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coast 'sPIiI ~. TAI.s. NOfVr
f.,ef. q, ,leat %. Is4sy uuaacs lur ca o more
hopesess. a-i mu-I -rp.nii upon Ito ludioious
eho.cs o. . &c nr.s. Tho anogat OF tes imouy in
favor o. br seAsuc.'s ?uiinoaic Sytar.. As a cure
for Cousulpt.au. or oxceeis AL nat can be
bsoa-i; 10 support the pretcnt.ons 81 any other
insdicue. See Or. sclencs's Almanac. con,ainiu.
the certificates %. rIiHy persons o. high respectable
ity. vino have been restored 90 health ufier being
pronounced iavurIhic b physicians IF ackfOw!
et .ct abli;tF. S-hencA's luluunic Syrup alone
has cured many, As these evidences alone will
show. hql the oIra Is often promoted by the en-
ploy Dent @. two uiiiyr reu4lies Aicn Dr sehouck
provides ior Inc pJrpu-c. These additional reme-
dies are 5chensk : Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills u tbs timely use OF these medicines ac-
corning T. directions, ". Scncack certihes that
most any ease ~ cor sumption may be cured
Dr.. Schencx viii ue At the Quincy House. Boston,
On the .pllU. AZ wednesday. from ito O'Clock
Jan. Iatn OIL al. Feb. lOth aId "ith, ana Marc,
10Th aud 2lih. Gonsu.tItors free but Tor
thUrOuI al examination .! tao uu-s. with tn 4, Res
promoter, the prce T. - tN.
DT schenck il profess uuaiiy AZ bis princ pal
Office. corner sixth aaJ Arch Streets, Philadelphia
every Monday, wL.re ali lettora u. slyico must be
addressed. March I--JeOdSWty
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DIED.

MLts.--iu Eer-eure., Feb s';u. vi PARALYSIS. AIrs.
L. Z. M-e,, dow 90 Rev e. h. VI les. a-ed year.
Ross. ln iluutin-: u, Feb. -ttL, o. Fever. Abbe
only child q Mr.. aaI Ms. Aust.a Koss.
G,ssr1r-Ia this city. Feb nth. at the res ideD-e
Of Eimore johnson, 81 Paul II, Louisa Il, viz "
". ". Hss-et-. aged - YEAR.
PAPNEAU.-In SAeiburn. on M,nIiy. March Is;,
iesl, John "a. 81 au. as,t % Yeas.
EIcHARuso4.- IN Uni-ih.u. Ceh. 9Th. $50 u
puaumouis la-t .la G. Richardson. yea g. years
Nourpc.e. pipcrs please copy.
PEAsE.-la Chariot. Feb. ~, Geor-o X. feass.
GRIFFIN Ia Forrest CITY, Cal IN sunday. Feb
IN. OF Para, 5iTs H4nnat IA On lin. ioinsrly
OF Esscy Vt -ed C1 year.
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lHt MI ~ M % HNINI
DUB1lN. March 3-roe Irish Riff As>J-
CITATION. at u meeting TO day. fixed upon the
18th Of June next. a the date % the com
mencement Of the return match between the
American and Irish illsmen. Ii was de-
ciled that the meeting viii be at Dublin, OF
Curragh of Kildare. \ committee to Gu
terrain American visitors during their stay
in ireland WAS also appointed.
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IN the District Court 81 the United Statrs. t,s
| District Of vermont. th' m1tte- cd Il %
u.rrin,--on SINS 4 tv H4lkrupts.-N ,tics .
hereby given that @ petit.r Inns been hiei ~ .ii
Court Lv Leonard 4. iiurr.u-tan. e. Eugene lihi
10, IN of - Joaushlrs ir said sire; duly l.
cl.red hlnkrupis unter fie Al o. : "n -ir-s -"
March ID l-sl, flr discharge AMI eertihe't'
thereof from an the r .HiIviduAl aud cu-paftiei
.hir, debts sgd other ciaims provaile under u y
Act and that Use nh Jay ui Nstchr l-.'- Al -
l'clock a m. h-oIr fh- hul- D. y SinttieS
Iul..r ~ .tt Cour. st h,s Chambers n the city vi
uurliu.-tou as ned iur TIE hearing 81 the sane
when and where al creditors wac have prov ell
their debts and o5hrr persons 20 interest," ntf
attend and snow cause. /. any they have, Why the
urx,er OF said petition should nat 'e -tahteI
Dated n Bur.:nst.n. 81 -" IN dlN Ci fs'ie
/ sry. 49,. b. b D." -
a.Ixr
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DISTRICT OF cmrESprS, $. Nav Collin! IN iats
u Richmotd IA sad District deceased.
oREEIINs
Ala Probate Court holden % Burlington. wiki L
ami for the District Of hitteuden. the 2ith day o.
February. \ h.. i--.,, Az Instrument. purpurtns
y h- .he last VIII and Testament of MARY
CO4lii-. lata %. Rchmond. in said Di>,.l,t. do
ccI-eI WLs presented % the Court aisi-said. ior
Probate and i Is oruered 10y sad Court that the 2ith
day 90 March. A. i. l,.5, At the Probate Court
Rooms said Eur4u-t De assigned for proving
said instrument and that notice thereof be gwen
10 N persons concerned bs publishing this order
three weeks success yeiy IA the Darlington Weekly
Free Press. a newspaper printed az sud Buf.ins
ton, previous 90 the time appointed
Therefore. you are hereby upthef o. appear before
SAID Court NJ the time and place Aforesaid and c1n-
test the probate 90. said VIII L You have cause
Given uuIer my hlnd 80 Burl 5tnn in said Ds-
trict. this -itA day Of February. A. u: $50
3-wIw K. ,. TAFT. Register
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To Tug AFFLlcTsD.--N0 matter under what form
OF sickness you Labor there Is one truth you should
keen in mind All disease or suates In an impure
condition Of the blood. Purity that and the disease
must depart; but You cannot purify tho blooh by
the use % poisonous drugs. and exhaustive stimu-
lants The hest Blood Pur.aer ever discovered )
De- Walkers famous VINEGAR BiTTERs, compounded
n -i,uule herbs Feb :, tqxwiw
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Al OCULAR meeting of the Boxer Engine Co
No 3, held At their Hail. in Burlington Feb. 10th,
the following preamble and resolutions we're
unanimously adopted;
Where's, 1t has pleased the Almighty God to re
move from our midst by the unspsring hand Of
death, cur late brother fireman, THOMAS LANE
and
Vaere4s. Ouy h;e brother had not only endesred
himself to US all by his mild and unassumins man
ners, his quiet and genial disposition. bat still
IneriteI our esteem and regard Ia being youthful
member, attentive at meetings and 4 glith.ul fire
man; therefore he 70
Resoired. That by the death " our brother. this
Company mas lost LelOus and devoted member
and an exemplary young man;
Resoisef Ihat We deeply syInpathizs with his
relatives and friends in tls thor sad bereavement
RCsotrsc. That copy OF thess resolutions be
placed IA tho minute s0OA OF this Company, and
copy be presented - ths relatives OF tbs deceased
and that thev hs published IN the FGEz Pass 4
TIaEs, ana Sehfiaei, newspapers OF this city.
Ransom Row. COMMITTEE on
MIcHAELCukaISss.S Resolutions.
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,ye hear it said that Mrs. Augusta "hl'e'
.h priestess of the Dawn Nalcour Oom-
nifty. has recovered from her co!d anu
rl soon start on lecturing tour Her
lect will be " Free Love, a. praetlsec
.f5 Valcourists.
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=. n. WELLS ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden. Commissioners -
receive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate % y X. Wells.
late OF Burlington. in said District. deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto aud six months from the DAY Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
We do therefore hereby give notice. that we viii
attend 10 the business Of cur appointment, At
the County Clerks tnice in Burlington, N said
District. On the first Mondays %. June and Sep
TENDER next, a. 10 O'Clock >. NJ, on each %; said
days.
Dated this edt,I day Of FEBRUARY, \. y. iS-l.
y. Palmer, l,,,,,,tssi...s,,
36W3w \. J. HOWARD.
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+ns -.,y gosernmsat o. Portland, Me
have instructed the Mayor to appear at the
Portland and Ogdensburg meeting on the
loth Of March. and oppose the consolida-
lion proposed with the Essex County, La
noble Valley, Lamoilie Jun,tion, and
Montpelier AMI 81 Johnsbury Railroads
which will thro tie whole weight Of the
zig Tote against At, ms. o.tT being tie
principal stoekholder.
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THE BURLINGTON

The maintenance Of temperance effort
IN this community oagh. not to depend On
four or five clergymsn and few leymen.
Let US rejoice il We can get those who do
not agree with Us in all points. to provoke
US to good works. Our greatest danger Is
stagnation.
The meeting then closed ~i.h the doxo-
loyY
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For CoUGRs colns AID cuNsuxPrfOS, tbs most
abpruys a..f --fisrip r-inrriV = the we'll know
vE6rfABLr rOLMoNAkA BAI.sAM. 10y caro-
iul 30 get tsv sei4ltae Prcs. lAsg5 hnJle 81 4.
hm ala t. -fA.-i 81. suf- "a rLEN Lf.J'c : ca.
Nh,ie 80 - a. -. ro...riet RS. Boston.
- IstswI~
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ysTE. THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been Az
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District 90. Chlttsndeu, Comm ssonefs L.
receive examine and ADJUST ths claims and demand,
OF all person. a-1.u-f tine estate Oi James u
knox. lat, 81 fssex. Ia said district deceased, and
also all e..5ui aul demands exhibited in Jhset
theref,: and ST. months iion tie lay ut tie date
hereof, he NJ lowcd ~ .1 Court Tor thst purpose.
We Dc therefore hereby = I've notice. that We " u
attend To- The hu~'1e>> Of our appcintment 20 ths
late re-. .Ir.cc ul sad deceased. "a ks-rN. Ia sal
District. ol the i'st Fl DAYS %. April and Ju >
next 1t lu O'Clock 3 q a;i each ci SAID dIs-.
Dated tbs TIA dry ot January. -.- ID. i7s'.
). C. BbsIW!CN.
" BRUSH tuiili. -..rusts
.gwgx A z aUINNrtI
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DOMINION NEWA

Ttk pDN.NII1V - NiffhENI
TaRaxTs. Ont March Bite motion
was carried in the Senate t,-ias. =. 10 "A,
proyding for the election IF senators ~
the locoal legislatures iasisat VI ~ tic
Dominion government.
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.u. 4tzt session OF the Troy Conference
Tile ii. 4. Church will meet at Glen :
...- IA Wednesday, April 2lst, continuing
week. Already the citizens are moving
,us way OF preparations To entertain the
uhlG-.
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ToWn Elections, March 3, 1873.

MOderator-D. Shaw.
Town Clerks. Deavitt.
Treasurer-T T. Church
Agen,-R. l. Morse.
Overseers-The Selectmen.
Selectmen-H. Hall. W. ii. White, n
/ Preston.
SupeFIntendent-F. W. Hall.
Town Grand Jurors-I. ii. Smith. A. l.
! Cox.
Constable-S. n. Pease.
Tax 100 cents on the dollar.
CHARLOTTE.
ModeratOr-C d. Prindle.
Clerk-W. W. Higbee
Treasurer-E. Ii. Wheeler.
Selectmen "A. W Sherman 4. \. Bying-
ton, T. o. Hill.
Constable-.ra B. Wicker.
Listers-H. c. Root. J s Shaw. John
Iaygart
Agcnt-ll c. Leayenworth-
COLCHESTER.
Clerk Orman P. Ray
Selectmen-B. g. Iline. j. o. Cramton
j. f. Day.
Treasurer &. Small
J -ters-J L. Small. John II. Lyon. 4
D. rrill
.erseer Of the Poor-B. B. Hine
Constable and Collector-Allen Stone
Aulitors-T }. Coon. C. Gordon, Allan
Stone
Trustee Public Money-.J. {. Piatt
Town Agent ). Plat.
Fence NIewers-T. ! Coon, Peter FOun
tam, T. 5. Hine
Supt OF School. y. H. Bicknell.
Tax % cents ON the dollar OF grand liaI
EssEN
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Ssh Adams Butter MARKET, March ID
...-.e- dull. Common to fair. - to 20c /;
lam 10 good. p TO DE ; selections, %
-.: fancy, SOC. Shipments, 3cj tubs.
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Ninc persons received the ordinance OF
sntism at the First Baptist Church, TINS
az Sunday
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None hnf physician knows how much "a reliable
ara Ifire Is needed by the people On al! sides o.
US n all Communities everywhere, therss are null
ttufes VINO suffer from complaints tEat nothing
but an ahs.aftts cures. Hence -reit many Of
them have been ma-e and put abroad win the as
surance % being efeeiua.. Bot they ;ii O, accom-
plsh the cure they promise, because theJ' have
rot The intrinsic virtues they claim. In thu stats
Of the case ~. !. .. AVER Co. OF Lowell. have
supplied csfrluNp Et7RA. = or SARsAPAHiLLA,
winch prov s t. be icng-deslred remedy. it. poru
Lar dincreace irum other kindred preparations ia
the uIlrket s. that % the disease Tor which il
T. Tscommeniac, while they do not We are assured
oi This fac; rs more than iut-.ii gent physician
in this Hei-borh0oi and nave ,Le ,ur,her evidence
gl cur eNa experience Cd. . tr4tn.- Nashville
feutl Farmer iSwlt
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uN'-'A'-l-
NlIcrAtor Edward ilanaiori
IuWu Clerk "a W N00I~orth. Jr
-. = i''th.h Ar'ior A''hAngh. ~
~ 49, . ili..,t
-, -,
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O. H. '''A''' y l. '''''' W
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80. 'ii. ,,,.,.. [.-f-I1
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r,,..,'. 100 80.
..r.- r,risct,or + - , ,o. Zen =,
~. -. IL 81 r.. Nt..,i, -,
.
NASli'Rb.
A1d.mtur -Ainoy Stone
i'"n I-erh-L- N; bate
", ,-'.'.. '' i'''''-'-''' -''1'S '''''''
T-,,.n-'--T q n,..b
~ III r.-,,'iI. 81 tI.,.r,
t,- II
.-..r.-l n Nis..,i.- p,ol, ii,vs,.
20 :. 1,.r- "'',''
t-lst'-s NJ, ~ 10. AIS,
80. Ii,,,au "'''''' 4Pi" i'''"'
'' ~, i>,,,,,'-l' ,lo.,, ..,,-.
VIII 70 no,is Nh on dollar
- ~" ''' ''''''A'
CI,.t,rl Treasurer \ N.,r.,
Slectmcn-. Horace lsham. Dan johnson,
John NJ. Fay
id-ter~- H. A. Clark. NJ " Chapman.
n Z. Miller
A..
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..s-r:,.E'iE r'-SOsi
THE. 1EszEss - Ussi..s.'

ihs treat sensation 80 .As tpi. OlcOtt
woudsrrel frpDf; ..n .i- hi'rI DAi Esi IA ID
SPIRIT AASikE:Ft sJ@- -ni!s, d DstrAted-
4 CONT w4nt,1 even" -er.- Nt.t---- MEXICAN
FUbLIsDts1 CeaEasI. 4-4.tau.Ci Sehn--March J.
ytaw4.
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lie lutter shipments from st. Adams for
.. month ending Feb. 25. were ,oJ5 tubs,
81 ... - coo pounds.
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Masonic RELIEF AssociArl,N A. a
meeting held at Northfeld. Saturday last
an association was organized aude. 4.
name OF the Masonic Relief Association
Of Vermont. its object being the relief o.
the members of the Institution Of this State
The following officers were chosen
President-IIon George Nichols Month
field
Vice-President-J. L. Mack. Mortified
Secretary-G. B. B. Denny, Mortified.
Ireasurer-J. c. Il. Thayer. Mortified
Directors at Large-Henry Clark, Rut-
Bowman, St. Johnsbury Charles W
Woodhouse, Burlington Truman C. Pain
ney, Montpelier.
County Directors tdLis-n, eco. i.
Chapman. Nergennes; bennington. Ed. C.
lloughton, North Ben, ngton Caledonia.
d. l.. Perkins, st. Johnsbury Chittcnien
Ormond Cole. Winooski; Essex. George n
Dale. Island Pond Grand Isle, Z. T. Good
sell, Isle Ia Motto, Franklin, james Hal
loway. St. Adams; Lamoille, Darius }.
Stafford. MOrrisville: Orange j. z. !. Bass,
West Randolph Orleans. Josiah Grout,
Jr-, Newport Rutland, Thomas {. Rob
bins. Rutland; Washington, Z \ New
comb, Waterbury Windham. Dan. 2.
Webster, Putney; Windsor. Robert $
Southgate, Woodstock
The association will be put in cocIiti n
NJ an early date for effective work
fArESTs.-The following patenty haze re-
Gently been granted 90 Nc-m3niers
F. &. Laird, st. Johns5u,y. wheel lur
dressing stone b. Bntler. 81. ,john-hury.
Centre, harrow and planter d. A.,ard s.
Adams, spark arrcstcr n " tIoit. Ben
nington, jewellers lathe j. & Wood.
P0ultney, Vt, elastic pads Tor horse .'toe-.
ErBRDcE-A Grange has baen organ
lzei here that bids fair soon TO swell the
round number OF 100 members Their fr,t
meeting was held last Saturday night
Mr. Sila~ Parkill IS very sick @sth causI
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.t lrERstaI.- Enoch COHrin, ol this
au. - years of age last Monday. Feb.
-avcs c1ri Of wood tsice in two, on
g.. Gay. and in the evening had an oyster
....- ans invited all bis children home.
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WHICH hc had made aCs some present..
Since Ler marriage aai prior +, Saturday
Bryant had made Mrs Goali call, o-ten-
-i5iy to secure the r-.ara 81 the presents
above mentioned. CA saturday he called
again, and when G5ul- catered The room
where h~ brothe. vile and Bryant were,
the latter drew revolver and fired a. him
twice, with the result already mentioned.
Gould then rushed upon the would be
murderer and wse~tei ihe revolver IRON bi-
grasp. when Bryant dsl, aud lad not been
arrested up to Monday noon
Charles NJ BlrnhaiD, o.. East Montpelier.
who has been confined IN jail at Montpelier
-lncc thc 5,a cd jIly last, tor 40, paying a
line imposed JD.u AiM lor icing found IN
toxieAted, wa p-rionsd last week by Gov
ern1r Peck. The petition and aiHdlyits
i3r his release w5r. presented t. Tic Gov
eTsor oy T. j. Doa'itt Esq.
Ina REiIcIous Aw4kzSNG.-The st.
John-bary CaLaae,a4 saws This portion
of Vermont i- hcia- -t.-rcl reliriously as it
'' ''''''' OiN
- --''' '-= -,
nun
''1 '''' '''.' '',-7'U' Ju'
am '''' ''0, ~" Il '''!s
''-i'i-'''.' ''' '7'-o'' '''''0 mas ''el 4 rev.
''-' ''''' '''1 i4''- - " i'4uiiis
he nrnfrsets1 ,-aerinr- h,I w ~ ia.
now for three OF four weeks, the last meet
ing Oh tuesday evening was quite as fully
a' l,ili -s any ioI .No %eeAs paal anu OF
msoT,na- are T.'. l,.;r,- fsII ri1rio,- nc,es
CONES Of salvation to many souls. The
59me report reaghe- u- IRON lr9sbuTgh,
RI nsnvis Psrra. and ~ C5,i5Id Ia oTc
reaching ont their hands for blessing. In
several of these towns gospel meetings arc
10y ',''i- nelu' anu ~ '1ieIS '"ey are '
kAo w hen the news Of the y. Adams
iN-- il - -; It'-. itN D1I'lllg 'on o
wers teari9I,r 5ri vo1-l-~inlly a~it,te ,'
/ Lat among all tho stricken deer none ap-
+ reared more wrought gi' i-an Capt. P,
Ven ,I,S'.,5 re- ~. VIZ 'AT Oh
coherent appeal for volunteer. Every
man VINO love m- country and is willing to
go 10 . mans u !. nc once FORM "nse@
i,.., 'l.' ~ fI44l' iiat nor 20 entire
1',I .'' '.- 20. ''''1 'l'e du
" '-'., III w e.' I..3l. d. u
~ ''- anu ''oi -.'.'A
,,it "a, -. io' VI - '''vi
"AitA W. i"iIo"ea ty another when an
alIhen. clt'zsh sra'e-f INSISTED that the
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..t... paA1H.-Hcman Carpenter. aged
.. .,-s.. b ..sel respected citizen o! Char
81. drp.,I iaal few ROD from his
-.-s4,e. ann- returning from a neigh
.-. >4LJ5y
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Saw YOU. Dpar9Rs Bus When Dr.. H.star's
baisamaf VIA Cherry vii cough, colds.
breeding % tue lungs, and the foil DESTROYER
tonsCiap 90, &c does more than most pAysielan7
can do. Tie use %! single bottle viii satisfy the
incIedui0l that they need look further Tor the
required d. lJ els. and 20 Il bottle, large hut
tles iaucl the cheaper. d1wl,
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as1>s. Fred. " Ward last
...a..-. ,4l.hi;cl 10 the lass Pass oiA'2'
.s uaum.;. .amoa-. which hs had Just
tel. | mal. IRON friends "a 81
....-...r. Florida. fh.y we're OF equal
nab .-i,. measuring each ID by li&
....... 1-l weighing each exactly one
...+ ~.l -pecimeu- Of that fruit are
..... ...u lu these parts
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xesal gotifes.
LLIAM II. FLAGG's ESTATE.

WILLIAM II. FLAGG'S ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT, , The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF carrnsDry nstre, Of Cb; ttendeu.
To all persons interested in the estate OF
William II. Flags, late Of Burlington, in said DIS
trici. deceased. GREETING:
"HEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 20
w day of March, next. for the settlement Oh
the administration account OF the executrx oil inc
last will OF deceased and for decree Of the residue
OF said estate TO the eatees of said deceased, and
ordered that public notice thereof be given 10 all
persons interested in said estate, by pub.
fishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
yOrs to the day assigned, in the Burlington
Free Press. printed in Burlington, in said district
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooEis, in Burlington, the day
assigned, then and there 10 contest the allowance u
SAID account II you see cause, and to establish
your right heirs legatecs and lawful claimants Of
said residue. Bw3w
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of February,
A. d. lS75 H. s. TAFT Register.
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HAN1EFpUs iSpil FERsNts.-li YOU la ye 'fieni
troubled w,4I "a ca. nc cough Gnd WhO apprehends
10 dai. ger from :, speak T. hiui seriously. Yell
him tlai every parcXvsm IS AXE tho s1uLd OF 4
inGlhel ifun hclun- iAe 90 his iI4scli o. The
grave Advise HIN To begin forthwith. d course 81
HALLS LoS.Y cs lioE-HOuN3 AND TAR TIE
country from ocean % ocean rings IA It's astsuut.
IN cure 1- c,rlu- cough agd All cuuplalnts %.
the .u4-s a4l throat tsu..A- o. clusumpt.ou.
fi1aa Io5fdAi AZ DnIF,-ture Z. one minute.
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~ M IeNlal My IUlll 10.
D.. K. Y rEslE. Buiai,. N. y:
Dear s.r My vie last ycar nj th.s time was cen.
husd t. her ted With chronic LAYER Disease. | had
one c. the be-, tociors - as her. and no gave
her up t.d.s. ~hsa tame aY.a se,as Ct yosr
medicine, / b3u 1t snss o.ttle ard commenced
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-05

E,rn.r A. Ne John Cam, Jr., vas
riding yn i9aI .i wood "a Wednesday
..-.. Oh, road haius icy, .as wagon Sid TO
aa side oui threw bin 20 the ground and
ire .5lJ OF vo,I 1n top Of him. lie e1-
uI.atsl aim-of with the help OF Young
1890 ALB r,5. % DR.. Aliens office Ite
. --.- ".t was tAcl io"n1 that ms
.l.a. d., N-s lraAen near she socket.
. .a.e.lle. she socket e. the backbone Is,
La.i-lI people, We do not know hut
ave aai g.. 'ara ;hat Mr.. Cain is
~ DOING a. ~eH a. oouii be expected,
dough twill D. some time before he fully
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United states Circuit and District Courts

poor. Orvis F. Comstock fence viewers,
Frank A. Bond, Thos Kidder, T. NJ. Chap
man
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-05

..-.>... On tac-lay .sAt. March Jth,
..aig a,e hnigL,- lemplar Of sara
-..> s., Viii pass through TINS city en-
.l.. t. rati-h.rE.. where they 20 ,n iu-
lat.n NJ DE Soto Commaniery, OF that
-.a. Narlrrtaa Commani5Ty, Is. 7 have
...a,.I q e.,lmlttoe consisting Of Me--rs.
..s.r-e 30. IyI9. T. $ Peek and " ".
g: ...5 go Al,et th5ir Saratoga brethren here
.tt.. .u..I p, them iac ho-pii-iities ct
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-05

flak Al EAs. RIcnroRp About mid
night SUNDAY night, 2ist ult fire broke
oat At East Riehfori, in the building used
BY the South Eastern Railway Tor depot,
and by /. X. Parker for store 1t va,
under such Roadway whsn oi-logersI that
it was impossible 10 ave eHrthi2- .he
books Of the ooMpan, were destroyed and
Mr. Parker lost his private books and
about 81 geo worth Of good. The postage
stamps, blanks, etc, on hand were Oh
course, also burned Nj Parker was III
sured for 5000. on his goods. but there
was no insurance on the building. which
was owned BY the railroad company For
tunately MIR. Parker had taken away all :as
money but little change The pre- Is sup
posed to have heen set by some one. 80 u
was Grst discovered in the beck part OF the
store some distance from the stove. = ssHsi'
nel