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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
Soldiers Land Warrants
ETOR sale by r. p. PRYOR.
z Van Buren, Feb. ;, IS4S.

z ECElVED per steamer w. Ii. Day, 10 boxes Raj
4 = sins bbls almonds, boxes candy, 10 boxes
cheese, 10 boxes Newark cider do brandy cherries
10 do herring, do Goldfish, Is do young hyson tea
do pcriaI do 10 do Venice cigars 10 do BryOn do
10 DO Colorado do 10 do RegaIia do, % lbs nutmcgs
30 lbs cloves, 10 papers tablesat bbs Malaga wine,
10 bbIs American GIN 10 do do bran dy do moiasses
so kegs nails do bar lead Is cassia, 10 boxes
queensware ass'd Is dozen painted buckets received
and for sale by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
February :, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05

NAN DUREN, UraWiOrd county, AK, Z
December 22d, l847.
10 the Editor Of The ArbaRsaS TatelHgencey-
SIR ~ ou are authorised ia announce me as a can
didate, TO represent in the State Senate the district
composed OF the county of Crawford.
1861 X. c. S. BROWN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05

FHRESH Baltimore Oysters, put up in cans, Just re-
q ceved and for sale by w. IL. & NJ. MAY ERS,
TT. Smith, Feb. i 1913. Commercial! Row
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
Wanted.
Medical Books.

z LOT Of Medical and Surgical books, second
- handed, for sale very low by
Dee. l3, ISI7. STEVENSON s. BELL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
Notice.

T8VHE sale Of tho lands of John L0sater. decd
L is postponed unit the 4th Monday in Febru-
ary, y. d. 1913, owing to error i'll the notice
heretofore given.
THOMAS C. PARKS, Admr.
january 22.-5J-St.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
Fresh Garden-seeds, &c
Valuable Patent Medicines.

1
r TURRAY'S 5 fluid magnesia, Thompson's eye wa
: ter strychninP, HAYS linment, nerve and bone
lin ment, Sands parilla, Moaatts ifephls and
btters, together with full supply of Drugs and Ne
dcincs received per steamer P. H. White and Tor sale
low for cash by w. n. s. NJ. MAYERS,
Feb. 4, 4S. No ] Com. Row, Fort Smtth.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
s5s92S s@5s922SSlsC,Nss
WnRETED-

On Th ursday the Goth ult by the Rev Nr Cor
Judge JAMES KELL to Miss JULIA A., daughter o /
the late Capt. James Rogers all Of Cheraleo Nation
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
Come a gain,

Come Again,
YENHE fall stock by steamer w. H. Day, low as ever
4 and some goods lower-Stapc Dry Goods, all
sorts Fancy dry goods, styles dress go1as.
boots, shoes, hats and caps Clothing, fine and
mon cheaper than ever; hardware and cgtlcrv,
planes, anvs, vices, bellows and chains, croc.cry
saddcry and groceries. My rule is never 60 let you
without goods, if You have any kind Of produce
cash. / must sell, even, at very small profits.
L. b. BISHOP,
No 3, Main Street, Van Durcu.
December 10, I847
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
NauCatuck, Conn Sent 30

CHEERING NEWS FOR CONSUMPTIvES.
Miss Jrlia A Woodlord says, in letter to Dl
InNne Gatcd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05

The following extract OF u letter IS from Il very re.
spectacle mercantile house, dated
Washington, Rappdhannock Co, Va, May 2G, ISIC.
DIR. ID. Jayne, Dear Sir, Our Mr.. Jones has been
in very low state Of health for than yolr ho
has had the benefit OF The bost medical advice our
country affords, and also visited your city daring last
summer, bat found no recF. On the 18Th Of Arril
last purchased half dozen BOTTLES Of your Tonic
Nermiiugc, and half dozen boxes Of Sanat:vo Pills
Through carclcssncss in packing the articles in drv
goods box, ono half the Vcrmilugc broken. Mr..
Jones commenced with the Pills, and after taking a
few doses, felt decided Improvements The tlrco
bottles OF Nermiiuge, which came safe 70 hand
brought from him, he thinks less than ore thou
sand worms, and perhaps many more. lie is now i'm
better health than nc !as been in for years and we
hope few more bottles Of your Verriugc and Pills
VIII effect permanent cure. All Our Physicians ha VI,
entirely mistaken his case Prof Samuel
Jackson, Of your city at the head, Mr. Jones is fnost
anxious TO get more of your Pills au q Vermifuoo
US soon as Pissi5'o Respectfully, J. B. JONES q Co
BEWARE OF THAT cor Gil.
For couhgiug denotes irritation th throat or ,-e
VIII ch is the immediate precursor of Inn ,n,ut o.,
Abscess, bronchitis, CONSUMPTION and death Nov
there is no need OF coughing at ALL for Jrncs Ixpe
torant Will Immediately relieve the cor 6 sybr, IN
lntamation, cleanse the lungs and tIroat from IJ
irritating or obstructing mattc: ciTecra speedy
..... NI
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
STEVENSON s BELL, Druggists,
Van Buren Ark's.,
njI ~, cT,,,7e A.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
a E)istlllery zee &aIe

- =
RTOR Sale, at my residence, near Evansville,
q Ark, the complete apparatus for DistIeSy
namely; l two hundred gallon stH; l one hum
drcd gallon do; Worms, Tubs, &c, &c. These
things are ell in good order, they have not been
used two seasons, and rs | do not intend to use
them again, am anxious to sell, which will do
on the most liberal terms. am willing 10 sell on
a credit where tho purchaser will give ample bond
and security.
N. 3. JOHANNESBURG
Evansville, Jan. /, IS43.-47-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
DYeEs Making.

f2gess Making.
% RS. MELCHOR respectfully soIicits the pa
~" tronage of the Ladies Of Van Burcn and
vicinity. to give her call. She is prepared to
make Dresses with neatucss and in the latest lash
ion. Her terms arc modarale-Pain wrappers,
81. Trimmed Dresses, 81 so.
Gontlemen's clothing is also done by her, such
shirts, pants. blauket-coats, &c.
Van Buren,, Dec, p. 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05

FREsDENTIAL SrArIsTIcs.-The N. Y. Herald
aus cIassifies the politics of the members of the
3Olh Conoress-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
BEVARE OF TrTAT -. -
. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and

STEVENSON & '8ELL, Druggists,
And w. II. s. NJ. MAYERS, Druggists.
.- MI Fort Smith, Ark's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-05
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, JAN. 6
Corrected Week ly.l

Corrected WeeELyl
C0tton-Ordinary Gs; middHng G4 a Z, mid
ding fair, J; fair, y T.. good fair, nominal
good fine nominal
Sugar-Lousiana 81; Havana 10; brown 4
4 81.
MolqSses-17 Is per gal.
Tojacco-24 4 ! c.
Flour-s5 50 5 -.
WAiSkey-Rectifed 20 u p.
Cofee-54 Y.
Salt-s0 81 50.
Rice-4 -.
C0rn-42 JS,
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II A II Il N T,S,

And Agelcy for he q. States Patent Office Washing
Ton, No. 20 STATE STREET, BOSTON
I'HE subscriber, by appointment from the Com
IL missioner OF Patents, is agent for the u. s. Pa
lent Office for the purpose Of receiving and forward
ing to the same all such models specimens Of ingre
dients and manufactures, shall be intended TO b,
patented or deposited therein which will be receiy
ed and forwarded ffoe Of erpcnse and risk to thcil
owners, and with all possible despatch. The sub
serlber Will prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assign
menlS, and all the necessary Papers and drawings
VIII make researches into American and Foreign
works, for establishing the validity or utility of In
ventions, aud render advice on all legal and scion
liiic matters respecting the same. Patents secured
IN Europe and other countries,
by application to this office inventors are saved
the time and expense Of a journey to Washington
and delay there, as we'll as all personal trouble in
obtaining their patents, The experience Of Fifteen
years practice an extensive collection of rare works
documents decisions, &c. on mechanical subjects
and the Patent laws-and patents of different coup.
tries, collected at much expense during the long
time this office has been established, and TO which
daily additions are being made, together with &C.
counts here kept OF inventions patented at Wash.
ington, enable me TO afford important assistance
and information TO inventors DESTROYS Of securing
Patents, which in other respects might be difficult Of
attainment
August, lsi7.
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Cure for Life GUARANTEED.


In Probate Court, March is, lsls.
ZONES Milo Frary, Administrator upon the es-
I j tate of PHILLIP LISC0M, late Of Halifax,
deceased. and files his administration account for
examination and allowance
Whenupon, It is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested, that this court will
decide upon the allowance Of said account, and de-
cree distribution of said estate among the heirs OF
said deceased at special session thereof to behold
en- at the probate office in Bratteboro, in said dis
trict, on Saturday the 9Th day of April next, by
publishing copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully inthe Vermont Phoenix, printed
at said Brattlcboro previous TO said time ofhearing
A true copy of Record.
n Attest 4. HOLBROOK, Regr.
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Experiments in BIacksmithing.

Saving heated iron or steel is not known
or thought Of by blacksmiths aud when
several forks or branches are TO be formed
from Uue stock, even ii the branches arc 10
remain, eventually, nearly in contact and
parallel to each other, the usual method is
10 split the iron with an awkward cold CHS
ell; thereby dcforming the edge of each
branch; on which account the branches
must DO bent asunder for the purpose Of
hammering, shaping. and squaring the end
Of each, after which they are brought to.
geiher, rs near as may be, usually retaning
roughness in form, If not a deficiency in
size aud strength, near the jnncture of the
branches Instead Of this tedious process,
the iron when heated may be put into
vice, and the ends may be readily split with
a saw, which would save much labor in
hammering and filing A saw for this pur-
pose should be thicker at the edge than at
the back, aud with uniform teeth, about one
twelfth of an inch apart. The saw when
used must be often dipped in water. to pre-.
vent its becoming much heated. There is
also method Of saving or cutting harden.
ell steel which is not so generally known as
ii should be. A circular piece Of common
thin iron plate, or sheet iron, being adjust.
ed 10 lathe, or by other means put in VIC.
lent rotary motion, will readily cut off
he, cutting tool or tempered steel spring,
without drawing or reducing the temper
There is much mystery in the effects Of this
buzz, and its cutting property is attribute.
BILE 10 electricity. 1t answers very con.
venient purpose, however, when the shape
and form of articles is required to he alter.
ed without affecting their temper Ii fur.
nishes a convenient method OF cutting teeth
10 large saws, but is Objectionable on &C.
count of the newly cut sufaces being left 80
hard that they cannot be readily filed. Con
nected with the subject of mysterious eff.
fects," it may be stated that bar of iron,
Of almost any size, may be instantly sun.
dered, when hot, by the simple application
Of piece of common roll birthstone. A
knowledge Of this fact will be useful when
some piece Of iron work is TO be severed,
but which, as sometimes is the case, is so
constructed aud situated, that no ordinary
chisel or cutting tool can be brought to ap.
ply. Holes may be instantly perforated
through bars or plates Of heated iron BY the
application Of heated pieces OF birthstone.
This phenomenon is curious, although il
seldom affords much practical utility
Scientific American
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MoDE OF GRAFTING.-A cloth covered
with wax and wrapped closely around the
bottom of the graft and the whole of the
cut limb, and split, is very easy and effec-
iual way of grating The easiest and most
expeditions way of preparing the cloth is To
DIP 1t into the wax when hot, and strip
the cloth between two sticks, in order to
squeeze from !, all The composition posi-.
he, and spread II out until ii dries or be-
comes cool. This process is very speedy,
more so than any other, full as successful,
aud very neat. IL the weather is cold when
the composition is made, the use of lard in.
stead of talow renders the cloth somewh hat
more pliable.
The cloth should be tied with a small
piece Of cord, no, 100 hard around the
whole
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A Chunce for n Bargoin.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

VALUABLE Farming Lands in the counties Of
ionia, Lapcer and Ingham, Michigan, fora Farm
in this countyi--One in or adjoining the town Of
Brattlcboro preferred. These lands are in the
midst OF settlements, and warranted to be OF the
hsst quality. Persons DESTROYS to turn a small
Farm into much larger and better one, for them.
selves or their children can now have the opportu-
nity nl-Inquire at this Office
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' MENDISG CHINA.-The following ce-
ment has been recommended for mendng
china Take piece Of flint glass, beat il
10 6ne powder. and grind i extremely
fine on painter'o stone with the white Of
an egg, and il joins china without riyetiing
70 that no art can break il in the same
place. This may be done in mortar, IL
the party has not suitable stone
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Il Probate Court for the District of Marlboro Com
missioncrs upon the Estate Of Robert Rob
ertsOn, late of Bratileloro, in said district de-
ceased, anlsix months from the 18th day Of Febrll-
airy instant having been allowed for the claimants
to prove their claims before said Commissioners,
hereby give notice that will attend to the duties
OF our said appointment at the Office of Edward
Kirkland in said Brateboro, on the last SATURDAYS
of May aud July next, from . O'Clock A. NJ until
o'clock p. NJ, on each Of said days,
ASA KEYES,
EDWARD KIRKLAND, No"'is'
Brattleboro, March 22d, lS4s 32
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n II, COOLEY respectfully tenders his hearty
". thanks to the citizens of Brattleboro and VI
einliy for the very liberal patronage they have ev-
Or extended to him, and begs leave to inform them
that he intends to reopen his Daguerreotype rooms
in this place. In the month Of April next Till then
he will be happy to his friends in his magnificent
Gallery in Springfield
RraItleboro Feb 3.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

9HFtooToi s..
In Probate Court, March %, ls4s
ZONES Margaret Miller, widow Of STEPHEN
" MILLER late Of Marlboro, deceased, and
moves the Court here for assignment to her Of
personal properly from the estate of said deceased
Whcreupon it is ordered that said petitioner no.
tify all persons interested that this Court will decide
upon said application at a special session thereof TO
be holden at the Probate Office in Brattleboro. in
said district, on the l4h day of April next, by pub.
fishing copy Of the record of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, print.
ed at said Braitleboro, previous to said time of
hearing.
A true copy Of Record
50 Attest. r. HOLBROOK, Regr.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, March 2s ls4s
ZONES Ebenezer Tucker, Administrator upon
~ the estate Of STEPHEN MILLER, late OF
Marlboro, deceased, and moves The Court here for
IN extension of the time heretofore allowed him
for disposng Of said estate and paying the debts Of
said deceased.
notify all persons Interested that this Court will de-
eide upon said application at the session thereof to
be holden at the Probate office in Bratteboro, in
aid district, on the l4th day of April next by pub.
fishing a copy Of the record Of this order three
wecks SUCCESSFULLY in the Vermont Phoenix, print.
sed ut said Braitleboro, previous 10 said time Of
hearing
y iriso copy of Record.
90 AAes., 4. HOLbROOK, Rear.
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A RE manufacturers Of various kinds of Cooking,
N Plate and Parlor Stoves, to which they invite
the attention Of the trade.
They will he pleased to make an arrangement
With Que firm in each town, for the sale OF their
New England Air Tight Cooking Stoye,-a draw
ing Of which will he found above.
Their list of Machinery patterns is very extensive,
having been collecting during the past fifty years
MillwHghts and Others, may find it 10 their advan-
tAge TO examine their Pattern List copy Of which
may he found At the Office Of the Phoenix.
Sept. 2s. lya
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HOOK STORE.


GEO. II. SALISBURY Keeps constantly
VI for ,ae general assortment Of BOOKS AND
STATIONERY, embracing the Comprehensive
Conmentary---6 vols. splendid Quarto Bibles, DE-
tavo polygloit do, ino Pew and Pocket Bibles aud
Tcsiamcnis an elegant assortment of Mi,iaiUe Toi-
wass, well adapted for presonis, aud variety Of
Miscellaneous Books Albums, Sc. Also, general
assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS
manufactured and for sale on the most reasonable
terms and warranted to give satisfaction.
STATIONERY.
Such a, Foolscap. Letter, Note, Bill, Tissue Mar
bic perforated, Post Office, Glazed and Wrapping
Paper, Letter and Note Envelopes. Foreign and
American Steel Pens, Sealing Wax, Waters Black,
Blue Red, and Indeliblo Ink Letter Folders,
States Inkslands. pen-hoders, Sand Boxes Letter
Stamps, Paints, Drawing Pencils, Sc. &C.
AIsO,--A prime assortment Of Pocket Cutlery
and Fancy Goods, Perfumcry, &C. oil Of which will
he .old at low prices.
Subscriptions received for Chambers Cyclopedia
OF English Literature, and Iiitel's Living Age.
Godey'., Graham, Columbian and Union Mag
Azine furnished free Of Postage) for 50 so per an
mum. in advance. All other Magazines and Peri
odicas furnished TO order
y. y. Particular attention given to rebiudns old
Book, Pamphlets, Magazines Music Books, &c.
ALso-Card Printing neatly executed on reason.
able icrms.
Bra,tIeboro, June 30, ls47. tf46
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FIFTY PEDDLERS.


Mechanics rnd Farmers. Ter laugh nor rhagrin.
Mhile hands from your number TO pedde nur Tin;
We choose OF those active. Of young and OF old,
10 scatter among gu our Wares to be sold
Which are good-iust tD them, still remembern him
Who sold you before some efWileyis good Tin.
You have long supplied with goods from our Store
And now all improved, yet We ask you no more;
but determined to give you rs every man should,
Those and those only that We know 10 be good
And thus We conclude, that no pains we will spare.
10 give IN due season each one a small share.
TO accomplish this end We advertise still,
From valley and mountain from meadow and hill
That 80 the number We now do desire,
Offstliul and honest good hands for TO hire.
The season ensuing. good wages we give
Our motto being this, 10 live and lat iiye.b
D3-Constantly on hand, large assortment n,
Tin Ware, Yankee Notions, Stoves, tat reduc.
ed prices) Pipe Of all kinds Sap Pans. Zinc. Brass
Kettles, Sc, &C., all ofwhch will be sold low.
Those who intend to peddle, either to hire out or
call. WML.& n WHEY
oaA'oh - h'eii w. rem. 10, ls4H 3m26s
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, HARnIEr CHASE, my wife, has
w left my bed and board and by her conduct,
forfeited all claims for protection and support from
me- therefore. all persons hereby forbid harbor-
Ing or trusting her on my account rs will pay no
debts Of her contracting, after this date
ELLIS F. CHASE.
Nottingham, March 22 1913. 3ls3w
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Important
To Owners Of Horses.

AP !: $sf$s :sSF IS,
-
A---AA. for the last twenty years, is now
LOT the ht time made available TO American citizens
Heretofore, the disease called Heayes has been req ard
ed Incurable malady and thousands have search
ed their storehouso o facts and taxed their
genius IN vain, to find remedy for this affection The
great desideatum has last been attained Dillow's
invaluable eave Cure is unvo rsally admitted to be
sure specific In this formidable disease and all those
who have tested its virtue by fair ta lavish endless
eneomums on its efficacy. 1t is not only speedy cure
for the Heaves, but will also be found useful in the
nlandeTs, and il given in season will expel Bots and
WORMS 1t is warranted to thoroughly cure the wors,
Cough in one week, and will generally eradicate the
heaves permanently in two weeks, and produce hne
glossy appearance TO the hair and improve in every
way the condition Of the horse. Persons who own
valuable horses need not fear administer 10 them
as Is warranted TO be entirely free from any dcleter
Gus ingredients; and they should always keep one or
more papers OF this powder hand ia order that il
may be administered soon the first symptoms Of
ne disease appear, which will be slight cough and
diiheulty in breathing. II must be quite obvious to
every person that by repeatedly driving horses through
rain and snow they will contract colds which, il neg
lected, will terminate in the Heayes
Give the powder trial and it will recommend itself
CAUTIoS.-As there several limitations and spu-
rlous articles being put up under the Of "Heave
Cure" "Heave Powder" Nc. be sure to ask for Dill
lows Heave Cure BE careful and see that YOU get it,
FORD g. GRANT, Proprietors,
80 and 81 Washington ST, Albany
WHOLESALE AsESTs.--Boston, Reed a. Cutler
Springfield, G. C. Segur, II. q e. Brewer; Brattlebo-
TO, BUTTON & CLARK and by other druggists
throughout the u. 5. 26wt6
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NOTICE.

FINIIE subscriber would give notice that he has q
i full set Of Screws and Rolls and is prepared to
raise up and move buildings at short notice, and at
reasonable prices
WILLIAM STONE
Bratilcboro, March =, lsis. 20
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UPHOLSTERY WORK.

OFsll kinds, As old ,Soiis Mahogany Clai,s.
" Mairussss Cushions, &C., neatly, promptly and
durAbly repaired Also for sale all kinds Of cover
ing for the same. Ao,lH.s, Dunads, French do.
Furniture Patch, Enloss,d Pflgsts, Piid the real
Goats IIair,l &c., Sc Cotton and Heir Mattresses,
EsdthT Bods, at short notice. Mirrors, Mahogany
Rocking. ErtsRson MRS and Puior Chairs Eieg,U,f
Sous, Bcdsteads, Cane Seat and Cane Back, and
Wood Seat Chairs Cane and Wood Seat .Ssste,s--
a lar.ge amount Of
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HERDS GRASS, CLOVER, AND RED TOP
IL SEED, in any quantity, and of superior anali.
~, for sale by T0WNSLEY'& SONS.
April |, ls4e. omoao
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GRASS SEED.

A PRIME LOT of Herds Grass, Redtop and
IN Clover Seed, just received and for sale by
WHEELER & PRATT
March 90, ls4e. Avail
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WHITE and BRowS RAGS, for which We will
w pay Cash. Also, from 30 to 100 Cords OF
good Wood. WOODCOCK & VINTON
BTattleboro June IL, ls47. ly49
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro IS,
In Probate Court, March 10, 1913.
ZONES Barnard Lynde, Executor Of the las,
~ will and testament Of AMOS HART late of
Guilford deceased, and files his second adminstrs'
zion account for examination and allowance.
Whercupon, ii Is ordered that said Execntor no.
hiy all persons interested, that this cour will decide
upon the allowance Of sad account, at a special
in Brattleboro, in said district on Saturday Inc an
day of April next, by publishing a copy of the
record of this order three weeks successfully in the
Vermont PhGnix, printed at said Bratllebcro bro.
Nions TO said time of hearing.
A true copy of Record.
81 Attest, FHOLBROOK, Reo'r.
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fINHE latest Fall and Spring styles of superior
L. Moleskin Hats, such ms people have been in the
habit OF paying from 50 to $751; for can be bought
at the low sum of 50 and 81 25, ut
J, c. MERRILLs
Hlnsdale March 10, 80