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5. E. HOWARD, M. D.
WASHINGTON, July Cd, 1899.

Dr.Ledy, Respected Sir:
Twelve months have now elapsed since you begged
of me make trial of some of your medicinal prepar
ons. have been strongly opposed to quackery, but
having known you intimately for long time, and know
you to be regular physician, resolved at all events
to make trial of your medicines for twelve months, be-
fore should publicly make known their effects have
found your Blood Pills of the valuable purga
tives | ever employed Indeed pleased am L with
their effects that seldom employ any other purgative
give them IN mostly all diseases where puIgahve 10
found necessary. 1t is only purgave, however,
thaeI employ them; find in Rheumatic pains, Discusses
of the Skin, and various other affections they equal
ly efiectual.
Dr. BechteT'5 Pulmonary PreseHatives, for Coughs,
Catauhs, Influenza, and diseases of the Breast and
Langs, is medicine, possessing all the virtues you
present to possess. Numerous families that attend
say they would bot be without ifit possible at all
times 10 procure il. From my own knowledge of it,
having strongly recommended it, unhesitatng say that
n94aInly, parc a1arly where there Children ought
tobe without il, as colds common amongst child
rem. that in all they ought be arrested in their
progress, for The neglect of coughs and colds may be
aitributed nine nths those aboTing under the
most fatal of all diseases, Pulmonary Consumption
of your Medicated Extract of SaIsaparila and your
Tonic and Ana Dyspepc Cordial, should say equally
as much in their favor, but VIII make them the subjecto
nly next letter % you
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Hoop, American, ton Sl20a
Hoop, English, cwt. LAS
Nail s. SIP Rds, Am n0aul
Hollow Ware. .75a65
Scrap, pr long ton. .0a
Russia, P. 8. I......lo5a
Blooms. :. 65a67,5O
Joists and Seq. w. p. l0al5
Joists and Seq. Up. loal4
Shingles, w. p.......yaio
!" Cedar, d, 5oal2
Laths, sawed. IL ,50ai, 70
split,........sOal,25
sheet, &c. per lb.]
4-Bar. Y ,25; Sheet....as
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81 FOR RENT.-A SMALL Dwell
Hasgf LING, in the rear of the Pilot Office
sza.l Apply at this Office. ap 21-dtf
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Very respectfully, yours,

n. ,. :
Tile following physicians have used them with great
seeess, and concur in opinion, that they the
most yaluable preparations they have used for ala
Practice
Pennsytvania-Drs. ]. C. hancock, Charles HaInl.
William FraneSs.
New oriEans-Drs. Isaac P Lloyd and Isaac Halbach.
kentuehsE-DTs. Iacob G. Lewis and Jonathan Debroe.
RiehIn0nd-Dr. ,. Clement
Natehez-Simou Sneed.
Pittsbuxg=-Dr. p. o. Jarrett.
Besides nnnero others, eut IS hoped the foregoing
wilI convince The increduloHs-
{gy-Rk14RkeS-DR. LETDYf5 SARSAPARILLA
BLOOEehfILS, possess the combined properties of pu
riying the bloc and animal fluids, the time
thorongPuzfy and cleanser of the stomach and bow
elsa safe al easy prgatve requiring no restraint
from oecnpaU moderate living. They may be taken
at all zines, by young and old, and under all circum-
stances WIKI perfect safety More than 10000 boxes of
the asalNe m lis sold III the State of Pennsylvania
within the six months
PRICE - CENTS A BOX.
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ATTENTION WINGS!
TEyHE Wing Convention Grand March, composed
IL expressly foTthe Great Wing Convention, by a.
dy Of Maryland. Just PUBLISHED and for sale al
CARUSI'S
Piano Forte aud Music Store,
MAJ eod3t No. "a Baltimore street.
II OST.-A small sum of money lost at Canton,
M the 4th nst by of the carriers of the Pilot.
Any having found any portion of it, las it scattered
by the hard blow4 will confer an obligation on poor
man by returning i! N this offics. ma Z.
ITO THE WIG DELEGATES AND
IA ANTI-VAN BUREN, MEN IN GENERAL.--H.
r. ROBINSON, from New York, has brought on very
large and general assortment of HARRISON PRINTS
and CARICATURES. which he will sell 20 per cent be-
low his usual wholesale prices, be had up stairs al the
Virginia House, Harrison street, near the BaZaar-aso
for sale at the Pilot office. ma At
BADGES! BADGESI!
HUST published an assortment of beautiful HAIR
ed RISON BADGES, colored and plain for the Attn of
May ceIebration-aso the life of Cen HARRISON and
large sheet with engraving of each battle fought by
him, and full and account of his various public
services civil and mtary-price I24 cents-aso Like
nesses representations of Battles, Harrison Song Books,
sc. SC. For sale wholesale and retail by
H. A. TURNER
ma 4 IL 661 Baltimore street.
WNISHTNG. TACKIE-A general assortment, and
n BRUSHES of all descriptions, for town aad coun-
try. BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers or Black
smiths, all sizes and at reduced prices, wholesale and
retail. For sale at DUKEHART'S
mas General Variety Store, No. l0ll Baltimore st.
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EFzIzz
O1E- EIGHTH WARD TTPPEcANoE cEUB.--Ata a
special meeting of the Club, the evening of the 7t
inst among other proceedings it deemed expedien
to publish tfe following resolutions;
'Resolved, That committee OF hve be appointed 10
such subscriptions may be made for the bene
fit oG the family of the late Thomas III. Laughn-7
A. L. MOORE,
GIDEON BROWN
JOHN II. MONROE.
WILLIAM HEGKROTTE,
JOHN CRANDALL,
Were appointed the Committee, to either of whom
contributors may be made. BY order,
NAV ]. r. TRAVERS; Secretary.
M DETTrsCHER TIPPECANoE CLUB.-The
German Tippecanoe Club will meet oa Monday Even
ing NAV 1ith at O'clock North Bend, in Water st
between Calvert and South streets Persons desiring to
join the Club are respectfully invited 70 snend,
H. sroRoH, Secretary. may
{py-The HARRISON CONVENTION will meet at
the Convention Chamber fsNorth Bend,'' on TUES
DAY EVENING next, the 18th inst. at half past seven
O'Clock rR By 8TsfEIN
ROBERT H. COLEMAN. oec'e'dlles'
gag-THTRD WARD TIPPECANoE CLUB.-Ex-
tract from the proceedings of May 6th
Resolved, That the members of this club deeply SYM
pahize with the widow Of our te broher me ,ane s
has sustained in the untimely death OF her hsband ana
view with indgnation the base and cowardy assault
which has robbed honest man and patnouc cizeh Oh
his Iife and we hereby pledge ourselves TO use every
means to ferret out and bring 10 justice, the wanton ana
cruel murderer. By order,
MAG
7TVEI, Eth WARD-The First Baltimore Tippeca-
noe club will meet at their room over M. Clark's store,
west Baltimore Monday evening, May IL, al o.
clock The friends of Harrison and Tyler are invited to
attend and become members Of the club
G WM P. STEWART, Pres't.
JoHS r. PIPER, Rec. See'y.
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~ Abf
Pig, founders gray. $50
Do high, for forges....0
Bar, American. .al00
Do. Swedes. ...... S0a90
English, assorted. 95al00
English Sheet. :. .200a
American Sheet. 200a2l0
Boiler Plates. .lb. .7kca
LUMBER
Georgia Flooring. ..,.2l
s. C.......dO ........lo
White p. pannei. ..0a3l
common .26a27
select cuttings. lSa20
common do. .l3al5
LEAD-[Duty, pig, bar ant
Pig, per 100 lbs. ..$42a
LEATHER
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81 FOR RENT-A very comfortable two sto-
1AIssf ry BRICK DWELLING HOUSE in Pearl St..
49, few doors North OF Saratoga street. This house
contains passage, two parours, pantry and kitchen
down staFs four chambers above and in the
garnet. The will Ae S20p per annum, and possession
given Immediately. Apply to JESSE T. aETERS.
Next door below at the
ap 10 Corner ofMarket C North SITS.
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DID.

In Ira, on the 7lh Miss Be;sey Ann Ilar-
ring,on, daughter Of Joshua Harrington, aged
% years.
In Pouliney, April 18th, Mrs. Frances Ed
gerion, aged ~, wife Of Chahcey Edgeron,
and daughter Of Benjamin B. Nithercll.
In Newport, Feb. 2sth Mrs - Rider.
She would have been 1913 years old had Size
lived iiil March %, 1910.
In Walden. Nathaniel Harrington, Esq aged
20 years also, on the Sd inst. Jason Fuller,
Esq aged So both soldiers Of The Revolution.
Al his former residence. in Montpelier, on
the I6li inst. OF consumption. Rev Chester
Wright, pastor Of the first Congregational
Church In iIardwick, aged 90.
In BruokGeld, l2th inst, Barna Bigc.ow,
Esq a evolutionary pcnsioncr 1gcd -.
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.Dorcign.
.aLYiMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND
TEN DAYS LATER.

awecn England and China-prepar-
IN India and England TO attack
singular position of the old world.
4 be pa ket ship South America, cap
We have received highly important IN
.sl-e from Englaid, TO the Goth ult, from
efpoI, aud 10Th from London, being ten
s ,aieI han our previous accounts. The
is IS ui ,he highest importance.
/ land has row declared war against China.
\ Auckland has received instructions TO
effect
Ne have now the details Of such active
arail0ns of war in British India and in
and as Invariably precedes more open
formal declaration. BY an overland mail,
wed al London from India, the London
|en Of the Ih ult. published accounts
? Canton 10 18Th of Dec. last, and many
/ a'et RON talcutta-Thc news was i'm
Ae.y given 10 the public, and produced
excitement in London. There is moi
; a.ml declaration ot war by England,
well known that such thing would
aone ull The government Is ready TO
.o" The preparations in India and
aye on q very cXtensiv scale.
4 ialion oiWar against China, by the
Intelligence reached London on the
MaFth' by the overland mail from In
.1nN2 mai the governor general of India
N we Aamc OF the British government
''1 wa against China. This important
contained In the dispatches from
Il ~ oiiei January 81, and was brought
''fl'es 90 tie 7ih.-'rhe most extensive
i, were making in the Indian har-
'a "TdsMp had advertised for 10000
ing, for the transport of troops
1900 Of which were to be supplied
VIA. and the rest 10y Madras and Bonn
ApofIton was Ia rendezvous at anc
n calcutta. Seven regiments quar-
'' a.is last presidency had been ordered
4 '~ie ior embarkaiion. and the whole ex-
i'n was 10 oonsls, Of 10000 men. IL,
1@,lon WAS no, known. bot il was deemed
i"ie Mat II would Ike directed aqains
'h or some other point on the coast, o
of'inle possession wonld lie kept unit
Nese Government should be brought Il
'4s accounts from Canton are date,
-e' : he Emperor has addresses
e,'oI ian decree prohibiting the i'm
a VI tli British goods for war, and IN
4 ia. 'Hina WAS oquenrly al an end
4 ans continued 10 pursue their trad
80 and their ships were arriving an
mig Is usual
I COOP against the Briish.-Cof
4 ' I'm by order Of tie Emperor, la
q t,-.i' F1i'lag stop % tho BIRTHS
a 'of ever" and even in,erd,ctinp n
4 ,ai'y earned on by British subiec,
4 ne Americans. Every suicle, !
- England. was prohibited.
~ T. Herald.
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Doct. MarshaIl's Vegetable Inii-
an Black Plaster.

THIS Plaster is unrisalled for curing Scroiulous
Swellinas, Scurvry Sores, anne Bsc and Flesh
Wounds Pans ~ the SIDES, hips. ard limbs, aud
seldom fails 10 give irliei ~ local Rheunalisms
II applied 10 the side. IT will cure many Of the
common Liver Complaints aud is equal, II not
superior 10 any thing IA use ior cnTas on the
feet The virtues of this Plaster have been wit
messed by thousands Of individuals IN the United
Stats who have tested It's efficacy.
sold bx al.. a,..,s f'ls-sI-~ O-~~s'. -"fa-
dlroury, VI Wan G simpson, d Co aud Lew
is q Co Boston Comstock X Co, and Iioadly
Phelps & Co New York: aud several druggists
IN Philadelphia L " Cohen ~ Co. Charleston,
) c. John + Clark Baltimore and By druggists
Q, neray throughout the United Stairs and Can
adi.
Fer sale in Ru,iand by DANIELS Il BELL,
JAMES BARRETT, Jf and at the Bookstore
10 &C ON.
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.-.r,.-.,,icd President, and IN front
NJ, Whine House. a wat.worn but
..-,i. veteran. diving up 10 one
-.esn from a log-cahin to The fresiden-
aunn. Ga, ,J,r,;c
e. rauc up in steam 1ais rom
1.t ,hose rom Princeton. along The
49, e,e canal barge TIA, used To ply
- ,,ro towns. The Burlington
1000 In numbcr, camc Parry by
TAIN Of upwards oi ihiy wagons
s.-~,, by two. some 10y Four anu some
,t.,-se.. ADD o;hef by waicr.--N hen
~. e,yfpo4. Il extended Tor miles,
60. ,,erc a. asScmblage more
.'.-og,io.snrss OF Tigh, cause
800 .,,,ccss Tue Connecticut cleo
1 =. y. tooomsjoriiy. came ngood Time,
t. .c,cral confidence; aud as the
-vsy about midday tho clouds
u ol.eurred the morning, all saw ia II
ofto.isriix" for ont cause.
Il \. y, tslf past o'clock preliminary
Ca. o~gsnitcd IN the State House
,,4 the order Of business being agreed
.4,o,rumcn, was had I'LL O'Clock, in
,aarl some opportunity for refresh
he delegates.
NJ hour pdnc,ually, the delegations, in
...,oe. marched to the ground. preceded
and with their banners, and ranged
rs around the stage erected IN rear of
,.s House With the noble Delaware
,t,as.r feet, the historical Assanpink
..yi {. snd the ashes all around of the
je,d. Who. at Trenton, sealed with
lood the ,1fning battle Of Liberty. it is
y. wondered at. that the young Wings
a Jersey should be inspired 10y tho
sal tie occasion TO extraordinary en-
sn
meeting was organized by tho appoint
an W. Vail. Of New Bunswick-will
vice Presidents and Secretaries
.s.e. were made by Mr.. Jacob L. Miller,
oru.. {. Montgomery, of Philadelphia
o,tew-W,,h admirable efiect--and the
n,ior, reported by Nh. 4. Armstrong
lc5 ,uongl, to the feelings and Judge
of the audience, and were received
mos, enthusiastic acclamations.
ver, from Mr. Crltonnden OF the Senate
Wi.o oflhe House, and Mr.. David Pau
aa. O Philadelphia, were read; also, note
he Young ladies' OF Nottingham (Mercel
V.llrmmpanylng a beautiful embroi-
,s banner wrought 10y their own hands
presented By them 10 the young men o
iesa. Il was inscrihe Ito our Coun
aal 20 iis gallant Defender" 1t neet
/, BE- sal that cheers upon cheers greetet
lng0f this note, and the exhibition o
amer
nwn; tine 10 procure the resolutions
as lmly say confidently, that this Con
settle, tie question in New Jersey
insults offered to the State, the depres
% s branches of industry. and the rea
rty especially in Yves, Jersey, Of Ger
ns.. T.il insure such a rally in October
ulsm 10 mented contempt the vii
boo .f'las dishonhrcd the State, aud dc
3 tt Whole nation.
nly be set down as certain, that WIN
e7Fut has done, New Jersey will Il
@fmly be sci down il all future cal
'f> about the issue of the PRESIDENT.
-.a.
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STATE OF VERMONT PEA e@ember.

STATE OF VERMONT DEu REMINDER
District OF Rutland 81. : ID ed that at a
stated probate court held al h ullnd within aud
for said district, on the first Monday, being the
6tt dsy "A priI \ -. is>sO.
Present VIM Hall, Judge.
Whereas, Rufus Buckhn, Jr administrator
with the viii annexed on the estate of Apollos
Grswold late of Wallinriord in suii di lict de-
erased, hith represented 10 this court that the
personal estate of said decreased is not sufficient
by about two hundred dollars 10 pay the 4, bts
due from said estate, and that a part Of the real
estate not be sold without inur, 10 those 10
iefcsied in the remainder, and hath in consr-
qusnce thereof applied for license 10 sell the whole
Of said real estate VIZ one CERTAIN tr Ct or piTc-l
OF land consisting of about fity acres be the same
more ar less, situated 10 the towns of Walhng
ford aud .uouni Holly. The SINE bang the home
farm Of the SAID decreased
II is ordered that said application stand Tor
hesri q at session 0f this court on the Grsl Mon
day. being the 4th day Of Nay next; aud that a
publication OF this or erthrrc weeks succrssiyrly
IN ihe Rutland Hrrsld. printed al Rntland be- sui.
icicnt noiico all concerned 10 spprsr # they
cause and Object thereto.
4 true cay oirrenrd. BY
HENRY MALI, Register.
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District OF fairh1vrn, - hrrpd that n
stated probate court he'd At the probnt, court IA
Casilctnu in said district.
Present Hon ALNnN WARNER, Judge
Whereas, the widow aud mus OF the estate of
JES TRNON,
late OF Granville IN the county 81 Washington
n. y. have made app cation tn this court for IT,,
cense To sell the real instead al personal estate
situate in the state OF Vermont
Therefore, all cone rned hereby notified 10
Ppear before said court on the 2nd Wednesday
ri May rcxt, ard show cause If any they have,
why said license should not be granted
LANGDON Register.
CGsllctop, April l>lh. $40. lG-iS
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MAlslIEp.

In Clarendon, March 9th, by Rev. c L.
IIewes, Mr.. Lcmuel Smith, Jr. TO Miss Sarah
A. Parker.
In Tinmouih, on the 20lh inst, by Prof
Haskell, Mr.. Dexter Gould Of Clarendon, to
Miss lIepzibah Carpenter, Of tie former place.
In Whitehall, on tho 18th INST, by Rev.
Palmer Dyer, Mr.. Merrill Dill to Miss Caro-
line Huslin.
In henson, on the 10Th inst, by Rev. d. D.
Francis, Mr. Jesse p. Lane to Miss Sarah
King, both of Benson.
In Granville, on the lst inst by Childs Al
len. Esq, Mr., benjamin Cady, TO Miss Mary
Robson, both Of the former place.
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We before noticed generally, the results Of
the Rhode Island election, bot from last eve
ning's mail VIC derive the particulars sam
uol Warl King, is elected Governor. by a ma
Joriiy Of above 1900 tic Senate is all Wing
the House stands 50 w. % V. i. This is
truly a splendid triumph OF rgh, principle o.
yer corruption.
The whole lumber Of votes given was l.
0sj, 50 it will be seen that the majority is very
large.
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cd their Mayor by $50 majority 3 Of the
Alderman and all tho Council This year the
Wings have carried their candidate cor Mayor
by 100 maiofiiy---G of the Alderman, and all
The Council Here is change Of nearly five
hundred and hi,y votes IN poll OF less than
two thousand AMI tia, too in a State which
his been almost given up 10 Mr. Van Bure1.
The following are the joyous strains IN which
The Mobile Chronicle announces th!s bnlant
and deceive victory
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sTATE OF NERMONTl rnR

Dsiret Of Flirhpyen, s.. L csun ior The
District OF Fsifhay"n 10 all persons IL hon these
presents shall cons, Gfeeung
Earl Cushmsn guardian OF Mary 4 Eiizl >
and HaTIsrt y Cnshman, Winur hrits"l Roxana
Cushmsn late 81 Orwell 80 said district drcess..d,
haFias represented 10 tins court that Il VIII be
cqndHciF- e. he lni~scsia 81 his wards b. sell
ii.sif int~rrst fhr f-yrfsinn - thr yidass dow
~ IN she es'air OF Jus~Ph ~ rR.f lou, 81 sua.u.
% d.erased, aud having priition-d ipf iieens- 10
49, til ssnif q j. lcrcbY ord- .d ihat said Pc
iiinn BE- h-afd a. il~ pfpbata cflic- ~ C..'i-iao
90 ihr gpi Wrdnfsday On hlY mai, and that ~.
ticr it~frui h. ssrn BY publlsi,ing this ufd~r in
succ-ssiysy the latl Of sad publications 10 b not
lees than ? serks previous 10 Ssid'day Cissn
1udrr nj hand at Casileion, THIS 5ih day Of A.
prl $40. lGi7 IS WARNER Jgdgc.
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SECOND HARRISON GUN FROM
MOBILE

Tho People Triumphant the Office Holders
Defeated. the Co lec,crnfthe Port and Pea
SION Agent-Goycrnmcni Officers State,
County and CITY Officers all defeated No.
bite Redeemed Edward Hall elected Mayor
The Wing Council and a majority OF the
Alderman elected,
THE CITY ~ OURS, Our ticket has sue
ceeded, Notwithstanding the power OF the
General Government was arraycd against US
Edward Hall is Mayor Of Mobile, and we
have elected a majority Of the Aldermen and
tho whole olthe Council--TIIE COI.LEC-
TOR OF THE PORT AND PENSION
AGENT was afrayed against our candidate
for Mayor, and how much the General Gov
ernmont contributed in money and Treasury
Notes To carry the election against the Wings,
none can tell but those who are IN the secret.
The patronage of the State. the county and
city were arrayed agains, the Wings, and Gov
eminent officers. printers, City Marshall, hai
all sorts Of office holders LEFT not a stone untur-
ned TO delea, the will Of Tho people.
The insdious appeal TO the ignorant that ii
theiocofoco Mivor was elected he would give
the people a BETTER CURRENCY, it was
,h1rgt that the city could be made to remain
in the hands OF those who have msruled it,
The PEOPLE ARE RISING, Theyarc tired
Of HUMBUG! Having been deceived clever
years by the 1auering and false promises o
the loco focos, they have risen in their strength
and completely" ANNIHlLArED' the las
vestigc of loco focoisn in the city. LAuS
DEC, Albany Weekly Gazette.
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NOTICE..

w +. MATTESON would inform the public
w tina, he still cjnlinues ta carry on the
Bile manufacturing business near CT rendon
Springs. lie has now hand Ic0 sets Of grave
stone which wall be- finished TO order n the most
fras nab'e terms for ready pay or good credit -
A'so ot ~ polished fire places, very elegant aud
cheap All kinds uf building stone finished on
the shortest tice either blue or white bArblr.
Clatendp Springs, April H. 1910 1871
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NOT f..

rrl ROKE into the enclosure Of the subscribers
Nd ON or about ibc 9Th nst dark hay horse
colt supposed 10 he 3 ~ ycars old Hiih str
in The iurehrnd both hinj irri wine aud a breach
ia the lrf side near the dank. The "wneris re.
qursicd Ia prove property pay charges and take
him away. VI O. w lRONG.
+ 81 Clarendon. Aprii IGh Isii lb-tS
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NOTICE

GOODS, embracing the entire stock Of thu
" subscriber, will be sold al cost Tor ca,b, or
at u small nd vance from cost for .ho RI aud good
credit Those indebted 10 bin either by account
or by note, must make immediate payment. &c
this call is not ATTENDED To, my accounts will be
left with who will b. mo = successful and
will probably show lets cn,y
~ N g. HOWARD.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Mond,y April 18Th

At market, go beef cattle, % pairs Work
ing oxen, III cows and calves, $50 sheep aud
1925 swine
Prices-Beef Ca,tle-Sales were quick
without much advance. We quote few eX-
ira 81 co. FRS, quality, SO 80 10
Second d.. Third do. SIS 80 90.
Working Oyen.-Sales so, SIS. %, d Sll0
Cows and Calves.-Sales quick. %, 80,
81 and $40.
Sheep.-All at market were ordinary, and
were sold at 81 SO each
Swine.-Sales quick at the prices obtained
last week. Lots TO pedde at / IL 81 for
sOws. and l-2 81 for barro-s, Large
barrows ; and -. At retail 5 to IL.
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STATE OF VERMONT, F., ! He Proba,

STATE OF VERMONT, He Probate
ID strict ot Falfhaven. l Court FOR the
district OF Falraven,;o all persons 10 whom these
presents shall come Greeting.
The administrator Of Ahner S. Bigbees estate
late of Benson decreased, having pctitiOnrd for Ii
cense to sell the real estate belonging 10 said Alb
ner 5. sinnie 10 Benson in said district and said
administrator praying this court to grant him au.-
iboriiy aud license 10 sell such estate,
1t is th-r-for- hereby ordered that said appllca-
tipu b~ tI~urd tr-fpfr sad c"urt the "a Wrdnss
day ia MAY next at thr probate office ~ Castle.
ton and that tice ,h-rroibr u Ell by uu1ish-
ing This order weeks successfully us soon as
may be. IN the Rutland Herald printed at Rut.
land Given in probate court THIS 18th of hpri.
lc4O. lG-15 A. WARNER, judge.