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SllERIFF SALE.

BY ViriueIof n writ Of EXECUTION to me
dire cied from The Clerk Of the court Of
Adams county Ohio, ] will offer for sale
at the hOI SO Of Brice v. Edgington in
Eagle Township Brown 20, on The 2lsI
day Of February ls45, between the hours
often and four O'Clock on said day, the
following property 10 wit--Ons bay mare
and one sOuel colt. the property Of Briee
v. Edginglon at the suit Of John Evans,
VIM. SHIELDS, Shf. B G. o.
Sh'(fs Office, Feb. llth, l945.
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Dissolution.

HyHE partnership heretofore existing
: beIwesnThomss Myers a. Jesse Du'
gin 10 HlggiuspOrt Brown county Ohio,
Is this day dissolved by The mutual coh'
semi Of each IatiY. All those having
claims agsinsI said firm will present them
for payment, and al persons indebted
10 said fnu are requested to call and seI-
lie ths same. Jesse Dngin is auihOriz-
ed 10 receive and receipt for the same
THOMAS MYERS.
JESSE DUGIN.
F.brua.y6, Is45.
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ENARM FOR sALE--A ealnahls hfu,.
n containing enc hundItd and thirty nlns
acres Of land, situated about fous ana > holf
milsswsst Of ofGeoygstopa, on he niddle fofk 81
ballpkina and wlIhin half nils of Tees
eurghs we'll wattersd with never falling tprl.vS
For the puyposs OiprOviding for paying ny deBts
! VIII sell the farm very cheap. Tsrms--Ono
hall Of the amount of fpurchats (part IN ppo-
dvee) to be paidAt or about the tims Of silot
and the other halftO be paid IN two yearIy
Payments, in money or produce, a. may BE-
sgseed upon. ForfurtheE particulars. inquifO
ofthe subseribeTo on the premises. Possseslon
can be had Immediately " desired.
GEO. M. MARTIN.
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Brown Common Pleas.

David D Brannon and May Petition 70
nnu :. Evans AdmFx. Of A. eomplsts real
Anthony Evans heirs.
.AN the 10th day Of November 1874 fks AdS
= yininisirstors Of Anthony Exams deed. late
o. bsowa county Ohio, hled their petition il
the clerks Office Of Brown Common PIsas. M.
leging that on the 18th November lelQ ssld
Evans exchanged S0asres atland with Fran.
els tike, for So acres owned by the latter. il.ns
said Evans died without cnmplstiag SAID con J
traeti that Fika has complied with II On Me
part ,--and asking tho Court to give them au.
thority TO complete said exchange on bshalfof
SAID Evans heirs AZ the next Term they
wil move said Court 60 grant them such au-
thOrIty; and said heirs can then mAks kuSNn
any objection they havs to thsse proceedings.
Nov. 10th, 1874.
HAnER & JonNsron.
Fer the PstIticnsps.
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Executor Sale.

An pursuance ofan order Of the Court ofCom.
mon rleas Of Brown county Ohio, and revived
ettnelI last October torn, will proceed on
shs premises, on She tirstday 81 March pex.,
essween shs hours Of 10 and o'elaek, and viii
men ana mere sell, At public auction. tha ioi'
.e:slns Esss estate Of which R4njamiu sutton.
szss q. $40 equity, died aslspd e Wit flos,
80 81, g, SO a4. SAID f.ots Z Il 80 q.
not lesl than, tive thirds Of IA sns,ssssd ".
tasssoi g returned 80 said court. ara no ~
aall'"ins terms se-uit one ihlId sash Is hssS ~
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Road Notice.

N lHE Commissioners appointed at the last
u session of the Ohio Legislature to lay out
and establish State read from the town of
NewhOpe IN the county 81 Brown, near the res.
idence Of James McCall--the towns of Buford
DOdsanville and Lyncabugh in tho county Of
Highland, and Martinsville to Wilmington n
tho county Of Clinton, returned their survey
and plstin favor Of the establishment Of said
road to the Auditor Of Bfown county on the
4th day Of September last, and at the lasl De
cembsr meeting ofths Commissioners OF Brown
comfy it was ordered that no.ice should be Civ.
en- to all parties interested in the establisAment
of said road, that the Commissioners Of said
county Of Brown would hear the parties in favor
" against the establishment of said road and
application for damages of any person or per.
sons, on account Of the location of said road
through his, her or their lalids, at their next
March meeting.
JAMES J.. SMITH, Auditor
ofB.C, o.
Janua ~ 90, Ie45.
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or TIE Ohio Legislature Is oonpOsed
Of vno hundred snd. twelve moabers. Oi
this number there are two lrishmen, one
Welchman, and one German. Eight are
single, one eDgsged, end The Temaiader
married meh. The oldest is N and the
Youngest 30 years Of sge.
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Brown Common Pleas. !.


John @. Brose, Admr of
John Hemmerle deed
vs..
Henry Kendall, sabiaa Petition to sell
Kendall QatStIsmmerle) land.
John Hemmerle, ,Cnthariue
Hemmsrle & Joseph Hem.
merle.
TTy HE defendants will take notice that. on
the 9th of November ls IA, petition was
ilsd against them in theCourt &c Common Pleas
for Brown county Ohio, by John @. Bfosf, !,
Admir- Of J ohm Hemmerle decd, 10 lesenling
that the personal property Of Said decodent is
insufficient to pay the debts OF the estate that
no died selzed OF $40 acres Of land situated in
uyTownship,i in The county & State aiores lid
part of a survey entered in the name of ,bn
Roberts number twenty six hundred g. eighty
seven No. 26a7l The petition prays, that so
much Of said land, as will be necessary tn dis
charge the debts ofsaid estate togetheTwith in
cidental ch. rges, may be sold by the Petitioner,
g. that he be authorized 10 convey by deed 10
the purchaser. At the next term Of snid court
the petitioner will ask for an 1rder accordingly,
when the defendants can make their objections
ifauy they have Or can, against these proceed
ngs.
JOHN G. BROSE, Adrr. Oi
John Hemmerle ,dec'd
Dec. TIth, 1874. --6w
HAmER & JoHsToN Soils. for Pet'r.
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Road Notice.

a PPLICATION viii be made TO the Con-.
~ msslnnet OF Brown county at their NEE
ting on the hrst Monday in March next. lor the
laying out ofa coanty roab commencing (ala
point IL the road leading from Roses mill to
GeoTget0wn) near the conner Of the lands Of
James Ball and Jacob Lout, thence with the
lines NJ 'aeob Lout and Samuel Jennings, Fran.
els Fikie, Daniel BsndalI, George Bsihn, ste
phsn Bali and Jane Rice, to the road leading
from Newmarket to Arahsim; commonly can.
ed the old Newmarket road, where the land line
Of said Jane Rice crosses said road.
January 25Lh, IeA5.S-4
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STATE OF OHIO, BRowN- CtuNTY, /
SUragMR CoURT.
Chancsry.


Alexander Heaton. 80
In pursuance Of an order made in this cause
Al the last March term Of said Court. the com.
plainant, on the 2Ist day OF February next,
will proceed with the Surveyor Of said county to
survey the land and premises in controvesyvix.
In making tbs survey under said order TIE par
ties will meet al the beginning cornerof said
premises at the hour of9 o'clock Al. NJ. and
will continue from day to day between the
huurs Of 3 O'Clock A, NJ. ana O'Clock p Nj
till the survey is iscompleted.
Dawn @. DEvoRE, sol'r.
forComplainahl.
January 8, le45.
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a soane man ID PHILADELPHIA meeting
80 Iusb sFlfsqdsrsd irdecorous salula.
lions which Vas resented byA slap n,
ihS aee from one Of them. Hs drew j
sniff sd pInngedit into the heart of ihe
aIll
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18
CINCINNATI 8 MA YsvILLE PACKET
Simon Kenton.
CAPTAIN McLAIN.

e NlHTS 6ns new Boa
49,. 4 was bull. expressly 10
run as a Packet between
Maysville andClneinnasI
She leaves Cincinnati evsy Monday, Wednss.
day aud Friday at 10 O'Clock Al NJ; and lea w
Maysville every Tuesday, Thursday and s,tu,.
day at 3 ,'elock A. M, stopping ss tbe ,ntes.
mediate ports. for Freight Of passage ami, an
board. : tP's ~
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Jew David's, or Hebrew
Plaster.

" NHlSl becoming oHe Of the most popula.
y medicines now before the public. Fot re-
moving all seated pains,such asahnmati main
III tne back .side,or breast, has no equai In The
world. II IS also eficacious in removing wsns.
tuners, CONS, &c. w 10 NOT dSsiRs 10 ma
thls medicine with old fictitious cert ti6eates, but
VIII SIMPLY mention few recent cases, !, here IL
has efeete ttuiea
yur. Sloan, ofzaneSvilIe, after having suffered
WIN hhe9ma.ism for zine years, was cured "
osing the Hebrew Plaster.
Mr.. Anderson Of Putnam, was froubled foy !.
long time with lame back, occmsi0ned hy over.
hillngs and was cured BY using isplaster.
man (name not recoIected )of Gratiot. n
Licking county, was entirely cured by using , is
plaster.
The following certificate from Mr.. Worst+Il,
editor the Mpssilon Gazette was furnjsLsi
US few days since:
Messrs. Comstock & Co.-DurinE Last wi i,tsI
and spring, was so troubled with pain in nv
oreast,as 70 render ME unfit for no duties d. the
ottice; and hearing your lew Dnvid's or Hab,sv
Plaster, highly recommended. for simi,s ..',,.
was induced to give IL a trial. / had WIN
plaster on my breast but short time wh.naIl
piin left me,aud was enabled sgain to s,r.ars
in the duties Of the Office. My sister Is.i ii,e
in Steubenvlle hasalso received much bs.rsf
from it's use. J.P. Wor.r.,,
JdassiIOn, Nov. ~, '43,
Messs. COmslock { Co:-Latt Spfin1 ~.
tenlctsd with ~eakness in my back, ace, NH. ii.
with severe pam in my side, for which / "..i
Your Hebrew Plaster, and take pleasure III.
ting that ! received Immediate rslieffrom il.nnd
eneerlully recommend its use to all similarlv
afflicted. DIR. ATAWATpS ~
MassIlon, November 9th. ie43.
Each b'x contains saficicnt to spread q
ArSe piastsrs Price 50 cents per box.
Palmer & Campbell, Ripley; e. w Sn,i,s
1igginsport; @. Shreeve, Russsivine.
Wright, Hamsfssilles Knowles & Pow.Il -
hcisy;J s. johnson .Bantom, b. w WLi,s,
lman &CoNwehope, v B BRiges Snrdlnia " IN
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18
Portsmouth, MaysvilIe and
Cincinnati Packet.
IHE NEw, SwIFT, AED SPLesDID Sra.n..
MEFEOR.

Leaves Cincinnati every Monday, W sdn. .lsv
and Fridoy at 10 Am. and PofIemouth q AZ
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at IOI W
stopping atRiPley every Evening on her paS.sac
up and down, between 6 and 8 o'clock
Rr.es ofFfeight & passags moderate. s,I
thS utmost attention paid 70 the interest n sIs $
pers.
1 The Meteor has Superior aeeommoiatIo tIons loY
passengers isentirely new andin every tespe 1
hrst class Boat; having been built With rrs,
care, and fJrnished In the best styIe, sxptess,v
Tor the Pertsmoutb tIads- TO-
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INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY.

Tho two great pauifs, the democratic
snd federal, appear 10 be taking grounds
Ell over the Union on the question Of ma.
king PERSONS who obtain corporate privi-
Ieees,indiyiduslly liable for the corporate
debts, as firms iD common partnership
ere The Journal Of Commerce says.
INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY.
"A resolution wa. proposed, onlyednes
day, in the Pennsylganis House Of Rep.
Tesehtslives, ihstSucta5g the Judiciary
s0mlnalea ~ iniFoduce The individual
. liability clause into ell bank charters,
which shall be acted on at HE present
session. Il was adoplsd-.yess 81, nays
35--allthe democrat and 9 few Of the
Natives voting fOr, and ell The wings a.
gsinSl IT,
IN our own Legislature, The wings have
amaiOEity, aud hence The IhdiVdurl la
billy principle Is stricken out, by q strict
PARTY vote ,.on ell occasions. In our pa,
per Of dsy before yesterday there was
Very full report Of . most interesting
discussion in The House on this very
question, ibs members ar5a.c q ftlam.-
selves hy parry lines, for percst Il. ~
: The laboring clsses nf II a. ,Mmunity
have been most extensively swindled BY
corporations, and Il is the object of the
democrats. as fai aB Legislation can 90, TO
protect Them against such results IN fu'
lure. They do not ses.why privileged
order Of men should be created BY law,
10 republic, whose responsibilities ave
not equal q other peoples The wings
seem 70 think differently, aud act d Ger.
enllJ--caFing nothing for The people, but
ell for corporations. Statesman.
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Worm Powders.
A Certain, safe, and, sHeetual Remedy 70.
"A thisdisease. PSieelj eonts.
Also,
aromatic Bitters.

ENO2 strengthening Weak SIomachs. aud
II restoring the Appetite. Price l2t eenis.
FoRS LIE BY D. j. Stewart, aod W. r.
Macklsm, Georgetown--Ps.mer StSmpbel
and Ridgway & Cfadit, Ripley. an and
.hmb, A Alerdeen. 6-Ttl
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one third In one year. and the residue In two
years. with interest from the day Of sale, to be
secured BY bond and good security.
JoHH RAMEY. Executor Of
benjamin. Sutton deed.
January 6, ls4S. -
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STATE OtfIo BRowN COUNTY. q
CotRT OF COHHon PLrAs.
Lucinda Brown

And.s sw ]. Brown
THE petitioner Lucf6d Blown on thls9 A.,
6led in the Clerks olic6 pf snid coun,v ~,
certain petilIon--praylne 70 30 divorced frem
the dsfendeat Andrew Brown for the easss "a
wilfal absence for more dan three yesrs. ma
for other eausess aA which ure fplly sst fogt tkin
said pstitlon, The ds.sndtft viii tbsssIors
esia cquEkAt csoTge.own 5s lhs
first day q their nEkt term and Nv causk. ll
- has anys why The prayer e lhe pstiiion
should aot % gfsnled
AuolnnA HaoWns
January II. ie45. ~
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Road Notice

Apstitlcn will be presented to the Commits
missionsTsof Brown County at sh6ir next see.
sion praying for the extsnsidn Of county road
commencing ct Henry Hnhkinis ford, shoDce
up the East Bapk II ihs East Fork to Jaeouotss
Saw Mill, thaHee crossing tbs race below lie
aaid saR n ll, thence erosaIng the East Fork
below lhe mil dam. thence 70 the line ef Sam
uel Cramor and KefaFd theaee with said line
toihe Milford sna ChIllrothe Turnpike read.
January Il, 1915
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Jare Scott, In Chancey
vs
Grief Scott g. others. Divorce.
THE Complainant ls hereby notified that
Dispositions will be taken by the Defendants !
IN the above case on the 18th day Of + bruar ~
1915, between the hOu of 8 o'elnek a, m. and
6. oclock.p Sm. al the Office Of IIaston Base
Esq il Satdmlar Brown county Ohio, and win
be continued from day TO day untill compIate.
g. W KING, Att. for Den.
January 9th, Is45.--sw
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- AhAlh NC d The Pssl Office q
- RiPloy Ohio, On the Let Of Jan.
uaTy l645, which il net taken sul within
three months, will be sent 10 ,hsGsnS;ll
Post Office ss Dead Lstlsrs,
AIlsa Hatmon McclgusJiha
Adams NJ N Mannon Eliza
Bower o Mooney Alexander
Beech ELIAS Miller ReLsccs
Bassha@ Nathan McConiughy RA
Byard J d Myers john
BriscOia Anton Morrow w 8 Rev.
BsrlholOmewSam'l2 2 or Rev. j .Gasnsa
Bramble James McMillen r II
Bartlett NJ R McMillaih William
Cahill r Menbolleu Lucy
Cochran Hugh Moore Henry
DAVIS Agness Nurdin Edward
DxsOn John Pelt French
Diball William Patterson John Capt.
Elstpn George Qlinn Elijah
Easton Mr.. Rankin John Rev. 5
lvins Mr. RenslIsw Joseph
Gilmer Margaret Robinson Charles
GilIellsnd James Reed Jsckon
Glsway Mary Amp Sellers Michsel
Il llman George or SPsiks & Laao
Elizabeth Slagle Mr.. Teacher
or James Dear 2 Skelton Dr. s. A
Hopkins John Terrence James
Harrison William II TsyloH tbrim
Hal Hannah Wills Andrew
Jsmison Kesief Wsshburn Sussnah
James John WalkinRioD JsmeA
Jones EPhraim s TYOunc s w
r J. BENNETT, p. N.
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81 salheF. : fool rod,
.an--. m.n = Y. aohIa.I aatk olGsd.
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New Map of Ohio.

Dec. TIth. 1874. .-6w &
HAmER & JoHsroN Soils. for Pet,r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-10
C. X. LEWIS
Package Express.

THE subscriber having established an
l Express to run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston On Monday Of each
week, ria fhehburs Railroad. thence by stage
through Keene, Walpole, Bellowsfalls, { hes
Yer, Rutland, Middlebury Vergennes 10 Bur
lnaton. thence by Steamboat 10 Canada
lie will pass Rutland, Tuesday morning Of
each week going north, and Thursday after
noon Of each week, going to Bos,on. The
objec, is to transmit, Specie, Bank Notes,
collect and paw Notes, D;afts and Bills, buy
goods and do ali other kinds Of business that
may be entrusted TO his charge, all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason
able. Oders may be left with William Avery
or Mr.. circuit, al the Franklin Hotel, Rui-
land, and at the Stage Houses on the Route
where he whl be sure 10 get them.
Patronage solicited.
Packages to be marked 'By Lewis EI-
press" c. X. LEWIS.
Russ"d, Sept, ls4t. SSH
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Harnes.
ses, &c.

THE undersigned still continues 10 manu-
4 faeture a, his old stand in East Rutland
village all kinds Of Harnesses, Saddles, Bn-
dies, &c. usually found in country shops
His present stock consists Of double and sin
gle, wagon, gig aud sleigh harnesses with
silver and brass plate, black, japaned and
po,ted ware and common hame harnesses,
mems saddles tree and portable, all varetics
of trunks, valisses, brides, ha.ters. cifcin-
giles sleigh bells, &c. The above articles
are all mode of the best Eastern oak tanned
leather, and are offered at reduced prices. s.
Liberal credi, given and mos, kinds of pro-
duce received in payment. All persons are
invited to call and examine before purchaing
elsewhere. VIM. HALL.
Rutland, January 1913. 5i,n
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"HAl is disease What Is unhealthy
w virus I How is it that the small guam
tity Of matter upon the point Of lance
should be capable of causing the most fear
full complaints How is it that the teeth of
dog, Of an ader, or Of n ra,llesnoke, should
be capable of imparting maadies before
which the mos, powerful or the most feeble
fall victims Is il not that the virus has the
same power over the fluids II the human bo'
dy tina, yeas, has upon iermentIng liquors
Now some persons have their blood IN so
pure a state that they cannot receive inlec-
lion Of any kind. Many cases have occurred
where iabid dog has the same day bitten
several persons, some OF whom have escaped
entirely, while others have died. This is
only to be accounted for on the principle
tina, there was no impure blood upon which
to acl in those persons who escaped. All
can be in this condition who wish, and who
are willing to persevere with the
BRANDRErH PILLS
until their blood is entirely regeners,ed and
freed from all impuIi,y How important it is
they should be appreciated.
BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
The following are the only authorized a
gents for the sale OF the Brandreih Pills and
Linimen, in Rutland County.
w r CS,oddard, Ripley q Bailey, Rut
land ] Beaman & Son, West Pou,nsy c
X Walker, Benson X S Armstrong, West
haven; ID Goodwin, Caslleton Hodges &
Hawkins West Castleton; A Willard. Fair
haven; w. b. Cailin g. Co, Orwell; Buck
master, Shrewsbury; S Townsend, Walling-
ford, Lapham and Vail South Walllngford {;
F. Rogers Dandy, Wheadon & Swallow
Pawlet, II. Simonds. Pittsford, Ira Button,
Brandon Ira Bingham, Sudbury, n w.
SAWYER, Tnmouih Vail and .Ous, Middle
town, Allen Grover, Wells II Hitchcock,
Clarendon Springs Noyes & Harris, Eas,
Poul,ney l.. Preston, Pnsfeld; Jones a
Dow, Cut,ingsvile; r. Richardson, Jr Sher-
burma, I6,3m
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rI,rlr metallic FRAME PIANO

- nhsi'H v tAAs'tAs Jaw
fORTE-S are Jg.ily considered 40 oue
snong tho msnt improvements u which
,asa tnsirpsp&ai 10 sv.rsg'ible, and sor dufs
lainy. hnnn~ss soG bussty hsve psve, been
sfceIieA The Increasing dsnpabd Tor tie
'Me,sle Pane Pisso fors' eises ss'dsnte
oi thar saperoriiy over any other clsAs nov
Manufactured We have devoted much 81
sut s,ten,ioo ,o their naosiseiufe. snd have
Of greet expense succeeoed.in making them.
viii ovf grand action combined, one u the
efesisai improvements Of the age. On open-
ibg the Pispo Pore the metallic frame pre-
ssuis 70 The eye one entftc hamr Of metal
surrounding he whole Of the inieuor Of The
Instrument. through ~hieh are fastened the
Iina thai holds lbs strings Of tho instrument,
consequently II osnnot be affected IA other
pianos sre--,hrovgh change Of wealth
az. and ali will therefore require scarce
ly any tuning. comparatively speaking. 1t
Therefore mmcads itself strongly TO the
patronage oil The public psruculahJ tn
th0se persons 10 the country who cannot al
all tunes obtain the services Of competent
tuner. The price icing reduced so ,ha, the
metallic ffsme pianos are now sold by % at
the same price ~ heretofore obtained with
Ovi u. We manufacture. them att o i2
and octases, and ihsy will be found unsuf
pskssd IN pawet and bnliiancy OF tone. u gh'-
ness Of touch and durability, while they are
offered for sale al some 90 per cent less In
ptice Than hos, made without this improve
ment by oiher manufacturers 10 Boston ar
New York, Of equal reputation a. msno-
fActuten. As the materials OF which the
instruments are made are thoroughly season.
cd, ADD tAen exposed 10 a brick drying room
which Ia heated By a large coal furnace To a
temperature Of 100 degrees consequently
VII stand tho exposure Of any climate.
Every INSTRUMENT ~ warranted TO please
anil should they lot give satisfaction &C
cording 10 the warranty, after one years til
al, the, may be returned, aud The purchaser
receive back the amount paid, wuh eIpen-
scs OF transportation With such warranty
tho purchaser eanno, possibly be deceived o
disappointed.
Manufactured by BOARDMAN & GRAY.
PC Nos. 4 and \. Pearl s,.;Albany
Music Wsrerooms in the same building.
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- II GREEN hegs liberty 10 inform the
IL. public ,hath- is nov manufacturing
Duloianhss or Psrlor Orgsns. on entirely on
new plan, Of less than hsaf the price u CON
mon parior Organs. capable Of producing The
mos, beautiful swell Of any iosiI oment OF the
kind In use. Those wishing To buy OtRsns
Of Pianos all dn well 10 call aud examine
Tor themselves, BE- fore purchasing else hsre
He likewise repair all Mind OF musiosl in
s,rumen,s, tunes chLrrh and psrlor Organs
and Piano Forses IN the bes, possible man.
ner on shsu ns,ies. Poultury, Dec, 1874.
5l.ty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-10
Present, A. Walner. ludg
D,.tic, of Farhsrsn, $, ID b,r.d ,h,,

STATE Of VERMONTl RE it remem-
D,sitic, of Esirhsren, IS. ID berd tina,
at a probate cour holden at Caslleion within
and Tor ssid d's,rot, on the 2slh day Of
June, A ID. lsia,
Present, A. Warner, Judge
Amasa Briggs, executor Of the las. viii
and ,cstsmen, Of Arnold briggs, late OF Ben
son N said district, deceased, applying to
sad court for the time 10 be eIiendsd for the
payment Of the debs agaIns, the estate OF
NsId deceased, for enc year from the time
heretofore granted.
IL is ordered that The hearing and deciding
on said application be al a session 81 sad
coun TO he holden al the proJ,,e office IN
tasteton, on the dni "Wednesday IN An
gust neat, and that notice iherso( be given to
all persons Interested Nv publication of this
otder three weeks succesvelV previous to
ssid hearing, m the Rutland Herald news
paper t'ntsd al Rutland.
4 tue oopYtol Record.
81 Il 7. LANGDON, Register.