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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30
A ROUSiNG REPUBLICAN, RALLY
II


Arrangements are being made for msss
meeting st Darlington, Saturday, Angus, 8lst,
for the counties Of Chittenian, Franklin, Addi-
soa, LlmoiI.e snd Grand Isle. The speakers
who have already engaged to be pre'snt are
Hon. Thomas Settle, of n. C, Senator Ell
munis, Hon. F. E. Woodbridge AID Gen. r. s.
Tuthill, Of Nashville, Tenn. Il is a,so expected
that Hon 40 Aldis, of St. Adams, will be present
to sliress the meeting. vith great array Of home
tslent Arrangements are being made also fer
reduction OffAre By railroad and steamboat.
A general invitation is not only extended to the
Grant and Wiison clubs il this vicinity. but also
to those throughout the Safe and ChsmpAin
Valley. The meeting will open st 100 p. H.,
aad will continue through the afternoon sul
evening.
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The NorthieI postoffise has been constituted
British international money Office. and is en-
'5lel to furnish orier' to any part Of the United
hiugiom
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Lew USnEBr1eD.


Lew USpEBr1oD. ,
vs.. CsHte=fsa coau'y court,
JOIS J.. Face, apr Term, =. Il. ls-2.
w HEEEas LEVI USDEGHG Oh, a: this Term
w Of said ours commenced bis suit against I'd
ward y blTchert 81 sion, IN the state OF Massa-
chuset's, and John B. Page % Rutland. IN the
County Of E1tIard, ia plea of cevc-aut broken,
alleging tha- by certain ine s1tlre, dated Iarca
t.h- l4t7, sad 1eier12uts dt devise a1d lease T.
pl=iltid or BIS ass-1ee certain store "A BuT!ias
Ton, %grnclt- on tLl corner 90 Water and South
streets. ana certain lard C.n1c-sl herewith for
term ci four years iron Ale let. 1866, At yssrly
rent O be pals hy plaintiff rn 7aid defendants OF
tLeir sCe'Cs-a, cr ASH gas "a s1- That on SAID 1T
dat q May l7fn. all vas setfy and wiling to
enter into ios-s5s On, Use AID ENJOY said demised
premises, an- te keep public and perform all tae
covenants o. s-i4 iadelture o. be by him Kept and
performed set protesting that said defendants have
contained 81 their psrC % be kept AMI performed,
and would cot suffer Log permit the plaintiff to
enter into sion 81 said premises aid lst OF
Stay, sos pr 80 ard 9.her time snee, AMI that said
prem sss during the whole tine o. said lease have
have heer possessed and 0ccup OF iy other Eersous
without tie cJrsou; o. she p.slt Il. and by ermis-
sion q 1eteEier-s. ard shat thereby plaintiff wa
flrcee l1- a-t dI1, fUrc-0 large 20 rs and pr5ats
which lie might ant would have realized and 70
oeTe1 IT. ~ qG!ct possession ant Of said prem
iscs during said term, and pat - great expense,
tr01bie ard Inconvenience D reason Of being kept
out Of tie p1sesi q tse prem -os contrary 20 the
form AMI Gle OF sail l-ieltu-e AID senandirs IN
damages the SUN Of two thousand dollars
AND where's &c is made Co appear 20 the Court
here, shat said Edward 4. Bir1a r1 resides without
this state a71 has not bad personal notice Of the
pcldsccy %. this suit
Ihs-s0-e it is ordered hy 80 Court that said
cause &c continued 90 the uev; Term thereof to De
held a. Burlington. .l and ir SAIL County, on the
9Th Tues-ag ri September l-72, ami that The sal J
tdT2-i A Lirchart. be notified af the pc1cency
thereof, by puh-iiI- this notice. Containing. tbs
substance Cd. said declaration. In Tie Burlington
| Fee Press. a newspaper YuaGstef 20 Burlington,
three weeks sur-css.Vciy, tlr t1s- yuica-ia, be
at least twenty -a1s -ecrs The 81 3 rext Tern OF
this Court.
Dated at Hur iaat.n tbs l0th t.r Of August A.
=. I,12 a. J. HOWARD, Clerk.
L. UNDERWOOD Ar;'y p-3 SO.
T-w5w
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coN>uurr:oN CAV nr CURED.
sCuENCK's PULHOSIC STRIP.
ScHENCk'S sEAWEzD TONIC.
sCuESCk' MANDRAKE PILLS.

sCHEhCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are The only medicines thai VII cue ru'ro1ary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines tba- viii stop o cl--h viii
often occasion the death Of the patient. u iocss "a.
the liver, stops the circulation % the blood Lem
orrhsse i4oWs, aad, ia fact clozg s.tbe acton q
the very Organs tina. caused the cough
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes Z
two thirds Of The cases OF consumption Many age
now complaining with dull pair in the s.ds. tus
bowels sometimes costive and sometimes TOO l0lsc
tongue coated. pain tho Shoulder blade f,e.f. Y
sometimes very restless. and at other tnes drge.v
the food that is taken lies heavily on the stomach
accompanied with acldity and nelchin- %. ~ r.4
These symptoms usually urigi nate from Gi=1r-ere
condition % the stomach or torpid liver. Persons
80 affected, II they take CT tive heavy colds and
# TIE cough ln these Re suddenly stopped the
lu1gs liver and stomach clog and remain a-ui.t
and inactive and before the paucut = aware ofh.s
situation, TIE lungs arc mass of sores ard u c-r-
ate1, AMI death is tic Inevitable result.
SchencEs tuiuQ1lc S rl;p is al C1p1C. rltt v g1
does not contain any opium. ro- aly thlns ca cu-
laiei 10 check a cough su1decI
Scnenck- c-aweld Tome 1iss9lge- the food! ILL -4g.
with the gastric Il-ce OF the st7n lch es.s easily
u0urlshes the system, AMI creates healthy c!fcl-
iation % the blood. When the hogo.s are cdsrive.
stin So low and the patieut IS II q billions habit
schenck's Mandrake Fill- are required
These medicines are prepared by DR. Il
SCMkNCk q 5 N, Northeast corner Of slxt1 aal
Arch Sta, Phliadeiph a. Penn. AID 2 sale yeH0.
Z. GOODWIN a 60, IS Hanover g: Eastir. an.
JOHN 7. HENRY College fa-c Now Herd, Ea..c
sac Agents
For sale by pru.ss ts ler-liy.
Au- --te--1u-r
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STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable the
-,. . o. Probate Court &c the
'iSiHloi of riA'l'' IS District q Chittenden,
To AL persons interested in the estate of Crlo B.
deceased GREETING
XETHEREAS saii Court hath assigned the apth
~ day o. August newt rr tho settlement OF
the administration account o. she executor OF
the last will said deceased sn1 for decree Of the
residue OF the etate o. sail deceased. and ordered
that!puhlic notice thereof be given to all persons
interested ia said estate by publishing this order
three weeks excessively, previous 70 the
day assigned, 30 thc Darlington weekly Free Press,
newspa per printed in Burlington, jn said Dstrct-
TaERTFoEE- You are hereby notified % appear st
the Probate Court rooms. il Darlington on the "a
assigned, then and there To- contest tire allowance
Of said account, if yuu Fee cause.
Given under mJ hand, tiis 7-d day Of August.
A d. i-7Z +. T. WALLS, Judge.
7-N3w
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Application wi, be m+ie to the next ses.ioo
u the Legislature to remove the shire Of Orleans
county from its present location il the town Of
lrsshurga 30 some point within the town Of New
mort
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For the Free Press and Times

For the Free Press and Times.
! THE Era RrFUs BIsHoP OF JEEIcHo.-Mr
Ruff. B.sh0g. 81 z43an and highly Tespect
ed 60 Ecu of Jericho, died, after brief iliness
at his residence in that town, Oh Taarsiay thI
18th inst, aged rs years. He WAS born il
Hinesburgh on the 4th Of hugnst, 1893, the
,,tue ysar IA Eb;ch Walking u died With tho
exception OF three year1 spent il Clsremont, n
H., he lived in Hinesburgh, on the old home
stead, till 1889, when he removed to Jericho,
where he resided, frat on the farm now occupied
by his son, Daniel B. Bishop, ard afterwards in
the spacious mansion erected by Governor Mar
lin Chittender
Mr.. Bishop we through life man ofremarh-
able activity and Industry. He enjoyed large
measure Of health, strength and prosperity. His
old sge was vigorous, serene snd cheerful Ia
his later yesra he had the appearance Of being
much younger thsn he reSily was, aud when
summoned TO depart this life. his eye
was not dim, nor his natural force abated, =" and
his mental powers were unimpsirsi. he wa
man of good sense and judgment, sooi habits OF
life snd business, marked kindness and kympa-
thy and irreproachsble integrity, good adviser
and : faithful friend His abundance oe this
worlds goods was hal4 and enjoyed with
rprit meek and lovely as little child From
early life he wac Christian believer. lie was
baptized snd united with the Baptist church in
Richmond, in 1927; snd though after the dissl-
luton OF that church he never connected him
seif with any other. his religious convictions and
sympathiss we're always strong and tender, and
il his last hours he was supported and cheered
by the blessed hopes and conso.Etions Of the
gospel. His funeral services were attended on
Sunday, the 18Th inst, st his late residence,
where sermon wss prescl by the officiating
clergyman, Rev. II. c. Este, b. D., from Isaiah
40:G-S.
The subject Of the discourse was Tie fra}lg
Of nun and the support f Goi's uafdiliny
leord. After these soemnities the long process
sion proceeded to the bariSl ground at Jericho
Corners, where d" all that was mor;s' Of the
departed Wss deposited beneath the basutiful
marble monument, which be had erected there
about fourteen years ago, and where, during
these years, have rested the remains of bis Dc
parted daughter, the frat wife of the lste Royal
3 ChAse Of Iowa. OF Mr.. Bishops family,
widow and four children. two sons, T. A Bishop,
of Wilston, and D. b Bishop, Of Jericho, and
two daughters, the wives Of T. c. Gslusbs, Of
Jericho, Sud I 7 True, Of Winooski survive.
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u Kemsaber tho Wheeler a Iiis1n A.. q
highest priz3 81, A. the Es7sx c.. Pair. Frsns-
lin 60. and Washington Co. Fa rs, ami a, hundrecs
Of the FJ.7s in the United States, Al1 has tax n
more fcs' ri,z-s tan any ether.
~ Rem, ln5er hat the wonderful success gained
by the Hhcolsr & Wilson Is due 10 nsrst nor 20
uersis:eut crl Wgir- the schne o. on aG les and
aunoy auce by drum1ners. After have been
bothered b, half dozen Agents of diff rent Na-
chimes -t-ins them ali into your house en- tIs.,
and have heard all their counisting stories, call
and see the Wheeler Wilson, at Ga Church street
ant decide for yourself which ths best for famil
use.
6OLOT =. ALLIs, ten A@eut
f0r state Of Fcrico1t.
kue -3-dsyu
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DiRro cETESDES sarag u Has fhe 1sIA's s =,
OF Charlotte IN said dist-ist deceased --'0
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30
Spetial Aotlres.
Plantation Bitterg,
=. T.-ES6O--X.

This "ondoTfal vegetable restorative is the sheet
anchor of the fss6le and dsbntatod. As tonic
and cordial fer the aged ard Ianud +. has no equal
among stomachics. As remedy for the neryous
weakness to which women Gro especially subject,
it is saPs1sedins every othe7 samulsnt In al
Gina IS, tropical. temperate or f.igid it acts Is
specific il evory spec e5 CT disorder which under
mines the todiiy strength and breaks down the
animal spirits.
Jan i6-deodSwIyr
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ONE HALF OF the people canuottsks Castor Oil
from its terrible raUseatuE taste, ans re-u u tar
throat The CAsToHta, prepared By Or. Pitcher, is
purely vegetable, perfectly hatr ess, pleas lIt L.
taEe and more elcye n IN Caster 1ll. 70 does rot
distress or grippe. but regulates the system, ald
operate whea all other remedies have failed Dc
ac-s Use magic Tor stomach ache CJust patti l-
lency Group and worms. 10 containing neither sla-
erals Morphine uor Alcohol. is soothing, quetla-
elect, produces ra.ural sleep, and Is particularly
adapted O. cryl-s aud tc- tll1- children No tr-c
has eve- me, su,h unqualified endJrseIa 1nt by till
ply sicians. Iake no moe bitter Pills Marc re
oyrups gupinS purs--ivss, or s;cSenlnz oils. Tie
tasJo-ia costs nut 81 cents ami wacl one; TIED now
viii never 90 without 10. Aug i-wiw
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p =
CasJo;ia costs out 30 ,snts ami wien tiod nov
viii never 90 with u. IL. Aug s-~iw
IyG.erto,,n linton Live stock Haris-.
yor TEX vr4A Eyo.ss TUESDAY. Au-.-7. i--..
tvogST ~ L;yE sr,cs A. aABxEr
Cattle. sheep Ianhs. s..a,
Last week, e4 500 Iii
Vermont t- 2i-f
Prices Of Market Heei-A iy. choice 81 a' 10 -
extra, s4u1d4 o.. G-st quality, $ % ~ SD Sec
ond quality, s. ll n ,o third quality q oo u 3 -
Prices Of Store Cattle-"orkins Oxen t. pair from
$50 $40 s-Jo to So.
~ ~.
Farrow Cows, sna35.
Yeari;.93gs, lone Two yelrs Old zone. farse
Western Fat Swiue-Ltve. lone
St0res-hLoies3le n1ge.
FlS;' ct Of s9 sep: am .,I LaE s5.-, = ss 80
sheep ii qc 3 q shesred sheep "a 90 q D.
spriny Lambs 81 olgt0o 9head
Veal Calves, 8 ODD % Is 90.
Prices Of Hides Tallow and Standardization Hides
9H9lc = II Tallow, Y G6c 3 % Country Hides,
e H.; IAilow, 9l3c y 70 Calf skins. lsGhc
Blh- Lsm5 Skins 75caSl M each shel-ed Skins, soc
each Dairy Skins, s. each.
REMARKS.
Cate The DR. Of trade is largely for good Eat
oatls, and we nd fir supply o this grade yard-i
To-day' supply IS the largest this on from the
West. Husness very fair. County butchers bought
freely OF medium grades. Prices for ordinary cst;lo
rather unsatisfactory q dealers but good cattle ~
firm prices Burr sold a oxen thOt AVID $500 Boz
At market per pair the following his sale %
Woodbridge, they were fatted by an Old hat,hsl-
der, Otis King5bury OF Gilsum, n II. no family to
look after, and whose sec ion seems 20 for his
live stock, which were .li we'll fed . Of his best !
year Ods sold or II scRb, dress VT, ahead Cf eTsry
thing in market, estimated 70 dress 1921 hs each
8 oxen at u see u, dress VT and at o., = ID. L
French 4 Son sold young cattle at Sc T. %, 80
shrink; oxen At l0cfib at !0isctih, dress VT
dress shade over 100 Us each, and Tor s2ll.
II Bryant sold COWS TO dress 500 lbs each ct &c
Rlb dress wti pair Of oxen to dress 10 ios ats 60
Dow sold oxen TO dress lU0 lbs EACH at luictl D.
dress VT year ODDS at 81 Y p, dress VT, coo MS
each y 2year ODDS, dress from i00GGflb, ct 9uSc
Plb, dress VT.
sherp ant Lants-An easy dem ana fer sheep and
lambs, a. the supply light last week. htOs. q
the lambs are looking plump and fat. This morn
ing GIL head, which is cis0 light and arrivals the
last OF the week will be necessary to meet the call
Prices range &c higher u ID. .. +. Roweli sold ~
lambs, average G. TBS az s. y y head. q. MoCar
thy sold II lambs at SIC e Il, average g rs. 2.
NJ. Tyler sold 90 a. s. e b. n. GOodnOugh bought
a lot Of 81 sheep a11 lambs at G5sc y ID
PoultTy-supply trlis less than that OF last
week, with no advance to quote. Young TURKEYS
doing we'll IN the country, and bid fare u be
good as ut last Thanksgiving. ) Russell and swan
AID Newton bought the chief Of arrivals. We quote
best chicken, AZ - slb fair lots Of Turkeps 2l-
sl2lclbib good fowl, l9d@1cP u ordinary lots of
fDwl, lscg b poor, i'cFib.
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Notice il given that application viii be mads
TO the next session Of the Legislature Of Yer
mont for an extension Of time to complete the
Montpelier and Wells River railroad.
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Blessings brighten as they take their aight-The
chief Of al blessings is good health, without viii
nothing Is worth the having it is always
appreciated at its true value after it s lost hut too
often not before. Live properly and correct all
ments before they become seated For disease OF
the liver, kidneys, skin. stomach, and all arising
from impure or feeble blood, DR.. WALKERS CALI
FoRSIA VINEGAR BIrrERs sure and speedy
remedy 1t has never yet failed in a single instance
Aug 21-td&wiw
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rERsT-5 IMPROVED COMED1SE ArI- Pi.Q5i
KEnEDY.-FAo Skin 5eticius OF thea -s Is rs-.
ranted g. care tlssH "OENs, PEBBLES Ht-p-ia-
and BL0T-EEo Designations OF the fac. Eo.l b.
az Druggists. Iesot g. Bead ST.. New Ycrs
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ADDISON RAILRoAD.-A culve-t just west Of
"h'ung station, on the Addison railroad, wac
"hshed out, Tuesday night, delaying the mixed
"Aio' gong west, several hours, srd the mail
'r'in ie" moments, they having to carry by
the Washoat, arriving en- time in Rutland The
road was all right for afternoon trains.
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2s0 az. 0sfs SSson,
Franklin, German
American, Pennsylvania,
Peoples. hay STATE,
National, Connecticut,
Alps, National OF Bangor,
Travellers Life s. Accident
y Al Losss, Eq4ifsSiy Adjusted and Pad al
T. s. PECK.
June s-dEvti General Insurance Agent.
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tf. @otiila 'hlinlS.


'E'aa FAIL TERM e.. .a weeks vil hs-i1 Angus,
I 42t E1--t. iEc'l-.u- E'.r. Washing ard
i-on,r-;. 81 . Isr week. sPpy 60
a. Is. SqACLD-tG.
Jnir zi-ta-diw,wit
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ADDISON RAILROAD rains OF THURSDAY
washed swsy another cpl,ert or The Addison
railroad. vess % Orwell, delaying the trainI
stoui three hours
Petitions VIII be presented to She next Yer
mont Leg stature praying for the passage Of an
ct separating the town of Greensboro from the
county e Orleaas All suns1ing it TO Cslelo-
Ma
Careful wives an daughters vii. take a peep
81 their furs, ''a5oa. These l2y''' Moth, sre
very numerous. srl theg esa 10 mach d.maee
ia = short sraca Of ire
ST. Alats- Brrrs7 NsEE-r.-Tde mar ket
on Tucsisy was dull, prices ranging for common
60 fair. l0tol6,; meIium to eool, 20 10 - ;
choice. % to o., selections, II to 2ss.
Rcuxoyo Br1rsa MAsEa1--0n Monisy
there we're sold 1860 tabs Of butter a 20 to -
oan;s for fair, .ui Is &c - cents for choice.
Bat little cleosa was offered prices to 10
cents for f,ruers' diaries taJ 10 20 II for fac
Tory.
INTERESTING TO .BHoasRs Asp BAyksRs.-
Tie Acting Conmit;ic1cr Of Internal Revenue
has decided thri The taz on brokers and bankers
Gales Of gold and silver bullion and coin, promis-
so7y notes, s.ocBs, bonds OF other securities is
repealed On and si.er O;.o5erl, 1872
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30

Wa-rriRD. The Oh t5ra Of Wexford, though
Of late yelrs nearly 4nsain5us f0r the Eepubli-
can ticket. issh9rolg5ly aroused f'r Grant snd
Wilson. George a. Ballard, E-I, Of Fairfax,
addressed meeting @. ta2 Grant sal wilson
cub on Ilesiay evening, Aal L Z Lawrence
aud Warren G.aas, Of Burlington, spoke 90 .
crowded house on Saturday evening. Greeley
sill receive a leg uumber Of votes this fall thsn
the ordinary democratic ticket in that town
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AGENTS WANTED 20 canvass for "THE LIFE OF
HENRY WILSON," by JUDGE RUSSELL, and Rev
kLIAs NAsOS,-the only edition published will
Mr.. WILSON'S approval. Now is the time - make
money. B. B. RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston, Mass
July 5--dkw4w
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fAmrAx.-Ile Republicans held rousilg
meeting st Fairfax. Friday evening last Tae
st.eni,ucs from the adjoining towns was large.
The meeting was held in the open ir.snd was
zijresssi ty Senator Elmuais sai Z. L Law
renee, Es3.. Of Burlington Tae Wests5rl Cor
net Band, the Fairfax drum corps and the Milton
Grsnt and Wilson qu-rte'ie club we're in s,leai-
spee
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illegal gotites.
SARAH d. HAZARDS ESTATE.

SARAH ID. HAZARDS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, ; To all iPersons con
Dis1RtcroF cErESDES eafd n N Inc estate CT
Of Charlotte, IN said District, deceased.
A, a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
tor me District Of Chttenden, the 9Th day of
august 4. D ls.2 al. Instrument, purportng to
- me l-s n I'll and Testament Of Sarah D. Hazard,
80 OF C1arlctie. n said district, deceased,
II is ordered by said Court that the Iqth day OF
oeptgine cr AID. l-2 at the Probate Court Rooms IN
sali bGriinst0n be ASST ne for proving said Instru-
meuti and that notice thereof be given to all per
So concerHed ny publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Weekly free Press
newspaper printed at SAID Bur ingt0n previous 10
the time appointed.
Therefore. yoa are hereby notified to appear be
Iore sal OoCFtr az the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate cf aid viii. ifyou have cause.
Hlven under my haut at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this I'm day fAu-ust, \. D. sS72.
9w3w re. WALES. Judge.
{. A. =. sPRAGUES' ESTATE.
we, TIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap-
" pointed hJ The Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District ci Ch.ttoItcu, COMM ssoners %
receive. examine and .ist the caiu.s AID tenants
!2,e o! Essex, 10 said District. deceased, and
also all Claims AMI demands EXHIBITED in offset
tLe-et1 and sz Glolths r.. a. the cav OF the date
hereof, feIns allowed hy sad Court fr that pun
pose We Go therefore herg'y give notice. that
VII attend 70 the business OF or pp0intment. at
Tho dwelling house OF Harriet W Sprsgus Of Willis
ton IN siid District on the third Tuesdays Of Sep
tenneF and January next, Ct Do o'clock y. n
each u slid days.
Dstet ths le,l dlv OF july 4 ID. I~-2
sniru 4 Risreur Commissioners.
5x3r
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SrsU1S By IIlIrySa.-A barn belonging
90 Henry 3. Williams, in southeast part OF Monk
TN, blrHel by i.garn.a, Thursday, dari1g the
ehower Tac barn e b5 81, h'lel with hay.
IasarAGee % the barn and contents. small. !, is
reported thai the cheese factory in Srsrks4aro
WAS struck by lightning aai . number % cen
ti-oen GoTl
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The .pe-la CT GOV Uaie-Taoi. pretty full
rep1.. Of which We give in smother column, vas
8 csp.tal one-oae Of the test @. the campaign
IN this quarter !. was f-asa, vig5-o1s, fa'' q
new iless ami %; strong points, which Brought
the hoasc iooa ssain ara As>iu with long ana
hssrty applause.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30

vlnsa ia said to bavs been been neatly or
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30

Yy ve-y dear friends 3r. and Mrs. slater. viii
p.ciae accept the subj 1iuei lines from their So mpG-
/ timing friend, A. % Spalter, upon the death OF
thor son Don D. Slater Who died August -rh, 1872.
aged Is years, months and days,