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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
DIyIpENp NorICE-The sEMI-ANNUAL IL

InIVfDEND NOTICE-Ihc SEMl-ANNChL m
= The wing p.Hed eczies VII pad .al aflef hat das
the OF the asdeislsned presentation Of inc proper ga
TGTPni TIE BONDS OF THE CITY OF CLEVELAND tosol :.
The I'D @ @PS5s5 ry M g''9 r EsnRlsS
utd 10 the Cleveland Passsie and AAabGA Railroad Oon
gsHH gHHE BONDS OF THE CITY OF MADISON Gnaan'J ssd
Is5 seHss xns OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH (Penna
II - hs ALCHEMY Valley Railroad Company payable M
fE,, Mouss q ldy MSy nsNb SDi,S,PoLs RAILROAD con-
PkSY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS; Per seTi. re-.
ne sSIoTA, y, A,if1iRTGaSE OK BONDS pr
IN 4NE INNpIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY Mohs-
GAG, I, B%NRiSv AND M,ScuEsrER RAILROAD
COMPANY SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS 7 pe' Gems
Ne~f''A iF',w ,wJ1iSsIow. LANlER Co. No 50 vale.
yI1HE COUPONS on the First and Second MORTGAGE
Bords OF ne Peoria and Ognswsa knost e9e Nay 49, ~
be paid q 'A' 'aaee OF ) A ROUSE Pro.desl
0rFicE OF cLnJToS SSysr. % oos a., GO: a..
,J,HE CLINTON COUNTY COAL C0MrANf SH 1Al ss o.
"a ~ f,r .slo ONE HUNDRED rHousA%ND % D9LNLhss N
Of c6SVERTB BILE COUPON SIX FER CENT bVSDS hlrssa r
fEs Zee sPsa &C VI Ee s VII '9s RasSd "A & ~ 1i,. ss.
Information san be obtained ~ e MALLORY Pre.et Or
D w INGERsALL. Treasurer.
vI,rN PER CENT. INCOME BONDS THE
i CHIcAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY saer
o. sale $40 of TEN PER CENT INCOME BONDS pysee
Ior 10 Mash These Bonds fy secured BY PedS o.
R' 9nss ,aee q 'ss Road s,e & ~ ii.. ~ ra 6rsash
b,s. ps,t u Illinois estimated a. oo per .nnss,'
ne Rssd row opersion miles aud will ts
'E'sed through 10 GF6RGE @ H BiIssy r.i 10 is william.
New.york. April Is, 1884
DAUROAD LOAN-The Lake Ontario, Aub' q
Ii aud NswYek Ra5oSd !Sss @ HoIs0i So 20 se !. y.
avail, shsl be wsrtcd SSooco of per cent non'i
able senisihu'l D'''1 h HALL, Secretary
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s.yes NJ the stock Exchange.

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,5H. Y. 4 y. II. Railroad e.. %
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~ Michigan Cen.rsl R.K..c. lct
10 Mich. Southern R.R.....l i6i
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ILLINOIS CLurRAL RNLRoAO OFFIcE, No. % W,LL,sr,i
Ngw YORK, Mech p, 1884 I

NEw YORK, Merh ~ lAei
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANf-
CRlPTlON 20 CAPITAL srOCK.-Noce hereby given
holding rights 10 subscribe 20 me spa SUCK q" We
Illinois RAILROAD Company is oce Ia New ORA "hsn mo
Iok. sha m pned Tor that purpose before the M day Of
January book Opced az the once OF SAID ,osn
the CRY Of New YORK Tor the purpose o.
such shscrp,u and that al persons holding such nsho
subscribing either In person or d1y
authorized the number u shares 10 which thy are sv-
ea between this date and the Isl day OF Jan
unfy payment the time Of subsg OF an install
IS alc with ut,r, thereon from the L.. d'y OF jan
uary July preceding the day and surrender VI
the ccuhceo az uo ghtsaud ie all such peisons iins q
suscnb, aid BE- orc the Is. day Of January lo "W
thereafter io4iti. al such Ighis.
BY order ct the Board Of Directors
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NLw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD Go, +,
NJ "a. Xnun Anil Il.I

NEw-YoRK, April -, 1851 !
NO1lCE.-The annual Election for thirteen Drec.
tors ct this Company will iase place ther Office No
hsn0ye St. ou TUESDAY Nay 6 1854 The polls will
from u ~ O'Clock The Traner Boots Of both stocs
viii be closed Saturday, May lgJ O'Clock T. NJ and
opered sdnsday May II, ESI At 10 o'clock 81 by ordx
Of the Board ALEX KYLE, secretsry.
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yv,IIr COI'pONS ON the First and Second NOrtgsgo
~, Peor,. ana Oguswka Railroad, due Nay lsi, III
be PAD ~ t.s sAN' " . - A. ROUSE Prosidebt
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY of NEW.

~ JEhsl f-Neuee hereby given that annual
he der o. the Central Railroad Company Jersey.
d me eeon OF directors for the hsE
once ~ EA@aIehFort j. aOSDAY the dsy Of Nsy
l1t bet"eeh ne hurs oi u o'clock NJ aud o'clock ~ Tt
suplentt 70 tue Charter passed the the LegS
i9fs VIII te lad before the siockheI cons
the saae time and place
The Irae Boos Of the Company will be closed ten days pi
''Ils % n. aay oi Ezabe htovn, April ls5A
BY order VI the Board Of Dfeetgss.
Ii
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ihc lmpogs other than Dry Goods for the week were
ysy large but large by about 100000 as for the
Same week last year. The aggregate s2ssO i9s against
s324 1924 same week last year. The aggregate Imports
nSlnd1g Dry Goods. @ittt
Sane eek,
Rercete'.',''s SS''
The aggregate sf Dry Goods and miscellaneous Mcr-
shudse the lst January has been. .+5l9
same ulr, O'oS'S
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NEw-YORK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD

~ NV 1VTlN tHH NEW-TINNEN KATLfUAU
tOPAhfIe annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of The
end Railroad Company for the election Of
bod ~ DofoIs and the transaction other he'd
a. ne Once Of The Conpany the City Of New Haven URS
DA he I'm daY of May 1854 AZ II Ccocs A. ~ Pcs
II A ID. to r A-AeT York April p, 1854
HnRE L.
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BY order of the Board Of Directors.
J. b. BUNCE, Secretary.
rVHE INTEREST due in Ibis city on the Bond.

RAILROAD 60 vii be paid Of the proper coupons
ohce No l8 Wall and ai,cr the isl prosino
ArMOOD DUNLENY AZ 20.
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OTIIlE " THt ILLINoIs ttN IRAL KNLROAD tuNFANFi
NEw-NoRE, April 7, 1884, J..
I DAN If FEBRUARY Z, THE third install
Ten PER CENT on the loan the Illinois CentS
Kerosd Con allotted 10 subscribers the 7ih day ot feb
d. l84 viii le PAYABLE SATURDAY May o. at the Office of ~
Company No 80 Wallet By oIder the Executive Committee.
NJ EDGAR, TreasureEs
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~ si day ot May the Bondsof the NEwYoRK CEN
1RA RAILROAD COMPANY. aud the Interest dus suas
dsy Borls - the (aeD BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
RAILROAD, ald the Qa'e) ROCHESTER, LOCKPORr Ann
NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD COMPANY, will be pa when
due. iy DUNCAN. SHERMAN a Co
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-22

ion Of him for paying 50 much for one cow,
when he might have three for the same mon
ey but Thrifty, being man Of noble mind,
bears all the sneers with patience. He keeps
her four years, and in that time she pays for
her keeping and fifty dollars over and above
he then, after little extra feeding, sells her
to butcher for fifty dollars; think Of this il
you please.
Mr.. Poor Economy buys at auction, an old
pleasure wagon, entirely out Of fashion, for
twenty dollars. He has no use for the wagon,
but buys it because it is going cheap. During
the first year he tries hard 70 sell il for thirty
dollars, but not succeeding, the second year
ne reduces the price TO twenty-fiv and finding
no sale, reduces the price to twenty dollars.
Remembering he hired the money to nav for
the wagon, he tries his best the third year to
sell it, and finally succeeds. He has 10 take
for pay an old horse eighteen years old in the
fall of the year he has no use for the horse,
but takes him because he thinks he is better
than no pay, It costs him twenty-five dollars
TO winter the horse; he tries all winter TO sell
him. and makes out in the month Of Nav 10 get
fifteen dollars for him; or what he calls that,
which is ten dollars and an old watch. His
note which he gave for the purchase money Of
his wagon, has now amounted to twenty-five
dollars he hires twelve dollars, which with
the ten, makes twenty-five. He then turns
on the old watch for three dollars, and makes
out to pay the note. Mediate on this when
It is proper time.
A certain husbandman wishing to get rich
very fast, sells all the hay, straw and manure
that his farm produces. AT the end of five
years he finds that his neighbor sells twice the
amount Of produce per acre that he does not
knowing what is the matter, he wishes to get
rid of his farm, but it being in bad condition
he does not succeed; he finally makes out to
swap with his neighbor, by giving him two
acres for one. Atthe expiration Of five years,
the farm he snapped away is better than the
one on which he lives. He now begins to get
his eyes open and see that the fault was in him,
and not in the land. He regrets bitterly TO
think of his poor economy, but cannot recover
the farm he fooled away, without paying dou-
bic the sum for which he sold it. He now
thinks he will change his mode of husbandry,
which if he should do, he may yet become q
rich man. Country Gentleman.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-22
Mind the Door.

~ D.
-177a you over observe row strong 4 sffGet
door is! How thick the wood is-how heavy
the chain is-what large bolts it has--and
what lock If there was nothing Of value
in the house, or no thieves outside, this would
not be needed but, as there are precious
things within, and bad men without, there is
need that the door be strong, and We must
mind The door.
| We have house. Our heart, dear chill
dren, may be called that house. Bad things
are forever trying 10 come in and 60 out Of
our heart. l will describe some Of these bad
things to you.
Who is that at the door! ALI | know him;
il is Anger. What a frown there is on his
face How his lips quver How fierce he
looks ] will hold the door, and moi let him
10, or he will do me harm, and perhaps some
one else.
Whu is that! Il is Pride. How naughty
he seems! He looks down on every thing as
though il was too mean for his notice. All
wicked Pride will hold The door and try
to keep you out.
Here is some one else. am sure. from his
sour Looks, his name is III Temper. 1t will
never do 10 let him in The house, he makes
every one unhappy. and it will be hard 10 get
him out again. No, sir, we shall not let you
in, ST. you may 60 away.
Who is this! Il must be Udnity, with his
Haunting strut and gay clothes. lie is never
SO well pleased as when lie has fine dress to
wear, and il admired. You will not come in,
my fine fellow we have too much to do TO
attend to such fine folks as you. Mind the
door.
Here comes stranger. BY his sleepy look
and slow pace, think | know him. Il is
Sloth. He would like nothing better than to
live in my house, sleep or yawn the hours
away, and bring me 10 rags and ruin. No,
no, you idle drone, work is pleasure, and
have much 10 do. 60 away, you shall not
come in.
But who is this! What sweet smile -
what kind face She Looks like an angel.
it is LOre. How happy she will make us il
we ask her in. Come in, come in; we must
open the door for you.
Others are coming. Good and bad are
cruwdng up. Oh, if men kept The door Of
their heart shut, bad thoughts and bad words
would moi 60 in aud out as they do. Welcome
10 all things good-war with all things bad.
We must mark well who comes in, we must
be watchful and in earnest. Keep the guard
Mind The door Empire City.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-22
The Way to make Slow Progress in the
World,

find that men labor under great mistake
in buying poor articles. A man, whom we
will call Unthrifty, buys yoke Of poor, i'll
matched stags, three years old, for thlrty-fve
dollars; he keeps them three years, during
which time they perform labor enough to pay
for their keeping, and no more y at which
time he sells them for sixty dollars. His
neighbor, Mr.. Thrifty, buys pair of thrifty,
well-matched steers three years old, for which
he pays sxty-fve dollars Unthrifty laughs at
him for paying such great price for yoke
of cattle; he keeps them three years, during
which time they pay for their keeping and
fifty dollars over he then sells them for one
hundred and thirty dollars. Which Of these
men uses the best economy
Mr.. Unthrifty then buys poor COW, ten
years old, in the fall Of the year, for ten dol
lars; he keeps her four years, during which
time she gives scarcely milk enough to pay
for her keeping. Before the end Of the third
year be begins to see she is not very profitable
and tries hard to sell her, but does not make
il out till the end Of the fourth year, when he
sells her for eight dollars, and is very glad to
get that. Thrifty buys good COW six years
old at forty dollars. Unthrifty makes derls-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-22

DO not trihe with the affection Of young Ia,
dies. They are institutions that were new
er established for any such purpose. If you
do not contemplate marriage certificates and
the parson, French bedsseads, $500 rent
house, and prospective home for the old
folks, just take your hat and leave, You
have no more right to 60 on trifling with coa.
fding calico, than hOllyhock has to pass IL.
self off as sweet rose.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-22

CONNECTICUT WHIGGERY.-The M. Y.
Journal Of Commerce, referring to the election
Of the aholitionlst Gillette to the United States
Senate, says. if the Wings Of Connecticut
do not ultimately lose more than they gain,
by their coalition with the abolilionists, we
will own ourselves no prophets. The odOr OF
the transaction will also affect the wings in
other States
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-29
For the Middlcbury Register.
a Voice from shoreham.


Mr.. BARRETT, Sir: At oul annua
town meeting in Shorcham, very full
ly attended, resolutions were adopted
with only one dissenting vote, protcs'
ting against the passage of the Nebras-
ka Bill, instructing our delegation
in Congress to present them to the
Senate and House Of Representatives
Ought not every town to move in this
matter, in earnestly demonstrating
against a measure of such consummatc
fraud and iniquity? Ought not every
school district in the county to be
canyasscd Immediately for signature;
of all legal voters to a solemn protest
against Douglass bill? Let Congress
know the honest sentiment of the poo.
pie in the free states, which they will
lave to meet, if they pass this bill.
ONE or THE HEOPLE.
Shoroham, March 18th, 1854.
Similar resolutions to those above
referred to we're passed at the town
meetings in WcathorsGcld, Windsor,
springfield, Westminster, lownshcnd,
Irasbngh, st. JohusJury, Randolph.
johnson. Charlotte and wherever
clsc thcr were offered, By a nearly
unanimous vote.
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renegades to their Nishe, and their will
which now iufost them. and Of placing
those there, in their stead who will fol-
low i'll the footsteps Of Washington, JEFF
fcrsou. Hamilton. franklin Madison Jay
and their compecrs, and by 50 doing
give security to freedom and 10 the
country, repose.
Very Respectfully Yours
EDWARD d BARBER.
TO the President of the Anti.Ncbras
ka Meeting, Middlobury.
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dali, and others, and were unanimously
adopted.
Thcrcupon, the meeting adjourned
without day.
nORATIO SEYMOUR,
President.
John w Stewart, ! c.or,,or;os
George W Brown. ! ~, --.' ~
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THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
p. CCrlcl VI Ann ald Nassau SIS, y Y
ruRirlcArloN oF TIE BLOOD,

rURiFlCATIoN CF TIE BLOOD,
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
The Ct'l.ns of the Union suifi much from,
disorder. Of the Liver and mah. scarcely
any are free from tie nf,ueD ce.ofihesc deshBo-
i've maladies. hence lie wears fast. The fair
scX, perhaps tAemost handsome in the WotlG.
mp 10 Il certain pcrioi Mountaineering 10 say,
man, loose their teeth and good looks, vl;lo
yet in the hcyday Of he Such Sad evil, mar
he remcdicd Y continually keevrg he blood
pure and the Liver and Stomach in 4 healthy
sciiuu, when life viii flow smoothly, snd re-
,cmhle plants IL 4 cOusenIal cline, where an
ctemali>prng APP ears to reign. As j. regards
the preservation Of the human ff9mc, snd the
the duration Of life, which may hc effected,
anI say i-arl-ssly, that health and lic can
be prolonged fur many ycsrs beyond their OF
binary limits if IiolloNav's Pills are taken TO
puffy the Hood according 10 the rules laid
down for health contained IN tie directions
which accompany each iox.
A CASE OF WEAKNESS MD DEBIlI-
ny. or 10 YEARS STANDING,
CURED Ely l1OLLOWAY'S
FILLS.
C.yyef Lt:ltr froe Co;'si- .J,i1sor As-
tr Hoasr, d0f,f Jal.ary 5't, ls54
To PeofLsson HoLLowAv, -. Corner Of
Ann and Nassau Streets. y !
SlR-ltis with the most heartfelt pleas
ure have TO inform you thst have been le-
stored to hcalth and strength by taking Your
Pills. Forthe last ten wears, / suffered from
nJcranncmcal Of tie Liver and stomach. and
Was reduced to such al extremity hail gave
mp my Shit never expecting to 20 to Sea any
moro, a | had tiled every Hcmoly that was
recommended to mo Int nll to 70 part csc;
and had given myself up to Gcsi air, when 1
va. at last recommended to itNe your Fills
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Farm for Sale,

I Pleasantly situated on Lake Chamulain
comprising 2o0 acres of choice land, for er,s,
or grain Said farm is well watorcd, well
fenced and las good wood lot an orclcd
Of apples, plums and other fruit On said
farm is a good two story house painted whit,
with window blinds, with wing, wood
house, with other outbuildng,, horse barn
and hay aud grain barns One hundred
acres Of said farm can be sold together with
Nthc buildings, or the whole, TO suit the pur
|FhaseE The above will be sold low forrcad,
bay. Possession given the LIST of April.
N a. Further particulars may be had Of J
llurd of Addison, or Abijah llurb of Middle
bury
Addison, March s, 1854 40Gw
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IN u,,u... tf,.
which ca, he .., r.ti. .a..u....
Il tbe Ienea}cf tl,e II, .nri r,,..,.
misc should not inducn q .;Io)e sliva.
holder to enter tie hnr,,r,s If = .l,ra.l.o
or kan2as. with his human claftc}g--if
il be conceded. that slavery is cxrludcd
from them by nm ordinance If God OK.
hhltod in their climate and in that ~,bvs-
zeal ec9qrapLv.n which. II /, sYil trIc,s
an i'm, 1ssabie barrier aooiust its nj.
vauces would til, measure than b, on,
which was not fronnht with i,cu,..Iln
mischief to the Uenull:e y, 7,
my or.in;ou. the Shareholders do NOT So
n.Icl ie..r, ,.sfa..,eo FIR the ,urroec
of occun,iu- those territories. with their
"recul.ar institution as to establish n
principle in American legislation, which
will be surc to oivo them five control Of
the government in the future f. ishid.
den in the womb of time. if not written
Oh the pages Of that manifest destinvn
of which we hear so much and which has
so many disciples that the warm and
fertile lains Of Cuba, and the inviting
and salubrious regions Of Mexico will
yet. and probably within the lives of the
present generation. fall into the embrac,
of this Republic. The comparatiyoly weak
and inefficient race which now control.
those countries. will be swallowed IN by
the mighty wave Ct Anglo nom
ulation which is rolling over this conf.
nent, rcsistlcssly, In every direction
The Eagle of American power will in.
evitably spread his conquerina wing
over ali these countries. and the s;mple
question which concern MS rs anardiaDs
Of the free principles beoueatGed us by
our fathers is-Sholl our emblem bird
when he wins his victorious flight
over these lands, be the herald of free in
stltutons and the blessings of liberty or
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-29
Letter Of TNr. BARBER.

MIDDLEBrRY. March 20, 1854.
Dear Sir: Having been absent from
home when the call for the meeting
which assemblies in this place tomorrow
was issued. was not informed as to the
inc appointed for it to be holden, and
have made an engagement which, much
to my regret, will prevent my attending.
| trust the meeting will be one which
will attest the interest which the people
of this community feel in opposition to
piece Of political trcachery and knayc-
ry that stands without n parallel on the
records OF any nation. On such an oc-
casion, and with reference to such sub
ect,let all party divisions and animoslties
be hushed. and let all speak as American
citizens, Jealous for the principles upon
which the Republic sand jealous that
the power of the government shall not
be used, in any form. to promote the
spread Of an institution SO atrocious in
its character as the institution Of Slave
nv 1t will be especially appropriate
that the citizens of Middlcbury and its
vicinity should speak Il language ofstern
opposition to the measure which abolish
cs the law of freedom for vast domain
and should speak also, stern rcbuke to
him who stands before the world MS its
author and foremost champion Middle
bury once counted him among her res
idents. in his Younger days. and Middle
bury shopll NOT by her silence. or even
bv a feeble and lukc-warm rem0ustrancc.
,,i,o couutauonro to tho itf,n1,- thrt no
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SPECIAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that special meet
ing Of the Stockholders OF the Rutland *
burlington Railroad Company will be held at
Bellows Falls, on Wednesday, the l2tb day OF
April next at one o'clock, =, NJ, to consider
if they viii authorize the Directors to execute
third mortgage ON the property Of the cor
poration,-and to transact such other bust
ness as may legally come before Them
By Older of Directors.
DUGALD STEWART, Clerk.
Rutland, March 81, 1854, 49,2w
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PHILADELPHIA Medical

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Eyfi an syEbt! yk tii,I al
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IN y" 10
are nPpt'c' 'ha' ~ - """', MS
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"hIch engages ms uhuI''ucu "''cn'''n. nc
cautions inc unfortunate "-"Inti Ihe ~ use o.
mercury Thousands are "h.lu"i,y 'nercu'lal-
Yea oar OF hic. recent "hec''o"s arc
bitonp iiy eN,lns,isn'o, >. ,.,-n,ptt,>.,,r.
" En- hNi'o vi .l,. ~ ir n,i.I i l.,
IN the trcathe', oi Il Gus % "' 'l"s'' nun
erto neglected ana inrclc, "h"ciS .o'1'
has enabled ~ hiHNtilN' l"".I'I 81 ""o'N
on sen Iie.er'a'l'hr !" Prove i. .,.,.. M
'en'hS ct Inc causes Oh 'er Gus o'Dll'{' 10,
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phY.s''%' 'nile'iiE' "'e "",c"oo 10 Ger '', ,,l
p".'ls' i.rhlue th' ,""3t s'''t' !c' ~ '"'!
and fatal springs o. domesicmiseFl ann pc
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-29
COMMlssIONERs, NOTICE.

We. the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District Of Addi-
son, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust AL claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate of
LEM Il. HARRINGTON,
late If Shorcham, in said district, deceased,
aud also all claims and demand, exhibited in
Offset thereto; aud six months from the 3l
day Of March being allowed by said court for
the purpose, we do therefore hereby give no
lice that We will attend to the business of oGr
said appointment, at tie dwelling house Of
the late Levi b Harrington, in said Shore
ham, on the ID Wednesday in April and last
Wednesday in August next, from mine o'clock,
\, NJ, until four O'Clock, L. NJ, on each of
said days.
SAML. O. JONES, (co,,,rs
f. ". BARNUM,
Dated az ShorchamI this Sd day of March,
A. II. 1851 lS5w