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Hhliethc Queen City Band were ssd, t..
.yp.aciising the music of Beethoven las,
,,snin, they vcre Suddenly inform, ..al b.,
1ts ,apea-ancs in their room off dolsoa-
..ty..f.,,.-o- n -. -. -
'''''-'''' - va i,''''S' IeaDeu IVY
foreman 2afle~ NIcAo-S' Who, alter apollo
81 % tuI tie intrusion. explained the cause
tt...,,.i5 ne i,lloo,s.
~, .y
~ 80. "@,,' LtHH,'' an" "'t"iDTS
49, ~ DUN - may NOT DO re-
mem .tIe' "N d" o' YOU naV stu II is never
'-ei1-- ING l-cl tnAt 'h9 INST Time your band
hi'is4Ie1 IN Pu9-lo vas on the occasion OF
que i'' eFt'on 81 ine 'oiIhleers SPIDER.
since 'o't 'me mere mas always existed on
'-r 'f' c9Fain lseilng oil friendship To-
"-i'' ypA4 Nand. We nave also, as citl-
--' hhuH p'i1e IL INC perfection you nave
'l'"lhsu ID 9"ul profession anu your admir-
-.''' ,,.I-' IyI ~ 4 4splese"'dtl'e orgah41l-
'''t va vac wy Jew cASs since We were
i-AIh iAIeolet 20 you Tor contributing IN
='4i. etstee % tne enjoyment we e1perl-
gil1I III enter tanning the after n ureene
h'~' Oo'hpahy' Anu as token that such
'llf 'f7i1S are appreciated Dy the oiuntecrS
'elle' you tIis plton. We desire your
1ss Z, nav if rcmnJ Won ~n tbat ws III Ha
hrOtberly interest and pride in your success.
Nj. Paige responded for the band as
follows
Captan N,ftois and members Of Tol,srteer
nose - oar unexpected Vlslt and present
t,rcrrire il and snrnrise r. ;s 'o o,s,-s
y.u. We thank YOU most cordially for
tolF beautiful siii, not Tor the value alone.
M tbs, r.'l,n.5 -'' - "rI generous
splendid company is rightly named the
Nolnnteors-beoause they always volunteer
70 o. tAer da'y' ana more; too. They
Vl-o,,s -''i toou u W Ailu ueeu anu me
I remember well the evening Won made
your hrsi parade. You were thoughtful
.ilu f % slsase lne services OF ms band'
lore ths public and We ye,siD a 80, nv" ' 81
your friendship and esteem given US after
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NOTICE.

THE owners and proprietors Of the real estate Of
i Charles L. Fie.d-, lying snd being IN Essex.
Chittenden County, aud St4te % Vermont de-
scribed as follows: Beginning on the LOrJn side OF
the hi zhway rum iroI: Essex 4nctiOu To Rich
mUnd at the wet side 81 lands owned by VI. A.
Bingham; bounded on the west by said Ia de and
lands owned by WIN. FLEET her, on the north side By
Mrs E. hOwe's ana U. :. Teac0Outs land; east BY
VIM. Jennings ana BrOEneifs ana. Also about
one are on the west side o. NJ A singhan's land :
bounded south by the highway west BY u wafren's
land. | will sell 50 mucn Of the above described
land the 6th day Of Uetorer next. at 10 O'Clock
the forenoon, the above described premises, as
will paw the tax assessed n5 the Essex junction
Graded School district, and legal costs, BY virtue Of
a tax bill and warrant me directed Tor tue ear
1875 | will 50 sell at the time and place,
by virtue OF lax warrAut TO ". J. Beach directed
for the year l-i4 much Of the above described
land will pay the school district tax for the yea
1874 and costs. said tax bill ahd warrant hayin Z
been transferred to for CORRECTION, said taxes II
having been paid.
AiiOS HOBART, Collector
Essex function, Sept I. is-5.-IOw3w
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IaI8D ANIMAL PARABLE - THREE PURSES
OFFERED roR COMPETING HOSP COMPANIES
FINE TINE ANTICIPATED.
The third annual parade of the Winooski
Fire Department is to take place on Frida, ,
September 3ith, and the citizens u that
enterpTising and public spirited village
propose to have, in connection with it, a
hose company tournament, 20 which they
invite all hose companies. Purses to the
amount of S225 will he offered for the COM
petition Of the companies, as follows first
prize, 500; second, SIS; third, $50. The
conditions are as follows. Competing COM
panics Will be limited to twenty men and
are 10 run eighty rods, connect with the
hydrant, lay three hundred feet of hose,
attach nozzle and get stream. Each COM
pany Will be allowed i've minutes for pre-
paration after being called. The running
Tor prizes viii commence at l:3O .. m,
sharp Al eatrieS to be made before
. O'Clock. p n. of Sept. 18Th. to Geo.
d. Nash. Chief Engineer. At 10 a. m, the
grand street parade of Wlnooski Steamer
Company. and visiting companies will take
place, under the direction of Col. ". l..
Greenleaf, Chief Marshal The music
Tor the day will be furnished by
the Sherman C.rnet band. and bands
accompanying visiting tiremen. The
Central Vermont railroad. and the Lake
Champlain steamers will carry thoss
attending the parade, for fare one way; snd
hose carts will be carried free. on frsigb t
trains Messrs. Geo. D. Nash. S. /. Re =
nolds and W. E. Allen have been selected
as the committee Of arrangenssss.s and il is
safe to say that nothing they are authorized
to do will be left undone t. lake the parade
and tournament successful and pleasant
affair and there j. no doubt a goodly
number of companies will enter for COM
petition. and that a large gathering of poo
pie will be in attendance to witness the
Sport.
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STATE OF VERMONT, } The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF eHTTEsDEs, S. c5ittea S p'''ri'' OF
To all persons interested in the estate Of Alphsus
Williams, late Of Charlotte. IN said District, de-
ceased. UREtTtyg
WHEREAS. said Court has ASS gned the l4th day
w OF Sep ember, ISIS II, xt, for the settlement Of
the administrators account and or a decree Of the
residue Of said estate the heirs Of said deceased
and ordered that public notice thereof be given to all
persons interested m said estate, by publishing, this
order three weeks excessively previous t. the day
assigned, in the Burlington Free Press, printed
IN Burlington, in said District
Therefore, You hereby notified 10 appear at the
Probate Court Rooms, in BurlinZt on on the day
assigned, then and there 70 contest the allowance VI
said account, II you see cause, aud To establish
your night as heirs, le-atees, and awful claimants
vi said residue. sw3w
6iven under my hand, this 2Oth day OF August,
A. d. ISIS. K. ;. TAFT. Register.
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A Popular Error Corrected,

1t is an absurd but very Common error to suppose
thai disordered condition Of the liver can bs rem
edied by simple cathartc. Such is however, far
from being the case. Cathartics do not touch the
liver at ALL 1t is only when as in the case Of Hos
letters Stomach Btters) the laxitive principal is
combined with tonic and stimulatve elements. that
the great secretive gland is directly acted upon.
The Bitters, although sufficiently laxative to re-
heve the bowels moderately, do not owe their anti
bilious effects to purgaton. merely. but to their
power Of rousing the liver from its inaction and n
polling it to secrets and distribute the bile in
sufficient quantities for the purposes of d gestlon
and evacuation. Its effect upon the stomach and
bowels is such as to insure the regular discharge of
the functions named and prevent abstraction or
vtiation Of the hillary fuid-in other words. to Sc
cure entire cooperation with the liver
Sept TO- deOdd wlw
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$ all persons interested in the estate Of the iats
i Harrison ". Fields. late %. Essex, deceased =
described As follows. situated, y NJ aod being in
the town OF Essex. Chittenden county, state u YER
mont. be sinnin- the south side uf the hl n
way leading from ESSEX Junction u Richmond, AT
easterly by said highway To lands owned by n. ).
Clark's estate, southerly by lands owned by - 4.
Tubbs and Joseph Seymour westerly by Lands owned
by Byron stephens. Mrs E. a. Beach, Mrs. o B.
Skinner Jacob Russell and Dennis Fish | will sell 50
much OF the above described lana the 9Th day o.
October next. AZ 10 oeocE N tAe lvren on, on the
above described prem s-s a. VIII Iay the tar
assessed by the Essex Junetisn graded school DIS
trict, with le-al costs b virtue Of tax warrant
TO me directed, Tor the year $50, will also sell
az the same time and place by, virtue o. a tar
warrant 10 W. l. Beach directed Tor tue year 1874,
much O: the above described land will pay
the school district tax for the year Is4 with legal
Costs; said warrant and TAX bills having been
transferred 10 me for collection.
AMOS HOBART. Collector.
Essex Junction, Seot lst, lS5j. lGa3w
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ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, September
Common to fair, sold at Is to 20 cents !;
iair to good 20 to 25 cents; selections 81 to
= cents; gilt edge 80 cents Very few
l.;rias sre fancy" that are selling at 30
cents, two or three choice lots have brought
Il cents
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DIED.

RIcAARDsoS.--In this city. Sept. 81, 1875. Pearl
G., youngest daughter of George K. and Mary
Richardson, aged II months.
BuELL-In Essex. on Thursday, August 26, 1873
Mrs. Hannah Buell., aged 6s years.
MTLLER.-In Vergennes, VT, Aug. 10th. 81 chOl
era infantum, Willie Noble, only child OF Vim. IL
and Anna X. Miller aged IL months.
SAFE in the arms of Jesus,
Safe on his gentle breast.
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ECONOMICAL Nsw FoOD. Twenty-Five cents will
nuy package OF Sea Moss Parine, made from pure
Irish moss, which will make 90 nds Of dishes such
tards. jeilies, creams, Charlotte Kusse. blanc
mango, &C. sold by all Druggists and Grocers.
April 3O-teodkwty
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u,uE u,dsruixnsd oGsrs for sale The ysai n,i,o.
Tsxoa 4, =, situated ~ miles nj = no@ i. . ~
fsls eossssing Of l4s ser.s 49, - en,svssos. Ths
,. ~ h IL sood repair And ssnyse's.s ~
SsSiaS ssrcos.s snd 10 plessessiy Issss .s., ~.
Ssii1,s1 ss1lsts.s ~ II ~ e q S5sxxf.
ess's Aanaaisssasss q No. s''s
n,pA,o-v9 IS
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President Angel, of the University OF
Michigan. and Mrs. Angel are in town on
a short visit. They are the guests of Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Collier.
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DussAULr-NYALr.-In Williston, Sept 7ih,
at the residence Of L. A. Bishop, ESQ, by Rev. j.
II. Bond. Frank Y. Dussault, OF Fall River Mass,
and Ada A. Nealy, Of Williston, VT.
ARMSTRONG -NoYEs.-At Csstleton, VT, August
18th by the Rev. pr. Stone at the residence OF the
brides father. Mr.. Frank Pierce Armstrong and
Miss s. Naomi Noyes.
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The blood owes its red color to minuts e-rohuIss
Which noat in that fluid and contain in healthy.
person, large smount Of iron which gives VITALITY
% the blood. The Peruvian Syrup supplies the
blood With this vital element and gives strength
snd vigor to the whole 81 stem
SeptlO d3taE tylt
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CAMBRIDGE The musical convention at
t-m5riiS7. last week. was, We learn a fine
-uree>- Nl,ae Of the hest musical talent
q che country vas present, and everything
passed cf pleasantly-which must reflect;
l-tl; credit upon the Hon. E. +. Mudgett,
{ whom the people Of that vicinity are in
-,hted for the entertainment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-10

Gen. Geo. j. Stannard has so far reeov-
cred from his recent severe illness as to be
ont
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back riders, are paid salaries ranging from
$74 to 500 per week, and male performers
from the most insignificant actor in the
ring to the one who "msnipu lstes the Ay-
ing trapszs," receive wages varying from
$40 to $500 per week. Our readers will
thus see that those who risk their lives to
astonish the peopleIwill get well paid for it.
A circus performer is never ft to appear in
the ring after arriving at tho age OF forty
or forty-fve. All those who engage in the
business, who may happen to be married.
generally bring their children up to the
same profession.
CONCLUSION.
Another column might easily be filed in
relation to the circus business. for we have
only touched upon few Of the more i'm
portant points. but for the present this
must suffice, Forepaugh's yearly total e1-
penses are about half million dollars. He
travels six months. or one hundred and
eighty days, and in that time three thou
sand miles. Over l 500 900 people annual
ly visit his exhibition.
Trulyequestria performances and zoologi-
cal exhibitions will never become Did or OBJ
solete. They are received each succeeding
year with apparently renewed zsst, and ad-
ditional interest from the fact that new ,b-
jects of interest are being constantly added,
until many hundreds of horses and men ira
required to transport and keep in charge
such gigantic concern as Forepaugh's.
we presume, here as elsewhere, an over
whelming ovation will greet the coming Of
Forepsugh's stupendous show, on the 18th
inst
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ORANGE L. HAY's ESTATE.
WYE, THE SUB sCKBERS, having been sp.
w pointed by the Houorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittsnden, Commissioner 70
rscsivs examine and adjust the claims aud demands
OF all persons, ayainst the estate Of oisnxe n
and also all claims and demands exhibited in onset
thereto |; and six months from the day OF the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that PuIPose
W do therefore hereby give notice, that We viii a.
tend 70 ths business Of our sppointmsnt, at the
dwelling houss Of Caroline Fay, sidow o. the ste
Q. L. Pay. Of Bolton. in aid lastr ct, on the miro
Tuesdays Of osptsmber and Jan nary next' ~ III
O'Clock q M, on each Of said days.
Dated this ID day Of Auyust. A. d. 1875.
s snIa =; RE4sES; SC s.nisionsu.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

A severe storm, accompanied with hail,
,i.itel Cambridge last Monday afternoon.
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PfLEs DfErgrIc SALERArus- Universaly ac-
knowlecged the best in use. Each pound bears the
name OF JAMES PYLE. hone genuine without
June ls, d.atEwIy
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NERGESSEs Butter MARKET, Sept. A.
Batter sold at % to zoe 4: selections, Bic.
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REMOVAL.
HUNTINGTON q co.

HUN ! lNuAON n ~.
Have been appointed Agents for the follow
ing Subscription Books:
GEN'L ROBERT Z. LEI ;-Psrsonal eniuiscsncss,
anecdotes and letters. BY nv. J. W. Jones.
Illustrated, 800 pages; 6vo.
GEN'L JOSEPH JOHNSTON ;-Nanativs Of mil
itary operations in q. y. A. Illuminated; 60O
pages; svo.
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN sAINTs;-A full and
complete history Of the Mormons. illustrated ,
76l pages svo.
GEN'L W. T. SHERMAN memoirs written by
himself. vols; vo.
THE MYSTERI Is OF TIE GREAT METROPOLIS;
or the Am steur vsgabond. vol; illustrated:
40 pages; 8 70.
APPLErON's NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA.
And all subscription books puslishsd BY Apple
ton 4 Co.. New York.
Corner Church and College streets.
Sept. 4-d3t&Wit
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WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District OF branu Isle. Commission to re-
celVe, examine and adjust the elams and demands OF
al persons. against the estate OF Walls NJ It.
late Of south herO. in said District, deceased and
also all claims ana demands exhibited n Offset
thereto; and SIX months from the iay OF the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice, that we will
attend 10 the business Of our appointment at the
dwelling house of Susan b. Mott widow Of said do
ceased, 10 South Hero 10 said District, on Tuesday
September 2sth, next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Dated this 3ist day OF july. A. d. 1875.
BuEL Lt"IO-. tC....t...-.
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Hfw Establishments,

DOR SALE-Fresh Ground Nova Scotia Plaster.
T Will TO ready for delivery aSou, Sept LIST.
orders can be left with 4 W. PECK q co.
Aug 25-d2w. w3t
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yERGESNEs BUTTER MARKET. Sept. A..
Batter sold at 2S to 30e; selections, 3lc.
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Cattle-A liberal supply landed, which figured
2lsi head, or the largest supply notice at these
yards this season. $3.50 head were Western and the
balance, 81 head, were Northern. The market for
Northern was strong Y h easier than last week.
Western cattle were not at all active. The quality
OF Western VAS all that buyers could expect but as
the bright natives cost high out West, and owners
tried TO maintain last weeks rates had a tendency
10 blunt the trade, and many were driven to
Brighton.
Sheep and Lambs-The advance Of last week has
not been very strictly maints ned, although there
q a air trade We lind but few lambs selling at
C z b, G. being considered liberal rate on best
nOck.
Poultry-Aarket rather dull Price IS last noticed
We quote fowl at }icVb. and chickens and turkeys
at l6ic p To-
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fssEx A match game Of base ball was
played at Essex, on Saturday. between the
My-tics. Of Richmond. and the Clippers. of
Jericho. Five innings were played. lasting
tro hours and 4 quarter The Mysiics
were yir.osioGs by q score of 10 to II c.
f. Mar1mber. Of Essex junction, acted as
umpire.
RICHMOND BUTTER MARKET, September
The market was active. $50 tubs were
offered and sold a, 20 to 25c for fair to good,
10 :, 5Gt Tor choice, while one lot Of factory
.eld at 81. In cheese, farm diaries sold at
- go To-, sage Al l03c.
Milton. Mr. Jed Hyde. farmer resii-
.ug in East Georgia, in attempting to cross
ne Railroad track at Milton Falls, Thurs
ir. morning. was struck by freight train,
sai sesi5u,ly, if not fatally injured His
horse Wa 50 badly injured. that it was shot
t1,ul Is misery. and his wagon was made
complete wreck Mr. Hyde was throwna
r4aiasr pi iceI, striking upon his head and
-.aui-cr. eating them upon the iroa rail
al o. .iighttul manner.
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STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cHrrESDry SIS. rfoeate Court for the
To all persons interested in the estate OF
william Henry, late OF wes.iord. in said District.
Ge.ess sell, GREETING
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 2lst
w day OF September, 1875, for the settlement of
OF the administrators account and for decres
OF the residue of said estate to the wild
oW anu heirs OF said deceased, and ordered
that public notice thereof be eivan 10 al
persons interested in said estate, by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
Tious 20 the day assigned, in the Burlington
Free tress, printed In Burlington, In aid distTcr
, Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear At
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington on the day
ass ned then and there 10 contest the Allowance Of
SAID account il you cause. and 10 establish
youF night as heirs legaees and lawful claimants OF
said residue IoxSu
Given under my hand. this 5lst day Of August.
A. d. 1875. T. T. WALES Judes
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Commercial.
" ~tertown linton Iiv. stock Market
sept. :.
AhOuNI OF LIVE srnck AT nARkKr

Cattle. Sheep L Lambs swine.
This waek.....--. 2.l6i 1871
Las; week.. ,35i 3efs
From Vermont. 2iS sI-
Prices Of Market Beef-A lew choice. $40 5ahlo =.
extra " 20 4lU p first quality, s. 75dp IS; sec
ondquality s. p a5 So third quality, s. 80 a. o.
Prices Of Store Cat;le-working oxen per pair,
tlul, $50, SIS, $40; Mich Cows and Calves,
from ssia69. Farrow Cows. lSd30; extra Ss51a5 :
Yearlings, sl1G20 Two Years Old, SlS13O; Thres
Years Old s2s4i5.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-In lots, s. ". s. 30,
a. - and each extra. s. . as p, from 4! TO
SIC w: Spring Lambs 5iD7cFib sheared sheep
a CEN. Veal Calves, O1G 10 %.
Prices Of Hides. Taiow and Skins Brighton
Hides, = d7c 4, b; TsllOw, san &C y ID; Country
Hides, d6.c yb; Tallov, 5G SIC Y b Pelts, IS
HSO each Calf Skins, l4dl5c v h.
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Ricus ,ND-Df. Camp, of this place. was
summing his dogs leg, which was broken
when the dog turned and bit his hand
,.rg BADLY. The doctor is now somewhat
..l,r, though b. has been laid up for
slnl day.
g. &. Bromley, Of this place, for a long
uua 10 ,,e employ Of Murray a Reed, of
Burlington, is now acting a. commercial
ar FIR Daniel Whalen, of New York.
The Board Of Pension Surgeons is now
engaged ia the biennial examination of
nitel states pensioners. The Board meets
at a. IN. and 100 p. IN, in the rooms sd-
I4eznt to the Office OF Gen. Barstow. the
Pension Agent, Bank Block. College street.
ent viii continue in session every day until
tac rylminations are completed
We take pleasure IA calling the alton
On Of oar readers to the advertisements Of
removal Of Misses Gibson Il Greene. to he
ia1ni in another column. They recently
occupied the rooms in City Hotel Block in
rear OF the 80 cent store, but their rapid
iY Increasing trade made it necessary for
them O. move to larger anu more oonye-
uient rooms. Although these ladies have
been in Burlington comparatively but a
short tine, they now have the largest and
best dress making establishment to be found
this eide Of the larger cities.
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4ssal gntites.
ORRA HOLsRooE,. C.r.

OBBA HOLBROOH,s EsrA
STATE OF VERMONT. , The Hon. tn.
DISTRICT OF cHirIRspKS, S. Court tor the
To the heirs and all persons nterestsd in
estate or Ora Holbrook. late M Miton
SAD District. deceased. Gprrr-,.
WHEREAS, application hath been made n III
~ Court in writing, by the sdmini,trs for
ot said estate, praying for license and aufbortv
70 sell the real estate Of said deceased inclna,-x
tne reverslon OF the widows dover therein mr. ~
payment Of debts, and char ges OF administyst,on
ana setting forth therein the amount Of debt,
rom the said deceased, the charges Of admnistr,-
ton, the amount Of personal estate, and ~
situation OF real estate;
, Mhereupon the said Court appointed and a.
S,sneu tne <ist day OfSeptember. A. d. I575 at -
tIooate Court rooms, in said District to hear and
declIe upon said application and petition; and or
uereo public notice thereof to be given to ali persopa
Interested therein, by publishing said order. TO-
seIer win the time and place Of hearing three
weeks successfully, in the Burlington Free Press =
newspaper which eirculates in the neighborhood of
nso persons interested in said estate, all which
for hearing ~ A' as'4sAs@
therefore, you are hereby notified to appear bs
-oe Court, at the time and place signed then
anu .here IN said Court, To give bonds ss the law
usieets, ior the payment Of the debts and charges
y. administration, and make your objections 70
'he granting such license. If you see cause.
olVen under my hand, at the PROBATE Court
rooms this 9th day OF august AID. 1875.
io"'" 4. L. WALES, Judge.