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FATAL ACCIDENT. - Thursday, lin Bronson,
Weston, Greene 8, Cos. I'LL" ct the basin
lad named Thomss Daily, thirteen years Of age,
received injuries which resulted in bis
death. He wss driving a dump, cart down
steep decline, when another team ran into HIN,
upsetting his cart and throwing him out upon
the ground. The horse fell upon MIN and the
cart passed over bis body. Before he could be
extricated he vas terribly injured. Two great
wounds we're inside in hjs scalp, bus the skull
wSs not fractured. His face was crushed, and
he received some internal injuries, blood flowing
from his mouth protusely. The wounds were
skilfany dressed by Dr.. Grinnen He died
at Eve O'Clock in the evening. lie was
son Of John DAILY who lives st the corner Of
Chsmpls.n and Cherry G.ree,s
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gmal Autifes.
CAROLINE BRADLET,s ESTATE.

SahOLkNC BRA Dh4EI .
STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. the Probate
DISTRICT OF cHIrTEyDES g. Of cbit;ep de1 'ii''
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of Caroline Bradley. late Of Williston, in said
District, deceased.
GREETING.
ITHEREAS, application hath been made to this
" Court in writing, by the administration OF
the es.lte Of said deceased, praying for
license and authority to sell the real estate
o. said deceased, for tie payment OF debts. and
charges p adm nist-ation and setting forth therein
the amount Of debts due from the said deceased the
charges o. adm nistration, the amount Of personal
estate, anf the sltu1 ton Of the real estate.
NHrkEUPOS; the said Court appointed and as
signed the Jth day % Nny, A. ID. 49, at the Probate
Cont Rooms. in said District, 10 hear and decide
upon said application ana petition, and ordered
public notice theIeoft0 be given % a persons in
Jerested therein, by publishing said order,
together with the time and ace o hearing, three
weeks successivey, in the burlington Weekly Free
Press, newspaper which circuates in the neigh
h1rhood Of those persons interested in said estate,
all which publications shai Do previous 20 tho day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified to appear
neicre said Court ar the time and place signed,
thin ana there in said Court, 20 give bonds as the
law Directs iCr the payment Of the debts. ard
charges o administration, and make your objections
20 the granting such license, Il you see cause.
UlFen ugdermy hand, ~ the Probate C art rooms,
TINS D. day ol Apr... a d.. ls72.
s3W}F T. T.. WALES, Judge.
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

Ts1HIs HAY CERTIFY that have given my three
l soEs, Veto Gross, Jossuh Cross and Henry Cross,
their time during the remained Of their minority,
clalra any or their wages aftsr this day.
FRANCIS CROSS.
Colchester, VI. April 6, ls72.-i2w3w
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Three reasons why every one should use Weeks
Magic Compound for coughs aad colds. Il is the
most eicacious il is the mos. speedy IL its action
and pleasantest 20 the taste. vIw
: lIELk EcHoLY HARVEST "A lae head O. hair {
= crop that should know no harvest. Yet when il
begias fade the comb rakes cut the fbres by the
haucful This need never be. The caily applica
ton Of PHALON'S INVIGORsTJR, will keep the
hair in full luxaraut growth and Ct its naturs col
OF through lieo 1i-dtwlt.
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4 swISDLER.-lt is often paintgl TO see ,h-
p;;i.ul, mean devices and make shifts 30 which
some men viii have recourse to avoid honest
toll, and TO procure money which they hsye not
esrred. Some men believe VITA ARENAS Ward
thst " Ignorance is specially OF sSSiny
wool, sad other labor" and no means are so
low and i5sricable as to prevent their be-
ing made use of ty these loafers, to the end
thai their ignorance may not be enlightened,
and they may still "put money in their
rurle," and line their stomach with good cspoa
without being pat 80 personal effort to obtain it,.
The Oh. olr-rereatei lie, The world owes me
living has made many sl5 wrecks Iaou-
sands OF young men who could not endure hard,
persistent labor snd rough knocks on the roai
to success. lave gone 20 ruin with the
words Of that common iAilacy upon their
lips. Nea wl0 slI out wesrel and iisaeartenei
in the great struggle ve call getting on ia the
world, 80 often challenge our pity as well az con
tempt In tie tricks sui s3heuer 70 which they
descend % obtain q livelihood without labor, or
to keep up appearances Sometimes sic cannot
end one harsh or ulcd4rit4l.e wori for the man
WHO has eubaz-'li tl5us.als; scsia we il-k
With oaiy sympathy SUD pity upon some poor
fellow who is rrmirual for g petty theft. Gu,
We eau laosoa'y With contempt upon him, Who,
strong snI aea. BIS, from lsz.ness alone. will
consent TO sponge bis living from bis own
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CHARLES FAgesVyoRTH's ESTATE.
I'VE, TIE SUBSCRIBERS having tee1 appoint
W Cd by the Honorable che Probate Court fr
the District 1i Cht-eu1al, Con ucr- O. receive
examine and al ust the claims All demands o. 7lI
persons against the estate % tlas -s-1s70-t. lat8
%. kctu1l nd, ln sara District. deceased and also Gil
SIX months IN On The day o. Che date serell being
allowed oy said urt io7 that pCrp -e We DO there
fore hereby give notice. thar $50 VII attend o. rh1
business rs oar az .rtusut- 40 the late -elce %
said dec ssed. 10 ss.1 DISTRICT On tie .air.
Tuesdays ot May ard Oc-. next, NJ lI o'c. ELS a.
u. OF each oi said days.
Dated this tl day o. april. 4. D. I---
JOHN +. MASON. 1-.-
EDHlN D. tA-uN. ---'-
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE TO MILLWRIGHTs. Manu-
Eil,-II- z E.lA NJ AI LIE

NOIiCE 4 - MILLW X HTS. MANI
FACTURERS AND OTHERS.
A RESPONSIBLE NEW YORK PARTY dealing
II largely In wood Moulding, wishes to make an
arrangement 70 have the goods made near Lake
Champlain. Tie business requires Steam Water
power. and medium sized Mil The advertiser
will supply ali requisite machinery and take all
the product Of the mill A paving and permanent
enterprise for a competent and responsible party.
Address with fall PARTICULARS.
J. J. JOHNSON,
1873, Sd Avenue.
i]W4w New York City.
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Icy Telegraph
NeS. York Money and stock Market
NE~ YoRK. April "a.
honey works easier, it opened at per cent,
bat large amounts were loaned at per cent, which
Nes The closing rate.
STERLING EXCHANGE firm at IC9N QI0gl.
GOLD active aHs higher, closing strong at li2H
gll.s. Loans at per cent Tor carrying to l-6i
per cent. for its use. The clearings for the day
were $4,000 The treasury disbursed 81 $50 O00
In May interest and redemptions
Governments were stroag and iGa higher,
with small offerings. The TIE isury bought $50 So
at III Gl-lO06IIl 74-ltO
STATE b NDS were dull and Arm.
STOCKS were strong ali the day, especially in
Enc, ONO and Mississippi, Harlem and Pacific
bail. hrie ros- 8; per cent Pacific Nail lar
lem and ohio aod Mississippi :. The rest of
the list was tai better, and The whole market
closed stronger, except Boston. Hartford and Erie
The committee on securities Of stock exchange re-
fuse TO place Atlantic Great WdsteTn on the list
Z. S. rev 5s........ll2 Do 6j new ........Ii4
= 3. a. 81 coup.-..iisi DO. 1861 reg. July..Ii4s
81 coup. Of tz-....li4s Do I-.5 re-. Jliy...llj
.. e $50 con. 'bi.-ll4s 1850 ooup.--.--.. 40
30 coup Us ot-.-.ll5t Currency 6's.--.---..li6i
Canton ..-.......-. %, lC.svs. 4 Pi.ts.... cd
Consolidated Coal Cof2 CHS. st. w.. 500
Jun ff-l---.---.--sI 30 lre------------. 20
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C2-cEsilger.,..-...-. as Il j. Centrsl--......Ilpi
DO prc.- -...--. f3t Chicago a r. l-.....ll3
t-i-lic ~ b. - 81 tlll.--.-. e.
post ., s.asU- .-.----56 10. pref ----.. sI4
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hicl. l-,--. A-.dlT--illl Chic b. QuiGcy..Ia1
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oAE-s-srzyI>s Att the res tous, o. the Br.is's
either, Jericho, ~, hpril- %, g Hev. austin Ha-
zen. lr. Edwin g.. caEcs sui Nl.s Lu-ia Stevens.
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saD7 NN u4 20" 4i.lrHs reflliir al over
a-lanlut Oh. ucast 1.ra7 .ef..r-, I.l-l..y &c
fres-a l- tc.
$50 .aa brig positive p- oi r--- we assert a-d
fr.". t. Fe annex She ,s.-luo1ilis given
.rru Joshua q. Kendall. Concord. IS. H.
-r. +-,,ff.. With -,.- r,r,r ti.a Heart
tl....'l -,--. -..'.i r. - --r ,t,'i,.,- 81,
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'--s-y. ------ .---, TIsl-. 49, r.,-,l-,ii
$3.50 .r he HART EE5I-i.- mon and sfs
.a'a -aye her iemei ate rai-i i-.n ell s'akia u
''
asew.u.l -r4te.u'ly recommend rho Heart Feeu-
I'D 5 20 ~, az .' sac '1 ad era.l rem,
.s-m "f' Up. Reed c.ne.rl, 3. 81
.- 80 .5 s''' WIN "a Az, '.,i IN
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..t-.l SIX. c.,,, I,,. p, ~, ss4.-ig ia 80
M 1-.ysit NJ. , ,'., e -eiI., -, "a e.,
rs
j rss yscy uu,l reduced ir de.h AID strength.
ard bad given up 40 hopes of permanent Te.ier.
.4 Nt i-lIl'i ny 2 lii-l' 10 ~ inc rin'a'y Oh
Do. HH N-i it'l IA ith = tle use OF ie"
.,te' was iettiel 20 10y usual health aa1 i'T
."i A' go ei's nave SUE 'Iel no s9s' ATTACKS
eaeerri- y, M sIest'q,y nmcri is use To- al
persons -i4 .e1 VIVA y. 7t'--' 81 lne iitatt.
,-....--- ...-.....
r. .,--I SAM, ye+, I9r y,cc All III; nm ,','
dou tcdly cure al Of Heart Dsclss.
i''e- f''''- ,-t,-,,t-s-7,, sac ~ ,,r
BarIiusten.
icr WY
toN SAbE CHEAP.
a GOOD MARKET OR EXPRESS WAGON
e ila pole and thnis and two seats
PEkKY RFAD
Anil lt-l.f5uiw Hfnesl r--b
~"
TEOVTINE STtEt.EONs
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NASONiC.--WANTE on salary or commits
WI sion, Members Of the Fraternity as Agents for
the Unique and Splendid New Work. A rare chance.
Send Tor descriptive catalogue and terms. n W.
REDDIsG & Co., Publishers Masonic Works, 54i
Broadway, NY Apnl 23-d3tk wit
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fnTlRiAL NOTICES ara SD common tllt % is
a'mCs. imross bic fo-Hn editor q express his honest
opinion OF the merits oi aly art Gle without being
susue ted Of Interested motives. This fact however
sAal uot deter u. IRON slyiu- wnat We think oi
new addition . the Materla Meciea O. which our
attention has fceu rece-t.y directed vi refer %
DIR. j. WALKERS CALIFORNIA NiyrCAR BurFRs.
q remedy which is making DTS way into more families
Just now than gil the other advertised medicines put
together. There seems Co he no question about the
potency 90 It's toxic AID alte ar7e properties WhIe
it possesses the Erea. mega sc re-omucnlatiol q
containing ue. thcr alcohol mineral poison. hat
u is q specific for inlIsa 20, Ilioasncss, Con-
stpatIou and many comal -ts OF nervous origin.
We haze &c lsuu O. Know aat We are assured ua
good authority tAl- as General Iuyi -orsTt r5-u
lltl- md purIlI ing melici.e, 10 hls ro equal. 1t
is stated fhat It's INGREDIENTS, obtained from tie
wi-1s OF tall0Tu.al are new 90 t4e medical w,rif
and lbs extraordinary effects certainly wlrr4-t the
conclusion THAT BE lsa cong uu0 ~ agents hitherto
unknown. i popularity ls any crItcri 1, there can
h6 40 doubt ui Che l,i..1ueE o- the yIyEGAH
Continually l.c.ea.iu-. apr l-tdtvfw
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BnIsroL-Nlessrs. Rdeys, # the Bristol
House, are putting up barn 81 by 80, with SD
addition u by p Dixie, B.x5y So c. have sl-
ready completed building two stories high, -
by 26 that is nov used Sc store, n1 chop, etc..
tie use. after the Main block il completed. vii De
IS store house ami barn. New Instruments
for the hand Lave been ordered, AMI If they are
all used as perfis'ertly as the oaes they nos
have, we shall have TO petition Congress OF Prov
idenoe for respite. If one u the ovncrs' rs-
gard FOR the Sabbath vss Sufficient -s 70 sug-
ge't to h'm the proPriety Of laying 1t aside from
SATURDAY evening to Monday morning !; would
appear better Sabbath is day Of rest, and if
there was ever an iuauimste object tbat needed
rest one day In the week tits thin sane iastru-
ment
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Nu7oy-There were I'D Juoz @. butter solI
10 ,b.5 market 90 Mluday. Plic-r pad, from
81 10 3 1tu.- per pound.
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sroErSG.-Wili ducks sra reported around
the head OF Lake Casmpl-ia in great NUE.
bers.
Pigeon shooting is said to be good.
Il stated by hunters that the past winter
has been a severe one for wolves in the Adiron-
dack WOODS and that deer will be more numer-
GUS in consequence
The opening at the mouth Of Otter Greek,
near toe Fl. C=ssin House, "a just nov the hunt
er's paradise The wild ducks and geese ere
having their annual parade in the open water
made by the ice when it vent out. AZ an early
hour 10 the morning-say by 3 or ! o'clock
they msy be peen in large Members within easy
shooting distance. DR.. Eaoch Woodbridge OF
Vergenues bagged ten ducks and s gooee 6 few
days since, At this spot
A party Of three IN three days last Weel took
more than two hundred pounds Of 'peckled
trout, fishing through the ice st one Of the lakes
near Malone
I Barton, who resides on the river below YER
sennes. caught two bushels Of bull poua one
day last week.
Anglers who are in the habit Of visiting Can
ada in pursuit OF sport, express disspprobstion
~ the f.voritism shown in renting the rivers for
the coming season.
The ica "a sIl ont OF the broad lske and moth
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GENERAL DEHuIrT.- 10 this complailt TIE good
elects Of the tEGErIsE are realized Immediately
after commencing 10 take It as debility denotes
deficiency Of the blood and NEGErISE acts directly
upon i5c blood. There H. no remedy thas will
store Tic health from dehiiity lEo the NEGEIISE.
u is u1uT .shing aud stren-Jheurg, nuriles the
blood .e-u atcs tie bowels qgiejs tho nervous sys-
ten, 6ct5 directly Up01 the secrctOns ana arouses
tho whole system 10 action. Il has never fsile1 in
th.s cClHp .G.lt. A-WlW
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ST. ALBAss Butter MAEKET-An active
usrke; lsst Tuesday. Spring dairieE - % &c;
selections 30 to SIC.
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DR.. CRANN
list.

goth. DR.. URANN 2Ist.
OF Boston who has made so many wonderful cures
of cases supposed incurable. in almost every town
in Vermont, will be a. the AMERICAN House, the
10th and 2lst Of each monta. Every invalid should
sec him and get circular, mo matter what your
complaint Free.
April l5-d3t&wtf
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MERCHANTS
.s.EE'Es5.s.EEs ks.F.E'E
oG Burlington.

Folders Of e. =. J-.s0
FsOlaGs, are TgMsjHGeG ~. al
FhcFr gSO5sdS 1CjU reFy s0Oa
be C0EiC@ jH. lee present
h5gh pI'eilijlgli renders q 81
I0r0Fn6ie fiSiie 80 dispose
az Them.
s. e acre some prime ira
UeSFIICnfS 80 offer fhOsg Ge-
string TO exchange fhefr
Bonds. and ASK Interested
parties 60 CGE ard examine
Uae4I.
&. 30. 81 0Osjh0wSe,
Cashier.
Feb 4--dEvuins
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
Meteorological Resosa.

meteorological hCsosGs
Tat ~, Long , 20; Elevation shove
Ts;er sf7 feet; above Lake Champisin 27. feet.
ArRm-TuBD wEsA-ls-2.
THERMOMETER. sArog. wIsls.
7AN.2r.H 9r.N. mean an. 2 Pm g Pig =
/. " . ]. !. !. !. !. !. !. !. !.
Average temporarure Of the week Ass.
she same Teek,l--l- g. 7-5 Barometer g 80 incht
ST. AIBAss Butter MAuKE-An acty
alarse; lsst Tuesday. Spring diaries - 70 zgc
selections 30 TO SIC.
Nu7oy-There were I'D tubs Of butter col
10 ,bi5 market 90 Mouday Plie-r paid. fr5-
10 .3 5,u.s per pound
Erau-sD Butter toi here, Monday. q
auovs. Fair, from . TO - cents, good, - g
=, cents. choice. 80 cents
Coymu.r-. -Nssai1g.ua lssra,ol51 a.
15uaoe TIA, he seusts, Taesiay, o1nd-u
si,55 r5u.usaop Of Cen VIM. Wells as 60,
hector Of customs cr the district Of Vermont
vice Gsa. s.s-uarl resigned
T.eB.l-. til. lazy who sas drowned i-s
winter ia ua On- Cres, uszr The 90 r-l
trlIss..' .e ss..l. ami which c5uli not Be l.au.
-...,.-.. ..f..f ON Che -..f.i. -.,.s... ..r Oh,
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They dOn't ssy scott over to WinoOski; they
say a" sdoleseent equine qusdruped.r
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The Rutland Railroad trouble teems to be in a
fair way Of removal The plan Of freeing the
company from its floating debt by subscription
% its preferred capital stock is received with
much favor. a meeting Of the larger stock
holders in connection with the directors and ad-
yisory committee vas held in Boston, Neines-
DAY, st which this plan ws5 recommended ard
supported by a subscription On the SPOT OF over
one hundred THOUSAND dollars. at par, which
with former subscriptions nalss over oao-tlird
oi the AHauaJ required. The Boston dIrert.ser
1.yt We unlerstau. cha, conflicting views
have Teen hsrmon.z-l, and ,lat al parties are
a7r working in fll accord fsr the interests Of
tlc roa--7-ani the d.r,c. vay Gus of tie Difficult
p -s'.ag aoH been entered upon, it's 70 he
ped ,hstal stockholders VIII Do al in their
IaFe- 60 81. ia the movement ulw going on
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SEAaLfO
-0F 4GE-
Vermont Horse aE0cE o..

STALLtONS
Or sEE-
Vermont Horse aE0ck o.,
-1s12-
The following Stations VIII be allowed 3D. serve
limited number oi Mares, besides those BELONGING
t. tho Company. the present. 7r-so1i 81 she St5cs
Farm.
Yorkshire Lexin9toa, ct twenty-five Dollars.
Clay ori1o, az Fry Dollars.
Houcburn Pilot, ms Hundred Dliars
ha4AlA Chlei, one Ilul-e1 Dlllars
Terms Cash before removal " Mare Mare
not proving aioa. can be returned ulz- season ;ree
Of charge.
Plsiuring one Dollar per week. o- If hep; by ,lo
ear. One Hundred Dollars Escapes and ..-e.. s-.-s
Of all kinds must ue az owners sisS.
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON.
Bay hands, fosloi 1865. by Lexington.
lst Dam, Hymcuia- by imported Yorkshire.
"a PeSZy stewart, by cooks whip
4tl MARY Bedford by Duke @. Bedford.
7th d" Imported >peculltor.
9Th Col. Holmes Dar1 Devil .i4rs hv i.n.
ported Dare Dsvil
THIS horse is a full brother T. - Ar.s..r AID
% Edinse1rl, ami half brother to -tcrsi" ua1
CLAFBRiNo-
3LA,E-L1 hands foalet 3. z9- iy R-.rs Nam
brine Pilot ,wn0 has public record 1. 4-..I hy
hain-r-u1 Culei, tl11y IuU-u'a Slrel DAN g l..e
Harrison, got by Ca1i-s y. Clay .wh0 has e
Clay ,paouc record ~ ay An rev Jackson. %,
8isAaw, b. luplr,ei Gram lislav.
OODBJRS PiLOT.
5LA 10 hands i-ioi l-a1. -o- By r. A. Alex .
an-cr's Pilot .- ne b Pacing tl.o-, ou- of Nancy
Pope, ty HlT0- te. hy sir Charles 4f Dam .
ttu-y Taylor, by Imported Alfred. Ist Dam los t
Mlm1ln0 CHEZ, SIZE 1. Lacy Thorn % Dam. .
a fast trot-a- mare by fist pacing horse owned .
l[s" "4s-.n when five ears CD iuii mi.c "a .
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The ice is sll out Of the broad lske, and moth
ing but blue wafer to be seen
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w HEREAS, application hath been made 30
w this Court in writing, by the Administrator
Of said estate praying Tor license AID authority %
sell the real estate @. said deceased setting iu-tn
them that It wound be beneficial 70 the heirs and all
persons interested the estate Of sa1 deceased, 20
sell the whole the real estate Of said deceased ant
convert the same into money, and having hlod in
said court the consent ami spprobaoD in whiting 81
all the heirs 10 said estate, rcslnS n this STATE %
such sale.
Whereupon the said Court appointed and As
signed the SI.h day q April, A. D.. 1872, at the Pro
bate Court Rooms in said District, 10 hear and de-
eide upon said application, and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof 70 he given 70 all peTsons inter
ested thorein, by publ shing sIid order, together
with the time and place OF hearing, three weeks
successvely in the Burlington FREE Pass, q news
paper which ciTculates in the neghb0rhOod Of tn 80
persons interested in said estate, all ~hich pubs
cations shall be previous u the day assigned IT,
hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place assigned then
and there in said Court, 10 make your objections 10
the granting such license. II you see cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate Court Rooms
this sth day Of April, A. ID. l5I2. -
i2y3w T. +. WALES, Judge.
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a. ?. HALGEET,} Commissioners.
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The Shasta courier., 1872-05-04
SHASTA COURIER.

DESCRIPTION OF QUADRILLE.-Iti is
described thus by a young man who tried
it: We both bowed to both of us and then
to the other; then the fiddle tuned and the
thing started | grabbed her female hand, !,
she squeezed mine, we both slung each
other, then changed base across the room,
jumped up and down ever SO many times,
then my dear and me dozed a doe and
hopschotched home again from foreign
shore7 then we two forward, four ladies'
changed, we X over, turned around twice,
shasayed sideways, l backed to place, she
dittoes, side couples turn gentlemen, side
couples turn ladies, ladies turn side couples,
all hanns around, back again. First fellar
takes opposite gal, sling her around, take
your own gal and t'other fellar's gal for
ward and back, twist both gals two times,
sling 'em to opposite fellar, let him do the
same as you, and back again to places,
light gentleman balance to heavy lady,
swing lady, heavy lady duplicate, promen-
ade all gals to the center, bob up and
down, each fellar takes his lady back to
place. Right gentleman spin right lady
right lady spin left gentleman, all twist
each other, do it again, over repeat, once
more, keep it up, all turn t'ether backwards
sideways, each couple swing .'other couple
cross, over back egain to, seats,