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COPYING PAPER.
kOO REAMS superior Copying Pepper American m.n-
OOO ufacuro, which warranted to take a perfect i'm
preston, and sold at much lower than the foTeian-
for sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
f20r Paper Warehouse G5 and al Nssssu st
TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOLLENS
III MIGEON & Co, Reminders Of Cloths Casimerss,
LIZ &c, No. 3i West street. The gold medal has been
awarded by the American for their sur er0r
ner Of refnahi,s Orders may be lsAss-
vm. e. Langieyx Co, So Erchsuge Place.
To whom they refer haimSr
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CERTIFICATE OF MR. GEORGE w. GIBBONS
~ Clerk Of the Fulton Mark et-About five was
attacked with liberation of throat which continued to
extend all my body, al.o in As the disease
my health began er, and body be
emaciaed and the ulcers increased fearful extent
he physician who attending doubtful as to
recoveyI ned bed and my doctor used his
exetions restore to health but 1t proved
less, had recourse to other ghyssisn:-heX also tried
forms Of mercury were ed hydrodstc Of decoc
of sasaparlla but il seemed if all medicines had
lost their actions My physicians left then
prescribed Tor myie and used the preparations OF
sarsapara syrup OF which tnok $50 bottles but
psrposeI also tried Swayms Paaacea but with better
efectsI began 10 despair desperate, not only
suffering from the extensive alterations which extended all
body some OF them extended five six inches in
circumfeence but also from excessive pain in bones
and When in this deporable ard hopeless condition.
was recommended to Dr. Jeseph HsDe No. 20 Duane st.
the shc time Of two months there fore have the catest
to recommend him my friends and the public
skful physician those My residence the
Fin ton market where shall be happy to al
conc arning my case. q. w: GIBBONS.
We, the undersigned hereby certify that the above
ment is trne in every particular.
JAMES d. FISH. Merchant, 105 South st.
+. r. LEE, Ex-Alderman 18th Ward
JAMES Walsh, Alderm3a do do
B. d. LETTER, Clerk Fulton Market.
this treatment is perfectly simple and without
large lumber the publication Of which would be
peuous bu they can be examined at the office Of the sub
scrbe Medicine will be forwa Of the
cd to DR. JOSEPH HEINE,
ms lm*r 90 Dusne st New York.
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ID HEUMATlsM. PAINs AND STIFFNESS OF THE

MO CUNt., No fAY-DF. COKBITT, 10 Duane stTeet
~ lmember Of the Royal College Of Surgeons tGndsn
practice Of fourteen devoted to venerea diseases
enables Dr. g. the form of this disease Recent
cured in four days used Structure cured
in two weeks, without any pain Constitutional de-
blity-Those individuals who have nduged in a certain
oahsome habit can positively be restored 10 health and
certain mushroom dentist Remember, 10 Duane street
door Dr. Johnson's. j25 lmSrrc
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
OYYIcE No 50 WAL srNEET, oPPosITE THE MERcHANI,a

TISSUE PAPER
OOn REAMS Whits Tissue.
1sOOO 1000 assorted c0lors.
1900 Pink.
1900 " Green.
900 Blue.
500 Yellow.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
PER,SE X BROOKS,
f20r No 65 and CT Na.sau az
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1OnO PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA. and 5000 e
1OOO the city and State OF New.York can TESTIFY 70
he Eo9asTfsl sessy q thai gswsyfoI rsnSdy rAn Ann
WOOD NAPHTHA. 80, -.
For Consumption, Coughs Colds Asthma, Bronchitis Spt
ting Of Blood, &s. 20.

TH0MFs0N'S EoMroUND SYRUP or TAR AND
WOOD NAPHTHA. LII: d..
For Consumption Coughs, Cods, Asthma Bronchitis cpit
II ''b1 k e BBlof Sdks a; r. -.
AsTorIsHaNo CURE OF CnRorIc rRolcI:Irit.
A. ~. Philadelphia, May g. 1876
Mr. g. Thompson-Dear Sir:-For than four years
past had been dreadfuy afflicted with affection OF the
eht. caused BY repeated and neglected colds. The dis
sufie red II indsscrbable My literally
with violent spasmodc coughing that blood would
from IT. also great oppression pain aud tghness the chest
and fever IN short AL the usu, pulmonary symptoms show
and blistered and again made
trial of known remedy and different periods had the
advice OF SIX ply sclans and all OF avail About
and Wood Naphtha and taken the 6rst botle
felt relief continued until had bottles which
completely removed the disease and restored perfect
heaith and firmly believe should be ving had
Ino been for your invaluable SfdI PEShv u,
The undersigned bears wtnes, the truth Of the fore
s so'ss' having p'''0A'' A"'"S' M hHRkisoN '"'
81 Almond street.
Price 50 CENTS per bottle; IS peg dozen;
ANGNEY & DICKSON
N. 4. corner 9Th and Spruce sts., Phila.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT kETCHAM, 12l
Fulton retail by H. Johnson Hs Broadway; King isa
,s,HE PRIVATE DIsPENsARYiNo. sRoo.eveln near
ment OF private diseases with the sudaole view Of
curing from the evils of qaackery The nsttn
ton under immediate OF Dr. Gregory,
surgeon emnsntly qualified to fill the Office His hitherto
practice this particular branch of his profssoh
has opened hun VIDE field for observation and perfection
vatc consulting for each PATIENT VINO may TO
be in waiting. mn wv III
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II. f. g. BRA ND o ~,
Successor to F. A. MUNDEN.
BLOCK LIE T. l. h X SIGN
MANUFACTURERS,
SIGN PA NTER.S

Adjoining the Harlem Railroad Office, New York
Observation-Disclosures Stores, William streets hath.
buns Hotel Jndsons Hotel National Hotel PERKINS, Hotel,
jal9 Ems ro
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DEAFNESS CURED.
0Q1 BROADWAY. (Extract) u cheerfully comply

0Q1 BROADWAY. Extract u cheerfully comply with
Dol the request Of Lieutenant Mcintosh that he
nvsded home unfit for duty consequence Of total
ment Of Drs Castle Edwards aurss in New YORK ne
military duty.-Sinrt, H. McNEVEN, surgeon to II. a
M. forces jamaica
Acoustic OLA for incipeat deafhess dischar
om noIes and collections Of hard wax, &C. The
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-02
NEW GOODS.

yAilfN", Better. Prutma WraPpi0a and N7le
pafer, for saie by TItD%. HO~RNEBDuk-
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FRESH
HARDW ARE.

SzrRHUHNa=WaIHn e4E and pheasant anaftatnls ard
~ ees. raateHl cent TO time lnsmgss psrt et t'eglt} -can
ta had he tf0 more Deu.eui'n, On tsasehaile terms
&. a4al. ttr ta JOHN j HOGI-
49, LmLnn rtLlNL
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a4gaFE fsvr# Iasf# fu- ned a -ett IF 155bte Iia
EEs d. ID HH-Alo- without iol4uf-. UuI~CD -FItt ff
#4I- arr. required ~ ANY Of IRE stIaqs-AHD-a HHakH-
=a4 .4t.Ht - lcie and Wurk un The lever priurt1sr aaI
Htg-#Hf llte= reat improvement. tail suhsC tHetu "a
N5HHf tlfff tzAEe-
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SHLp.CARpENTEE

ree'd. at ont and G6ee5'-, S44 Aazfs. @ia#'
S1E. .aahlns Irons OF a =lt eaiaf qaa44}-Hat
~ aa4
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i. ~ So, Tribune sHHts tha Demo
=. - aatsuN Ms HHf s8if. IS azz8EeH
NJ az
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|. John Jones IS the whig caali5la E
,raiess in doe Accomac district, against
b. rs FlaamaYi Esq ia4AeH :
Al .4asa.as Mr.. Irel ay.
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1 REsIoE. Ne meets every Wed
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{. ID TIT BBABD, ". p.
BAssIT. K. ).
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fGG'S HGRNBR00K. y p.
Gaz R H 30
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Et.at..-t
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21
CANCER, sCRoFULA AND GoITRE.

Ample experience has proved that no combnationoi
medicine has ever been so e0eclua in removing the
above Diseases Jaynes Alternative. II has effected
that have been truly astonishing, not only OF Can
and other diseases OF that class but has removed
the most stubborn diseases Of the Skin, Swellngs,
Dyspepsia, &c. Thismedicnc enters into the crcula
lnn, and erndicates diseases wherever located IL pu-
rifles the blood and other fluids Of the body, removes
obstruction in the pores of the skim and reduces en-
Judgements ofthe glands bones II increases the APP
petite, headache and dTowsiness, and nyigor-
ates the whole system, and mpais animation TO the
diseased and debilltaied constitution. There is moth
ing superior TO il in the whole materia medca. II is
perfectly safe and extremely pleasant and has nothing
OF the disgusting nausea accompanying the idea OF
swallowing medicine.
Consumption, Bronchitis, .asihma.-No remedy las
ever been found to remove the above diseases so
promptly and ellectuay Jayne's Expec,ofant. II
cleanses the lungs from all irritating matters, while al
the time !, heals and inyigofates them. PTepar-
cd only at No. South Third street, Philadelphia.
Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Braitleboro. 90
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NOTICE.

TTNIlE subscriber having removed from No. 5, Elliot
Il street, 10 II. Aliens new building Pleasant e..
[near the Cold Water Estabishmcnil is ready TO
manufacture all kinds Of Cabinet Furniture, such
Sofas, Centre, Card and Dining Tables, Secretaries
Bureaus, Bed Sieads Sc, &c. Also, ready made
Collins constantly on hand which he will sell low
be bought elsewhere. Also, ali kinds Of Chairs
OF the latest style and pattern al the lowest cash prices
He hopes by strict attention 10 business to merit
share OF public patronage. Furniture repaired and
vanished at short notice.
N. b. Wanted, 1900 feet, i-a inch Bass Boards, in
exchange for Furniture.
ROSWELL PARKER.
Bratleboro, Jan. LIST, ISI7. lf20
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FRASKLIs, SIS. In Probate Court.

FRANKLIN, SIS. In Probate CouTf.
GRKENrrrLD, Dec. Is, 1876.
In the matter following, wit, the application OF
Il Charles II. Denson, Administrator on the estate Of
MARY DENlSON, late Of Leydrn, n said county,
deceased for the allowance Of his first account Of sd-
minstration.
Ordered, that the matter aforesaid be referred, for a
hearing and determination, the Probate Court TO be
held the house in Greenfield in said county,
clock in the forenoon And that the said Adminstfa-
tor notify oil persons interested in the premises then
and there, appear before said court, and show cause,
any they have, why The said application should not
be granted by causing ailesied copy Of this order
10 be published three weeks successfully in the Brat
ileboro Phenix, public newspaper, printed in Rrat.
teboro in the county Of Windham and State of Yer
mont, the last publication 10 be before the time sp.
pc nted for said hearing.
r. e. NEwCoMB, Judge Of Probate.
Copy, Attest.
90 Gro GRENSELL, Reg Probate.
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l9.--ResponsibiIity.

The Trustees, undertaking these duties without
emoument, and pledging themselves to an upright
and conscientious discharge Of them, are not TO be
held responsible for any losses which may happen
from any cause whatever, except for gross negli-
gence, or wfu misconduct; in which case, those
Trustees only who were present and guilty Of such
negligence or misconduct, shall be answerube Tor
the same
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21
I7.-Deposits, how Confined.

Any deposition may designate at the time of max
ing bis deposit the period for which he is DESTROYS
the same shall remain in the Institution, and the
person for whose benefit the same is made, aud
such depositor aud his legal representatives, shall
be bound by such condition, by him voluntarily an
nexed to his deposit,-and in case of the dissou-
ton Of the corporation, the same shall be paid TO
such person as shall be legally entitled TO the same
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21
Of Massachusetts.

"""NI.I'i 10 III :" V''V OV1FEs
GREESPIELD, Dec. Is, 1886
In the matter following, 10 wit, the application OF
Charles II. Depnison, Administrator the estate Of
said county, deceased Tor the allowance of his first
count Of administration.
Ordered, that the matter Aforesaid be referred for
hearing aud determination TO the Probate Court. be
held the court house in Greenfield in said county, on
the second Tuesday Of February next at ten Of the
clock in the forenoon. And that the said Admnstra-
tor notify all persons interested in the premises then
and there, TO appear before said court aud show cause
il any they have, why the said application should not
be granted by causing aitested copy of this order
TO be published three weeks successfully in the Brat
teboro Phoenix, public newspaper, printed in Brat
teboro in the county Of Windham and State Of Yer.
mont, the last publication TO be before the time az.
pointed for said hearing.
R. f. NEwCoMB, Judge of Probate.
Copy, Attest.
90 Gro. GREsNELL, Reg. Probate
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lS.--By-Laws, how Altered.

The Board of Trustees, at any regular meeting,
by vote Of the majority Of their whole number
may propose such alterations or additions to their
bylaws as they may deem necessary and if such
alterations or additions are approved by the copo
ration at their next meeting, they shall be binding
upon all Interested in the Institution
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STATE of Vermont.

Marlboro, IS.
In Probate Court, Dee 30, 1886
A n instrument purporting to be the last will and
IN testament of SOLOMON PARK, late Of w ards
boro deceased, is presented for probate by Joseph
Hammond, the Executor therein named.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said named Execu-
tor notify all persons interested that this court will de-
eide upon the probate Of said instrument, at special
session thereof, TO be holden at the probate ocr in
Braeboro in said district, the last "Wednesday Of
January next by publishing copy Of The record Of
this order three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phenix, printed asad Brallleboro, previous to said
time oil hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
Alesl. B. d. HARRIS, Reg'r. 90
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FRESH OYSTERS

Received every Tuesday and Friday, and for sale by
the key, quart or bowl lie will furnish at short
lice and al all times Oysters, cooked in any style; also,
trpe, ham, FOWLS pies, cakes custards, hot coee!and
tea Separate rooms, well furnished, where Oysters
and other refreshments served up in The best man
ner. JONAS CUTLER.
Brattleboto, Dec 10, 1896 I6
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Chairs /! Chairs
Just received nj No. . Brick Row.

From one Of he best MANUFACTURES in Massachusetts,
A GENERAL assortment Of Chairs among which
IN are the following:
Rocking Chairs, with Cane Seats and Backs;
Do. do. with Cane Seats
Do. do. with Wood Seats, different sizes;
Nurse Chairs, with Cane Seats, two sizes;
Office Chairs, common, and Patent Pivot;
Parlor Chars-Harrison and Clay Grecan;
Do. do. common, cane seats, bent rnd straight
backs.
Chdren's Chairs Of all kinds sizes, and fashions.
High Patent Pivot and common Stools.
All which the subscriber will sell as low as any Of lie
nelghbofs. ALONZO HATCH
Brsttleboro. Oct. II, 1916. 10
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Grocery Store
AND
e. OYSTER SALOON.

TIN HE subscriber continues business at the
Il Store lately fitted up No Brick Row, and has
constantly for sale Groceries, SC.
Ills stock consists in part of the folowing;-
Sugar. Molasscs, Teas, Coffee,
Cocoa, Raisns, Figs, Oranges,
Lemons Spices, Tobacco Cigars,
Powder, Shot, Soap, Oil,
Salmon Mackerel, Boston Trpc,
Nuts, Toys, Raisin Grapes;
Confectionery Of all kinds, &C., &c.
WASTED in exchange for Goods, Corn, Rye, Oats,
PoiaIoes, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, sc.
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NOTICE.
PuTMEY MODEM FACTORY,

TINE subscribers having their machinery in complete
Il repair, ready to receive wool to manufacture
shares the yard the most favorable terms. They
have hand great variety of plain and fancy CasmereS
which they will exchange Tor wool, on delivery,
JAMES KEYES & co.
Putney June O. 1916 Al
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BON,VETS.
LIVE CHICKENSi

WANTED at the HTDRoPArHio EsrABLisH-
w MEBr.
l.. FURST, Superintendent.
Brailleboro, Nov. 4. lif
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l5th.-Institution, how Dissolved.

The Board Of Trustees, by vote of the major
iy Of their number, may refuse to receive any de-
post and the corporation may, after giving pub
lie notice three months previously divide the whole
property among the depositors in proportion 10
their respective interests therein aud close the
Germs of the institution
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11th.-Extra Dividends.

Al the end Of every Eve years, to be computed
from the first Wednesday in January, A. ID. lS47,
there shall be declared and paid dividend of all
the profits which may have accrued within said
years-aiter deducting the dividends already made
the necessary expenses OF the Institution, and the
sums necessary TO keep good the capital Uock-to
aud among all the depositors whose deposits amount
to the sum Of five dollars, and which have remained
in the Institution for the space Of one year at least
next preceding the time OF declaring said extra'div
idend) in proportion to the time their deposits may
have remained in the Institution-but in making
said dividend no regard shall be had to any frac'
tonal part Of year. but each sum deposited with
in any year shall be referred, for the purpose Of
calculating It's share Of the extra-diydend, to the
first Tuesday Of January next following the time
in which ii was deposited.
l2th.-Mode of Withdrawing funds, and
receiving interest.
Dividends may be received either personally, or
upon the written order Of the deposition. Money
deposited may be drawn out by the depostor, or
by some person legally authorized, but no person
can receive either principal interest without pro-
ducing the original book that each paymen, may
be entered therein unless il be proved 10 the salts
faction Of the Trustees Treasurer that such book
shall have been lost or destroyed, in which case
legal discharge shall be given.
Any money may be Withdrawn on the first Tues
day ofJanuary, April, July, and October one weeks
notice having been giyen,-and the Treasurer may
pay any deposition who applies on any deposit day
for his capital or any part thereof If the money re-
ceived on that day shall be sufficient, and one weeks
notice shall have been given But in all cases
where more than two hundred dollars is to be with
drawn, three months notice shall be given TO the
Treasurer
No sums less than FIVE dollars Of the capital Of
any deposition shall be withdrawn unless the whole
deposit Of such person is less than FIVE dollars.
13th-Dividends not called for.
Dividends not called for within three months shall
be ndted to the principal Of the deposor, aud shall
draw interest in the same manner as the original
deposit
4th.-Deposits Limited.
No deposit shall be received from any corporate
body, and the trustees are at liberty refuse the
deposits Of any person who shall at one time have
FIVE hundred dollars in the Institution nor shall
any person have the right deposit more than one
hundred dollars, at any one time, without the con-
sent Of the Board Of Investment.
18th institution, how Dissolved.
The Board Of Trustees, by vote of the major.
ity Of their number, may refuse to receive any de-
post and the corporation may, after giving pub
lie notice three months previously divide the whole
property among the depositors in proportion 10
their respective interests therein aud close the
Germs Of the Institution
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Ready Made Clothing.
CUNE g. GOoDHUE

VIAVE received for sale
HI Heavy Blanket Over Goats;
/" Blk Duae do do;
4" Mix. Tweeds do do;
Z" " Sack do do;
{" Blk Broad Cloth do;
Mkt Tweeds Business Goats; IA
(" Sack do do;
Blue Black Broad Cloth Cloaks;
Vests and Pantaloons, Green
Jackets, Drawers and Shirts
Hats, Caps, boots and Shoes;
Trunks and Valises.
Bratlleboto, Dec. % 1876. IS
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14th.-peposits Limited.

No deposit shall be received from any corporate
body, and the trustees are at liberty to refuse the
deposits of any person who shall at one time have
FIVE hundred dollars in the Institution nor shall
any person have the right to deposit more than
hundred dollars at any one time, without the con-
sent Of the Board of Investment.
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prompt aud peIstVenB uSe OF mat IeHItdy,
HYER'S
american Improved Hygeian Vegetable Medicine or
Pill LIS.

This language is not the idle pUfery of a worthless
nostrum but is based actual personal knowledge Of
the great benefits resulting from use oil this Com
pound for many years, standing Family Medicine,
and the unsolicited testimony of many other persons
who have used il for periods, varying from seven to
fifteen years. Il is undenably Of the most valua-
Bile Medical Preparations extaut.
The Pills are purely vegetable, are of two kinds,
stimuant and puTgalive, purifying the blood, and pro-
ducing healthy action through the entire syslem are
a valuable Anti Bilious Medicine, and eminently USE
lul in all lingering complninls-We Weakness, General
Debility, Dyspepsia, Pulmonary Affections, Liver
Complaints Rheumatic and Spasmodic Affections, Fee
male Complaints, Papitalions, Sc.
p5-- No family, after trial. wiH remain tcithOut
them.
They are put up in single boxes, at tteenty fue
cents for convenience of trial, by those unacquanted
with the medicine. Also in Fifty Cent and Dollar
PGekages-these last having, each, pamphe, EN-
blacing valuable treatise disease. The dollar
packages are much the cheapest TO the purchaser.
AS you value hcaIlh---Try them!
For sale by S. X. SToDDARD, Brattleboro. Owls
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BOAS X MECH TIES,
ToWNSLEY & SONS.
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7th.-secretary's Duties.

The Secretary shall call meetings of the corpo-
ration in the manner provided in the I'd Section,
and all meetings of the Board of Trustees either
BY personal notice or by notice through the Post
Office, and shall keep faithful record of the do.
ings OF the corporation, and of the Board Of Trus-
tees. He shall record the names Of the members
present at each meeting Of the Board Of Trustees,
and at the request of the majority OF said Board,
shall call special meetings Of the corporation, by
publishing notices thereof, as provided in the I'd
Section
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NOTICE.

A true copy Of Record,
Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Reg'r.
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The annual meeting shall be on the third We'd
nesday Of January at two o'clock in the afternoon,
when the officers of the Institution shall be chosen
by ballot The Secretary shall give notice in two
or more newspapers printed in the county of the
time and place of holding the annual meetings a,
least seven days previous to said meeting.