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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17

MORE NEW GOODS.
The subscriber respectfully his and The public he
now opening
A new AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
GOODS,
Purchased the present month the Eastern es
at II stock general and embraces servbo w
"''"N'' EGBRIM OEs
81 Pieces of Merinoes every quality very prices.
102gggggg GOODS
900 pieces American Prints 900 pieces Beaced Mns
TIcKINGs, CHECKS FLANNELS. &c.
Also, a very handsome assortment of Fancy Goods,
onssting part of
Plain and Figured Dombzne' Ladies' D'essIandkerchief
MonseIne de L'ines, Needle worked Capes and Collars
Figured Saxonres Gloves of all kinds,
Black, and coored Silks, Shaw Laces. Ribbons,
SO pieces Sattnetts of arroon Manufacture
w00GG;s1 GOODS of all kinds.
Purchasers will find much their their
Wooen from the subscriber, stock very and
he IOwa prices
BONNETS.
Silk, Florence Braid English Slra Cypress and Palm leaf BOnne
Russia, silk, and Fur Hats.
13 Doz Mems and Boys Fur Cloth, Seal and seaete Caps.
WALL PAPER AND UMBRELLAS,
Shoes nrdrare Qucensmore Dn Groceries, Paints OHs and S
1000 lbs Spanish sole Leather, Upper LMe % GcG C0S"
ShorciS FmkS, SugQr and MohSscS. Sail, Tar
country All Of
which sold prices, Cash Prduce in hand
e Goods and
Isaac Atkinson.
aoloD October So le4l
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-17
Apothecary & Drug Store.

- y ~ ~ .
~A The subscriber respectfully
~ Informs his customers aud the
F6A public, that he has now On
90 han6s the largest aud besl al
sOrIm"nI Ol
DRUGS, PAINTS. GUMS, DYE
STUFFS. GLASS WARE. OILS oI
every description, PA7ENT MEDl
CINES, Walls, &c ever offered lor
sale IN this place; which he is prepared
to sell at very reduced prices Tor cash or
approved produce.
Physicians throughout the country are
respectfully solicited to call aud examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Hatlers. Shoe makers. Painters, Cahr
net aud Chair Makers. FulIrrs. q Dyrrs
can be supplied with articles IN their
line Of business. on the most reasonable
terms
Orders executed with faithluIness and
despatch.
Store one door south west of Mr.. Leg
gell's Hotel.
R KENNEDY.
CarroIton, Dec. 81, lS4I.
THE subscriber requests all those in.
deblrd to hIm 10 call immediately and
make pay men', rs longer Indulgence
will not be given.
ROBERT KENNEDY.
Nav 6. l842.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
TRlCT OF ONO.
I'm BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICES hereby given that David
Hersh, Iaborer. Of Carroll county, has fl.
led in this court his petition to he uecar-
ed Bankrupt; and that the same will be
heard on the 30lh day oI June next, nj
O'clock, A. NJ. at theCorl house IN the
city Of Columbus. in sand District
Attest WIN. MINER, 'CIerk.
MAY II, lS42.
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-, .hs matter is fully understood

.len ;hs matter is fully understood.
Mr.. St, Clair, we understand, IS accus,
NOD to soIici, the use of Congregational
orlDits OH The Sabbath, for the purpose OF
orcaching a regular sermon, ana having oo-
aimed the ear of the people in This way,
a;,es as q third service. q lecture on slave
~ During the week he attends and ad-
dresses political Conventions, and otherwise
,,osecu,es his business as a political anil
fr,varv Lecturer. How far this is a step
toward uniting ''Church and State" and
ubot nust be the tendency Of such course
in rela,ion 10 the Sabbath and the spiritual
interests ola congregation, we hope will be
carefully considered.
Ia these remarks, we do no, desi On 10 say
.nv thing against the party, the interests OF
which Mr.. St. Clair is engaged in promo
ting, nor do we object 10 his being poll
iician, if he chooses 10 be one; but we 40
object 10 his appearing before our congre'
gallon, or one par! of The Sabbath as |on-
Cregaiional minister, and on announcer par,
End on the rest of The week, as poil'icai
Lecturer. The Apostles would not ieaVe
the word of God 10 serve iables-io admin
isrer TO the wants of The poor;-much less
would they. we think, have left it to secure
tie election Of a particular class of men TO
office.
Stree writing the above, we perceive that
our anii.slavery brethren in New HamP-
shire, where Mr.. St Clair has been labor
ing, wish TO have il distinctly understood
hat they do not sympathize with his move
ments.
The n. Fl. Congregational aud Presby-
ierian Abolition Society. at their AnnIver-
sqry on the 25ih of August, adopted the
following resolution.
Resolved That as the paper, called THE
Peoples Advocate" is not the organ ofthis
Society, nor in any way connected with US,
We wish mol to be considered responsible for
lis character, or The course Off Editors.
Il will be perceived by the time of our
remarks that we do not design to have them
bear upon The political questions which agi-
iaic our State.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
LOTION. LOTION

Dr. Erans' BeaufDyaHg L9fI0n-
HIGHLY esteemed for curing all Eo"p-
II Il tions Cos rseness, Redness, and PIN
plies on the Face Neck or H inds, and effrctualy
cI aiming the complexion and removing all disea'
ses of the skin.
Nothing contributes much 10 our general
success in life, as an engaging first app 'araDCe.
The Lotion is admired most fragrant, mild.
safe wa,h and greatly est enred for its virtues IN
cleansing, softcn.ng and purifying the sain Of all
crupiions, so injurious 10 female bcauiy, aud re-
storing it to high degree Of purity.
beautiful add healthful complexion is ih
bride of all who possess 1t, and the envy Of those
who are deprived Of II.
A geod appearance is the best recommerda-
tiop; and as the Beantifying Lo.ion Purihes The
skin, and removes ali Pimpl-s. Blotches, Tan,
Sunburn. and kedness, and produces a beautiful
hue, it is the only cosmetic lady should use ii
her toilet.
Gentlemen will also & I'd this a delightful rome
DIV 10 remove all Roughness Pimples. Ring
worms, Spots, Richness, Soreness OF the face and
nose, and every Kind of eruption ON the surface
of the umen body II Is particularly recon-
mendrd 10 gentlemen TO be used after shaving, as
il will pre- vent the otherwise certain effect OF all
common soap, III turning the beard Psemalurey
gray.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
BRIG HTON MAR K E T
MONDAY, Sept. 5, 1912.

MONDAY, Sept. 5, 1912.
Reported for the New England Farmer.
At Market AIS Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores,
1900 Sheep, and $50 Swine.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle. The prices OBJ
tanned last week for q like quality were
hardly sustained, much less number were
sold at the highest prices. A very few e1-
ira $500. First quality. $500 a 75.--
Second quality. 81 90 25. Third quail
ity 50 90 8 SO.
Siores.-Two year old 81 IL. Three
year old, S'4 20.
Sheep--Dull. We notice los sold for
so, 81, rs: SO, Cts, 90, IL, &c, and
81 SO.
Flour. Since the commencement of The
week there has been decline of II cents
per bbl. on sll descriptions of good Flour
A large portion of the treceips Of new Soulh-
ern has been of ordinary quality, and some
parcels have been taken at greater reduc-
ton.
Provisions. The transactions in Beef
and Pork have been at rather lower prices.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT. !

81 Al Or EEhMONI,
District of addison, SIS.
Re it remembered that at Probate
DCourt held at Shoreham in and for the
District of Addison on the 7th day of Sep.
TENDER, A. ID. 1872.
Royal Gay administrator Of the estate Of
MARTIN GAY,
late OF BrdpoIt, in said District, deceased,
makes his application to this Court, 10 have
the time heretofore limit, d. for paying the
debts of said deceased, extended twelve
months from the 25lh day of September
instant: Ii is therefore ordered, that said
application b. considered at session OF
sa id Court, to be holden at the Office OF ID
uey H. Ev-rts Esq, in said Shcreham, on
Wednesday, the 5n day Of October. A. D.
1912, at one O'Clock in the afternoon: and
this notice thereof, he given TO all persons
interested. that they may appear before
said Court, and make their objections. If
any thing have TO the said time Of payment
being extended as aforesaid. by publishing
4 certified copy of this order, in the MIDDLE
bury Peoples Press. newspaper prInted
at said Middiebury. three weeks successive
ly previous 10 the aforesaid Court
j. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
I93w J. ). BUSHNELL, Register.
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FROM WAsHINGroN.-The correspon-
dent OF the N. Y. Commercial, in aiiusion to
the dealt. of Mrs. Tyler, says:
"This sad event may throw back for a few
Jaws The accomplishment OF some changes,
the rumors of which have been for some
days rife in this city. But brief space
passed, and they will be officially announced.
The exact form in which they will appear,
has not yet TRANSFERRED; nor is it by any
means certain that the arrangement is as
yet fully completed. But this much seems
10 be conceded. Mr.. Webster resigns the
State Department. and is TO be succeeded
by either Mr.. Cushing or by Mr.. UpshHr.
If the latter goes into the State Department,
Mr.. Gushing will doubtless succeed him in
the Navy. But my opinion is that Mr..
c. will be the Secretary of Stae. His abil-
ity to fill the office is unquestionable.
Mr.. Forward remains in the Treasury,
rumors to the contrary notwithstanding. He
likes the new tariff and will see the Treas
ury relieved from its present emptiness be-
fore he budges. His health is quite restor-
ed"
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
LET MAINE BE HEARD.

The Portland Adeitiser, speaking of the
good results of the Tariff Act holds forth as
fellows:
he good effect of he passage of the
Tariff Act is beginning to be felt in our own
STATE. We learn that orders have recently
been received by journeyman shoemakers
N several towns in our vicinity, who have
been thrown cut of employ by the reduction
ofduties in the late Tariffto return to Mas
sachusetts, where they had formerly been
employed,to engage again in their business,
which is now protected by the new Tariff.
The above is what we call death Knell
10 the doctrine of Free Trade and taxation.
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A VOICE FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

a NOlNL NJ E4N-N y L a4NlA.
The Tariff, is working wonders in the
Key Stone" State. We clip from an ex-
change paper, the following:
Things look more favorably all through
Pennsylvania then they have. The Harris
burg Keystone, for examle. paper which
has always taken ground against high or
improper Tariff and which does not re-
gard the present law as by any means per-
feet, nevertheless expresses the opinion that
il viii tend TO inyigoratc every branch of
he manufacturing and mechanic arts, re-
ye The public credit, and give confidence
20 public transactions.
The news Of the passage of the Tariff
f was received at Mauch Chunk, Pa by
.ar -inp'rg of bells, firing of cannon, and
q. night general illumination of the vii
.-ge.
PENNSYLVANIA will not be backward in
3naourlrS these who strove.and successful
J., 30. - secure to her different interests
,ai protection they 50 much needed.
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"Are them peaches fit for hog 10 eat,''
asked soap lock dandy ola grocer. TRY
one and see," was the reply. The dandy
made tracks fast.
Mexico busters considerable because Mr..
Webster, in his letter to Mr.. Boueg ra, teach.
es them the way 10 behave.
Henry Clay has been nominated BY a
Wing State Convention recently holden al
Boston Mass. for President of the United
States. Keep the Ball rolling. Ii gath.
ers force and power by constant motion.
The recent Indignation meeting at New
York to aveDge the insult done President
Tyler, by drinking toast "to the Presi.
dent Of the United States" in silence at the
Ashburton dinner, turned out rather slim
affair. 1t was, as conducted, more insul.
ting to Mr.. Tyler, than the toast could be
for that was not intended as an INSULT
while this verify turned out such
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For the Peoples Press.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Addison County Medical Society will
hold special meeting in the Masonic Hall,
at Middlebury, on Thursday the 29ih insi,,
at Ia O'Clock A. NJ.
Every member of the Society and all reg
ular practitioners in the County are request
ed to attend. Several communications al
ready prepared will be made.
JONATHAN ADAMS ALLEN.
Middlebury, Sept. 20, 1912
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New-Jersey Conrenton--s000 Wings in
ConnciL-Nomination of Henry Clay.
Correspondence of the Tribune.

Correspondence OF the Tribune.
TRENTON, Sept. IA, 1912.
! Messrs. E,litors-The New Jersey Mass
Convention is truly one of the old Coon.
kind of 1910. The Sovereign People are
here in their glory, from all portions of the
State. Every County in the State is repre-
scented b.. immense Delegations. The num-
Der reported by citizens of the town is from
5000 10 10000, exceeding the Tippecanoe
Gathering in 1s4o. Notwithstanding the
storm, the procession, four abreast extended
above two miles. Rely upon it, New-Jersey
is wide awake for sHENRT CLAY AND HoME
INDUSTRY. The People of our State are for
supporting american Interests, and will tri-
umphanIly sustain their noble champion in
1874.
The Convention organized by electing
General WIN. Frink of Burlington President
and large number of Vice Presidents and
Secretaries. The Resolutions reported by
the Committee are of the right stamp, and
were adopted by reclamation. At the NOM
ination of Henry Clay, three times three
were given for 'Harry of the West" No
nomination was made for the vice presidency
although large minority of the Convention
expressed the preference OF New Jersey for
.'honest John Davis" The question was
deferred for the present.
The unanimous determination of the Con-
vention for Henry Clay was most decidedly
indicated by rejection of the last resolution
of the committee, recognizing a National
Convention. This was Lost by acclamation
The Whigs of New Jersey maintain that a
National Convention for the Presidency is
unnecessary.
Put down New-Jersey certain for Henry
Clay and Protective Tariff, by majc rity
of 5000.
Yours, J.DH
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HAIR HAIR ,

BALDNESS.-Importaw Diseopery-ths Great
Mystery found out at last.
u D X. STEkkY'S HAIR REGENER-
Ely ATOR.-Dr. Sterry, after much al
tenton to the important subject OF preserving N
hair. has alter many experiments, chemical and
physical, been able TO discover an article which
IS now offered with the greatest COT 6dence f-r
the toilet, as the best thing ever discovered. fol
lis ssflening and penetrating quality, 10 produces
a good head of hair-to prevent its falling fl
when badness i. apprehended--to restore it when
badness has taken place, and 10 prevent it from
turning gray. III IS more nourshing than pom
alum, antique oil, or Cologne water. IL is a
beautiful article for ladies cufls-r makes the
hair soft and lively, and produces uncommon bril-
lIancy. Thousands have tested its superior vir-
tues and excellence, and in every instance It
stands unrivaled. Ii is infal;able cure in all
elections of the skin the hesd-es dundruff,
&c. &c. Every family should be supplied with
a bottle of this oil, that by iis appl cation TO the
head and hair of the child. en-, the 5eauti ul and
ornamental appendage of fine head of hair,
which nature has supplied US nay be preserved
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Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam.

Has been in use for more than ten years. for al
kinds of wounds bruises, spTains and cuts; and IS
never failing remedy for acute or chronic rheu-
ma,ism. 1t is warranted to cure any case OF piles
or fsiula, Of however long standing, when every
thing else has failed. This balsam affords lmme-
diate relief, in pains in The side aud brca-t, or
pain end weakness in the back and IONS. ana 5
80. Numerous and respectable certificates
nav =. .sen where il has given relief in all the
above cases. This wondcr-working Balsam VIII
res,ore numb or p-risbed limbs. or members IN
M ,s,t Of the body, and is a sure and pleasant
,noI:,.ation for sore threats and quInsles. nc"
so cents Sold by
MiddIebury VT. IT,"
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Making


Said per csniage 10 be cas- the original -
mount Of the prerlinn note without any reference
to any enlargement, AMI TO be paid to the Trsa'
urer. at his office in Montpelier On or bearc tn
18th day pf Oct. 1872, beng the day OF the au-
nud meeting OF SAID company Al = nope
that each member of the Legislature VIII eel IA
interest in having all persons w"o are inSu req IA
his own town. avail themseives OF the oPportun'
~ to forward the IN ,ney for their assessin by
him and IT - expected that no member "f th'
company will fail Of doing so-as II often e'r''+
them more to forward tho money otiier~isn th''
their assessments amount to. Menb:rS shnd-i
rccoll ct this.
At meeting Of the Directors IN the n
Wednesday OF this month, the following rr'"in-
ton was adopted
Resolv. d, That in case il should become neces>
sary 10 prosecute any person who neg,ect q '''
paw his assessment when due that tn; Tr-a''r .
il her BY directed to coll CT the whOli anof.'e
OF the premium note agreeable u the Act OF Ia
corporation.
The town clerk, constable, or soma m's1-r -
the compa-y - requested to rad the above rec
olufioh at their respective town meetings - Ss
tembsr, that all interested may be Motif d.
]. T. THURSroN, Trras
Montpelier. Aug. ., 1872
nz-The print of zach We KY newspapers ~
this State are requested to publish tire ahoV, mo-
,ice three weeks success vsy and forward i!'Sir
bills bv th- member. oftas II I,-lsiuTe f"r ptS-
menL II. -
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PASS 1T ROUND.

The wings of Vermont. send their re-
specfs to their brethren of Mass. recently
In Wing Council in the Cradle of Liberty
at Boston,and desire to express their thanks
for the hearty Cheers bestowed by them
upon Vermont. The wings of the STAR
THAT NEVER SETS will return the Compli.
ment when next in Council.
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Di e d.

In Bristol on the LIST inst. of the prevail
ing epidemic, Mary wife of Seth Bush, aged
80. She has left family of seven chill
dren, and companion to mourn. She en-
dured her sickness with christian patience
and triumphed in death.
In Roxbury on the Sd list. Of the small
pox, Chester Bachelor, aged SO years.
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REPEAL OF THE TARIFF. The Richmond
Enquirer is again nrging upon the Locos
the necessity OF repeating the tariff The
following article is from the last number of
that paper.
"With every disposition in the world 10
treat with every liberality gentlemen, who
have hitherto dIslingu. shed themselves in
the Democratic ranks, yet we beg leave
most respectfully TO say, that we shall hold
them to the letter and spirit of their nver.
men's-that we shall never rest satisfied,
until this "bill of denominations" is expunged
from ihe Statute Book, or completely chan.
ged In lis northumberland that we shall
count upon Mrssrs. Buchanan. Surgeon,
Wright, mud Williams, 10 cooperate with us
and take the cross upon their oun shoulders.
Repeal! Repeal! is now the word We
must get back to the spirit and principle of
the Compromise Act-to which "the public
Faith" is pledged-and which was in 1888,
the Treaty Of AmIty and Peace"-or, the
South never will be satisied-NEvER -
1t is in vain that Senator White on the 9th
of August congralulates the whig commit
tee of Philadelphia ION the passage by both
Houses Of permanent Tariff BILL" Per-
manent it cannot be. Permanent. the rev..
enues OF the country will not permit it TO be-
Permanent, the interests of the manufactu.
rers themselves will not permit it to be -
Permanent, the interests of the agricultural
and commercial interests--the Rights of the
whole South, will not suffer il to be. Eve
~ thing forbids it. except the factious pur-
poses of the Clay clique"
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and the public sales consist Of 400 bbls-
Western Mess Pork, various qualities.
THE PRESENT PRIcE OF Wool.
Notwithstanding our reliance ultimate.
ly upon ample prices tor wool, lis advance
towards them must be gradual. From the
hes, information we can gain, nearly two
clips of American wool are now unconsum-
ed either in market, or in the hands of the
growers, and more than one half of the fac
tories have long since ceased operations,
and cannot be suddenly put in motion for
want of hands who have been dispersed, and
capital which mas been exhausted and spent
by loco foco management. The quotations
have moi as yet advanced, but there Is fair
demand at present prices, which remain
firm and will slowly and gradually advance
during the season. A few cents addition
to present prices is all that can reasonably
be expected for some months to come.
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CHICAGO, Aug 3Ist, lS4

Inc De Witt Clinton cleared from Chi.
ego on The Both. On Tuesday, there
''Ts IN the city and suburbs of Chicago. be-
cen and 700 Hoosier wagons loaded
I'm Wheat the majority of them had come
''n iOo 10 200 miles distance, some of
.. n from beyond The River Wabash. Ma.
= 'N Farmers say their wheat on their
N'''S Vss not worth over 25:,s per bushcl,
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Look at this.
HAvE YOUAC OUGH!
@n 900 nIE nE GOV CTTM 9TH

HAVE YOU COUGH!
IN 000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION
sO,OOO every year in the U. States,
and millions suffer from Troublesome coughs and
colds, that can be cured by DR.. M, Hitchco chs
Vegetable Cream Cough Drops. a safe medical
prescription, containing no poisonous drugs, and
used IN sn extensive practice for several years
will most positively afford relief, and save YOU
from that awful disease, pulmonary consumption.
which sweeps into tha grave, hundreds of the
young, the old, the 10 ely an the gay.
Have you a cough2-Be persuaded 10 purch iss
a bottle of the Cough Drops to-day! Tomorrow
may be to late.
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MA G. Ne TIC ODON UTICA.
THE TEETH! THE TEETHI!
The insomparaU. Tooth Pr.parati9n.

The ineompdTa6te Tooth Pisparntion.
FSfHE fact is proved, and the most incrod-
IL illus and doubling are fully convinced
ofits great utility. as we have the evidence from
the sale of about 25. 900 boxes Gf the Odnntica
within the past year. II is s~certained from ex-
perience, that wi en- used, the teeth will never
decay, but remain TIL the latest ag" Of mas. with
their natural wear; and more-in thousands Of
cases, nervous toOIhache, Chat climax OF pain
has at once been eff-ctually cured by this mo
popular dsniIfrce in America. Aud in conclu
sion, where. who is he young lady or gentle
man, aye. the i-divdual that values auuiu
set Of teeth. sound gums, and Il sweet breath
more than fifty cents. thai will be longer desii-
tute of a box of Dr.. NJ. Hitchcock Magnetic
Odontica
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in consequences of the want of market, and
what has come 10 market was no, handful
compared with what there was to come
Buff, Com. Adu.
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NIpH Rcaks.

rg' he subscriber has jIh r'':cry from
1 New Yo,k. cOuSigIn- al i}ubk-.
Paper, DC. nhich lie sail sri Cheap S'r
Cash only. CHA>. liowEN.
Mid liahur, p. o.. Jui; II 1872.
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United STATES District Gun,
Vermont District

10 Bankruptcy. Notice 10 show cause
against petition ofDavid Kellogg, of Starks
borough, in said District, to be declared
Bankrupt, at The Courthouse. in Rutland,
in said District. on Thursday, October 6,
1912, 10, A. NJ.