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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08
Religious Intelligence.

The Burlington Free Press complies from
the Catholic Almanac the following stalis-
tics OF the Roman Catholic Diocese OF
Burlington, with embraces the State of Yer.
mont and IS governed by the Right Rev. l..
DE Goesbriand, d. ID.
Catholic population 25,000 Churches ! |
Clergymcn z; School |. The Churches
and Clergy are as follows: In Burlington.
St. Mary's Cathedral-Rt. Rev. l.. De Goes
BRAND, D. d. and Rev. Thomas Riordan
ST. Joseph's canadian REV. Agusin eau
Diet ard Rev. Eugene GnuvIn, of the Oblstes
of Mary Immaculate. In Bennington,
Church Of St. Frances Of Sales. IN Yer
genncs, st Peters, attended once month by
the Obate Fathers from Burlington. The
clergy Of the Burlington Cathedral attend
the churches of Brandon, Middlebury and
Union Village once a month. Rev. Edward
McGowan has charge Of the churches in st
Adams and Fairfield, Rev. J. Lionnet Of
those in Swanton and Highgate. Rev. Zeph
Druon OF Rutland, visits Bennington, Cas-
Teton, Bellows Falls, Brattlcboro', Hyde
vile and Dorset. 81. Johnbury, Lyndon,
Danyillcs and Barnet are attended from
Stanstead, Canada. At Montpelier, Bellows
Falls and Casteton, the churches are not yet
dedicated. The one school is IN Burling-
ton, and is under the charge Of the Sisters
Of Providence, seven in number. They
have a day school Of between one and two
hundred scholars They have also under
their charge an Orphan Asylum numbering
thirty children, and they visit the sickin their
houses.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA
EunDOrtant Announcer

rlNO ALL PERSONS an oted with sexual diseases,
i such ~ GMiNALWEAHNESS, IMPOTENCE,
GONNORHOsA, GiEET, SYPHILIS, sc 4, sc.
The HOWABD ASSOCIATION Of Philadelphia, in
Wow Of the awful destruction Of humsn life sod health
caused bv Sexual Diseases aul the dsceptions which
pfactised upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases by GoacAs have directed their Consulting
sntgeos, a. CiiRlTABLE tCT worthy OF their
Hsmc TO give .DiCAL ADVICE GRATIS. TO NJ
persons thus afflicted, fAiale OF Female who apply
by letter, with dcsciation Of their condition, tsge
occupation, hahiu lfcl &c, and IN Of l7eaie
pevelv AVID suaerieg TO FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE
The Howard Association isa beuevoent Institution,
established BY special end1winen sf tho toilet OF the
srk ard distressed, "a cted with "NirusGt md EP-
peuic Dissares and ia iuais be used Tor other
puFposc- II has suspia- OF tncouf, when TIE
UrccioIs have voted adseuse the above notice. II
is needles, to add that the Association conmnnd the
highest Medical skili OF the age, sud viii furnish the
most approved modern treatment Valuable sdSce
ai'o given sick snd nervous females. afflicted with
abdouini weaAaess, " onD Complaint, COsti'uness,
Leuci rrhca, Sc.
Addrsss, trosi-paid,l DrGEo. Z. CALHOUN. Con-
sulias Surgeon, Howart Asso-iation, No. South
NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order OF The Directors,
EZRA .. nEARTwELL, President.
Gro TAIQrHIT.n eerfefart gel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08

Sam .Ndiipe Of Rome. Martin Luther
gave this account Of an order which bears a
very decided resemblance in many respects
TO the present organizstion:
| In Italy there was a particular order Of
friars called Fratres lgnoreniia, that is,
Brethren Of Ignorance, who took solemn
oath that they wouldlnether know, learn nor
understand sny thing Mt all, but answer all
things with .Ntscio, know nothing
Lolc Fare and Through Travel Fanacy.
The great failure of the Hudson River Rail
road has arisen from its rdiculously low
fares, and the equally ridiculous supposition
that II was dependent upon its through ira
vel for an income. From the commences
ment we have waged war against both these
heresies. We have contended that the more
business they did at cent per mile per pas
sager the poorer would they become and
that no road ever paid dividend upon
which the fare was less than two cents per
mile, and which did not derive its principal
support from way travel.
Time has effectually proved that two
cents per miles in the very lowest rate at
which it is possible to work, successfully,
any railroad in this country and also, with
out any exception whatever the only paying
railroads are those which receive the great
bulk of their travel from the region of coun-
try through which they pass. And we be-
lieve that the management of the Hudson
River Railroad have finally arrived at the
conclusion that these are established facts
and intend to regulate their proceedings ac-
cordingy.-.N J. Courier and Enquirer.
A New Post Office has Just been estab-
llshed at Fast ilubbardton. Scnaca Root,
Esq, has been appointed Post Master
Two towns in Rutland County have no Post
Office, while the remaining towns have for
ty two.
Hoiiopdy's Ointment aud Pills. the most
elhcaeious Remedies IN the United States
Cure for Ulcerous Sores in the Leg
Charles Yeates, of Malden-lane, New York,
had scrofulous sores on his legs for four or
five years, attended with a continual dis.
charge, he suffered considerable. and every
thing was tried in the hope OF curing him,
without success. After every other remedy
failed, he had recourse to Holoways ONT
ment and Pills, these infalhbc medicines
thoroughly cleensed the blood and healed
the sores in his leg, and be is now in the en-
joyment Of perfect health.
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WHAT, OR WHICH IL THE BEST
Vermifuge or Worm Destroyer

o-y- This /. question daily and hourly asked by
parents, aatiou, for the heslth Of their children All
who are at oil acquainted with the article, will mmo-
diatoly sn.w.f,
DIR. M'LASE's CELEBRATE vERMiFUGE,
1t has never beon tno~n to fail, AID is one Of the
,aisU remedies that can he used. a friend Of outs
lately handsd us the following ssismeut IN references
to this VermifVEe;
INV Yorx, September q, 1852.
GsNrtENrs-A young lady Of my sequ.inionee had
been fci long time sery much iroub led with worms,
advised her TO Try DR.. M'Lsnes Ceesfaied Veiini-
iuge She ace oidlusly purchased and took one vial,
which CEASED hei 10 discharge unusually lag. quan
'iiy Of worms. She Immediately relieved Of all
the dreadful symptom. accompanying thu disease, ani
rapidly recovered her usual health. The young lad,
does not wish her name meniiou,d; hot residence,
however, 10 $40 fifh street, aud ,bs refen 10 Nh.
Hsfds, No. , Mahatsn place.
?. $. Df. MLAns's Colsbntsd Vennifuse and Liv.
ef fis, be obtained sar Of The poetable Dru,
Stores 10 this chy.
i Purchasers will please be careful 10 a.s for nd
'ate none bot DIR. n Lanes Vcrmiruge An
othen aie comparatively wouhe". 3s2e.
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Deatba.

10 Cambridge, May 9Th, MI. DOrmsn w. Goodrich,
sgsd "a ears.
Ia stowe, MAY 25.s, Miss susan d. Dodge, eyed 81
years, OF Lowell, Mass.
Ia Norwich, May IL, George NJ. G. Partridge, eldest
Of the lsts Capt Alden Partridge aged l6 yesfs
In Warrington, May 3, OF disease al the heat, Mary
e. White, vis ofiiirsm %. whi,s, E,q, aged "a
aud moaihs
In chols.s, april II, Widow Sarah No5ee, aged 70
years.
10 willisnsiewn, May &c. M. Joel Bass, aged 81.
In Springfield, Ohio. May slh, Mrs Julia A wife Of
William Ingalls, iormetly OF lsnviis. Va.
Ia Clover, hsy z7,h, Mfs. Naney II. Chaplin, wife Of
Mr. u. g. Chaplin, and daughter Of the late Stephen
Webster, of Danville,
Ia Glover, May L. Mrs Amelia r., wife Of Mr.. L. A.
Partridge. in the Esd year OF heT age.
Ia Pulsey, Avg. Ah, lsSt. Mrs. Sarah f.. wife Of
la Wuliam.tosn, Nov, a2d, 1854, Mr. Jane, wife Of
Mr.. WaHsn Morse, sged ~ yoa,s.
Also, 10 wiIi.ns,o~p, April "a, ls's, Miss Olive
Harrington, eyed ~ jean.
The sbov s-naned three persons were daughters Of
NJ. d N. aud Mrs Esther Harrington, Of w.
la vsnhifs, Nay IS, Ar. Ira stiimau Carlton, aged
Ia Winismstowa, May Is, M. joel Bass, aged 81.
hsAy ssAssmsd snd aud nsighber. and useful eiti'
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From The Lawrence Herald Of Freedom, May 20
From Kansas.

The special election for Representatives
TO the Legislature to fill the vacancies made
such by Informal proceedings on the Both
March was held on the 22d inst, ngreeably
TO the Governors proclamation, which result.
ed in the election Of the Free State ticket
in the Lawrence District as follows;
Votes. Votes
Philip p. Fowler 2ss Erastus ID. Ladd 2st
John Hutchisons 2s3 Scattering. 20
Everything passed off quietly and without
interruption fran non.residents. There ap
peared to be but little interest taken in the
election outside Of Lawrence. This proba.
bly, arose from the fact that the season is
very late. and farmers were busy preparing
planting. The scattering votes we're from
persons who to crafty personal pique
strengthened the hands Of the opponents Of
Freedom by throwing away their sufffages.
The whole number OF voters in this District
was 369 at the census in February.
The steamer Emma Harmon, Capt. J. NJ.
Wing, was made fast at our evee on Sunday
last a, about O'clock p. m, II being The first
steamer ,chich teas euer al our ,oharf and the
first on the Kansas River which was sustain
ed wholly by private enterprise. She had
on board about fifty passengers, besides n
large quantity of freight. Capt. Wing in
forms us that he found no distractions in the
channel, though wholly unacquainted with
the river previous to il present trip. The
river has been up very high, but is now
falling again. But short time can elapse
until the rise occasioncd by the melting Of
snow and ice in the mountains will com
mcnce. When this does take place we may
look for high water for several months.
Our people enforced the prime pies of the
Maine Law lat night, and "crushed out"
two petty grogshops which had made their
appearance among US during the past few
weeks "Down with the liquor traffic % was
the universal response. A public meeting
is to be held on Tuesday evening to take
more effective means for preventing the fut-
ure traffic in the rum hend in Lawrence.
Hutchinson is vermontcr, from Ornuge
Couniy.-Ed Watch.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE MEDICAL
INSTITUTION.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE,

fINHE Ely .hirtt -fHHuai Courss Of Lsefares will
j commence on THURSDAY, August 2nd, 1855,
and continue fourteen weeks.
introductory lecture at y. NJ. by Prot Smith.
HON. JotL PARKER, l.. l.. H.. Pfoi Of Medical
Jurisprudence.
DINi CROSBY. N. D., Pot II Surgery, Obstetrics
and diseases Of women nd children.
ALBERT SMITH ". - Prof. Of Therapeutics and
Mateua Nedica.
OLIVER ?. HUBBARD, VI D.. Prof Of Chemistry AID
fhaImHcy
EDWARD T.. PHELPS, NJ. ~, Prof Of Practice Of
Medicine md Pathological Anlionv
EDMUND r.. rEAsLEh, NJ. D., Prot Of Anstomy aud
rhysiuirE,.
CBAs. w PACKARD, NJ. d., Demoustraior Of Anat.
omy.
Fees payable in advance. No noieI taken without
responsible endofsefs. FEES fur the Course $50. Mat
incubation So Graduation expenses SIS
l.. 4. FEASIBLE. Secretary.
llauover lime. 1eSS. osa
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From the Hos'oa Herald.
sovErHiSe WoRIH KSowise by u.ng Professor
WOODS Hit gesotstive gray hair ctu he permanent
y restored TO a.. original color The srhiuned cef-
uhcate received from Johnson & Stonr, Gardircf,
Me-. -ud Is hui ons OF the macy instances thSt are
daily coming. Ouf know ledge II is wonderful fecs
II Is longer piobsmaieai but fclfevtout truth,
s'huudrcd' N eur CON nuni'y ca. te't.y.
GAEptNrE, Me, Jane %, 1854.
WV. ". DrtR-near Sirs have used Two bottles NJ
Prof Wood. Hair Rcstorative aud can truly %, d -
the greatest discovery ~ the Age it restoring aud
of seventy. Nj hair has attained is original
cvef You can rreomend II to the world without the
least fear, a. my esss one OF he worst Aud.
Yours, respectfully, DAA'L n. MURPHY.
IlliNou CrSr. n. R. Office, vandAIa, June ~, 1854
fsor. Woon dear SILL take pleasure Ia beatag
soiunisry testimony to the excellence Of your taif
ko,'oisuEe. Three months ago N, haif vac very
gray, IA 10 nov dark brown. (the or gnal color
sm'o,h und glossy The oniy application have made
to "A hss beon The Hair Restorative, prepared by you
nod ~hien from the result IN my case, mosl
Respectfully yoars. EDwARD woLcor.
Has RKsrosarirs -in our columns to-day W i'll Ia
found Prot Woods adsertlsemsni OF the above s'uoie
10 which We call attention. What &c has done,
have ~iinetsed upon several Of out sequantsnces tu
~. Louis. Hair once gtav met view. black
brown The case night be, beiag the color OF ealy
manhood aad hHe and glossy silk and that VITA
out am Other srPlic ien Than the Restorative. m
has done thus upon OTHERS will do the for
any OF QUE readers whose " frosty powsm oHee
lke the raven locks" OF Lochisl's waiike chief il
hey VIII Wy AZ We think so.-JgeksgRSiHt CSHsiifH-
h'"isf, Oct 5, asa
Tar Cs.TEsr nucovrAt OF rsE AGt.--tt seldom
occur, that We neeri undsr any circumstances. paot
medicines, festpfat'es, o. nlthing Of the Kind, Tor
We nave Pi'JGd'ee agaiast most OF them. But eau
dci e"mpes US 10 invite atention 10 the Ady0fssment
Of ffaiessoF Woods Han Rsstofsine. We are
to- iissl'is 10 r'lhifs laything OF tho Kind, hut
some ias.anees Of lls use hvae to kuowcd
which alIno. assure us that 1t sovereign remedy
against The hair becoming Premaiufey gray Ii Is not
!" hs" pys =" but npon ats application, as directed,
the effect u produced The sktn, which brings out
ths orf'nri na'e eoioied hair, without Stiffness and
gives TIA glossy and natural app arahce. We hive
pleased with it. Etemine the sdyeTisemeat.-.his-
serri Republican,
For Testimony which is perfectly overwhelming
2'6S,, Ji8 B,BAiSey n Ss.Tdd A sfSKei s}rssi 81
louis $40. Sold BY all Druggists and dealers ia Med
eine every whers. For sale at Manufacturers pfires
wholesale and sai- 10 MontPciisfb by
"a. lyd&w SCOTT & BROOKS.
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BOSTON MARKET,
For the Week ending June g.

AsHEs.--The demsnd for Pearl. 10 good, and pric.
es arc quite firm. ssIes at lec and tending up
wards. Po,s have been in moderate demand at &
per III. cash.
CORN EXCHANGE--The ssis. Of Western common
bff nd. have been al s062i Fancy brands at slOo2
iOs7 and extra ~ ell q 10 50. Cora hes No. IN
good demand. The sales have ranged from sl.ls a
2l for Southern lellow, and 81, l0a ~ iof Whine.
Oats have been snivng mote freely, AID prices have
remained sAlesu 50 75c per hu.
TRONlSIONS-The srfiyal. Of Butter have been
moderate, and there IL himer feeling SAFES Of good
and choice at ~ 95e. Cheese "A lie.
fCIhIOES-Ihe poorer qualities are in better
supply and lower. Sale, of common WHITES at Use,
Peach Blowsa at sOe. 81 90 and Chenangoes and Cat
ter,at 81, rs |, 80 PET bu.
WOOls-fieece nd fuiled Wool continues In de-
msnd and sustain. fall prices and the finer grades Of
Fleece have become very scarce.
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WOffc's Schicdam Aromatic
Schnapps.

TINS Medicinal diet ifint Is manufactured by the
proprietor al sohiedum, IN liuiland expressly for
nedicin purposss. II has been spbmt'cd 20 neail,
all the FIRST Chemists aud Physicians in the United
st,te' who endorse il over their signatures q.
Of the great essential, Of the Met,ria .hesiea Ii
is prescribed With great success in Gravel, Godt
Reformation, o,ifuetioas Of Bladder and Kidneys and
for Dyspepsia 1t ha. no superior in the world
Put up 10 quart sud pint bottles, envelrped in ye lo~
paper, with my on no bottle, cork snd label and
for sale By n tho respectable Druesi'i 10 the Uniiod
states. oDOLPHO WOLFE.
is. 20, snd % Beaver st., New York
"a 3nos. - South Front St, Philadelphia.
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VALUABLE INVENTION.
TESTIMONY IN
ITS FAVOR.
FLOUR INSPECTORS OFFICE
pattAus1pt,s. Anil 00lh I-as.


Me.s1s. Edwin and lanes NJ. Claik ;--Genl lemen--
Having carefully eIan.nod the construction, operation,
aud workmanship Of your newly patented Combined
Grinding aud Boiling, or Merchant FIGURING Mill,
take pleasure ia presenting you and the public wah
follow ins statement as the result OF my inssstga
tions
With the French Burt Mill Stone, thirty inchs, in
diameter, It groune und bottled from nine 10 twelve
bushels Of wheat per hour, making clean work. and at
the time turning out, at single operation, extra
-four, soperhnv Hour, .hots, shp sun and bran The
extra sud superhne Hour u OF an excellent quality,
aud the yed per bOshel - eqaa to tho large tasssd
comp oated mills Of niodsTa construction. IA ocou-
pies hut itle room, can be psced ia compass Of 81
fae In rngth, BY feet, whieh when In running Ordvf
with all the ehnery requisite, be easiy removed
or trans ported from oae place 10 anoiheThas com
phcated machinery about it, conssque nty 10 cot liable
10 get Out OF order takes but ltto power, aud ap
pears be particularly adspt cd the wants OF The
eOadiiiou OF the country lstga aud from is cheap
ness Of Construction, aud small amount II capital
qusite TO sta H. rapidly OF grinding per hour taken
nto Nj lie NV and
to an power now in use, cannot but thnk that ere
long wili be suceessiully e,abished in even State
10 the Unioa II II does not entirey take the place Of
the old complicated machinery hels,oloIs u.sd
! Youu, uniy, STEPHEN MILLER,
| Head Flour Inspector Of Philadephiu-
\ This valuable Mil eau he seen in operation daily,
phiA from O'Clock 40 the forenoon, until twelve
o'closk. aud from two O'Clock in the anefaoen, until
four, By those whaling TO purchase CouDty OF state
rights Tie sisntess still have many ofihs most val
uable States and Counues lof SALE and will give all
relative to II. Those DESTROYS Of engaging
ia this promising speena,'os w,il DO well 10 call ana
l see IL soon, as hnndfeds are doing daily.
The prices which the fatsatoss are selling County
aud States at Justify the mos. timid In purchasing,
sad within the last TO-. wssls over slr'y ,eou:ssd
patentoes, Edwin and James NJ. Cisfk, istsad temsa-
ing 10 this city for time for the VI self
ias the saiIs ua'tsd States coan', and States io'
sale.
s,snp 70 9sy istu.n posis.s. 81 ~
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Marriageg.

In Daaville, May e2d by Elder A. sias, Mr. Alvau
b. Farnum, Of Pssohsm, and Mas lsdbea sOmsTs, u
Ryegats.
Also, May 29ih, by the same, Mr. John Colby, Of
DaRyiile, aud Mrs. Louisa WoodEfd, Of PearhAm.
10 Peacham, Mas II, by Rev. Bouulie, Mr.. WIN.
Williams to Miss EriiY Brown, both OF Paaeham.
10 Ro,aiton, May 10, By Rev. q. -. Drake, MT Hor-
ace Il. stoughion aud Miss Abbio l.. Eaton, 10th Of
Royulton.
Ia sisdsld, May l4,b, by Rev. A Hitchcock, MI
Marx p Earlst, aud Mps Cofnelia NJ. BenIimin, both
OF Marshheld.
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New Clothing Establishment.

A &. FIELD having leased the store in Huhbard's
~. Block fotmetly occupied by Walker h White is
prepared TO furnish every Thing in the way Of Gentle
mems cothing made In the latest stylo Al.o great
variety of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
which will b. cod at low prices Tor cash. The serv
eos ot Mr.. j. ;. MACK have heen secured supefia-
tend the Manufacturing department Mt. NJ. has had
several ycnr experience 10 the business aud his skill
TOO well kno~nt TO ,;eyety garment
warranted to TT.
sbail sell goods for pay down sud viii soil fr
smallsr profit than those who DO q credit business.
I A good Tsilorcss gls wanted Immediately at the
W above establishmeGt.
A. c. FIELD.
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DETSEY JONES, ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Pfobsi- Court, holden
Randolph District, g. at Randolph within and
Tor said di-fict the lsih day of Jnne A. D. lS5
fIELCHER SALISBURY, t1ccutor Of ihe llst win
ID sni testlmcut Of Betscy Jones late uf Ran
doph ia sad distdct Deceased, presents his admins
traiion accoun. ff settlement Nheffuran, n b. o.
dsfrd thar the be rgfred To- The 2l das 81 juae
A D. 1855 Al the Probate ufice. SAID Rtudo lnh for
examination aud allowance and That ell concerned Ne
hod hereof, by the Publication Of iha order In the
Waterman 4 state Jquinel pr1ted a. Montpelier "a
this state three weeks succcssivly ma, he
that they may appear, and atsld time aad Plae e. If
they see cause, oAiec. thereto
By order of court.
Attest JOHN -. HUTCHINSON, Judge
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NOW SEE HERE!
READ THIS OLD AND YOUNG

DROP. WOODS HAIR REsTORATIVEs will re-
store gray Hair TO original color permanently ;
made grow upon bald heads remove an dand, IN o.
tciing destroy al dsasscs Of the Scalp and f used
say OF twice week regularly viii prevent tho
hsr hom becoming gray failing to any bile
ago. Read the folow ing testimoaial., ana wp dtiy
yOu to doubt, Says tbs Hare,ly Magazine!
suecss 10 the geniu. ~ho,e tonic, wes say,
Turn. back to its color the hair that was gray.
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Romarte-'pho msftet IL low and fueiuatinr There
IL FAIR supply ofWestefn Cattle ard sheep at Brgh
ton ~ addition to report tsng buyers the advsu-
tnse Of the market Tor this week least Tho Beef
Cattle are mostly good size heavy oscn. Sheep and
Lambs, ssa whole are quite otdnafy aud sales hard.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. The Probate
Distfict Of Randolph court for the distrieI Of
Randolph,
f1so ali pefssns concerned 10 the Estate Of Elrsbtth
i Wonhcn, lats Of Orange, In said District, Greet
lag.
Whereas, b. w. Bsrtholemew, Administrator ofihs
Estate of said dec eased has made application TO this
Copft TO seI all Of tho Res. EstAte of said deceased
snd that the saas 10 neeessary Tor the PAY
ment The debt. aed changes against ssd Estate, and
for the interest Of said Esiate.
Therefore you notified 10 appear at ssssien Of
said court be held at the Registers office Ia Wash
instoa 10 said District Monday iho lth day Of Jans
lass, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aad shos cause any you
hsv Why License should not be granted az sfoisssid
AsG this otdef shall be published thee wssks sue
esssisey 10 tho Vermont Wstehman add state Jsaf.
nal pfinted at onipelet in this State The Last Of
which pablcaton shal be before the dey assgasd fof
Dated at ws.hns,os, al aid Disu,et, ,hs aiss day
Of Msy A. u. 1913
By Order n couri,
Attest, n. A. WHITE, Register.
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To Lumber Men l. others Inter
ested i'm the Lumber Business.

nNE Of siodJsrd's Patent New and Improved Ma
" chimes fof spltiing cad shaving sr uses, may be
soen at the Depot IA this place.
II be made tosnlt shave and joint 1000 shingei
per hour with perfect ease and the work equals the
best done by hand aud better han be done By any
other kindOf machine 40 eNistenee-wili make Them
of any required thickness tapof-requires but ANA
power to fun itdoes not waste tmbr IL not easy Il
get out ofIepar aud better than all IL not expensive
r.qutes but t.o hands "a man aud boy) 10 Tend a.
IL also adapted 10 manufacturing hsuei head. se
Jhoss eoasersant With the business easily see tho
praGt to be made from such machine.
COUNTY Town OF private rights eau be obtained at
low fxuIs. All coiuulunieatoas addres,sd to :. 1.
Howe OF VIC fauneleo with promptly attended 10
Montpelier, May 1853. 5ou
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08
NOTICE.


UNITED STATES, Vermont District, -.
NOTICE IL hereby given that special session Of
the Circuit Court OF The Second Circuit Of tho
Uniied States, tot the Dstrict Of Vermont, for tho ts
Of Criminal cares. will be- holden 1t Montpelier, 20
said Distriot, on the nnth day Of July next.
Dated at Montpelier, this 9Th dat June n. 1885.
EDWARD H. pRENTIss, CIers.