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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
ANOTHER PROOF OF THE VIRTUES
OF BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILl.A.
wv YoHx. April 5, 1874:

s,f-Abons ~, yc,. ago wa. Affected with strange
Of M legs Tor ~hch never have os-a abs
the muscles aud the nrsh OF n ssanis hard and .nia
missing Irty .s S'%vn M Tnn.e n., % noa. Nave
@r th" a'us rinpio ri ey my '- ara i'hrwsn w &
e.> Sn 9n' ' nm M Ia ' u, ,h ,mr M my ecm
Ia'n, rcs'yed 'udn ami 'IA"'nS .1a IN n,s
., LII 90 s,c. NJ n,si,r, n v-ntl.,n.n In m, cas-,
fear, %s, -nte aird "f my oo.e thu limb altogether ~
comr''n, proved b. S,lr'n 'p4 a aS' %Dn,
PAINFUL deprived Of p prr,,s ny ,y.trm hcc,Ins
S"nsS . inTr o v" . "% ,hs, G, Os M ys
.n.f, from Your s,rsapar,s 6r.t l.errd that there
hI. my t an nSS"S i h %r4% 81 ~ ,h u
wh, h, ben informed iawsri.l efficacy OF Bristol.
S,,n,rIls To curr ohtan,d brslol Sanarsnls about
h month, ,a through the Us" Of fN ~ N.Y..
n,amns ~ POINT out mhrr /, oner my general h,ith
good hr u.s.. o'l, u'sse.nr b, ale, Bri.-
II. !. m e IN s AZ ''fs
and %.t,a both way. four m,ls' 90 for,
S.Hapanils a. air and SUR remedy II oua Eve far
Their pra,mp "a inform any y-r,on OF Operatives and
ps'eaIa or all Of ihr l.e..e are sooe which s.!l
TIA. i . .,n,i, who ss.Ios: 10
know an%w and zee With Hs r..Ise. &C. DD MOI '''
Too. {. Bsi,r.l, Buffalo. ny,
do no, wish any one to purchase the mcIieine untl
,, - r,v ,,f th.m,.,es Tia, ali tia, !. ,a,d Of II |. ur
hy W." ss % Ispl st TO Ss o" ssy o.. s
- f,mouT ~, edition 10 the above which
'aI," H., H. .,ci. :, mai nuuou.
"'ii Prov '""''"''''' '''' WV C. BRISTOL
/ !" De-
t,CTioN- "A, the lame 81 hi' ondriiH mraie me
Numerous pfsEsIa,sn, ne ,prss Up h. ,. 4 ,..y
wish thu true aticir Ak Tor BRISTOL - aud - ns thV
Of { Bristol ~ across the cork u 'he
/ bottle.
fol sale BY equitable Druggists and Agents Throughout Le
! country
w,n,,a s,nr, uho,e,,l. agent 10 coarti.nar.., aud
lss l,T,rnw ,ch.,r and Il nta ioIossins place, MD
Bro n
broam az 81 W,am.st and ~ AstoL house james sy'
N Il "a Bow,ry and J,hn Syns ~ Fuou " strI 81
~, 80, II n +: y.nn, d: b Qlisc u.h ~.
t;,r.na - Hill ~ (,rer.wichsr ] s Coddins
,,n cnnxr nj Sn,;n. and Hudson streets, d H. BudnstI
ri "a A.,. cnn.r nj Ephfh.t Philip Nerkir $50 Ornd
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II RRIED.

Ia f.tacss- & the 9Th ,as sy ,he Rev DR. !" a!-
Ispd J,srph Santa pastor Of the IL, Baptist Charn
Newport Mis-, Abigail NJ, daughter Of Ons Pafkha't
n Milford Mass
A. Hebron ws,hiasteu Co rhe SIS, nit BY sae Rev
q Mars Nj. HiInrn wibar al tho Pabls,hrs Of she
sszataSs S-atIRc Mis- Elizabeth A Bo~n o! the tor
rarFrI
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PASSENGERS SAILED

l. M ,bp Em,rsId for Havr.-Oiirei Walsh, al Ph,ia-
Iphia D. wn sik-r Nashville, Tenn fhaiiPir 'rA
Aphou,- 4 Arma Pans.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
S.rssrl Phillips SYaSs; Thomas Oh, Ctae'nna,'
E,>osv Ashoe Bostssa; Charles HewF.e- ERSi.sa; VI
Thompson EAilsd-aAis; Mis- Cen, Eagasad; htrs p
Thonps>a, sad ~ IA .seeEage.
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AUCTION SAILS.


DY :. DRAPER. Jr-S''re .
d esroef Il har-i TsiTc1f!sp,y .s,lin.
u,e,,loel at ss.'s , srs.'' aoi ch''' st1s
|, ATM, I1,,l.- II nIcrs '" a~ ,.icy,. v-it AA'
aei s,,or.,,l esio,r>i r~'i i.-''F'a's
II aI,o' IS $50. +, r.eh L4rces
AZ 49," 49, az. Naa Mali.
n ~ !, p'T 49, 49, hane,aI TO sles- e.,
w s;l Hs 5sf;. h IS E:rftiKsSlrrRk Al
IS 1893. / 1esEss s, y I 8: e
i.a sss..s sssana Ras u,a.t saa
,:: =, b% p.. rs f.s' Pr. I'd W. s e..
LosaS p,s sad 3S1''fps ia ss1 and Ira @ s
fS %S. ~.@ p~ s sa 6.r I.sit O.
F,~r CLOSE r,,s. ashes, saf-aa'' sR''''''''
as', wy large .,.ec,as.4, Of Siteh'n a'''''''
SB tn p.~,ns R rarpHr, =, ' "s +. sist
7-t-e, or,I.r ~, arce!y a,->i a4d all s-
AUCTION notice. .-PACKAGE SAIL =. ~ ~,
a chin, AND snXs.-s DRAPER 'f - !" lila
'o'''' % V'"S '''''i tsR siS * Apsl luh.
AZ II clock 4, M, .<uetioa Rc M. ,,, -
Foe. Hr>pssn .sD Frry C.,I. .r ts:. Soa.sa
:. A ta.on s and xS ss i Ps- hdk AID ia.
% ~h' sSs.l l ss. aaS Point. sasha roese..
SnCIr sad s,r.r~t, Levaa,,e AMI Lev an' No.
~ eq . asS s,, . pa ss .i s,n ss D.
sn'! ~ NJ iyr very sar~Ticr Sasi!rrS se"@
18th ,sd t,r,s Cotth4kis Prarl button' Ss Ac .r.,;
I,,- vh1lr ar frrsh imported GoOia 81 '-'i ,"1~''
~ and nn-4 to dsssnssr'
Fall I-.IncuIa, hsrrsst~r ,1raI..-
l'-5us u, mouths Tor approved rrdortrd noieH -
(,pFAT INDUCEMENTS srr offered II me
II NV .Yoak I.sH TAhoA,So EsrAnLthShN' -
ssiJsu ,lrr~t near Broadway. The .aescners' h''
t,.i &, it,i ,n, iashJaael- assortment ni ,i"t's
w.. ,t,as, at the Engii,h, frrneh and AH,e' >&'
af-. nv prepared comn,enes our Spsns o"'H'
p-r.uE ,,1cil "a old II tass on ae'.'e'l
,bsrt,er. ,,sc~. The advantages d'u'ed of ''~ ,,
f.'a .hc ,a,fg,h "a his couoc. thereby ntAiiaS S
TO-. pI.,. -di' rsc~> they e"ne-'v ~f's'", -, e
~ r1-r~5s. an, n call,uE The i''eh.0~
- Unied States and OF Ne"-i IN Va -
uea4. choee Goods. 'hs> NH m'ss''
a.,>., ,..la ,uacuai.y aud icspatsh IA m'"rIns
gt -. fsn,l. arc s mach part II th"'f 'YN.e"'
=, ,,,l, r,-.r, &c BOOTH CO. III
| GDK A. HIS Rrc-lyrd from auction, lot
- Cotton A., .o 1ioy"s. era's 'e an M
ka-lNb Pant r' V SsI lot Mu.hhs. ecnt, -. a.
c'-t pa Slk Fg,uEr At crnf' g@' 'iI ~
M" broadcioif u ri hae ~ayI,ts at - io' nse $50
In'Ir', Al - 81 t' ~1 Sal nnc ~hiie -
Mustn't a. 81 IrFrn' t a. Lldfu, NJ - OIL per NC -
si mbr-Ilas lot Ln" Diap"I a. " iri u"
iul ButI"is a. duTyu, be.t Pesri bat,"h'
yea DOZEN tot S,iS rui' Is ~ per YAM o' you
EL5oas, p- . lo' Of Hat s'lks, At 9 "a pc.
y,r, nd thousand ocs lots ~ good, tor sale enc aP -
WN.LET HNWKINsS Storr .Ol Greenwich 'rrrr' ,i'
urlow
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EWRANk'S HYDRAULICS AND MECllh-
II SiCS-Rec-nly IrablistdA D->criptiv. and Hisfon
cal Account G Hydraulic and hp-s Tor RAISING
including the and and
crn with oe<-r' with
me hrthaniS Arts. Ia h1- book illustrated b. n-a
'incs b. rhpu,s ESbank handsomely printed vol
% tts paS-<. pric- -,
Opinions Of the EaeIsh Ps.-t rurii. hun ,e ,utsor)
TAKE rank with the b-<; ~r,,c in this Srpsr
acn Of hrrrarur WHITTIER anci-n MODERN Quii-
i-,inas BE- kuan be e1c-i him rabIy
,!- br brnxs has Aid y,ss II de,1h Of f--
ing and rnrspc- a rIpr-ss'oa, which Fetxasoa
rsng- We selaou volume ,hsoip-Iy cram
n-d wiki useful international London M-chanic,' Mass
Compressed library On tho subjects herr tr-a,ed
harr ben multiplied anaaS eItcrs Their e.ssaee
gwen this yoamr 10 short II u such work Of labor
and ozsylna research rarvlJ Is seceytior
co,ribation the literature Of mechanical ka ac
neal rngprrnx Il the hind Of book whch ever areaa
NC OF inventor ought 10 eon>a@ Load0a Aihstsxuu
human forward from stage o. az
raneing civilization bin1hg h ID. rudcs 400 naa>i
pl- ingenuity The almost inifrssurabty
.orrs al car own eay Whistler rl-w ed pa!-iy 1ii
.o.h.cai comprehensive teIt book Tor nren
am! invrstorx Nj Ewtsnks book j. eqGally ralu,Sr
rn,s OF information unusually grrs' ~
u,u...- variety uracha~. which u drsc-1rs ar
rc h about rt,xaVn> IL cai.bi- 81 ,,'isS t'ailr
rro1br usortiEc.o1 inventors ha' 'ctaola FL
instructive anal amusing rork- from r SaI'ef
Eucipe~r and Architect Journal -,
Tht. OH exhi -suli OF -adinE tsi rr<~sFcs sr
dom manifested ;sr Gsys Of book making D-sefIYSa
hxp,xr enlrss cofsons n4e1 would at 10 asoI Al
d., OF II, ,xfrnr and rxlur- Lolton Library Uaz<tt-
l,s D. APPLETON CO. fuohshrrt, % ErotdTaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

ceE EA PER TON.-Peach Orchard Broken
O.esOCoal al IA .s gu.!ty dis da5 tsehaSrRg frasa
WAND BROWNE,
az 4lI " saAiastoa, eSrnsr Laisas-ssrsss.
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CROToN HOTEL, l4a Broadway, BY Ives y

fHkAP WET DRY GOODS, nj Jeremiah Lam.
SbcU No 81 Gn~nw ich .t.Bl-ach-d Shrnss, Only al
pr ,hr-tnc do yard wide FOR iuc.. W.. bat not an
AiS9 Do.-s Pnnt' superior article fast color and only I'd
snd hkrr.- BEAUTIFUL sy!r OF Frrlch Plat, American
PrIh's sprinc patterns Is,
also gefrrsi as.or acnt ni .rtsouah~ Goods AL OF
which b-as parcha.- Tor c,,h -.abl~ I'll
AllN Inv
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FIFTEENTH MARI.
RE9U LAR WING SpAs}NkrIp<
r. ,ISI,yasu WILLIAM BRADY
3ssssa,9 JAMS 9lfrf.R
TsEscSss RI>Irs G A~artrsatks
s,sgsscrs fn,LsIt., Staanseg,
EpNAFp ,sA
s,vafsAtss. xnaSa SASsssp.
SAMfsi ",
inanscfBrs Of b3scfsan
e., D,,,r,e; SosH COOK,
cnAhiEs Niuf'sS
s~..,,S p,strict . JosiAH How,
AanIaAa w l>ui-N
H., D..,r,ef .4AMr. s. THANsk
i Eil,s HrRkfCs
ct. n.s,nrt HrMAS NcxTn>.
f'ai'" I,n., Il WII.o< ia z
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SICKNESS II Is akrl-ss TO nrsp is's eea' ~ i.Na
r ,ssid Il fTenn III" I-rA,e,o", -. 81 m 49,,
n - hl.s a L. ~ ,oTrns1 asa ass~asSa >aai',
h,.,a d. tsArz Ih ssss"a 20 ssfto 20
ssr sssss froan r ad 'hrh and ''< '''' mo s
,t,a n.y. assirablt Object, AsS! 50 nj s' ~ !a'5
s,ssas riskss lriaa ycsetshie f -" sasa Ill in}u.
$50 ssIsie.ss hoy. ~naasr 70 20, Go
2gfssS ,h-, errss aaA shaS sEecsI, rrstc~ us SAts
r@sgi TO sS It1,riy TO ,h- sais of ybs srSs,Slne
go 40 rssal No so Gsrawisssses NV IA esSs.
~ TrcrsSasqtf+r, sessaa ssa ~ fSos'A rs
drlphSa,
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~ :ho rapport of the whiss of this Ward
is,' ssss s,a,, ma. A k4.NSs saa4&Sssa p
.issrssOrs K!cHikD TrNErcx.
WAEnEx CHAfYAS
Coasfaslss. ..,,. -. JosErH JENxiss,
JoHs By.A.
Fin, e,strt <" s"','s'"' '6 4 Vfr,,s.
sccpad EpwAnnCooa
william BsowH;Sa
WI X THoMr.oS
rouuh VA. q. ARcHrK
Mo,Es HtTSr.
Which va, unanimously adopted The meeting was ad.
Creased by S-., John Hamilton Joseph lios,c and John
seoe and gave cheering Of tho o,rc' OF t party
al the coming -iect,on omui,, consisting Of M-ssrs.
{ she,ard Zenas h dc aud John A Schuyler, aI-
pointed draft r-solhols expressive Of The Of 'hl'
metax The Committee reported the following resolutions.
sAi1k w-,r unanimously adopted
RssorsS That Robrr Smith our cand'ds,, for Mayor
old and tired freud who has ably and faith
iay srsrsd thss ard City fosaeih an honest M
II New OH IN Whatever position he has e-en placed
R.sortd That TIE tck-t presented by The Nominating
S Tsi, nc our sa and he s A.vs
aokef il Ward aud We hereby pledge ourselves TO give
a. ~hoe ticket undivided support and triumphant ma
II ,0rsd Tina, thanks the Wings Of tins Ward be
,,0~r-d pees,n. alderman Robert lou.s who
rs fom Ahlc his for able manncr n which he has
h placed ,hr pas. yeas and honorable
Rs,ei,td Thai the p1,-ur Common Council merit, all
qae for IN. already STAINED IN tie adninisirson
o%snd Dollar. viii b. APPRECIATED g. al, ~ho M .' '
sleady placed thu. C'y much h borne
R'sor,s rhas sus'1osly va" for th- PERIOD when our
all b- called elevate the Salramsa of the West
hsrs "a, 10 ,kc high placed IA charge Of our la
m-a,ed H,rntou when the t,ms rir Fifth Ward
n..a,s ~ : : -, RoskRT urskop ptr.ideal V
R r X 1s sg.s,,,o v,es Fsr.n..
sc
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4 MEXICAN MUSEl Mp. r. BARNUM
I MANAGE.

B-St ' tri-'v the City
Miss MARY DARLING h- celebrated Qr--u of M,ee
having universal .gh large aud am-n
r---uy.Sed and will present avartl Of aud bril-
iI,Hr experiments.
CHANG FONG the Chin"se Jugylcr will exhibit h,,
marvellous i-a,> OF skill and drvrrniv
Also engage. the Giant Boy aged II and weigh. to
hound, ala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

pOARDl\ti-1hree or tour gentlemen DEE
~ accommodate, with board genre- pr'sr- tamii,
wh~n bur lew ,rcc, boarder. 0Hc Nrrr iroat
p,ntrtr, attached suitable Tor xrutlrne tn,
would Ike Together For terms which will ~ 1nor
nquirr u Howard-str-rt Broalray References
lee
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DOARI-PrrSoIls wishing board on ,erll>J 5 -ujf
ID thr timr may accomrn oated bv 'idf-,..n F.i.,
ut ting raj nam~ and ,dd-,> hs ofhcr Thr ,o.Stiy IS
rh- upper IaTi Of the BgnsL~ tSIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

~ FIFTH wARD-N a large and spirited meeting Of
,ae Democ ratio Wing, OF the Fifth Ward receive the
I.,r Of the Son,s alr Commiitc-, MOTION, ROBERT
HY9LOP Esq. called the Char, Messp w. n.
THoaapsoS and Roprs- STERLING were appointed Wee
P,xiaen,, and FRlscIs c. WlrrESsrRo and JoHS HEw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

y PIRSJ ANCE OF an order Of lhe Surrogate
u the County 81 NV York notice hrtrby g.vra ,u
Ioas having CLAIMS Jos-,G Pne,ty Peter, late
u. NJ OF New "t Phy'.ctau lSc-'.ed pr.enf fts
am an u" '.nrhern trrrol Ne .atefb-f The ae
"t Bell CO.. Auorl-y> AID Councillor W jobs
4" tn ~ % NV fo'k corv The eleventh dag Of o
ot~t B"I' Dated New York 'h rlsth hsY u APfil 4 u
!lL ~ ". kkIkkS. A.!LaluL.lraL ar 10 LalL.an-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

WANTED THIS DAY -rwr!yr enferayt,jp.
" ycuGg mon. AmrucaUS 20 h,ilrs ,5.s.-
ilso. wanted c,,ufrr biscssmi, zut uu. ,,, ~
whom paw Will - All eioaiu- au,i si.,
lrrIcc furnished n" cr-dr II ruEr Err
further particular, a, ply Ia WILLIAM lUt KY 81
=, Inns shipping Agents IL, Srdfn.-5.
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BOARD WANTED N BEOOkLlN, WITHIN
~ ronS"Grut .t1ne~ eithe Fuiton Ferry PLAN p:''
family by grutiru,n m ~tir. and child under two
y"ar Of commune which must
b. uoi-li-, sad whc- - md. sida.r,i
IN " : =. Tribune oFc., NJ" mt with immediate ,,t.,-
Inu. hTtr.e.C-S :, changed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

Ship. Tornuto Gr,twold Loedoa JOHN Grswoid sur-
tou Galloway Chzri-stuu Gro Sutton
szrkI Graera Scot Cunningham, 5, Feiersaarg, New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

W ANIkp-A situation IA wet nurS- hv n.
,I-ct,bl- young 1nrsa with fi~l, hr,,<t Il aiIl
Best oi t,ry rrf.rrnc-. AprlN Bow-ty ,W-r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

" AN ia place As wet uur.e. ~ 70 take
child b. healthy rOuHK ,us,n Apgt, = ih,fa
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situation bv = ntcr PROTESTANT s-iri
', tor hoase"orA ctAm9rrNcrt a. HUr- tppt, at
II, hoaEu~ ,Ip ,;
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IA AN ltl@N situation hy n smart gtri Tor house
w work Se-clrfeJ eogRtrr. ,srls y, Il Dam,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-22
STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICr OF WESTMINSTER, SIS.
The Hon. The Probate Court for the District
Of Westminster, 10 all persons interested in
he estate of EBENEZER Taft, late Of
Totcnshend, in said district, deceased, in
testate, GREETING.
WHEREAS. application has been made to
w the Court aforesaid by Barnard Sails
bury, Administrator de bonis non, upon the es-
tate OF said deceased, TO have the time for pay
ing the debts extended beyond the time hereto
fore granted him for that purpose, and, in con-
sideraion thereof, for delay in rendering his
administration account; therefore il is ordered
by the Court that the subject matter Of said
application stand for hearing and decision at a
special session of said Cour: TO be held at the
Inn of ElleTy AIlbe, in Westminster in said
district, on the 29th day of September, lS4S;
and, for the purpose Of notifying ali persons in
terested in said estate, il is further ordered that
notice of said application, and of the time and
place Of hearing, be given by publication in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at Bratlleboro in
said State, three weeks in succession previous
thereto, that they may appear and object ID
the same if they shall see cause.
Given under my hand at Townshend, in
said district, this 9th day Of September, ls4s.
8 JAMES II. PHELPS, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

WINDHAM, SIS.
Windham County Court, May Term, IS4S.
Gardner C. Hall, 4 This action tcds COM
Calvin Townsley, menced and entered an
Us. This Court, al The Sep
Philip Burke and TENDER Term thereof
George w. Willis. 1910, and continued by
order Of Court until This Term.
A CT!ON of assumpsit for divers goods,
N wares and merchandise sold and delivered
To the Defendants by the Plaintiffs, and at the
Defendants special instance and request, be-
fore the 9th day of August, 1910, amounting
to the sum of three hundred dollars.
The said Burse and Willis not having had
personal notice Of the pendency of this suit, it
is ordered by the Court here, that they be mo-
tilted thereof, by publishing the substance OF
said suit, together with this order, in the Yer
mont PhGnx, printed at Braitcboro in said
County, three weeks successfully, the last pub
LEGATION TO be at least six weeks before the sit
ting of the Court, at Newlane, in said County,
on the third Tuesday of November next,
which will be deemed sufficient notice TO the
said Burke and Willis to appear at said Term
and make answer.
NJ MILLER, Clerk.
A. KEYEs, Plaintiffs Airy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-22

'
Said percentage TO be cast on the original a.
mount of premium note, without reference to
any endorsement, and to be paid 10 the Treas
urer, at his Office in Montpelier, on or before
the 18th day OF October, l543, being rthe day
of the annual meeting Of said Company.
A list of persons insured in his town with the
amount of assessments due from each, will he
transmitted to the Representative elect 10 the
Legislature, who il is hoped, will feel an inter-
est in having all from whom assessments are
due, send in by him to pay the same: and il is
expected that members of the company will not
neglect to do so, as it often costs them more 10
forward their money otherwise than their as
sessments amount to; besides, the only way the
credit Of the Company can be sustained, is by
having EACH member pay his assessment
PROMPTLY.
The Directors, last year adopted resolution,
that when suits for assessments are commenced
the whole amount Of the premium note will be
demanded agreeable to the 9Th section Of the
act Of incorporation.
There have been allowed the past year
eighty-one losses, amounting to SIS, 450 IS.
3 j. II. THURSTON, Treasurer.
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BLACK PLASTER.
(To USE 1T Is TO APPROVE IT)

(TO USE 1T is TO APPROVE IT'D
TVNHIS salve is superior TO every other app
IL cation for wounds and sores Of every de-
scription. 1t possesses the most remarkable
properties for healing, and speedily removes all
soreness and pain from parts where il is app-
ed, and by giving strength TO vessels that are
weak, and operating as a soothing balm upon
such as are irritated and infamed, it performs
a cure in the shortest time that is possible for
any application to do it.
II makes decidedly The best ST'RENG TIL
ENING PLASTER euer applied TO human
flesh, and hence IL is of Invaluable service in
remoring rheumatic pains from diseased
Joints, and restoring health and strength 10
all lame backs, sides, shoulders, Sc. II is an
excellent remedy for corns, burns and sprains,
and being adhesive it supersedes the use Of 9TH
er adhesive salves.
'.'Made and sold, at wholesale and retail, by
r. SPALDING, NJ. ID. Bra,tleboro, VT.
Price % cents. GIN %
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Farm for Sale.

IL TIME subscriber offers for sale
Ga4Tnl Il his Farm, situated Ii miles
M1 iiiE east of the village, on the County
kHggl@lI 0sfSroad from Bcrnardston TO Gill;
containing eighty acres Of good land, well diyvi-
ded into Moving, Tillage and Pasturing, the
most of il under state of cultivation. u Is
well adapted to grain and hop raising. There
is about two acres of Hops on said land, Of the
first quality. On the premises are a good
Dwelling and Shed, Barn, two good Cow
Sheds, Pigery, &c, all in good repair ana TWO
meyer failing wells of water. Said farm is ca
siIy managed. 1t will be sold low, and a cred.
il given for part OF the payment if desired.
For further information, enquire oil LEVI
LEVI w. PARK.
Rernnr,latnn Mass Aug. 81. 1913. 81
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District Of Marble

Probate District of Marlboro, SIS.
In PRoBATE CoURT, August Slst, IS43.
ZONE Caleb Howard and Laban Jones,
~ executors OF the last Viii and Testament
Of John Howard, late Of Dover, in said district,
deceased, and file their administration account
for examination and allowance; whereupon, il
is ordered that the same be heard and examin-
ed before said Court, at a session thereof TO be
holden at the Inn of Arad Burnett, in New
fame in said district, on the last Thursday OF
September next; and for the purpose of notify
ing all persons interested therein of the time
and place of hearing, said executors are direct
ed to publish copy of the record of this or
der three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro, in said dis
tTct, previous to said time of hearing.
A true Copy from the Record
9 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

WINDHAh,
Windhdm County Court, May Term, fS43.
William Henry ! This action was com
VS.. menced in This Court al
Governor Morris, the September Term
and Trustee. thereof 1889, and has
been continued in said Court: by order Of
said Court, until this Term.
A CTION of assumpst upon a promissory
IN note dated December Cd, 1888, and exc
cuted by the said Morris TO the said Henry, for
thirteen hundred dollars, payable in six months
from the date.
For that also the Defendant, on the 9th day
of June, 1889, was indebted to the Plaintiff in
the sum Of fourteen hundred dollars for goods,
wares and merchandise sold and delivered by
the Plaintiff TO the Defendant, and at his request.
And also in the farther sum of 3 400, 90, for so
much money before that time had and received
by the Defendant to and for the use of the
Plaintif--and also in the further sum OF
$4,000 for work and labor, before that time
done and performed by the Plaintiff for the De-
PENDANT, and at his request.
The said Governor Morris, not having had
personal notice Of the tendency OF this suit, il
is ordered by the Court here, that he be noti-
fed thereof by publishing the substance o. said
suit together with this order, in the Vermont
Phoenix, printed at Bratieboro, in said Wind
ham County, three weeks successfully, the last
publication 10 be at least six weeks before the
sitting Of this Court, at Newfane in said Coun-
~, on the third Tuesday OF November next,
which will be deemed sufficient notice TO the
said Governor Morris to appear at the said
term and make answer.
NJ. MILLER, Clerk.
A. KEYEs, Attorney for Plaintiff
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lister for 1874.

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L. ces of the first number of this valuable lit
tie annual, has stimulated the publishers TO an
increased exertion to make the second number
equally deserving the patronage Of discerning
public, and they intend its future merits shall
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iUTs This Register will be ready for delivery
on or about the 10th of November, and all or
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answered liberal discount made to those
who buy in quantities.
HASKELL s. PALMER.
Woodstock, Aug. 90, ls4S.