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70 effect cure, or the purchase money viii be
returned by himself or travelling agent--1'hey
comprise the Hygeian or Family Pill, the Iy.
geian Tonic, 10 restore the debilitated or broken
GOWN constitution the Uterioe Pill. TO cure those
painfnl difficulties and diseases peculiar % women;
and the Agae Pill. to cure Intermittent fevers and
agnes. Tor further Information, the afflicted are
snVited 70 possess themselves Of the Hygeist and
Extra Hygeis, furnished gratis a. the proprietors
ONCE. No. 2, Aston House, New.York, and BY all
DIS agents Ihese papers contain information
exceedingly interesting TO the sick and inyahds
together with twenty five usefu! receipts, and a
mass Of facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable mind that the Hygeian Med
cines are invaluable.
For sale by
TIios. J. HoLToN, Agent
Charlotte. Jan 10, 1871.
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New OoPartnership
IN THE
TAILORING BUSINESS,

VIE Subscribers having formed copartner
- ship for the purpose Of carrying on the Tai
lofing Business in all its various branches in Con.
cord, n. c. under the firm of Price & McMasters,
offer their services TO the people of Cabarrus and
The public in general. Their shop is the same &C.
cupied by Mr.. Chas N. Price. They flatter them
selves that they will be able TO please all who NAV
favor them with CALI One of the firm having
been employed considerable portion of his time
as cutter in some Of the most fashionable Estab.
lishments in the City Of Philadelphia and having
the advantages of an extensive acquaintance in
relation TO his business and the other having car.
ried on shop for considerable time in Concord.
they are sure that they can offer inducements 10
The public IN their business which they pledge To
fulfil Their work shall be done in the latest und
most fashionable style and warranted 10 be supe-
Iior IN workmanship to any in the country. They
hope BY punc'uality aad strict attention 10 their
business to merit share Of public patronage
IheH price shall be in proportion to the times.
CHARLES N. PRICE.
JOHN r. MONSTERS.
Concord, Feb /, loi3 22tf
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An impressive ceremony took ~,
few days ago in the Tribunal de Comm.
at Bordeaux. The President hayr,
dered the name of Rutiet to be Gale,
a person in the dress Of a sailor. RI,
complexion evidently hardened md .
Drowned by seafarIng life, came lor,,
and with modest tirmness stood IN "a,
the Court. The President ADDRESSED
IN very Impressive terms ON his brav
devoted conduct in saving the creg a.
Commerce de Bordeaux. In The !,
of March IL, tins vessel said The q
dent" was thrown on the rueks 4
river, rod every soul would have ps,S
but for the courage and undaunied peixD
ance Of Rufict. The National saty,
Society, informed Of his noble coudac
awarded him n medal Of honor, WIZ
(the Presidcnt) had great pride ii sssl
Ing to him. The owners Of the a
which he belonged, in Testimony q )
admiration, had resolved TO promo,
10 the rank Of mate, and the Tr5s.
Commarce had likewise detefmlss
confer upon him pecuniary reward i
testimony Of its admiration" The 2,
den, hasIng presented the rcwa,t
brave sailor returned his thanks in gus
but modest terms, and retired, lea.
the band child whom be had 1n
midst the praises and cheers Of the "a
Cd audience OF all classes Of society.
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ls4Z.
Mary \. Teier
e. Petition for Divorce.
Elan J. Te,er.>
n this case, II appearing to the satisfaction Of
II The Court that Elam j. Teter, the defen.
cant Is not an inhabiiant Of this State, is there
1STe ordered, that publication be made for three
months 10 the Charlotte Journal and tLe Meek.
isnbufg Jeffersonian' for the defendant to appear
az lhe next Superior Court Of Law, to be held for
the County Of Mecklenburg, Of the Court Honge
IN Charlotte, on the fourth Monday OF Angus,
neIt, then and there TO plead. answer 0. dsmur.
10 this petition or judgement pro coniesso will Be
entered up against Lin, and the said petition
beard ex parte.
Witness, J. B Kerr, Clerk Of our sid Court,
y oitce, the fourth Monday in February, A. D.
1872, and 10 the Gin year Of The Indepepdepee
Of said State.
April &c, l542. "a
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n. b. The subscriber hereby notifies all per
sons who have accounts on his books to close the
same, either BY Cash or Note, as am detcrmin.
60 70 close them otherwise unless this notice is
ATTENDED to. c. y. PRICE.
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Adriee 10 The LGiics.-A pre.y ]
and a pretty foot always 60 togei.s,
when sc speak Of the one we alvaus
Of the other. For this reason, slegs
woman's foot is equivalent TO sqNs:
her hand, and equally proper, but d
times more convenient, as i, can u
under the table. be careful, hssu
never to attempt II at a crowded h&
fear Of making a mistake. We oas
a lady very much confused, who vas,
ing 70 give a signal 10 q gcn,lcmar q,
site, and instead Of his, she tFod sal q
SD on the corn covered toes, q 81
bachelor. He bore it as log IS be "a
and then very quietly remarked. "a
when You wish TO step on O gea,kz
toes, be particular and get tie Oct |
belongs 10 him-for the Inst i,e ral
you have been jamming my eorus uAsl
merciiu5y."
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4 Sheriff Trieted Tho sllenT IN
'oWay county, Virginia, fov dsg !
conducted prisoner securely chaisA
prison, and intended also 10 depo.i,a d
money IN the town 10 which lhe "a
stood. After the frs, days l0unc
sheriff, upon counting over the maf
bis pocaetbool;, missed a considenbga
The next night he oyerhauled bls y
ties again, and again had a pori~
them been removed. he then gave
rascal he had with him O thorough a
hauling and in a pocket, which he
made IA tho heel Of his shoe, was iou1!l
mlsslng money. The scamp he'd =
comfortably at work picking the slfn.
pocket while on his why 10 the pcnilella
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CAROLINA INNo
Charlotte, w C.
M ii ass|!!I!a ID M

ME above Establishment, situated on main.
IL street, North Of the Court House, in the
Town ofCharlotte. n. c. is still kept open by the
undersigned for the accommodation of the public.
The proprietor feels confident of his ability to give
entire satisfaction to all who may patronise his
House. The travelling public viii find a. the
Carolina lnn every comfort convenience and at
tention necessary TO refresh and reinvigorste both
man and horse. Particular pains Will be bes,ow.
ed on the Ts5le, Bar, and ceGs-that every thing
shall be in the most sumpluous and neat order -
and the Stables will always be supplied with u.
bundance and attended BY faithful, experienced
Holsters. In short, the subscriber is determined
TO keep up the accommodations ut his House in a
style unsurpassed by any similar establishment in
the interior country. All he asks from the public
is, 10 give him call
Drorsrs can at all times be supplied with conye.
nent and well enclosed LOTS, on moderate terms,
and furnished with grain at low price.
JENNINGS b. KERR.
Charlotte, June 8, 1872 ts5
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Dangerous cstefday 40 interest
little son entered u room, in the aa.sa
Of either parent, and found his wa @ /
fathers shaving box. A short tine -
the maternal parent, having occasion a.
INTO the room, found her son playing Y
his fathers razors. The little boy bata
his cheek open, aud the blood was ti'aa
freely the situation Of the mother ca
imagined better than described. VIZ
the little fellow was asked The fcas' /
SO doing, he replied with honest slm.4
", " that he was shaving, like pa +" "
IS not the first case Of the kind On recon-
Parents should remember that II IS day
rous for children to play with edged i'''
and should place them beyond the rtE
Of the Juveniles. -PhiiddeipLid Ga:af
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SPOONER'S PATENT
ETGEE.R.T .WEDE(EyES

a RE the bes,
"a and cheapest
family and gene
raj medicines 10
use. These med.
icInes are the re-
suit Of a life Of
stndy and expert.
ence; the propTic.
TO- uu11a -.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

IFcRLENBURG COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lac, february Term
1912,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-11

Douglas to be supplied from. carrolton, ID miles
and back, twice week.
Eaton to be supplied from oxferd, IS miles and
back, once week.
Mechancsvile to be supplied from De Kalb, II
miles and back, once week.
Oak Ridge to be supplied from Holly Springs. 10
miles and back, once week.
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De kalb,
miles and back. once week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond, nine
miles and back, once a week
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-25
From the Commercial Advertiser.

~ Much feeling has existed in certain circles,
lately occnsioncd by the clandcstne marriage al a
young ady-a very Young lady-wl,h an elderly En-
plish gentleman, who has for some Il ne hgn ed rah-
er largely in cur fashionable quarters The young
lady, Mis- Croghan, niece of Col Croghnn, was at a
fashionable boarding school on Staten Island, kept
by n lady whose daughter is aid to have been the
Croghan is said to be only Is l6 years of age, and
heircss in her right 10 a very large estate The
gentleman, Mr. SchIney, is yorously represented as
10 age from As To CO. hut skful maker-up" so as
to age, ap, ear much younger, an of very educve
manners The marriage, /, is SAID, was performed by
one Of the ma Observation-Disclosures, no doubt, but
without connvance AT the secrecy observed lmne-
diarey after the ceremony the parties embarked for
England.
So far as the facts have transpired in this city,
where The parent and relatives now are they are
these Col. W. Croghan, OF Pitt sburgh, Pa. some
twelve or fifteen months s"ce, placed his only daueh
ter the school, in order to complete her education
in all the 'rompllshments necessary for young Ia.
DIV of her immense wealth, she being the sole heress
of all the property Of the late Mr. OHara, of Penn,
embracing il is said, over fifty acres of land now
covered with houses in the heart of the city of Pitts
burph, with revenue arising out Of the same to the
amour, of 100000 or $4,000 per annum the sole
mistress of which enormous estate the lady in ques-
.ion becomes on her arrival at legal age
The Commercial Advertiser gives the following ad-
Litional particulars
We are iafom that for ten years to come 'h'
present Mrs Schinley can have no control over 'h'
larg estates devised TO her by her grandfather th'
late General OHara. of Pittsburgh, but entitled by
his will 10 allowance of only thousand dollar;
per annum; and farther that the consent OF her faih
or 10 her marriages. necessary before the property
vested in the young lady at ALL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-25
NEIE pOSTDEEICE

yyA Post Office has cen established at Barton
vile formerly La Grange,) in the nor part of this
town and Alfre Sergeant, Esq. appointed Post Mas
ter Letters and papers for that village, ,honld he
directed, Bartonsville Vermoat- BeilOrsFails Ga-.
Posr OrrIcE LAw.-Some people seem to think
that the law of the p. o. Department prob biting
the writing Of any intelligence on newspaper and re-
curing letter pos age when it is done, or fine of
five dollars of the person doing it is something
This is a mistake. The law was enacted in 1925,
and has been obeyed by faithful deputies but it has
been so long disobeyed by many that be made to
that written intelligence news paper makes ii in
every sense letter. We thought it oppressive some
Inf dozen years ago when called upon for the pen
ali yofS) for writing three words on newspaper
but our reflections convinced that the law was
right, d that cur wra originated in being fooled IN
our nt,errp, to cheat the Department. BY obedI'
snce since we have found no occasion TO complain.
Csoicd0uiou.
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ZOE pNGES.

GOO Ca,e> Of Cons Imp'ion 200 cases o
O\J\J Colds aud Cough, 100 ca.e> Of " hoop
ing Cough, and 200 cases Of Asthma, have heen re-
nor ed cured nv Sherman's Cough Lozen4ers le,Ides
cure nnurnerasIe throughout the country that have
not cen repor'eh.
Children c Of worirs and many grown reople
.uler fr fe with varloi> -di,ea. es ariiog from
Worm. The onysrie and ceriain remedy for all
I'm |. OF Worm, i sherman'> Wrn Lozenges.
The, have cured siuce ih,r urofuct,n moro Than
AGO COO ca,e., and have never lcen known 10 fail
IN II single ms ance.
Nervols Hea a,h and Pa'pi aiion of The Heart
relieved in from to 10 min.le> by or OF Sher-
man. Lt zengcr,. tn, really surpn ing how lex
they operate individuals Of the highest respec,abl-
nv car c referred t..
Weak Bae or pain in the acl,, SIZE, breast or
Rheaumat,m curelly Shcrman's Poor Mans Plas-
Ter nrice only ~! cents
100000 sol la year Of Them, and warranted
perior 10 a o her plas,ers, cost what hey may
They al. Corn, drawing hem out !y the roofs.
ASK for Shermans Poor Mans Plaster, aud see that
bis SIGMA IRE
A. SHERMAN, VI. D., with directions, is on the
hack Of each, and around each box Of genuine Log
enges Avoid al, Others, as they are worthless, or
.l,s INJURIOUS DR.. Sherman Is the only Me>ileatej
Lozenrer, Manufacturer in America.
Sod a, Whole a e aud Re al at The variety Stera
| ~ PANGBORN & BRlNSMAiBT
| Merchants and Druggists supplied ~ u, ,am.
| nrces as al the Warehouse in Ne" ors
L
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-25

frHon. DAsIEL WEBSTER has recently been
made the ssblec, Of a most depravrd and filthy libel
charging him with gross attempt Of seduction or
Outrage upon the wife of one of the Clerks in the
Stale Department. We did not at frs, think proper
10 refue or sude toths arocious story, but observ.
ing that an nhuson has crept into advertising
columns, we deem proper TO state that tho 70 ia
brcn,ion has been refuted, IN all it's length and
breadth, bv the solemn oaths of Mr.. Webs or and of
every CLERK in his Drparmen. The attention Of
Mr.. Webster calle TO the binc' charge nv Hon,
C. A. Wicklffs Pos master General, Mt who'e sup-
geston il was thu. f,rm,ly and solenny refi ed
and the Mi ,viis will first appear in the Louisville
Journal, where the foul SANDER originated. We doubt
nor that Mr.. Prentice will re,ract it utterly and
rose i,s ma giant author 70 oeYer-1l adherence 80
Tribsas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-25
STATE OF VERMONT. "a, pro,.,eco

STATE OF VERMONT, ! At Pro- ale Cour, hold
District of ChI'en'en, IS. den Burlington, within
and for the n,tr aforesaid on The god ,o of FelrI
airy, A. y. 1912, an instrument pnrror,ng 10 he the
last WIN and Testament of Amos Clark la'e Of Hines
hrgh, in laid District decea ed was red 10 the
Court here for Probate ly Homer Clark, the Execu
Tor therein named.
Therefore ii i, ordered hy SAID Court, that public
notice lie given all persons Interested therein 10
appear before said Court, al Sc ion thereof TO e
holden al the ReE,,er's office in Burlington aforesaid
ON The Ia Gay Of March, A. ID. S42 and con e., The
probate Of said VIII and is ir;hcr ordered ,ha
this order pnl he'd three weeks .ucce. svelv IN the
Darlington Free Pres, news paper prin'el a, Bur
ngon, in this Sac the last Of which shall lie pre-
viol> 10 heday a,signel, as afore aid, for hearing
Given under my hand al the Regis er's O.fce this
% day Of February, A. y. 1912.
WIZ WESTON Reos,er
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UNITED STATES district COURT

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Vermont District.
IN BANkRUPTCY.-No'ice 10 how care arains
Position Of William Barn, If Colchester, in said
District, farmer, 20 { declared Bankrupt, AT The
Corr-Iio''e in Montpelier, Vermont, on the %
March, 1912, - NJ.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.
William Barns, If Colchester IN aid District, farmer
having hi. dar flel pcion diIv verife praying
tina, the >all w liam Barns may de larel a Bank.
rap; 1t is iherefIe ordered The Co ,rl that eau f
lie ,hown before the Court at The ConriHou c in
Montpelier laid District on Tue. dav the % l,lav of
March, 1872 al - "'docck, NJ, why the ,ad William
barnc re- no, declared bankrnp', pursuant 10 the
Of aid petition lie pr li>hel in the Free Pres, a
weekly paper prnel a, Burlington IN Chnenden
comfy, iwent> days efore he day afore aid appoint
for he hearing Of said cause, pursuant 10 lie,
and regulations Bankruptcy, numl er> fourteen and
>IXty-nine.
Jesse Cove, Cer; Of the District Court, do
GER ify that the above order and decreee was hi,
day made The Conr', and ly entered in the doche,
OF Bankr'pi proceeding.
Rutland, Eel ruary 81, 1912.
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STRA YED.
NEW FIRM.

VUNIE Subscribers wonld respectfully inform the
] pubic that they have purchased the entire stock
OF Furniture and Tanning Mills Al the New Establish.
rnen heretofore owned and conducted by the firm Of
Mitchell g. Barn S, and will continue the business
undel the firm of Barnes & Keller where they intend
to keep constantly on hand extensive assortment
of Sofas Secretaries bookcase Bureaus, Red leads,
Tables and Stands Of various kinds and prices to
suit Gus omers Most kinds Of country produce re-
ceved in payment Also most kinds Lumber, suitable
for business will be taken in exchange for Furni.
lure or Tanning Mills
BARNES 4. KELLER
pgrlincta7 Feb 18th, l642:
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USEFUL THINGS,

TT O o X S and Eye, Snap, Ela,,lc., Larc,s,
l. Wor>Ied nee le,, knil,in@, ,ewing AMI darning
do, liver and steel top HINT le, s ec,aclc., ye-
let, Whalel one, Siillerroc Emeles Pencils, Twce-
err, Comb, SnI er>, Candle, ilc;, cheap Tea Pos,
Sci-or., Bottle for Castor, chllren'> cup., Hair
Pm, Tea Bells, Brr hes of all MI. Scan, Bn>k,,
Shoe and Stock Bucles, Card. chi dren Beli,, India
Rnl'i er and Ivory Ring, Napkin RING, Diamond
cement, Morl.on's Pts, Sh .rman>', h. zenrc> and
Poor Mans Pas err $40 hing Syrup, Corn Pla, ter,
Hay Linlment, lnell le nk Ink Of all kIni,, Fra
I've soap to rInove grease Toilet Powder, Court
Plaster, Lip Salve, Mar, Games aud p zzcs, lnm,-
lns Rope. Tale Mas Poor Mat, Swift,,
S'rih!ng Bru he, Wax Taper, Marhe., of various
hinl,, Day & Martins Backing,
Nipple Shell Nur cry Lamps, Bed Pans. Moa>,c.
Crp>, DISK knlve., Nh PIc.ers an Crackers, Mo-
thtr'' Relief Wal Ell clasps and springs.
Gold add Silver Bullion for trimming dres es, and
three hundred and Two other articles which we hope
orcu' TONERS vii find crher useful or necessary il
Them, which are selling al low prices.
Block Tin Tea Pot, Patel Spoons, German ST.
yer and Pewter do and all SORTS AMI ,izes Of mel,
nacs>; such a>u whistle, Jewsharp., Harmonlcas
toys, ralile>, ,nrf oxc, pa>le cliier,, dolls snu
ioXe,, Lamp Sci>'o r-, d.. A Panorama View o
Lon Ion, Toy article; Hand Organs, dc. Oar
Store is nicely filed, and we hall c most happy &C
distribute These and some other articles around The
country, upon such Term, will plea the purchaser,
and induce them to ca often lind STAY long Arel
yon read lhl> call and see al the VARIETY STORE
Jan. 90, 1872.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-25

s-r The Catholic Temperance Association OF Al
banv already numbers Three Thousand Fire Hum
dr,d Nn5srs and is cons anty increasing, under the
ardent and nntiring of rs of its worthy President,
Rev Mr.. SCHNEIDER.
z-J"The Nev-Jcrsey Weekly Chronicle and Tenn
rerancc Advocate is a new weekly paper Of large
size aud air appearance jus, established mt Paterson
n J. by C. p. Broadwc |. II is we'll conduc ed, and
heartily devoted 10 III cause of Temperance and OF
Moral Refo, IN generally We entreat for it gencr-
Gus patronage. Price SIS per annun- Tribune.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-25
!. ,,,,, c11rREs IN THE UNITED STATES.

T,hs following statistics Of manufactures in the
r,,sJ States were prepared for this paper by Mr. r.
Williams, compler of the N. Y. Register, from data
furnished by the U. s. census for 1910. A',hougn
,h, cen s,s in many Of the States, was taken ny IN
eompetent persons, who were appointed FOR polncdt
o5;ees connected with the last Presidential election m
stead Of being see ted with retcrenceto heir ness
for taking the census yet the statistics ,o oS.
be con sidered as approximate state"em's VI o az
ar gate industry Of the country. Those we now W
Five relate 10 the second most important piancm u,
the subject agric ture being the iirs' ana c'ose'y
connected with manufac ures.
Statistics Of .Nlnufaciures in he United States,
,,oping thecapi,a' arrested and The raiue % articles
manufactured in the year ls39-according TO the cen
eur of 1870:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-25
II II i M A r X f r.
BRIGHTON MARKET-MospAv, Fct

BRIGHTON MARKET -MoSpAv, Feb. IA, 1912
Reported for the New England Farmer.
At Market, 800 Beef Cattle, ESQ Sheep
PRicEs.-Beef CdtHe-We quote few choice cat
tie at IS. Weqnote first qualify. $3.50 a IS 10
Second quality, 81 rs S. Is. Third quality 50 rs
u 81 so.
Steep-All at market were stall fed Sales from
SO 90 to $780,
Shrine; None a, Market except few from the
neighbofhood.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-25
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Vermont District
IN BANkRUPTCY.-Nolice to how came ac ain.,
Petition of Lenue Curi., OF B rlingion in sad
Di>,ric', MATCHMAKER, 10 | e declare Bankrupt, a
the Court Hone IN Montpelier, Vermont, ON the
22i March, i2M.
ORDER Fon rUBL'CATIoN.
lEMUFL CT KllS Of b, rling,.n IN aid District
Matchmaker, having This day filed a PETITION du',
verliel PRAYING that the laid Lemurl Cur j. may .
.'.Iar-.l d" Bankrupt, l. therefore ordered V the
Court, that cau.e re shown cfre the Corr al Mont
pelier in ard Di,'rici, at the Court Hone in >ai
town, on 'Tne day the % day ct March, 1912, al II
O'clock, NJ, why the said Lem 'el e iri> e moi de.
c!arel Bankr ipf, pursuant to The Ac, Of Congress in
that ehaf; and that notice OF said petition e pull.
i he'll in the Free Pres, weekly parer prin.ed n
b Irng'on in Chitenden Comfy, twenty day. efort
he day aiore ald appointed for The hearing Of laid
cane, Pursuant 10 the rule and reg al,on, in Bank
r1p'cy n;ml er> fourteen AMI TX mine
Je.,e 6o:e, Clerk Of the District Court, 70 certify
that the above orler and decree was ,h. da,
male y the Corr, anldnly entered in the docke
OF Ban rIpt pr, ceilings
Rutland, Fe!r ary %, 1912.
sC,r~
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mi a IT II i q al

AT ST Paufs Church in this town, on the evening Of
the 23d inst by RI. Rev. John II. Ho kns, Mr.. Nor
TON COTE, merchant, of the firm of Lyman & Cole
to Miss SARAH CHASE Of Syracuse, N. Y. late AS.
sisant in the Burlington Female Seminary.
In Hillshoronrh, N. II. Fee. lst by the Rev. John
Atwt cd, Mr. WIN. +. Croker of this Town. to
Miss Cordelia Coolidge, of TIlsboroueh.
In this town on the 22d inst, by D. p Adams Esq
Mr.. John p. johnson to Miss Philura Nutting, both
of Colchester.