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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07
STATE OF VERMONT.
Alison White,

Rutland, ...ss.
Alison White, !
silas SARGENT, and Tin cnanccry, Apnl l., 1913
Euseba Wheeler
NJ HEREAS Alison White of Mounholly in the
county of Rutland and State Of Vermont has
filed bis bill in Chancery against Sias Sargent now
OF Durham in the Province of Lower Canada and
Eusebia Wheeler of Poultney in the county Of Rut-
land, Stating, that on the 9Th July 1910, the said
Slias being indebted to the orator m the sum of
$500 90 specified in two promssory notes, dated
as Aforesaid, one for the sum of $500 90 PAYABLE
first December 1871, and the other for $1,000 90
payable first December 1912, with interest after the
LIST Apnl then next; and 10 secure the payment Of
said notes, the said Slas morigaged to the orator
The following described land in Mounholy aore-
SAID, VIZ certain piece parcel OF land lying and
being in that part of Moun,hoy aforesaid that was
formerly Jackson's Gore, and being lot numbered
nifty three, the lots were numbered IN SAID Gore
and containing abou, l05 acres. be the same more
or less, and is the same farm which was decided TO
Harvey White by Asaph Pngrey or the ED OF Aprii
1884, and the same farm which the SAID Harvey
White decided to the said Alison White on the 25lh
December 1889, and the same land which the said
Alison White decided TO the said Silas Sargent on
the said 9TH July 1910; that the said Silas on the 26lh
February 1912 did convey the same premises and
his right of redemption therein to Euse6ia Vince
Ter aforesaid; and that part OF said notes have
been paid. And Praying that this court would de-
cree that if the defendants fail TO pay the several
sums of money aforesaid, they and all claiming I'M
der them shall be forever ioreclosed from all right
to redeem said mortgaged premises, and that the
orator may have his costs.
The usual process of subpoena being granted and
the said Silas Sargent residing without, this state
and no, having been notified of the commencement,
Of said bill il is ordered by the court that he he no
tilted thereof by publishing the substance of said
bill, with this order, in the Rutland Herald, three
weeks successfully, the last Of which shall he at
least twenty days previous to the next term of this
conrt, to be held at Rutland 10 and for the county
Of Rutland, on the second Tuesday Of April A. ID.
1913, and that the defendants be required TO appear
the Tina and place eforOsaid aud make apzle ,,
said bill, which snail he sufficient notice. And
day thereof was given &c
+. w. HOPKINS, Clerk,
Reuben Washburp solic;,o, r. ,,.,.. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07
The Universal Medicine OF Life

-
Universal Medicine Of Lille they cleanse amp purify tho
blood strengthen aGd the and ths
Pefecting of Digestion by which we avoid meanchoy and
prevent the creation of those humours which owe
Eyspeas, Scuryey Gout, and those "simy dregs ou q
which the Stone and Grnve is formed within US
1t IS well understood that tie Brandfch Pills have
oured thousands OF hopeless and helpless when
the first physicians had them beyond all humab
means Of relief 1t is now only known that the
reh Pills cUnE, but it il also understood now they
that is by their purifying effect on the blood that they
restore the body to health.
The value OF this medicine is becoming and more
manifest II is recommended from family TO family The
Brlndreth Pills remove in an almost mpercepble mann
all nuxous accumula1ns, and puriy and nvgoate tho
blood and their good effects by m
Inconvenience. Being composed entirely Vegetables they
do not expose those who them Danger and their e(
iects are certain as they sapiay They daily and
safely administered 10 Infancy youth manhood and old
age and women in the most critical and delicate
stances They do not disturb choke the animal func.
tons bot restore their order and their health
The i1ndreth Pills gold 25 per box at Dr.
Bfandreth's New England Office.
10 HANOVER STREET 10
oniy place ~ =, BOSTON FOR the TRuk Pulls.
has upon it THREE COPY,RIGiIT LABELS genuine
That each label has two signatures, Of Dr. BENJAMIN
Brandreh upon it, '
And there must be upon each bo. three signatures, thus
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
An three signatures, thus
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH
Bedes the labels are full Of small printing done in red
NH there being the labels nearly three hundred imnre,
ions OF HenJlmn hrsndtetbs Pills
AGENTS for ms State IN Rutland COUNTY.
NuAdho = i. MILTON, Orwell A 1. Catlin
Ripley & Bailey Pawlet Wm b sheldon.
"'a"uoh' Ira bu'ton; Ptsiofd, Henry Simonds,
Clarendon, q. n A. Billiard lanes a pi.h,,a.o,
49,, H',shcock ~ Morgan Shrewsbury ,JohnBuckmasicT
"''"e'oh' t"d.es @ii1"klns Sudbury, Ira rgham,
~. H. jameson 1Inmouth n. W. Sawyer,
'uttingsse, Brown & Dow " aIlngfo,d = Townse,d i,
'"O!' .; " ~ >. smith, Lapham, Vail s. Co.
Ehoch Rogers, Wells, Allen Grover,
Fairhsyen, 81 J. &. Allen JV.,thayen n A,ms,,o,,
Middletown, :. &. Bruce. + Snith
Orwell, W. Chapman i. Co Whitehall NY Da,GNoodv
Those AGENTS are Likewise supplied with - 10y
BRANDRETHS EXTERNAL REMEDY
which - pronounced by those who have made ttiaI
4 loon In LIE ILLtnnn Rnco Go.1u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07

TNllE subscriber would inform his friend,
l. the public in general that he has on Ia,
large assortment Of saddles and Harnesses. ,os
plated, brass, japan end common Harnesses, ta
and single sets; portable and tree Saddles bl
aud hallers also large assortment of Truts
all kinds and sizes, aud all other kinds Of
usually made in Sadder's Shops. The abo,, !.
Giles will be sold very low for cash or most k1sl
country produce, such as beef or young cau. \
October, or grain the January following, OF Vi
next summer.
Al persons wishing 10 purchase any of the st-
articles are requested to call and examine be
purchasing.
WM. HALL
Rutland Der 81 1910 a.,
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Ca.h and Ready Paw.

NARh ii. WOOSTER having purchased Of
1'A Samuel +. Hooker his interest in the con.
Germ OF Hooker & Wooster, will con,inne the bust
ness iof Tie present under the name and firm OF "
IL oos'er' and vii! confne himself strictly to cash
ana ready pay and goods will be sold very cheap.
y b. The business Of the old concern viii he
settled by the subscriber.
o. sale by the subscriber, 700 bush Oats and
500 bush, Corn N II Woosr.,
West POuliney, Feb. l5,Isi $40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07
Going West

hE subscriber having come 10 the determination
10 90 lar west, offers his establishment at Clar-
endon Springs fot sale on terms to suit the times and
lhe purchaser. SAID establishment consists Of ?
acres Of land, on which Is new brick house IL
stories high - by "a feet, finished good s,vle--a
Blacksmith shop, and other CONFERENCE.-The plea
sanity sltuaiei, and a good location for black
smith Enquire ofihe subscriber on the premises.
II JOHN Is. BREWSTER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07
DR.. ISRAEL DELANATERS RHEUMATIC
IINlMENT

This remedy has the happy and powerful effect nj a
ing the nerve from both ways viz, from tho internal .,
external use Although many cares cured b, tdl,
the external or internal remedy alone yet the pfnp,
does not promise positive uuiess both article.
usod together, and in all such cases. hov
when both articles are used in connection according
directions the most positive watraDtce 10 given tia, .
money IN every case will be paid back to the puc,
whore cure Is not effected
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07
PiANo FoRTEs. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.

AZ f. is constantly receiving from the Factories
n Il IN New-lork aud Albany, Superior Piano
Fortes, made 10y the best wofkmen, with all the la
test Improvements and elegant exterior, warranted
to stand any climate. Prices from $500 TO $500.
1'uur ntst Premiums have been awarded the above
instruments OF the American aud Mechanics Insi-
tutes Tor The best Tone aud Touch. Persons about
purchasing will do well 10 give the subscriber call
before going New York, he will sell cheap as
in the city, thereby save expense OF transportation
All Instruments purchased this establishment are
warranted for one year. Old Piano Forles taken in
exchange, and Piano-Fores tuned al short notice.
Whitehall, O I. 20, 1912. I3uf
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Animal Magnetism,

VNHE Select men Of the town Of Rutland will
l. meet at the Court House on Wednesday the LIST
dsy of March next, for the purpose Of settling ac-
coun::s against the Town. Any person having
claim will please forward the same for settlement
on or before that dav.
AVERY BILLINGS
CHS. BURT ySeect Men.
J. A. DELAND
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Carriage Making a. Painting

John PRICE has again established him"
- in the brick shop, directly opposite the a.
where carriages Of any description will be mar.
iactured 10 order, in the latest Sly les and most W
slaniial manner Repairing Of old or broken a.
nsges' attended to with care and promptness.
They are also prepared to execute. ia a supen,
style, all kinds Of house carriage, SIN and ornams
tai painting. Imitation Of Italian, Egyptian, "hr
grey and black marble Also perfect limitations 2
OAK, mahogany, maple, black walnut, rose and SAL
woods executed entirely with Oa Pants, warsf
cd permanent, colors, and perfec, satisfaction. IL
'ailon OF Granite, for pillars 10 stores hoteI. a.
oiher buildings, done in a wauantable and dufa'
s'Sle' Orders from abroad promptly attended 10
ions PRicr
Rutland, Sept. AZ. 1912. 3aI2-6n
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and Whitehall. Oct. 90. 1872.
lilIsll, NAl.OWN

AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
(Opposite the Ci,RtowI ioUsc)
WlLLIAM PEASE would Rpectiully inform
w the public ,hst he has opened a Music Saloon
and Piano Forte Warehouse. and will keep con
stan, supply oi New aud Fashionable Music lor the
Piano Forte, Flute, Violin, Guitar &c. &c, also,
instruction Books Tor every Instrument
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Rutland, IS.

John kelley |
Archibald C.1bs, adm. OFFS 81, IN TT9aneo,y
solomon Gibbs and sep Term, ioi2'
Abraham Gibbs
whereas John Kellogg Of Benson, in said county
OF Rutland, has. at this present term, filed his bill
IN chaneefy against Archibald Gibbs, administrator
Of solomon Gibbs, late Of said Benson, deceased
and Abraham Gibbs. OF Bullef, IN the comfy ot
WAyn" and state Of New York, stating. that on Tho
5ih OF September 1891, fle said solomon b-inc in.
oeh'ed 10 Tie orator IN lie sum OF $500 90 specified
~ two prnnlssory notes Of tina, date one Tor tho
sum OF sJiS %, and one Tor the sum $40 30. pava.
u'e ON september 1888, 10 secure the payment
thefeol, mor;gaged to the orator the following do
scribed land, in Benson aforesaid viz. 6ny 80 =,
ihe seco division LOT laid TO the original ,iob g
Alexander Sloane, and being the same land con,
iaioed IN Christopher Minni CaiharIre Mir, -
John I sniih's deed TO the said Solomon. d,,eJ
August "tth 1907, and recorded ia Benson rec,,Is
o. o',as' BOOK 81, page 3ii That on or about the
i''h August leil. The sad Solomon died. ba,,0g
devised The said premises 10 the said Ab,.bs.s
NloSs' ~ viii dOiy proved 10 the Probate Court Gr
'he osulei Of fairhaven, and tha, Archibald T,,Li
a'oaes>'o was appointed administrator. sc -
"'a' we sums O.! money secured by the said mo-,
ta'e h1'. never been paid or satisfied but are now
- wing 70 the orator, together viii, arrears
"' '"'et'H' On ihe sa.4e. Ana prq,j., is, -.
S"uil Nulu decree hist iiihe dcGnd,r,s oil -.
we se'efA' sums OF money secured by m. s,id
mortgage and ell interest due and Ia croyy J,s
,nsitoh 'oeeiaef w.ih the orators cost, Jy dav IA
~ lFf-,il'sl usfe'of' they, and oil claiming under
them 'hal os forever tore, losed of and O. IN
'4ol' oi redemption or claim 10 and 10 the ss,d
l"ensAsed premises aud eSefy pa,t thereof a.
Inc e,n'i process Of slbpnna being GRANTED and
'Ae sii1 Abraham Gibbs residing wtboui thi. s,ate
Alo not ha'ing been notified Of the Commencement
o. Aaia "'i u "a ordered by tie oour, tina, he e mo-
nne2 usieol by Publishing tie Substance Of SAID
t'"' WIZ u's oiisr. ia tie Rutland Herald a news
paper printed al Rutland in said county Of Rutland
ufee weeks s1ocessyely the last OF which shall be
a. saA '~euF Gays previous 20 tie ne1t term Of
N'' eouu 10 De held ~ Rutland within aud fot said
.'1h'' o. huuaCd on tie second TUESDAY Of Aptil.
n ~ 1888, and thar he defendants be required 10
.Flti a. We ums and place aforesaid and make
.A~s 10 said tli, which shall be sufficient notice
ARD cay ueieUi was given, &c
=. W. HOPKINS, CLERK
l. Z hslogg solicitor ioT the orator. on
~ Office Is hereby given thsl have given NV
SOC, Warren Csuts. q minor OF eighteen, the
fsmalhoef q ls ume. and shall pay dsbis Of hl,
contrasting o. Claim any Of hls wages after thl.
cate Z.rs..,.. C,..,
Rall,ht, Pet. So, lsia eli
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l.. States District Court

L. states DlStTICJ OOUr(.
Fer he Disirief of Vermont
BANKRUPTCY.
~ Office 10 show cause agsins, petition Of
~ Lucius II Crooks OF Brandon,
Jacob Weimofe Of Chlrendon,
William Thomas OF Iiubbaidton,
Lewis Harlow Of Clarendon,
Robert Allen 81, OF WalingfOrd,
Reuben Holland of Pusheld,
Alonzo Gorham OF Puslord,
Samuel Rogers OF POultney,
William $ Allen, OF Springfield,
Ephrlim Markham Of MIddlebury,
I, be declared bankrupt at the Office OF Samuel
Prenss district Judge, at Montpelier in said dis
uict on Tuesday The els, March ls43, at 10 a. IN.
~ Office to show cause against petition Of
~ SIas " orks a creditor, that Daniel Packer OF
Nounihov in said dist rict~be declared bankrupt
at the Office of Samuel Prenlss. in Montpelier ~
said district, on Tuesday the 2lst day Of March,
1913, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ
Notice to show cause against petition Of
lemuel Smith lr., of Clarendon,
VIM X. Shaw, OF Rutland,
Hiram Bates, of Fairhaven,
Bradst b. Franklin, ofPoultney,
Luke leaman OF Fairhayen,
Isaac G. Wheaton, OF Poultney
Epoch X. Curtis OF Mendon, and
in said district, to be declared bankrupt at the Office
of Samuel Preniiss in MONTPELIER in said district,
on Tuesday the 2lst day Of March 1913 at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. $40
Notice to show cause against petition Of
Ezra d. Worcester OF Rutland,
Jesse Howard, Of Iubbardton,
John Norton Of Rutland
John Morton, of Rutland
Samuel Cleaveland of Caste,on,
Christopher Mcdonald OF Brandon
Chester Cleaveland OF Rutland,
Eseck Eddy Of Ira,
Ransom Sherman of Dandy,
John T. Eddy Of Clarendon,
Hiram Cotton Of Pittsfed,
Horace 5. Trumbnll Of Castleon.
in said district, for their discharge and certificates
as bankrups at the court house in Windsor in said
district, on Wednesday the 2ith day of May, A. ID.
Is 10 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. $40
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and cu.l house With good eNo'hng house anu
wood shed and good barn, which VIII he s"ld
cheap flt cash ~ good pspct For further inioi-
~ ittun inquire of The Subscriber, 81 The man VINO
nov occupies the premises. NJ u. bAssth
EahfnAfN q. 1919. o ~
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For sale.

A BLACKSMITH STAND situated in Hub
- b'rdion East sresi, few rods below The Bsp-
NN meeting house, which consists Of about two
acres OF land with good orchard on It, good shop
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07

TOF hWOcHS diseases 81 me DIOoG,
Arising from an abuse Of Pains in the bones and
Mercury, Joints.
Chronic and constitution Fever Sores obstinate old
al diseases, such as sores of all kinds.
ScroIula, or Kings Evil, Scaid Head Salt Rheum,
Secondary Syphilis or Ring Worm, and other
venercal, diseases arising from an
Liberation and corrosions impure st ate of the blood
of the Throat, Nose, IIabitual osiiveness, piles.
Cheeks, Lips, Ears, & Chronic Affections of the
other parts OF the body liver, lungs and chest.
Pimpes OF pustules on the Pain in the stomach and
face, scaly patches and sides,
other eruptions on the Night Swea's &c, &c.
Skin. 1t is likewise recommend
Blles, Scurvy, and o;her ed as a cleansing spring
Scorbutic affections medicine md in gener-
Rheumatic Affections. al debility.
White Swengs.
This remedy is prepared in racuo, from the cho-
cest selected materials, the active properties of
which are extracted by an improved process with
out heat: on account of which il is preferred by
physicians as being more uniform and active than
any other now before the public.
Prepared only at the Laboratory ofthe proprietor
Lockport, n. y.
For testimonials and mode of treatment see
pamphlet which accompanies each bottle.
Sold 10y Jas. P. Milton, Rutland VI; John H.
Bowman, Vergennos and Doct T.. Jameson, Cas-
Teton.
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LOOK AT THls-HAyE YOU A COCGH
1000 die OF the Consumption every year 10 Us
uhl'ed States, and millions suffer from iroubes''
coughs and colds, tina, can be cured by DR. NJ Hue
cocks Vegetable Cream Cough Drops safe mse.
cal prescription, containing ne poisonous drugs sN
used IN an extensive practice for several yeAu ~
mos, positively afford relief, and save you zoe
that awful disease, pulmonary consumption Nh
sweeps INTO the grave hundred. tie young ~
lovely and the gay.
Have you cough BE persuaded to pureh'"
bottle Of the Cough Drop. today To-nofts'
may DO too lata. pos
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hearing and decision 10 TIE first Monday hsing ihe
en- dav Of March next and that copy at this order
he pub.ished thfve weeks sucvessIvoly, previous
thereto, 10 the Ro,lsnd Herald, newspaper print
81 Al Rutland. that ali persons interested may sP-
pesr and object tn tie same II they see cause.
A ifue copy Of fseord, $40
HENRY HALL. Register.
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<Oticc.

THE Corporaics oflhe Branch TurnpikeC ompany
N Mt. Tabor, are hereby notified 10 meet on
the Ersi Monday Of Apnl next, al the dwelling hons.
OF 4. Kelley IN said Nj Tabor, at O'Clock p M
for tie purpose ofchoosing tie necessary Officer, oC
said Company, and such other business as tbouob,
proper "Hen met CALEB BUFFUMs
AARON ROGERS
49,, 81, otl lei3 SIG
STATE ofreroa0si ,tbF =, ,.,,.e,,.,.,-.1I
District Of Rutland, 81. D,b,t q, $3.50
Ifo'a'e Count held al Rutland. within and Gor la
b''''iei on HE 10Th day Of February. A. ID lssa
Il.c- Pfesen, VIM Hall Judge.
q, ga ronani Administrator ofihe estate ofIlifan
~ strong sis Of Brsn5on, ia said dlstlict. deoea.,
80 i'.,e''..e having tbs day made application 10
eeN' 81 sad deceased, extended on. f-;.s We
lsih cay Of January la.,. NUN vas
" '' ordered is-'i SAID application be r,feued for
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Music TUITION.
Piano-EOrtc, Organ and singtng

" IIIIHm FtHtts
PROFESSOR OF Music from the Citizens al l'or
i don, NoN-Nork and Boston, respectfully IN
lurms the public that he continues IN give lnstrue
lion on The Piano Forte, Organ, and IN Singing
Terms, s 10 per quarter Of - lessons hour each.
MI y. would state that having received his Mu-
steal education IN the city oi London, under several
of the mos, eminent masters, he nattcrs himself he
viii give satisfaction to such as may require his in
sttuctlons
Gr.nrlLle and Mhliehhll. Oct. 90. 1879.
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RlacL tgiycr Academy

rINllE Spring term Of this Institution will com
L monce on " Wednesday the 7ih Of Match under
tie care and instruction OF the former teachers
r. w. CLAaK. A. b, Principal, and Miss SARAu +.
WAsHuuES Preceptress
4 G TAYLOR, Sec. Pro. TEN.
Ludlow Vt, fcb ~, 1913 $40
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anic in Bankruptcy.


Nia'' = Vermont ~ ., remembered
DISTINCT of F4Iravon, - - that al probate
couft hoiden as Cas'leton within and ioI sad dis
.uri, on u,. .7ih o., ct February \. d Isl3.
Present, 4 Warner Judge
Archibald G. lhhs administrator Of Solomon Gibbs,
Isic ciHrnsan IN said district deceased, having pc.
u'oned sad ouur so writing, tot license 90 sell all
te real estate OF saiIdeceased Tor the payment Of
debts and egacics OF SAIL estate, and charges Of
omiusttatou, seiuog forth i.ai the debts against
srid estate aud charges of administration TO lie S22I
~ personal estate sos -, value Of real estate
5000. which Is encountered 10y mortgage Oh which
There - due shou, S5II
u b. ordered that Tie hearing ard deciding Of
said petilion be at session Of said court 10 be bol
den at thc probate office M SAID Caseton, on The
J'h day uf Apf. nc1i and that notice OF said petit
ton be given 90 an persons interested, by publica-
tou of iu. order three weeks successivey previous
90 sand Leaiing. 10 III. Kuilsnd Herald a newspa-
per printed al Rutland. true COPY Of record.
1iI II. J. LiNGDON, Register.
, sT.rt o. :, lr.noNr' EpE It remembered
court holden at Casicion, within said district the
i6,h day OF February 4. d. 1913
Piesent A. Warner Judge.
An INSTRUMENT in whiting rurporung 10 be tie
last wlli snd iesiameni Of bemuel Ransom late Of
Cast eion IN said district, deceased, being present
ed 30 the couu by Aldou A. Ransom, the e1ecu-
tor thefcin named, for probate.
1t is ordered 10y tie court that notice thereof be
given 20 all persons concerned, to appear at a SEES
sion OF said count 10 be holden at the probate Office
IN Castieon, on the hrs Wednesday OF April next,
10 contest Tie probate Of said VIII, 10y publishing
this order three weeks successfully, previous TO
said tmo OF hearing, IA the Rutland Herald, news
paper printed IN Rutland. A tIue copy OF record
Oil b. +. LANGDON Repiser
distinct %1's Of F rt"Sn ;,5 !, re ,s%' ",oso
court held al Castleton within and for said district
Oh the Goth day Of February A. ID. 1913,
Present A Warner Judge.
- Hooker, administrator Of the estate OF Ira
Lcfngwcl, late OF Ioultney 10 said district deceas-
81, applying 10 said court for the time for paving
the debts against said estate 10 he extended one
year from the Goth day of January A. ID. 1913
ii Is ordered that tie time OF hearing and deciding
on said application he nj session Of said court 10
be holden al the probate office IN Casielon, on the
hisi "Wednesday Of A. rl next, and that notice Of
sad application be given 10 all persons interested,
by publication OF tins order three weeks successive
ly previous TO said hearing in the Rutland Herald,
newspaper printed a, Rutland. A true copy of
record, l9IlI Is. +. LAScpos, Register
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COMSTOCK & TYLER,
Wholesale druggists and sole SCENTS New ioh
DIR. LlBBY.s vEGETABLEL LIFE Pills.

DIG, LIBB1'S EU ETA BILE LIFE FILLS.
Are bilious, anti-dyspepc, and anti mercursI e,
may bo Justly considered universal edcne but they
peculiarly beneficial in the follow ing complaint,
and bious evers fever aud sgue. dyspepsia, Group live
complaints sick headache andce asthma, dopsy rh.un1
tIsm enlargement Of the spleen piles choc female 81
structions heartburn furred tongue dstensop
the stomach and bowels. cpen dIarrhn Hliulency,
bitua loss Of appetite, blotches saow
pleXon and ia all of torpOr Of the bowels where
cathauc or aperant ia needed. They cIceedlrt
mild in thor operations producing neithsr gnp
debility. COhSTOCK 4 TYLER.
Wholesale druggists and sole SCENTS. New YorI
Wholesale druggist and sole agent, New fori
Rutland County.
iIooker& Wooster. Poultn,y s Townsend IT, WAliugft
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