 M ~ i7io- clear and extra clear. Beef
has been sailing At $40 a l3 ilr mess a1l extra
mess aga 81 80 z lt i-r iam-I y. Lard continues
In steady demand with sales al 20 q -ie Tor CITY
ana 9. % l1o III western steam and kettle rendered
annexed Hams are 10 far d uland st d. a lie 2 De-
PhODtCE Choice grades q Batter have met
with very lair ccn1n1 the past week, tu, other
kiLas sell slowly The ansscu0us 4u-lu1c choice
New York and Nerm NJ az e, "a BIC. ami cauu.oa
anc far l-,m - q sc . % New Cheese continues
q arrive freely out mostly Of poor quality. The
sales have been a. l3 a fs for factory and a IJc
tr ordinary Old Cheese is scarce ard 10 small lots
commands prsviuns prices White Beans have been
In moderate demand The sales hove beeu II s, az
81 50 flr hand picked pea and s. n q fyr choice
me1ium. Esss are plenty and have been selling at
u n SC for Eastern and Northern a1d Is q a. &c
for Western. Potatoes are urmtr and have been
sofa at 90 a t5c ilr JacEs- p Whites AID Oh q -5c
for rarly hrss.
WOOL. There has been fair business doing i1
foreign Wool, tGt with h=ht sJocE of dousstis
very little has been Gone 10 prices change since
lass week. The sales Include 5fup its new ken
lucky combining NJ t1d7Hc. 1900 rs heeces 40 80
o1' tie latter price Tor Xxx Ohio and Fennsylva
ma, lJl-r rs medium Nevada at tlc, Iolu ios new
Gsitrib io- super and y. Further asrva.s rieW
CllLoTEis Wool, but uo sales hive yet aeal made.
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Si0o Bounty, 500 Bounty.
Attention, I'd a. Sd VT. Vols.

EoNGRESS HAS PASSED A LAW GIVING a
~ Bounty ofsi00 10 each man who enlisted prior
to July 22d 1861 to serve three years provided the
same has not already been psid
The undersigned, ofer their services to their
I. rmer comrades Ia arms in fling and prosecuting
their claims. START d WATSOS. Attys.
Bank Block, Burlington, VT, May io-d&wtf
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Ffsuc.s Carpenter iiei ST Waterbury, May
oh, traI 102 years sad MAE moths.
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NHO 10 Miss SAWYER Some have Qucried as 10
whether cur friend Dir. Robbins, of kockiand. Ne ,
IN iuu.acturer Of his Sawyer's Incompatible com
pound did not use her name fcttiously. In that
misglviug We never To- a moment shared, Tor the
name "a Miss D. has long stood on the list Of our
both an estmabie lady, and member Of the Baptist
church in that city Only last week il our good
fortune u meet Miss s., who Is 8 lady OF flty or
more years, az the Hafstman office and the inter
view eft 10 doubt either her personal identity
loi which none in fact IN case sted) OF
70 her well applied henevolent skill she has been the
benellctor many thousands, and promises TO he Of
many thousands more. since We learn that the
tALTE, o. Which she gave the original recipe, 10
IN greater demand, far and near than ever before.
Careful as We Always ain 20 be not TO lend col
Umns 10 an Endorsement viii sh do not believe, IL
gives US Cnlv pleasure 20 speak thus OF Miss sawyer
ami Of her eiaaclous reme1y, ami also to eard that
by being brought 50 largely to the know dge O; the
publ, ttr ugh these columns, its sale has been
greatly promote .-B5feAasH & Refsefor, March p,
I5-2.
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Y E q Z TIN Z
PURIFIES rliz BLOOD AND RI
STORES THE HEALTH.
General Debtfity.

DEBILITY is term uscI q de-ote deficiency =
blood. The nutrtvo constituents ~ the blood are DO
less than their regular proportion, while the Uatery
lart is d. excess Dcbilty is q freq leut occurrence
70 IS inc-den. 90 variety u diseases The lower
limbs are apt 20 be swollen. The patient is feeble.
ans cA1uut bear much eXerti0l. Inc circu alton is
irrezular, but a most p lways weak Pslpita.i a.
the Eeart is a very common - mptom. Violent emo
ton cten throws the heart into the most tumutuous
action. The vital functions arc lanzuid performed.
The muscular strength Is diminished lat quo FOL
lows moderate or slight exercise. Tho breathing,
though guile when at rest, becomes hurried aud
even pauiu-iy a-.tltcI under eNerti1n. a. 10 run
hing. ascending heights &C. The nervous systeu is
often greatly 1lsordercd. Vertigo, dizziness and a
feeling OF ia11tuess are very common. Vi lent and
OBSTINATE ne1raisc pains ~ tle head. SIDE. breast,
~ other parts o The ootF are also frequent attend
ant upll the disease. The SCI ,retilns arc souetmos
Gin ulshe a.. In females the mtuses are almost al
way. either suspcu lei or ve-, partially performed.
TIE bile 81 sea 4ts, and rstveues, with unhealthy
cva'u4ti1n from the bowels AID dyspepuc state Il
the stomach, are extremely common IS uptoms
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81 1xoopRrrE.s Esr,rE-

r. =
w =, TIE Subscriber, having been aopginted by
- lho honorable tho Probate Court for tie D.
Ilet Of On ttenfen Commits aners 10 receive exar1
me an an ust the claims and rcuiuis OF all rersrs
against me estate Of Eli woodruff lats 81
Culerhiii' ~ san District deccGsef and also ali
claims ans demands e1hltitet In ofi.e. tbe-s,o
a7d TX month"; from the dav Of me
Gate hereof, neil- allowed BY said Cont
tee, that We viii attend % tie business Of onr
appointment az the inn Of L. 81 Dixon
10 jericho, Ia sl!d District on the second
', eonesdAJs q June and Normhe- next. a: ID
O'Clock a. o.. on each of said DAYS.
Dated this IN day Of N y. A D. Is-l.
MAAFH WIRES,
= 3. HAL-.ERT, Commissioners
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5. w. sMYTHg, M. d.,

tsS- DR.. smyth will personally attend. at their
homes, all those suffering from chronic diseases.
who are unable - come to his Office.
Office hours fro 10 a m, to p. m, and fro ?
to y. N. April lO-d.wf
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Nvr Yo'i. Money aud stock 'ia,i.,..

lBy Telegraph
N~yv Yori. Money ,.i-A stock 'Iuii.,;.
HEw YoRS. Nay -.
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE UNCHANGED.
GOLD strong at 1855 ana. Loans >I+ Per cent
for carry Ing. ClesrinEs twerty-line AMI oae-halI
millions Engagements for export 20 morrow
si,eaon. Treasury disbursements sffftOu. Tie
gold room viii EeoP open until five O'Clock, Until
June ist.
GOVERNMENTS t hlgher and str0--. The
Treasury took . co., 900 az ll3Ill3 s. llt.
STATE BONDS dull.
STOCKS were rather quiet to-day except racifc
Mail, which under heavy hamnerng by the bears
and rea.iEati0rs from SD 10 3 recovering 10 STA
az the close. The course Of tins stock Affected the
rest Of the specu.a tiye list, which foil generally
90 ! per cent. The market finally became mo-e a,-
tive and closed strong, Indiana Central, which
touched 81. closed at 4ll, and other shares proper
UOaally.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
=" J e s u s."


His divinity established and rztionAlsm routed The
most popular and read ily-selling religious work
ever Issued. For Circulars. address U. s. PUB
LIs8IN6 CO., New York. Cincinnati. Chicago or
st. Louis. May Is -td&w4v
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MARVELLOUS EFFECT.

IL r. STEVENS
Dear sir have used VEGErlSR. aud feel tia
dHty 70 acknowledge the great benefit il has done
me. In the fpring Of the year l-G1 was OK from
general dsbiuty caused bF over WORK want Of sleep
and proper rect. wa very weaS, aud much emaci-
Rted. triei many remedies without receiylene
any benefit from any %! them until / was persuaded
90 Try NEGErfNE. Before / had teken this one week
my improved condition gave me renewed hope aud
courage. 1 continued TO take It every day gaming
more strength. until was c-mnleteiy restored %
health The effect OF this Remedy in case Of general
debility, Is indeei marvellous
ELIZABETH A. FOLEY,
q Webster St. CEarlest WI, Mass
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May 6-titfzwr Essa1 Junction, Va.
,,-.....
,,,ssf pot,SI "a. = '''- = T. 4 t'''--
IL breeding, elsewhere tile Trottiuy stations.
s'1 .1.,,o. Of Z, the .sl ,g..'-.aeF -
Coed p5stursge -5 ce1t. pc. wee1 accldeuts ana
Nay 3-d<w&~-u Cornwall ".
Egs. 3. e. EgseNz V's.
gvbe uEgoffe.. g,
HAs ft's
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s.as -. y... a,.. ,.....,.,.,. =. s, INN.
18th. ans
a, sac Mem '-,uIsl1 Hg..s. newport. ys, ..,a
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Al tie Efi'' 4 III ~, . s.. Ateas. ", i'' August
no eh.r,.. s.i s, made f. .,.,.,s-,. s-.-,, ,,
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promp. 1' azs ',.'. i'''' y ''' '' ''
Nay .'-i4r;flas.
NorIUx.
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" ls-A, the OAkys Aari, Capt j. Eoi-. vii
ru1 AS follows
Leave Burlington .-Po.. Kent. and P.a,.s1u-.A.
at l4' p. IN. MERRILL,
=. ,,-- 90. Ge1- SUP. - l. A-
81 Ai1--'' b 20 n if-' -i' i' --dt"u
MERCHANTS
wanna - r.zy~-
"ssA We e = 4essss So
oF zs,.ry;,,~sot,
Holders ri e. -. ss-ssis
Blonde 700 ,.r,,5,.,Fo<y mr.
HSOsSNo7 49, fss Z sssttN Ss4t.a
shGtf- 4sGftSgS tT2sE ceEU S90fi
he rnIFe6 jn 1ybo ,,voco,,s
% c"''t" ts'' NS SFSStts
f,fr0rabie f5n,e 10 dispose
x Q hare same ,,s.Susp EH-
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CGSs3 iCNt% az or CF fHOsf Nt-
1SaS. - 80. :,snaSI-,
parties "a CGs EFS examine
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SIZED POTATOES FOR StLs
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ms pTsII Z, NJ ie" Du,,,is o' ', II
4 f.uoS IoI AIuE2 f'L - . expressly ~ SEQ.
ms 'aIl1y oIi7nAleu li1.l the see lyuI eAis no
p5tatoe m, suss-rbsr rai.ed i.st season 20
bushels on 3 RODS of land he received the FRS pre-
Pes PIease 1--WE S me me Csii
,-,,,,, - r,,-,r,,,, ~, ......,
employ ment Will be given.
Apply 10 NATIONAL BUTTON c.
May 2'-dswzw
- ,
4 4 a & kS-e NSb = z1'
Al STORE 90 ClLLEag STREET.
.-...,..,.- We shall have large sale o.
CLOTHING,
''' ''
We have also at private sale. q 10. Of Ladies and
Misses straw Hat, Mems hat3 shirts and Drawers
r9 H. IT, 49, w. ami olsred
Farmers and Mechanics Tools.
oo,s,s,i,,, Or
Drawing Knives, Farmers Chisels. all sizes shsaE
Flrnels anu "uu-'s' oooAes r'i I1i anu
Corner Chisels. Sticks. steel and
Iron Squares, fnrnlug Foola, Augurs &C.
These Goods are the Douglas Manufacturing Co.'S
MIKE ana variance 20 19 g99d 'us 5 9i 10 a.
May a1-dswtf
-
49,,
W. a."
OF wAsaGyCroS. o..
5p.,ss,- ,, .,,s...-.s an. n.....,,. ,.,,,,., a.,
C,,s-- -
ROOM No $ VAN NESS House. BURLINGTON.
cinco houls Ho" u 20 Z i m anu Aieer p u.
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IIrs. MARY 3. HANLrS, Of Troy, Ny, earned with
Wheeler wilson Machine in 1870 sl,ll3 ~,
stitching thiris May ls-d3tkwlt
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DOS'r HswE, HAVE. SPIT, SPIT, BLOW, BLOW.
ard disgust every body with your Cstarrh and ITS
viii speedily destroy All odo- and arrest the dis
charge $50 lSWSsat
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.


Lat. g : q Long , : 10; Elevation above tile
Eatar 367 ieeti above Lake Chsnplsin - feet.
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GODDARD .EnIINARY.

Boar'ling school for Roth Sexes.
GUNNER TERM begins Say Is. Doar3 inelud-
- Inc heat, j .ht and wtshins 81 90 psr week.
For iurthe- Information and CAtaloeass. apply to
tho principal l. L. BURN NGrUc,
May S-w3u Barre. Vt
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GIVES HEALTH. STRENGTH AND
Appetite.
Ny daughter has received grea; benefit from tie
use Cf the VEGEuSE Her declining health Wss "a
source Of great anxiety 20 all If hor irieids few
bottles Of the FEGsTlSE restored her health
strcn-t q z1d appetite. T. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
Nc. 90 sears Building. Boston, Mass
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- Garratt's Electric Disk

- Garratt's Electric Disk,
= a Qlickly re!ives Neuralgia c Rheu-
:! sd matte .ein aud Weakness. Its com
IA}[J fort and power L help weak lungs,
Xtki stomach, heat kidneys, side or
KHl back, Lumbaeo- SciAiiea, &c , Is
I rtmsrkAe.e-
LIZ WEEKS POTTER. Wholesale
X{l Agents. 10 Warrington ST., Boston
lkY Sold By all druggists.
March 2l-ulsv
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Tic Uaiaa Republican Voters ofchit,ea1en Coua-
~. are requested to meet in Convention. by their
Delegates az City Han, Burlington, on Saturday,
JausI-tA Is2 st n oel1ek a. n. 20 nominate can
tiatss 2 Senators and COUNT cM,-rs, for 1, two
,e.rs ensuing. and to transact any other lus.aoss
deemed proper when met.
Tie several towns viii be entitled to nsle.4t as
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HUW TO II y 2 . = I y 80 % Hl1S-
FULLY.
by
MEMBER OF TaE n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Randall II. FOOFEs FISsECiAL PsMFHLET
Contains sensible adyiee the subject as it Il
based upon 'ommon sense principles, which an ex-
perience OF mary years nemoer OF the Gold
rOard anc New York stock Exchange has fully cor
roborated. Sent free by
RANDALL II. FOOTE co.
70 Broadway and Is New Street. New York
May S-Wly
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.Aew advertisements.
TO THE PEOPLE OF CmTrENDEN

TO THE PEOPLE OF CHITTESDEN
COUNTY.
Permit ne TO Announce myself as a candidate
for STATE SENATOR, subject to the decision Of
tse Republican Count CoHusnfioR. In so doing |
depart from the r1le laid down by many that Office
shauld seek the man, not man tho Office" In just-
heasion thereof can oaly sly that, Irrespective
Of the fact that in many States no one could hope
Tor success, who did not openly declare himself a
candidate, myself consider it far more honorable
thus publicly to announce OGe's-sslf for position
than to seek II otherwise.
As Z native Of Vermont, whose ancestors were
among the first settlers in tho State. return after
few years residence in Europe, hoping to make
my future nome with you. l have resided in Burl-
nSon the past four years If elected to the State
Senate. pledge myself
ltt To receive no pay from tie State, considering
the hor0T you confer upon nc sufficient coInpen-
sauon for my services.
2ad Not to become pscunigrilv Interested sfther
directly or indirectly in any prlVste scheme or bill
before the Legislature.
3rd. To give my entire tine during the session 10
the Interests Of NY constituency.
CHARLES PONEROY BUTTON.
turiington Vt, hay 18th, ls72-t'd&w ms 6w
THE ygOODSTOCS POST.
he Vermont Liberal Republican
Newspaper.
Full I'd WlDE-AWAKF, NEWS and FOLITICs.
Specimen copy on application.
iflcs $50 per Year Sir Months. - o,ufs.
ROBERT a. PIRKINs.
fdit0r ard Publisher,
may win Woodstock, Vt.
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Thecontrsct for water pipes and Appendsges O.
the new ST. Adams Wster works has been swGrd-
el to the New England Water Pipe Company Of
Springfield, Mass. TIE amount. according to
the bid, vas 500, lsl. The successful build
ere hsye had large experience in the business.
They bull; the works st Northampton lest year,
And bnil; the water works st Keene, n. H., and
seversi other place One Of the Company is
Superintendent Of the City Water Works st
Springfield. The contract requires that work
shall be commenced by the first Of June and CON-
pleted by the Slst ofOctober. The contrsc tors
give honda in the sun Of 500, 900 and warrant
the works for three years
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ARRESTED FOR BlGNxr.-Chsunoey Denton,
Of Brandon, md iis wife. one E len Fuller, have
been arrested OF the charge Of liE.my. AMI are
now confined in The jail a. Eatand Denton
Las 3 wife living in E.izl6t;h,own, n. Y where
also he had three chii-ca. the o. les; being come
ten wears Oh
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bottles.
Ldssftddc. Low Spirits and sinking sen
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Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches. and all I'm
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HORNS expelled from the system with.
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Rihe"ngtisn'' swellcd Joints and all Sc-o-
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bronchitis, Catarrh. Commissions. and Hv-
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Difficult Brcathing. Pain in the Inns.
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Al Difficult Female arrangements. fal-
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SrALLiDhS
At MAI.F ERIN FARMS

TATTERsALL,
Brosn Stallion 1T hardsi f0aled Aug. 3, 1867, BY
Rysdyk's Hambleton:an, dan hy Daniel Lamher;
(by Ethan Allen out Of Fannie Cook, by Abiallah);
81 Dam Qlskeress By Youug Emperor 10y Bridges
Emperor out Of Cherub. by Add alahC Sd dam by Sir
Charles thoroughbred sou OF DurOc will mako the
season of 1872 at Malvern Farms Morrisville, la
noble County, Vt, at $50 to Insure.
DIAL.
Brown Stallion, l6 hands; Foaled June /. 1863; by
Goo. NJ. P4tchen Olt Of Quakeres5 pedigree ah0ve)
will make the season at same place at s25 to in
sure Mares a. unable rates owners risk.
ALMON W. GRISwOLD.
For Circalars. and all matters Iersaining to the
horses, address HHgRY S. ToWN. Superintendent.
siOrrisVilIe, Vt May l6-vtf
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BENJAMIN =. HATCH.s EsTArTE.
STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persons con
DISTRICT oFcHIzSDFy. eeTne ned, in the estate
late Of Jericho, in said District deceased. l. 1''-''
At Probate Court holden at Burllpeto IA' within
an loI .Ae Dstfct Ok thlttenden, the 9t1 day
Of MAy A. u; i-'2 an Instrument, pu-po-tng u
be the last VIII and Testament Of B5niiaan y.
Hatcn, late Il Jericho In sad DISTRICT deceased
was presented % the Court aforesaid for Probate
and IL Is ordered oy sait Court that the 4th day of
Juae \ ID. 1872, az the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington. be a-sir-e-t for rrovino AID
instrument ami that notice tneieC. be gwen 10 an
persons concerned, oY publishing this order three
weeks successively in the Burlington Weekly Free
fress' newspaper printed az said Burlington
previous % the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 20 appear
before said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate OF sail viii, if YOU have
cause. -'''
Given under my hard q; Burlington IN sail Dis
i7w3w Lee "Ai-i-'' 'ulSs'
GEOzGE W. HORIZONS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, To all Persons con
DISTRICT oF oHTTssDzS feInea IN the estate Of
Of Colchester, in said District. deceased,
At Probate Court holden AZ Burllnato1l within
and Tor the District Of ChI,tendeu, on the 10Th day
OIL Nay, A. ID. l'72 an Instrument, purporting to
DC the last VIII and Testament OF George " nor
son late ei chester IN said District deceased Wa
presented o. the Court aforesaid for Probate ard n
Is ordered 'y said Court that the 4th day Of Juue
a ID. ISL At the Probate Court Rooms in aid Rnr
lln7tQn, Pee assigned for proving said Instrument
and that notice thereof he given % all persons clD
eernec, by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively DO the Burlington Weekly Free Press a
newspaper printed at sad Burlington, previous to
the time appointed.
THEREFoRg, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid
Hf h. h-u-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-24

LEBANON, II. H., Jan y $50.
MR. SfEyEss
Dsar sir,-l write this note 10 inform you Of the
effect Ct your Blood Pur fer " upon nv system.
when commenced taking it, q yearago was very
much debilitatad. aiy limos swollen so that II
was impossible for me 10 get into out from a car
rage, aud very paintdl to 20 up or down stairs
Indeed, could scarcely stand u feet. MY appe-
tte vas gone, my strength falling rapidly. Alter
using your medicine for few weeks, began to i'm
prove My appetite improved and my strength
returned. can now perform my duties az a uarse
with ny wonted ease; ard feel owe IL to VEGY-
TINE Yours gratefully,
MRS. c. a. II TILDEN.
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