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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE,
,.HAMBEKS STREET
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO

.HAMBERs STREET
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO
FERDINAND PALMO
UNDER THE sUPERIN Vt NDENcE OF THE COM
A'% THRE e D be,i Eltf Only
Doors open at 7oclock-Psrformanc. half
tn. Committee for tn. co% s i. BENEFIT to F.rd Pal.
sTe ss Re. hs rSs h
kindly ,orn,eerrd their ces for this occasionJ will Al
siG i;,A { S S&f sEaYis and A. MAJoocHI.
So: AHrTiiiS HALTELLINA.
s siS; sF 4 s{Ii:S i SiyIsERRSSAAgHi
s sIa. b baSiEi A sksEFFf.
ana THE ok hSSi RAJ and Gent
Will npr'' TAy sI hhPsrT and Director
' Wh0 a the 6r n has kindly Yielded
art for bis beset AID which consequently postponed to
Maestro aud Director Of the Chorus
THURSDAY E Z EENiiNSGN M.rcs 7,h 1874.
IL BARBIERE DI SlVIGLIA,
LUCIA 81 ''Di5 81 Of P %AMME2RgM Sdt
With ''''TENs;sT E Iss TAr ssS MfE%N,H%s' with other
l-eu.d rrzzo conS E:nE by full o,eh...n, !.
which all the principal ProessOr will introduce sell
s E r. 70 S1 p sTATo os9
Tor the first time before any audience by Sig
Scans AND puETro, from DQunet.. op,.
of "Gesnra III Vergy Non qnel temIio, by
siga. MAiOCCbI and Sig PEROZZi.
The celebrated OVERTURE from III Barber d. ST.
vglit," Rossici
2tAV ATT VA from thu same Opera Largo al factotum
della CT Il" by Sig DE bLGNS who has kindly vounte
ed hi. services on this ocea ion.)
3.CAVSTINA fom the same Opera Una POGO f.,
by Sie'a BOKGHESE
i-GRAND DUETTO. from the same Opera "Di Lindo.
70 il yago oggetto" by Sig'a. BUkGHESE and Sig. Dk
BEGINS
PART III.
The Second Act ofLUCh DisLAMMERMOOR,b by thu
Whole Company.
" The Pioner Of State is Published and for sale Al
the Opera Hcnse at Bertaus BOOK sto aud at the Express
Office ma
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Died

On Saturday evening the 2nd instant, ARCHIBALD DA
VIE, aged IS years.
HIS friends and those Of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral without further notice or
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from his late residenc.
DOS Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04

A MEXICAN REPUBLICAN MkDALs-stuck TO com.
memorsts the glorious revival Of The spirit Of ia eor,n
nE the American Eagle!he Bu r Ill Monument Notices
insenpuons, and ether appropriate Dsyges Sc For sale
"-usssAe nd Nlal, bY JOHN ID, LEVETT,
""@" No, Cer,lsadt street
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state OF Trade.

BaE.psrUFFs-There are no large movements in Flour
or Gram IN this market. Spring is nearly upon us
win iresh supplies that we cannot expect very extensive
81 93l ~ " " ga
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baltimore Cattle Market.

MARCH There have been a large number of Beef
Cattle offered at the scales this week On Monday 500
head were offered and nearly 800 sod prices ranging
from 81 75 to per 100 lbs the hoo equal to So SO
az rs net On yesterday 500 more were offered and $40
sold at 81 90 80 The balance laid over These prices
show slight decline since last week
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AUCTION SALES.


TUESDAY,
AZ ieh O'Clock in the sales room;
Large sac Clothing Dry Coos fsncy and pledged articles
Of AZ DESCRIPTION. guns, cutlery. groc.,iss &C.
Also, quantity Il second hand clothing
Also. large and valuable gnment Of super London
cloths and e''''"'' u Iet; s. 81; purchasers
AZ 10 o'clock, At the auction room.
Ltge sale Of furniture of allie descriptions from families
Also entire stock of FIRST sofas beds
rocking paror and Other chars book cases bureaus
paintings glassware bedseaas and large variety Of choice
fur iu ~ the upper sales room.
Also, the furniture Of family Civ up houske ping
pets oil cloths, looking glasses all kinds Of house
eping articles.
NBIEvery facility will be afforded for disposal
merchsd'e o. all descriptions. Business will be carried on in
' Tho dGx as1 snRL ens5s xaS
$4,000 MASSACHUSETTS, STATE FIVE PER
CENT STATE STOCK.
IN WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Nj arch next, at IL O'Clock,
n A. Thomson Co, Sloooo Maechusetts State Five Pc,
Cent stock III Certificates of 5000 EACH payable 18th Jul
1897 interest n0'y T T9sd spwS sale A,.o0
Boston. February 81. lsaL isaosoMr;rc
A CARD.
sf ,ISSsaf,rss SENE&aL AGcTioN ASb 'SSM
guarant ed and GAINED or advances made wheu required
JOHN $. BELTS.
beg leave to refer as follows
MessIs L. " Hoffman 4 Co. Msssn, Thompson Adams.
NJ NJ. Nose, Lsylor ru,. uer.imaa, Nash Co
P: Harnony's Ne Mes.s. patsr, Miller s. Co.
phews Co. Sturges, bennet X Co
e Talbot. Olvphant s e. L. Denison &
Thso.vietor& Duck Edward @ Faile s.
De i'eyster Whit =" Babceck 4 Co.
marsh. f25 2wissm
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far sd and celebrated Pills from Portue. are
we perceive 10 be obtained 10 this eouauY See aaY.fts,
neat GA the last eoams toarsA pags.
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AMERICAN muSkUm,
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
SiGNiK FRANCISCO, the Magician and Equilibrist is
II eng gsd for week longer.
The ORIGINAL KENTUCKY MINsTRELS the best
band OF Ethiopian aeodn America engaged and
their Grand O. nceIt at each performance. Al.o
MR. WHlTLOCK, the reno ned Banjo Player and Negro
Melojist
MIR d. WILLIAMS. the Deineator of Irish Character,
Singer Of Comic IRISH Songs and avorte ,Inpipe Dancer
Mr.. I. g. BOOTH comic SINGER
MIR HOWARD, tire Violiuist
MIR. II. q. SHERMAN, the popular Ballad Singer.
LA PETITE CEtI1O the aamiied Danssuse.
GEN. TOM THUMB in Wax faithfully represented to.
LAMBERT.
The Gil SY FAMILY six in number, recently from Ger
many faithful Of the people
Egypt, may be seen in their native costume.
The G!PsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller. may be private
ly consulted at ali hours OF the day and evening.
Performances every IA O'clock and Wednesday
and saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock
Tickets Is years l2T Tween
Queen.
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Sch. Lady Lake. Lumkin days from Norfolk with mdse
to A. B. Cooley x Co
sehr Paragon Graves days from Phladephia with COAL
One barque. two brgs.
others. Wind NV.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

~ NJ PEf SEX CO lately removed rom the corner OF
H. William and John to No. 60 John offer for sale
liberal wholesale and retail, the following tcles
received by recent arrivals
Berlin best Zephyr Wotedthe complete in
this country.
widths
Berlin Embroidery Patemsof the choicest md drs
cdpiion; Fmbroidenes, finished and commenced velvet
silk, worsed and cotton worked the most tasteful Pa
sin style
Tses for Hair Dresses. OF gold s,era,d silk and tinsed
Bracelets Combs, Hair Pms, and large variety of other
beaut full Paris Fancy Articles. .
Purse Ornamenste gilt and silver Beads; Busies Purse
Twit plain and shaded, STICKS and spoos Embroidery
aad foyer Chenille, OF silk asd meal and ak.
Also Ffinges Gmps and Cord and Ta,sas imported and
their own nanufa ure Of gold silver, silk &C. all colors
and Widths
Brunch Store AT 800 Broadway formerly ts7 Broadway
~ fnscs
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The largest portion of this increase for feghs the
rates for which materially less this year than at the
same time last while the fare for through passengers
is S5ast year was So This shows the benefit of low
prices.
The annexed statement received from correspen
dent We give It place without vouchng for the correct
ness of the estimates 10 not find them in the last
annual report Of the company.
RECEIPTS AND ExrENpITuREs OF the WEsrERr Ran.
1912 iai1 ,o,.
Expenditures IN running wv
tfans, &c, S266,000 304 900 Fsnd 7o c00
Ahnua' ih~iest On oans, N"oo" sN000 $40,
-
4, s9,o,"ov ,Mto $4,000
NeePt' oio'ouo oH,OO0 6i,00
Dehcency, sSJWo 2i000 $4,000
The first two years made up exclusively of one per
cent due the sinking fund. In the estimate for 1884,
$4,000 included in the $4,000 for interest for that
fund.
Wa notice considerable debate In the Assembly OF this
stse on smsndng the constitution 70 a. to prevent the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04

RALLY RALLY! RALLY!!!
"JUSTICE TO HARRY OF THE WESTw
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN;
TENTH WAKD.-furuintto the Recommendation of the
Central Clay Committee, The Tenth Ware Democratic
Clay Club will meet Columbian Hall, THIS EVENING
to The Tabernacle.
The Democratic Wing Electors of the ard generally
respectfully invited attend and join in the
NATHANIEL g. BRADFORD, President
hha Fow Ssdss sr.' Sstcretaris, m.n.rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04

DACKET SHIP BALTIMORE FRO N,HAVRF-Con.
Requested TO send their permits boad pier
No North River
All good, permitted by III. 1,h ,asa, viii ~ lasls 70
10 sant " the public stogs, ml stsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04

GRAND CONCERT,
ITO BE GIVEN AT CONCERT HALL, No los Broad.
way, ON Monday Ey'ng March ,,h ls; by the Members
The consists Of the following ade and gentle
MIR. LYNCH, MIR. KAVANAH, MR. KNEAss, MIR.
PROGRAMME.
PARr l.
Opening Chorus-A Soldiers life is always gay
BY the Company
Bailad-Jenry Jones Mrs sharpe
Chorus-Thr Vintage is over. 80. BY the Company
Song Oh what oyousday. Mrs Phillips
Sone-Wind Of III. winters night -. Mr. kavanah
Duet, Comic Mrs SHARPE and MIR kIeass
SOng-Old Irish gentleman Mr. kavanah
Chorus-Mid doubts confusing, from Cinderella
BY the Company
Part III.
The ce rated Gpsey Chous-From Amle by thee ompany
| Soag-The Trump OF MIR Holm, IN
Song The Charming Woman. Mrs Sharpe
DalIad-The three OF oye.. Mr. Lynch
CorusDandy James with original By the Company
Favoriie song Mrs rhilps
Song, Comic-Sweet BsnacTazy.. MIR kavana,
Song-tiornngs ruddy beam Bruce
Duct, COmIcA1atii moIial sweets Mrs Share and
Kavan al
Fnae-From the Love Spell ....... BY the Company
TICKETS ONE SHILLING-To be had at the door.
Doors open at hapas 6-commence at q before o'clock
m2 2tSt&M.ec
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ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, NC,
lust RECEIVED AT }. LYON :, g. ,9hn strrst, AID
J6 Maiden Lane. snleadd assortment OF ENuLlh sVN
BRAID &c Nc Aiso an eiesalt assortment of tuscan. Rt
bons H. Flowers aud every Other article IN the innafy
ns Mine and Others respectful " invited 10 call AID
examine he above The english Hats ar the ceaest aud bet
All the above wii De sold al wholesale or "a
'"'' ~ ~ ). LYON.
NB-The gas'ment ofaG Maiden Lane to le-p,,setsion
ri ven Immediately n3 Inc
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TO THE PUBLIC,
MRS. q Is. MILLER X CO.,
TOBACCO AND SNUFF

MANUFACTURERS,
NO 10 WATER STREET NEAR WALL STREET.
. respectfully inform their friends aud customer that
there circulation OF iet and To
baeco add Snuff selling through the city and country by PEI
lars representing as having been manufactured by Tie
stamps made for deception the quality
genuine Article.
That be m,sled by such imposition suppose
that bck or a GREETINGS manufacture usual
good articles have been induced give this
friends and customers
We pledge ourselves 70 spare expense exertion TO manu-
factur heretofore, the best articles other
B.. h. only persons authorised by to supply
their Samuel H. Roger, Smith Sloane
All goods nufactured aud sold by warranted and
not approved Of can be returned and the money refunded
SOLD on s reasonable articles the linz,
Cf the same quality ia the United States
Mrs. O. u. MILLER x co. 10 Water street,
rs imi,sm near Wall street
kH6~ FOk LIVENPOOL-RegulsrP Packet Of TIE Ilth
MJ3N Mnch-Ihe superior packet ship VihtiNihNs
0SS6Gutapt Allen will sail rs above her regular DAY
Her accommodations equal 10 vessel 10 port persons
wishing % .mbk by this anee the cabin I'd cabin.
" ~ JOSEPH McMURRAY,
r1r. 100 Pine 81 c,roer South
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY,

SPRING FASHIONS
EOR the accommodation Of Manufacturers abroad, the
STYLE of tienemens Hats for the ensuing Spring will
be forwarded TO them by mail appc post paid
LEARY X CO.,
Mes 4 and Astor House
N B.-Gentlemen can be supplied with Hats o|tks
style, at our counter.
New York, Feb. l5 1914. f26 lwissrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04

ROBERT HOPE HART,
IMPORTER,
NO II NASSAU STREET, CORNER OF PINE.
OFFERS for sale in lots suit purchaser Scotch Ale,
London ard Dublin Brown Stout, Scotch and Irish Whs
key DARK and Pale Prandes Madeira Sherry Port Cham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-04

VEGETABLE BITTERS
nR. e. H. DO LIES AROMATIC INVIGORATING
~ VEGETABLE BiTrERS, ipr the Of spcpsis
sounes Of Stomach Loss Of Appetite Weakness aud Gen raj
psby Is daily increasing in popularity, owing 70 IT'S lntrin
worth They have ben used with Unlimited succe
Paptaon OF the Heart. Intermittent Fever al Affections
Of the Nerves, where the sst has become debsed The
mandate mprov health by all who hive been for
tunste mate OF them truly Astonishing IL used
TO the DIR each bottle the good
Effects il the above diseases will be quickly experienced
Price 81 cents
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
CONCENTRATED CASTOR oft, in capsules Of Ge-
leane the SAT st and pleasant offered TO the pub
lie, aud particularly recommended all who would
mild aud agfveib xtive The her is the only
who has nuActured this article this ry having OBJ
tiind ia original receipt IRON London. Be your guard
against imposition
The above sold only C. II PHILLIPS Drug and Chen
cal Store, Go Btekman corner of William stre T. Y
md msec
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NEW FhOFEN 7
FOR SALE At TION.
IA THE MaNsiON HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF
E:; THOMAS li}.A + PAYS. ESQ and the BEL MONT and
Gland WI be peremp9niy sod public sSetSp at the
Tuesday the goth day Of March IL o'clock If
viOusy disposel of at pri sate sale.
The Manson House Of the splendid establish
lbe United States. The main building stands the
OF Ybur or live enclosed IL
sye and commodious the main walls built Of BILE the
whole surrounded by and all finished in the best
The ss cannot he surpassed 1t commands view of the
whole oftne By of New York extending the Nerh and
through the Narows the Ocean, and OF
Jersey.
The Belmont and Brighton Houses both build
ngs very peasauty situated nearly opposite Steamboat
Landing aud well calculated for large boarding houses ho
tells.
H. CURTlSS,
r3toMrr6"ec 40 Wall street.
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d Y ID A ID RKS
1874 PEARL STR EFT

BY DAVID PARKS,
1874 PEARL STREET,
THIS DAY, AT 81 O'CLOCK.
LAR ~ lnsoics of Fancy Goods, consisting of fifty ps.
"A Spfed Handker hefs POngee do fancy silk Dress Hand
serehe Broche shawi. Spool oop Cerse. Lsce,. Bone
Silk all coor Dressing Combs, Side Combs Bead Purses
Nett do BAGS Paper Hangiugs Cloths Casmees Diaper
FIJI Inn
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T'HE CHATHAM THEATRE will open Oh or about the
goth March Al applications for lpos pald)
w receive immediate attention, directed - Dcyena
popretor or M Scott Acting Manager Dor sJ2 Postohcc
Nsw York The proprietor bis will b. found At his
oce the Theatre between the hours Of 10 aud and TO-
70 aead TO AL bu'nns relative TO tbs opening During ne
recess the Theatre will be completely redecoaed and fenov
ted BY that eminent q. HElLGE aud many alterations
tending to the comfort Of the patrons Of this yoe esao'n
w. y. DEVFHNA,
j3i tire Pop rotor
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
RESPECTFULLY give notice to he eitizens of New York
~ thai they " i'll give another -
VOCAL ~ TIE x II II IN NJ T. Mt,
NIBLOS CONCERT SALOON,
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1874.
A selection q their best ices will be introduced.
Tickets Fifty Cots etc--ro be had AZ v H. " EmNres
l3i Bowsry; az Atws Hewirs, Dobos Keys, Milletts,
Soddard n Co.'S Chambers Joles, Il. III. Gesl Inns, and
Firth H's Niusic Store, at the Bookstore OF snton
Miles, and NJ the dor
GT-To comm,nce audrter before O'Clock.
PROGRAMME.
"A Life on the Ocean Wave"
TIE Vulrure of the Abs"
The Sword and 8 aft
"t,celsior-D IT'S Merry aud FIes
"W.stwarJ, Ho"-Words by q. r. Morris, Esq
New Quartete-" Death of Warren.
My Mothers Biblep
The Grave &c Napoleon"
We've kosmed over the Mountains
The Mamie"
The Granite State Sc. Sc. f2o4dT 9 Mssc
OLD ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS EXHIBITED.
OLD ORIGINAL OIL PAINT NGS--Viz: Salvador
Bonrguinon Guerco. Van Aes Vsrlet. etc. be sold
privately. Apriy % WAlberst m2 3t'rc
DARK THEATKE.-The pubic are respectfully informed
that this Theatre will reopen Tor the Monday,
March fth Various novelties pref aration. aud VIII
speedily be announced
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TO CAPITALISTS.
T"PORfANT BUSINESS FOR SALr-PALMO'S
l. tLArF) CONCERT AND COFFEE ROOMS ! hs
above decidedly the best and
Now York u FOR Salecpmp tie stage Iyu bar CHI
and good wlllconer Chambers street and boadw Fo
having to for england Apply day after sco k,
A. M the PREMISES. This safe property for any
to make money nhi 3tcnJis.m
TO Po BLIsHeKs OF NEWsPAPEKs.-Wsnt ,d to rur.
chase the whole Ola Country Newsp, est.b,h
ment sitaad IN OF the free States. Address Boston post
Office, box 1910. ave
NOTiCH-Abauy and Troy Seamhn Pilots are requested
~ to meet at Riiev Filth Ward Hotel, Tuesday
niog. at half past T. mi 2t'ee
MEDICAL Truth AND NO QUACKEKY.-DR J.
CITY, and twenty srent in ernt European Hosp
tails That he large share Of well
hepublc Ofate bacs Of b-srdess chaatans
and bsiness SOULS claiming forty sxperence) have
sumed his deceive the public Rsc0lec the old Doc
tor with his white head and genuine medical will be
he practices With his usual success, con6denti,liy.
~ bA cases undertaken at No. 2g3 Pearl street.
rantesd. mi lt.rc
GENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARDR0BE-Gentle-
~ or Ia niles dso Of their left off Wear
ing Apparel into cash. Obtain for the the highest cash
price
10 hmilie aud gent quitting the city char
sidenc having supeJ'Gou effe.s d Of will find
mucn TO Their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attel them at their residence BY appointment
H. LEVErf, John street
broadway.
line through the Post Office otherwise vii, receive
PROMPT attention.
Clothing cleaned and repaired NH *rc
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-12-04

GFSANDs's SARsAPARILLA "Procrat-
ination is the thief oftime"-a truth as
solemn as it is important, and yet how
small the number who act with prompt
ness and decision in cases of the most Vi
tai Importance. When disease invades
the physical frame, no time should be lost
in procuring the right medicine at once,
and get cured without dely. For chron-
ic Kings Evil, Scrofula, affecting the
glands, ultimate Cutaneous Eruptions, u
GERS, White Swellings, Enlargement and
Pain of the Bones, and other similar dis
eases, SAND's SARsAPARILLA has been
found in numerous instances to be an eff
cient remedy, operating mildly and pleas
antly on the general system, purifying and
cleansing the vital fluids, giving tone and
to the nervous system, and imparting sta
nina to the debiliated frame. Numbers
who have taken it merely with a view of
alternating their sufferings, have by using
it a short time, to their infinite pleasure
and delight, rapidly improved in health,
until it has become fullyIestablished.
For further particulars and conclusive
evidence of its superior value and efficacy,
see pamphlets, which may be obtained of
agents gratis.
W. Russell Agent for Middlabury.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Addison. IS.
BE it remembered that at a probate court holden
at Middiebury in and for the District Of Ad-
olson, on the 2lst day Of November 4. d.
1874.
Abel P. Skiff administrator ofthe estate Of
JERANLAH LEE,
late of Bridport in said District deceasee pre-
sents his administration account for allow
ance; 1t is thereupon ordered, that the same
be examined for allowance alta session of this
court 10 be held at the Office of the Register
OF said court in said Middlebury, Oh Thurs
day the 18TH Gay Of December next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, and that the said
administrator give notice TO all persons inter
ested, that they may appear and make their
objections, if any they may have, to the al
lowanee Of said account, by publishing a GER
tilted copy Of this order in the Northern Gal
axy, newspaper printed at said Middlebury.
three weeks successfully previous to the said
session Of sad Court.
J S BashneH, Reg.
H true copy Of Record.
Attest J S Bushnell, Register. %.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, }
District of Nev-Haven I:

Be 1t remembered that at probate court.
noiden at Bristol in said district on the 9th
DAY OF October 1874, Thurstin Chase guardi-
an OF Lafayette Stearns, Isaac Stearns, and
Mallnda Stearns, minor children of Nathan
lei Stearns late of Monkton, in said district
deceased, made application to said court for
license to sell all The real estate of his said
wards, that they inherit from the estate of
their father, Nathaniel Stearns aforesaid de-
ceased, consisting of about "a acres of wood
land and about acres Of improved land, for
the purpose Of maintaining and educating
SAID wards. the personal estate being insult,
fcient for that purpose.
Whereupon said court ordered said guar
dian to notify all persons concerned, to ap-
pear at probate court to be holden at the Of
nee Of the Judge Of said court in Bristol in
SAID district, on the first Monday in January
1919 at ten O'Clock A. NJ, then and there to
make objections if they see cause to the
granting of such license by publishing GER
tlhed copy of this order, in the Northern Gal
axy printed at Middlebury in the County of
Addison, three weeks successfully, previous
TO the time of said Court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy of record,
Attest, Ii. MUNSILL, Judge.
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TEMPERANCE


The friends Of the Temperance cause
in Addison County, one and all, are re-
quested to meet in Convention in the
1o,On Room in Middlebu ry, on TUES
DAY. the 10th day of Dece mber, at one
o'clock P. NJ, to make a nomination of
County Commissioners, to be supported at
the coming election of the same in Janua-
ry 1915. NLet there be a full attend
ance from all parts of the county.
Dec. 2, 1874.
Austin Johnson, Horatio Seymour, Cyrus
Birge, VIM. Bass, J. NJ. S.ade, p. Starr, E..
B. Plaisted, II. Langworthy, II. Wilcox, IL.
Samson, Ansell Trip, ]. s. Seymour. f..
Mathews, ]. Cobb jr, Ebenezer Mathews,
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