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"ONYARD.u
~ MORNING, Angus
'EO COUNTRY MERCHANTS NEW
J. YORK TRADE.-rhc attention of Country
Merchants is requested to the following cARps of
various branches of business, all of whom are pro
vdei with the best assortmcuts of Goods and NIcr
chandizc from the foreign aud domestic markets.
T4cy are full prepared to supply all articles
needed for the country trade, and such terms as
cannot fail to suit customers either in prices or
quality
SILK GOODS.
Staple and Fancy Sir Goods.
RoBERT l.. SMITH & liz SnERsoH, l76 Pearl street.
PECK, NIcHoLsoN * WRIGHr, I3o Pearl street, and
so Beaver street.
GEORGE II WILLIAMS, late of Williams, Rankin
4 PCniman.
81 Exchange Place, opposite the Exchange 3
doors from William street.
DRY GOODS
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
HALLocE. MogNr s BmLisGs, l73 Pearl street one
HALL & PARsoNs, 10 William street.
STAPLE DRY GOODS
MEERETT, ELY & Co, Nos 50 and 81 William st. .
between Wall and Pine street.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
DoREMUs, SUyDAM & NIXoH, No 81 Nassau street
corner of Liberty street. opposite the Post Office
ANGEL & CO., No. II William street, between Ex.
change Place and Beaver street.
CUTTERS x PHELPS, No. 80 Cedar street.
" AlhSTERTOS 81.
CROCKERY.
French md English china, Glass and
Earttcnware.
THos. 7. FIELD, l0I Broad street
Il. +. HAVILAND, 50 Maiden Lane
Ii, STrvENsoN, No 27O Pearl street, one door from
HARDWARE.
Hardware. Cutlery, Edge Tools, SC. Ger
man and 'imcrican, comprising eUCry
thing in the line.
OSBORNE & LITTLE. IS Fulton street, opnositc the
United States Hotel, between Pearl aud Water
streets
DrxNrsroUv s DIzBnow, SIGN of the " Paddock -,
65 Pearl street Broad street.
ANDREW l.. HALsrup, No. Plat street sells only
for cash The cheapest Hardware Stor. in the
BOOTS AND SHOES.
b. w. s C. r, Howe, l5l Water street. one door
from Maiden Lane.
French and English Drugs, Chemicals, Eys
O''S, Fert"mery, brushes, &c. ,Also
FLa'th0 Wre, PIate and F0It
JoHNsoN, MOORE Y TAYLOR, 81 Maiden Lane, Cup
stars
Dye SiufS, Dye Woods, fields, sc.
WmuA,r PARTnr"sE & Sos, u CHI street.
,,,,.
Fyiuoe (;jmps To ,rIis'1 no &C. 1,,..oy. p;,g
mas zn,5r, fT,,.a5od "a, C".J, 'S''''
n p,rF, yI'.,' 49, 'o'' SJ"' Co' "'' ~ -
a. ''po' 'e' ,hu 4l3muacturcr OF all
uoctEpy
Ladjcs, Dress Tr;1o,n;nGs Iyoe;cru C.lo.c.
o,5 Jf,bordosLcr,, 2, ~
Loprs * or,ct,,yp,,s,, ~ wiz, 90, '''9
" 20 - 'S'AO"OS"' ~ W 'liL"h street.
S,,o , CJ g.
'"SP'H"oa"' ptO0eS7 CTdc@tS, ocdrJS, no
Siery. &c. Caps, Stocks, LincnS Oil
JONI NJ. Dawes & JoNEs, log William street, cor
ncr OF John.
c,1,rr r,,,,,.e,
SMALL w ARES AND THREAD AND NEEDLE
g.
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CARPETS Gc

CARPETS, sc.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, ,Nattings, Drug
gets, sc.
REuDEH SMITH, Jr., 25l Broadway, opposite he CT,
ty Hall.
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PERFUNIERY.

PERFUMERY.
ManNjacturers Of PerfumcyM Cosmetics,
Fancy Soap, SC.
ALEXANDER & ions RAMSAY, successors tn y.
Smith Prcntiss sign of the Golden Rose, IL Mai
den Lane.
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RICH LOUTREt.,
Importers Of French md English Fancy
and Staple Siaiioncru,
Gl William street. New York. English and French
Tissue and Writing Papers Sealing Wax. Wa.
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Dali ROAD E-THROUGH TO
II WELDON. The Portsmouth and Roa noke Rail
Road Company give notice to thctravel!ing public,
that their Arrangement 20 carry passengers to and
from Weldon is now completed; Mr.. willis Slcdgc
having placed on the line between Margarctts,illc
and Weldon North Carolina a superior FOUR
HORSE POST COACH; which will enable the trav-
cller at all times to connect with the Wilmington
Road, without delay "a follows:
Portsmouth to Margarettsvillc, via Rail Road 63
miles.
Coach, IL miles.
Passage to Weldon, So 90
JAMES G. WHITE,
July2 Agent p. x X. II. II. Company
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CAPS.
Hat, Cap and Fur Store
n. y. WILBUR s Co. No. 50 Maiden Lane
IRON SAFES.
manufacturer Of WIidcr's Patent Salaman-
der, ocarramted free from dampacss
SILAs G. HERRING, l39 Water street;
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JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.
complete assortment Of all kinds Of th. above
Wei known Pcus, on cards and IT, boxes. torcth.
constantly on hand.
HgNEy JGssop, importer, 81 John street, corner Of
Gold.
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CROCKERY
French and English china, Glass and
Earthcnware.
THos. I. FIELD, l0l Broad street
X. f. HAYILASD, 50 Maiden Lane
II. STEVENSON, No. 27O Pearl street one door from,
Fulton Bank
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PRINTING MATERIALS
WOOd TYPE, Gases, Stands, FWrniiure, Gal
legs, sc. Also, Ne,c and Second Hand
Printing Materials
WELLS & WEBB, No. b Ann street
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CHANGE OF PLACE-BOOT d. SHOE
FACTORY.

CHANGE OF PLACE-BOOT d. SHOE
FACTORY.
f9 The Subscriber would respectfully
Ell his thanks to his numerous
vi -%asd customers, for their continued and
II increasing patroua @e, and inform the
SASs public that he has removed his FaCtO-
ry and Shop to BUFFERS BUILDINGS On Craw-
ford Street, just below the Market, where he will
tend to all orders with prompUtudc and despatch
His stock of LEATHER, usual is selected with
great care, and will be found of the best quality
CALL AND TRY.
He has now employed workmcn from Richmond
and Philadelphia, who cannot fail to give the most
perfect satisfaction, and he that his unrcmit
ted efforts to please will him liberal share
Of patronage, as all work taken from his Manu-
factory will be warranted.
Two or three first rate Hands, for Boots Shoes
would find immediate and constant employment
by applying
The most prompt attention give to all orders and
no disappointment. Rccollect that the money left
in his Establishment, is expended in the Town, and
goes to the support of our mechanics and
tradesmen. Il. HOFFMAN,
Craw ford Street.
NIB. a few BOARDERS will be taken by the
Subscriber, by the year, month week, on mode
rate terms. Jan 20
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TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY
JAMES CoNNoR SoN, 2l Ann street, corner Ma:
sdu street.
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PRINCES, &C.
Fringe, GimpS, COrdS and IaSScls, Bind.
,ngS, Zephyr Uor$ied, CoaL Cords, &c.
d. a. RoorH, Importer and Manufacturer of all
kinds OF Trimmings, No. 100 William street.
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TUST RECEIVED, Harpcrs Pictorial Bible
- No. 80 aud 81. 25 cents
The Breach of Promise a Novel by the author
of the Jilt, % cents,
No. Z Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy, %
cents,
Praise and Principle, or for what shall live. bv
the author Of Conquest and Self Conquest
The Parsonage of Mora, by Frcdcrka Bremen
% cents,
No. 50 and 60 Illuminated and Illustrated Shakes.
pcarc, % cents,
No 10 Wandering jew Harper edition. for sale by
Ang G.. HALL & co.
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E7RESU TURNIP SEEDS. Received 70.
= day, in addition to our supply Of Seeds the fol
Rut1 Bara, (whitc)
Rul1 Baga Swedish Yellow
largo Norfolk,
White Flat, &c. sc.
Also. Cabbage Seeds, Flat Dutch, LARGE Drpn,-
head, prunhcad Savoy, Large Bergen Red Dutch.
&c. For gale at the Drug Store High street d
doors below Middle ~
Aug u CHAS. n. HEGNITSH, Agent.
IO BBLS GIN and CORDIAL, in store ,,J e
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PAPER WARE HOUSE.
Commission Paper Wdre House
EUGENE Ely, IL Fulton street, New York
July 81
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SPITTA'S LOZENGFS


For Colds in the Head, Watering of the Ewes.
Sncczn@, &C. ''
HERB SNUFF, FOR THE HEAD ACHE.
This Snuff, which is made ofindercnous herbs i.
useful in relieving Headache, aud Weeping, and
watcry eyes, arising from recent colds and NAV he
used alone, or mixed with common snuff A pincb
or two, taken occasionally, will generally cause
sncczin", and flow from the nose.
LEHMAN'S PATENT WORM TEA.
This article is prepared by Mr.. Lehman PbiIo
dclplia. one ofthc oldest Chemists and Druoosts il,
that city. His celebrated preparation stands high
en-, and is superior to any Worm Tea known Mr.
Lehman has prepared it for the last 30 years IL
is prescribed by some Of the most eminent phvsi
clans of Philadelphia, and to the fact can sncak
myself, as had ample evidence, while en- rod
there in the DRUG business. .
FURNITURE PASTE
This Paste i used in giving Mahopanv nnd ali
kinds of Furniture, bcdUtilu gloss, and not LA
bic to soil.
BLACK VARNISH,
For Coal Crates, Ash Pans, Tenders Backs and
Jambs, and all other iron utensils used about fro
places, which require to be kcot neat AMI cIoan
Tins NaruiSh ~ laid on with a paint brush md
dries very soon or two coats will be sufficient
to give a handsome black gloss it IL very dugabic
and will stand considerable heat Full directions
accompany every article. For sale at tho D,no-
Store, High street, doors below Middle
CHAS IT, HEINITSH, Agent.
(Mcmbcr Of the Philadelphia COLLEGE NJ
aug FharinaCy and Chemistry
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

IcORREcTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. E. FARMERl
SEEDS, Herds Grass, 81 81 to so per busIel. Rec
Top 80 to IN cts Northern. 9to lie southern
sc. Flax Seed, 81 so per bushei Lueerne, SO C
perth Canur, Seed 81 81 TO l75 per bushel
GRAIN. COm-NOrlhern, new ,hushe 90 tOOO-South
ern, round yellow OF 5Oa 52-Sduihern hat yellow new
so 4s-nO. do. white 46 a4s-do New Orleans 90 90
Barley 90 O0Rye. Northern, 90 n 00do Southern 81
a7O-Oats, Southern. 81 32-Norlhern do. "a TO 90
beans per hushe 50 Is shorts, double bushe 81
30-Bran 81 25.
FLOUR. Baltimore, Howard Street. mos. CT. 81 7;
sldo wharf, S475 aS0 0U-do iree OF garlic, SO w
0O0-Phadelpha do, a mos. ga 67 0U-Tredericks
burgh, low I'd mosd a 81 7j-AleSandria, whnr
90 do fancy brands IS 20 37Ohio via Canal so NJ
SOt0-do do New Orleans cash 81 e. rs. Rye, 50 OF
a325-Indian Meal in bbls 262 II So 81
PROVISIONS. Beei-Mess mo. new bb s us
-Navy-S7 So II 8 00--No. |. 90 5O-do Prime SIS 81
Sc 0O-Pork-Extra clear mo. bhl. so l2 90 -d'
80 a 0O--do Mess from other States. 90 90 90 o.
do Prime do do 50 90 10 % do Cargo do. 0a 0U-Cea
do 90 90 90 Butter shipping, 10 3 do store, uni
spected lido dairy, IA cents lizard No. l. hos
ms. 90 OO-O South and Western Ga 3-4-Iiams, Bos
ton, a 0 0 O-Soulhern and Western. AZ Cheese
Shpg and meal, n j-lo new milk, nc.
WOOL. Duty--The value whereof 4, the place ot ex
porttion shall not exceed cents per pound, per cen
ad valorem. All whereoIthe value exceeds cents pc
pound, 40 per CT. nd val. and ctsp per pound,
Prime or SaNnny Fleeces, washed H. As 81 Amer
lean full blood. do 40 42-Do ga do 81 81 DO l.2 d
IS 36---4 and common do 3Oa 32--Smyrna Shee
washed, goa 22-Do unwashed Ion l5-Bengasido II i
--Saxony, clean 00-Bnenos hyres unpicked. Ia l0-d
do pichked, 10 liSuperfne Northern pulled lamb 81
40 No | do do do 33a 35--No do do do 2S 30--No
do do IA als.
Hops Duty 90 per cen,--lstsoIt Mass. 1913, ID
10 IA I'd doOaO.
HAY SIG TO IS per ton--Esstern screwed 10 IA
EGGS, Is 90
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A Factory Girl in .Mlnico.-The Ken
nebec Journal Of last week tells the fol.
|owing-whlch had just been communica-
ted TO the editor:
Mss Irene Nichols, daughter of Mr. Ma.
thaniel Nichols, of Monmouth, Kennebec
Co. while at work in factory in Dorches-
ter, Mass, some four years since, was off.
cred very liberal wages to 60 to Mexico
and engage in factory Just established
there. She, with eight others, accepted
the offer. While lh,r., she became ac-
quainted with Ferrera, the present revolt
ing and successful General, with whom she
contracted marriage. She made visit to
her friends in Maine, last summer, during
which she received frequent letters from
Ferera. She left here in July or August
last, for MeAco, via New York where she
obtained license and was united in
marriage to Gen. Ferrera, by his repre-
sentative, the General not being able To
leave Mexico-a step rendered necessary,
as the parties we're both Professionals, and
could not be married in Mexico, n Cath
Ollie country. Ferrera is now President
of Mexico, having his head quarters at
the national palace in the city, aud this
Kennebec Factory Girl now 'rcuels in
the Halls of the Montrzumas.'
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OLD SYLVESTER'S NEW AID
DRESS.
Head Quarters-22 Wall SireetN

S. J. SYLVESTER respectfully re-
fers to his notice of his removal Of the
business of his Office, No, 1870 Broadway
to that now occupied by him Il, No. 90
Wall street, where IN future, Correspon.
dents will be pleased to address him.
In erecting commodious Offices for the
various branches of his business, at 90
Wall Street, SYLVESTER has blendid
economy with convenience, concentrat-
ing all his transactions under one estab-
lishment, enabling him to afford greater
facilities both for himself and his patrons.
The Reporter will be published as
heretofore; Stock ana Exchange business
will also be continued; Bills on all parts
of Europe, for any amount required, will
be supplied, and arrangements fully and
perfect have been completed, under the
mos, suspicious circumstances, to enable
Sylvester (gnown generally and TRULY
as FORTUNES FAVORlTE SONY
to afford to his friends and correspondents
the same early and unerring information
which they have been accustomed to re-
eeive from his establishment for the last
Twenty-one Years!
The programme for FEBRUARY has al
ready been decided upon, and is without
loss oftime submitted to the public. 1914
has ended most triumphantly !-S30,000
al Montreal, $4,000 at Rochester, and
$40, 900 at Syracuse, were sold by SYL-
VESTER, who wauld merely hint that
in February will be drawn Two Capitals
of $500 each, One of S35, 995 and
Four of $50, 600 each; after which, fur
Their observation he considers is unnec-
essary, except that in no other but legal
y authorized lotteries will be sold, and
the same prompt attention and punctuali-
ty that has been exercised so many years
will be preserved in, by
s. J. SYLVESTER.
22 Wai-s. New York
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YOU MAY If YOU WILL!
DE cured of all diseases Of the skim by TIMELY, n
ID TENT and PERsEvERiSG use of
ZONES. DROPS For MINORS,

medicine successful beyond parallel in the Of Salt
Rheum, scrofuio, or Kings Evil, ST. Anhonys Fire or
Er speas, SCnld Head leprosy or White Scur letter
or Ring Worm, Prairie ltch and all lnmors, internal or
external This medicine Is no humbng--no moonshine.
hut perfect ~ and astonishing enicacous Remedy
for the uhoy named complaints and no other. Call call
SOON call NOW OH the agents tor proof Try II just as
directed. md sc IL are not right The Proprietor
allowed among many Others To refer 10 Hon. Geo. u.
Upham, Claremant, Hon. J j. GichrSt and Rev. A. ~.
Fullerton, CharestoSn, all OF whoh nave USED me nedl'
cine either themselves or members OF their families.
From Mr. Iaberee, Junior Partner firm of Simeon Willard
s. Co. lIartland, VI.
It must be true that JONES DRors for IIuMoRs' are
an invaluable medicine for the complaints for which II Is
designed for al personal experience "i The surprising
poyer, more lhnn fifteen months ago over M exceeding
ly distressing md Lon hsome disease OF the skin OF muy
years. stumbling, for which the Saratoga ana Clarendon
waters and all nher remedies entirely edoa cure. BY
patient and perseverng use Of said drops nm entirely
relieved of that disease and hereby do most honest, and
earnestly advise all similarly afflicted TO procure and usC
them. D. w. hAbERbE'
Fran H. NJ Who'd. ESQ Merchant In Snuth Woodstock
The fact is in my opinon that JONES DRDrs for Iu
MoRs do cure The diseases for which II Ii prepared alto
gehrr beyond any hing within my knowledge nnd is evil
IDENTITY the greatest medicine hoiore The public nr erup
uns of the skin for in The of two bottles Of them,
hive found most reina' kae relief from the Salt Rheun-
and dreadful it was too---No hictng as to incapa
citne me from Putting of my clothes and ATTENDED
with burning itching and irritation M no one can nde
ouaely understand but hv painful experience Let others
say, patiently, faithfully and perseyerrgly Try snii
Drops and they must fully concur with me IN opinion
Of their merits. I'M WooD'
sonth Woodstock, Vt. Dec. 9, 1918.
From MIR. Dnsmore.
Duty to suffering humanity compels me To offer my ties
mony to the efficacy Of IoNES' DROPS for lluMoRs.
For the last twenty five yenrs have been troubled will
nm affection OIL my lip pronounced by the physicians
cancer. Many physicians were consulted and prcscrp
tons used during that time, hut 10 no pnrpose until wa
induced 10 make trial of the above Drops whrh resule
in perfect cure after taking one and half Hotties
J.R. DlNSMORE.
ITartland Dec. 10, Is49.
Fo. saIp in Cluechec by Cushing Wolcott & Nichols
p Mrrri6elJ Wn,sor s. Willard & Co. Ilartland Dow
ner, Nevens Il Go. 70, alton Rufus Buck, Rcadngj l.
NJ. Wood, south Woodstock in the Village only by DR.
WooSs,cct, ian. g, ls45 o,2.-em
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TO NIL THE WORLD WHO USE
-, LEATHER IN ANY. FORM.
OIL OF TANNlN, OR, LEATHER
RESTORER.
A Wew Chemical Discovery

Most people know that skins and hides ire convert ed
into leather by the use Of Tannn extracted from
barks &c,
When The force and strength Of the Tannin Ia worn
OUT leather becomes dead, hard dry, brite cracked
cOuered ,oith crust, Se. THIS, all KNOX, To re
store then !" tf, sotiness, nosines strength Imooth-
ness mud remove all crust ,ny, or bsteesore hetan.
min This substance the leather never Gun receive the
second time; but the whole uriues of IL in this article
the OIL OF TANNlN-whiCh peneirates the stinrst
mud hardest leather II II has been twenty yenrs in use;
md iii ears cusy with the fingers II impars IL once
asrcnglh That Is utterly incredible until seen. be
comes IKE nsw leather in all respects, with delight nl
sonesS and polish, and makes oil leather completely and
perfectly IpcTui0uS 10 INDEPENDENTLY boOta shoes,
carrgeops harness hose, trunks, and in fact oil thin
MATE Of leather giving n splendid polish even higher
than new leather has and atieds doubling is wear and
durability, IN whatever manner the leather Ia used
THESE ARE FACTS.
Those who will mny wear old shoes, groan with corns,
ride with old carriage ops-have old harness, and
throw them away half usr-loOk nlthy themselves, aud
n abon hem-expend double what is necessary for ari.
Giles Of lenlher, TO their hearts content, for what we
cnre fieir prjudices strong, thut they will
try new discovery, We have no avo to ask of Them
they the greatest sufferers, ind beg for nobo, q
custom or patronage Now, gentlemen, please ourselves
1r None genuine nnless with the fac smile Signature
Of COMSTOcK co.
2i5-erp ~. For sale by DR. 8. J. ALLEN.
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STATE or VERMONT.
WINDSOR SIS,

WINDSOR SSt
WHEREAS by the canvas, ot the votes for County
w Commission, given on The first Thursday In Jam
uary A. D. lS45 in the several towns in the County OF
Windsor bv the inhabitants IRE voters in town
or freemens meetings, IL appears that Samuel Adams
Joseph D. Dsnforth and Eben NJ. Slocker have received
the greatest numbers Of votes
therefore, l. Norman Williams. County Clerk nj said
County of Windsor do pursuant to aw declare that the
said SAMUEL ADAMS, JosErH b. DASFonrH and EoSs NJ.
SrocKEa are duly elected County Commissioners Of
the County OF Windsor for the year ensuing.
Dated at Woodstock In said County OF Windsor this
9i5.sw. NORMAN TILlIaMB
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STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Hon. the Probate Court
hartford pIsTIcT for the District Of Hartford;
To all persons concerned in the estate oil DANIEL C..
DANA late OF Pomfret In said District deceased, in
testnte. GREETING
Whereas, oTfS CUAMBERLIN md ELISHA HEW
EFT Administrators OF the EstHe Of The said deceased
profhse rendering account their administration, and
presenting their account against snd estate for allow.
ance nj session Of said Court 10 he held a, the Probate
office in Woodtock in said District, on The 5th day OF
FEBRUARY next. =,
Therefore you hereby notified 10 appear before said
Court Mt the time md place aforesaid and show cause
fany you Rave, why the said account should not he al
lowed And the heirs and NIL others interested, nru
also notified To appear nj the same lime and place
and give bonds for the payment OF the Claims and chas
es against said estate license will he granted said
Administrators authorizing them 10 sell the whole zeal es
tate Of which the deceased died seized and possessed
within this State, including dover of the widow, mud re-
vision Ofdower. said Widow rclinquhPs all claim Of
dow6r Of the membranes on said real cs
tate and takes therefor such assignment the Court may
see NJ To make in the premises.
Dated at Woodstock in said District, this LIST day ofJnn
uary A. D. 1915 DEL BILLINGS, Register.
ai3 3w
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STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Hon. the Probao Court
district or WINDSOR ss for the District OF Windsor,
aforesaid To the heirs and all others interested in the
estate Of Molly Chnbb hate of Readng In sad district,
deceased. intest.tr GREETING:
Wheens, WILLIAM FETCH, Administrator Of the es-
tate of the said deceased proposes rendering an account
OF his Administrations aud presenting his account against
en- ut the Inn uf Z.nns f. Hyde in Cayendish IN said dis
ltci ON the dih Tuesday Or JANUARY, next. You are
therefore hereby notified to ahpear before SAID Court nj
the time and place aforesaid and show cause IT any you
NAV have why said account should not be allowed.
Dated at Windsor in said district, this 23d day oil Dec
ember. A. ID. 1874.
2i33w THOMAS +. HAMMoND, jugs
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A
POST MASTER, DATED,

PEMBROKE, Washington Co.. Maine
April 29lh, ls44,-MR ISAAC BUTTS,
Dear Sir:-At the request of many OF
my friends in this place and vicinity who
are afflicted with consumption aud liver
complaints, Lake the liberty of asking
YOU to appoint some one in this county as
agent to sell Wstars Balsam of Wild
Cherry, and to send him a few dozen, as
theirs is none of it for sale within 200 miles
from this. have no daubl that it would
meet with a ready sale il it were where j,
could be procured without too much ex.
pense and delay.
My wife was attacked about six months
since with what the physicians called the
first stage Of consump,lon--a complain,
very prevalent in this section of county,
Having seen the Balsam advertised in Au.
gusta,
GF20O MILES FROM HEREetO
| took The pains To send there for a bottle
of it, which she took, and which healed
her so much that | sent for two bottles
more, which she has also taken, and she
now says she has not felt so well for six
years as she does at this time. All those
who have enquired Of me and ascertained
wha, effect the Balsam had, are anxlouI
to have some for sale in this vicinity, which
is the cause Of my writing to you.
Please inform me by return mail whelh,
er you conclude to send some, and if so,
to whom, in order that it may he known
where il can be had. | am with respect.
Yours, etc,
PIG. FARNSWORTH, P. M.
The whole country is fast learning that
no medicne-no physician--no preparation
of any kind whatever-can equal DR. Wis
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
tPFor sale by DR.. S. J. ALLEN,
Druggist, Woodstock, VT.
***AlI orders for the above medicine,
should be addressed to SETH W.FOWLE
1873, Washington Street, Boston, sole pro.
pretor for New England.
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