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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-31

CFrhc New York Times has it from
good authority that not less than Sl5O,OCO
was sent into Pennsylvania from the Slave
holding Slates-in addition 10 the $4,000
contributed by the Rothscmlds, through Mr..
Belmont aud the 100000 raised from the
bankers and brokers of Wall ST. Il rs prob
able that very nearly S50O,00O was expended
BY the Democratic party IN carrying the late
State election.
a. The point made by a Republican
speaker ia New York the other day, was not
a bad one. rooubs,n sald he, boosted
that the time would come when he would
call the roll of his slaves in the shadow of
Bunker Hin Monument. The time has come
-hark he calls: Rufus Choate, here
b. f. Hallet,'-' here Charles G. Greene
here c. Il. Petslce, here Shouts
Of laughter followed the hit, but there is
melancholy moral m it. 1t Is true.
~ Mrs. Curtis. wife Of Mr. John Curtis,
Of Dorset, on the Western Vermont Railroad,
was run over by the down train on Thursday
afternoon of last week, and instantly killed.
She had been to the Store and was return
ing. aud had arrived within few yards Of
her fathers door When The accident occurred.
Sine was walking upn the track, and every
possible alarm was gwen, and efforts made
to stop the train, but without effect She
had on a hood closely drawn, and conse-
qnently did not hear the warning note from
the engine. She was about IS years Of age.
Stale Banner.
Great CRY and lille WooL-The Savan-
nah Republican says the much-talked Of
Convention Of Southern Governors at
Releigh, to deliberate upon the proper course
for the South, in the event of Fremonts
election, was attended by Gov Wise of
Virginia. and Gov. Adams Of South Caroli-
ma, all told
Hoiouag's Pills, undoubtly the best Med
icine on sale in the Union The extraord-
nary power possessed by these Pills have
rendered them Justly an universal iavorite
with the cities Of the Union owing II is
presumed to their efficacy IN all diseases OF
the liver and stomach, For the cure Of sick
headaches, bile and Indigestion, they are
also unequailed; and for all female com
plants, whether OF the daughter entering IN
to womanhood or the mother at the turn OF
life, their efirct is inialhble as they speedily
remove all such complaints from the system,
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FREMONT,


If Colonel Fremont had as many friends MS
the Mustang Liniment, the opposition coull
not draw corporars guard Mr.. Fremont
remarked in his dispatches to President Fill
more while Transporting horses and cattle
over the plains of Mexico, " That Vhe gop.
eminent ,pouid send on liberal supply Of
.iIisiang Imminent il ,oouid saue % per cent
of his lossesn This is very important for
all Farmers and Liyerymen to know. The
Mustang Liniment is a wonderful article Tor
man or beast. II should always be used Tor
Sores, Swellings, Stuff Joints, Burns, Bruls-
es Rheuma,isr Pans, &c, and for Galds'
Sprains, spayins, RinRbone, &c. upon hors-
es. Be,Oare Of mutations. rhe Mustang
is sold by all respectable dealers every
where ~
BARNES g. PARK,
Os.lmo Proprieiors, New York.
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Southern Testimony.

The following letter in the Richmond
/ Wing, Tone Of the slaunchcsi pro.savory
sheets az the South gives Nrginlan's opn.
ion Of Kansas, and ~ interesting MS confirm
ing the reports Ut border rufan oulmrcs,
which the Buchaneer presses are constantly
eDdeoyoring to stamp as falsehood;
PLATTE Co, Mo-, Sept. 10.
send your few facts in writing bclov~
ing that your know very little Of what is
daily transporting in the great West. What
Information your Virginians get, coming from
some little papers in Kansas and the borders
thereof, is not TO be relied on.
What those papers contain is false in part
r is false in toto. sond you printed SAM
pie. | have lived long in Richmond, but
am now here in this goodly land, the plate
| Purchase" "a lairer land than this never
sun viewed in his wide career. A lovely
spot for all that life can ask. Salubrious -
MIDI
The settlers Of Kansas are from almost
every State in the confeGeracy, but chiefly
from the free States the rest are mostly
Missourians. It is doubtless knoF n 10 YOU
that the Missourans have made repeated in
vasions Of Kansas. When the elections
came of, l,he first one particularly hundreds
Of wagons, loaded with provisions arms of
every calbre and name, ammunition, and
bnrrels Of whlskey, were driven 10 with
I M half a mile of the polls. There the in-
yaders encamped, and shouting, swearing
drinking, firing, hallooing, roaring, damning
&C., this world never saw before Next
morning they marched to the polls and gave
Democratic vote. After voting, they re-
turned t. their camp, renewed their baccha-
nallans orgies, and the next day crossed over
TO Missouri This is as true as any record
in the United States 1t would require many
sheets o. foolscap to contain 1.-THE Of the
barbarlues, robberlcs, murders, that have
been committed in Kansas. You know the
Missourians have thrown every printing
press INTO the Missouri river that dad not hoist
the negro flag. Il is thus you hear er Ddrie
testimony, aud nine teuths Of that is ahrica-
ton. n majority OF he people Of Kansas
rerc and are for milking It a irsee Siaie.-
Ihey are not ab,iitionisi, but free State men.
The Missouuans showing ibis, have had
recourse TO various expedeuts. The last or
dernier resort Is TO expel or ostracse them.
About ten days ago, the Missourians in
vested Leavenworth city, the largest town 30
Kansas, and gave peremptory orders to every
man IN the city, whom they suspected Of
free State sentiments, TO leave 10 one hour
and n half, or die. One hundred peaceable,
orderly artisans. merchants, &c were thus
compelled to leave their houses, furniture,
shops, tools, stores. &c. 10 the honesty and
mercy Of One Of them had in bis
store $4,000 worth Of goods as per invoice.
II you have any idea what were The feelings
Of the Aiheuans when they abandoned
Athens, aud Simon took with him only part
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EnR THE TOILET.

IT De- HaHlr HrcoHxrsuru FoH IT'S Fttaa,~oE.
nURiNG tho time thus celebrated compound has beor
- before the American Pulr 30 h1s won lur itself
forutaio which dfstnes DO 20 take the lead OF 90 pep
afauuus Got ihe hIif.
From Loonafd -todaid, city Nat-hil of lawrence.
To wHoN ir NAV CoscFEs Having nsed Delisht-
epaush iu.trll iot thc hA Tor sesvfli uuut- past,
do NOT hesitate say that far exceeds yhng OF
ihe tind have used. n YOU have iad head Try
b.. ifyou blessed with good hoad of hair aud wish
tn frtliu 30 glossy hoalthy aud rice then u-o Delight.
Spani-h iu-tml--it 90 just the thing 90 do it
f,0m Latter from David Morgan. of ths Bay State
Wills. i.awfruce.
bod but very hule faith in the Spanish iustial
knowing thaf there o. much imposition boo he shape of
" tar kesiotHivos b" hut concluded Co tfy %. The
hfsi nHulo cHused fuzzy appearance my head, fol
lowed by youHs btr, and before bad finished The sec
ond bottle had most plentiful crop, which entirely
feat-d the wonderful virtues uf the spanish Lustfal
Sly re,itencr Is 40. Is Boy State Corporation, Law
renee. where can be- seen al 1nY time.
Pfsplted 10y j. 81. WAnLfiGu, Druggist, No. Ap
plrtuH Block, Lawrence, Mafs.
20 and 80 Gents per Bottle.
FRED. q. SMITH Montpelier, Wholesale Agent fo
Vermont, to wbow ali orders should be Addressed.
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A CARD
L O t II e l. les.
DIR. DupOnCO'S Frcnch periOdi-
cal f.nlhftt lptI4s

ln'a'ltbo in teu"ttnr siorpat's ~ upfI iift.ra q
tho menfes Ihsrr fiIis nothing ntu, but hav,
ro,n used by the Doctor Tor many Yeas bulb Fanco
and he urfod BY mnny thousands OF lad who have
used them, mako tho Pills public, iortr uleyhiion
veil as 20 pfoFcni pregnancy 10 those ladies whose
honih will not pffuit increase OF family rfeanani
females 90 those surprising hcmsoves so, nro caution.
ed agai usnr these f while pregnant aa be- pro.
milton, although tncif mildnoss wuu prevent any ms
chief 10 hoahh otherwise these Pulls nte focoGino nd
o. fnll and etplot directions accompanying each
Hor. rucesl.
Upon receipt Of one dollar, box viii be seut Co any
address BY foiufn mail Dtort 90 urdciaio
FRED T.. SMITH Whoiotale nwnrist, Montpelier,
Gonciul Agent Tor the State of Vermont.
Geo Nichols, Aeont, NotthdDld. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-31

SEoutnER RpAcEsASD SKfur suFrlurErs --N vofy
dnc assortment Of these hilhly approved anico- ioi
Gents Ladies' nnd chi dftu's Wcnt
They hene nfcscihed daily hg our best physicians
preventative TO that awful dec sc Csnsuupfiaa.
People noined 90 welk imrs or saopiHg paffHrc are
particularly dtsifed to pay momours attention 10
th1ss Justly celebrated insffnmtnts, Parents should
have watrhfui eye Co. theif chiiou whlc attending
school, and prevent who ihUy may thc uf their
c07suiuuout by breaking up tho habit common a.
mung students, OF standing sitting iu leaning %
crooked posture.
FRED. p. SMITH, niugg-i,
MuafnaItnf VI
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5AQrriagRg.

A. the residence of Mrs. May sloan 100 Lyme, n.
H., Oriubrf 2lst, lass. by tho Rev. EfdiN iinnvy,
Ma ID %. BOSNOKTH, oi tbs htm Of Roswouh &
Sons. Bctiu Vermont. TO Mics CHARLOTTE A.
SLOAN, Of Lyme. Foe TscoWed-lhlnks.
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ESTRAY ED.
Farm at Auction.

THE subscriber will sell at Public Auction on tho
y premises, November 10. 1856, at nine O'Clock A.
NJ. his Farm, situated 10 MddloseT, Onion River,
two miles from Montpelier Village. Said Farm con
ssts Of about two hundred aeres-fofiy acres being
meadow. Nest Of the hill land is good ags land and
there IL plenty Of who'd land for the farm Said farm 10
we'll watered, and the bulldogs ard fences IN good
repair Also, Farming Tools, u Cows, 4 Calves and 50
tons of hay. Persons wishing noe location will do
WILL to bo present. J,F. BAILEY.
MddloseE. October 90. 1854 l04s
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NllTICE
To The Stockholders and Creditors Of the Yer.

To The Stockholders and Creditors Of the Yer.
mont Central and Ysrmont and Canada
Railroads.
1 toLhERS Of STOCK add bonds in there Roads afc
MOI ihrd ths' The agreement for consolidation can
be- found nt The Office Of -. SMITH, 10 Mont poet.
Parties interested auihofza their representatives
IN Sign be agreement Tor thom and obsina copy Of he
Report OF he Committee on Consolidation, by applying
above.
an. - Ll-L- --L-.L.-L IL La.n IL-L.-
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I)Gutbg.

A. Gsinesvilo, Ala, October l0 1856, Of iypho ie
vsr, Mr. Gcorre Underwood, only 500 OF Hon Abel
Underwood oi Wells Rivet, VI, aged % years.
Ia Montpelier October p, Lonucl D., eide-i son Of
A. \. aud N. b. Wing, aged IS years aud 10 months
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-31

FKArx LEsLtE's InusrHArEp NLwtFArEs-Ih he
last uuubeis Of Frank Le'iis's Musuaicd NsnTePer
have come 10 hand. In style end general appearance
escmbles- and h. quite equal 10 the London Hastra
cd Nos, which Is wuTd-feuowuet for The excellence
and variety offs Illustrations Tho New YORK pnpefs
however sold at halftho price ofis London p"to-
Bpe. The engtavings 30 Frank Le'he ore infinitely
superior to those 10 Baloa's Pictorial Hh'g, Eostoa
Pa. ll;jm.
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s. i Q o
PROC A M A 10 N q.

To hs Mayor and CinisHs Of Philadelphia aHdh UaioH
propose to treat ms Electric oil on any II Rhsli-
maiisn .Nfuraisia Paraiyfs, dtAma, Piss, Govt, r.
and 8gue, THUR, ftoas, Seedlings Of all kinds.
Cfamps Dsafno.s, land some other caHcs that have
treated successfully and 10 forfeit 20 public insti
buttons tho Mayor may name 500, II my Genuine Flee
ific Oil docs not make oiIortua IN each case
a Goutiemsn at Rufnhan's Hotel Montpelier used
Tor Neuralgia, aud says ho had riod In vain 10 sleep
fnf days and uightshis face dfoudfuy swollen
and exceedingly painful ny of applications Of the
Electric OIL be WIS entirely relieved, aud in an
h aud hali vent TO bed sud slept nicely Tie has
had tuiutu uf hs disease, although the weather was
danny bod. "a haa neves tailed single case Of
Information There b. much in using tho % oil right
Follow the directions
the counterfeit young acanps ho my certificates
sell and deceive The people. Only Depot, that Ia
n &. corner WALNUT aud EIGHTH Street, Phila
de pha. All my hnttlcs must have my 10 the
glass. All the advertised m this paper year OF
iwo past made by my Oil.-Comc anu see the
uhcates of $40 Ciukrns.
ufs D.
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Monks New American Map.

THE LARGEST GENERAL MAP EV-
ER ISSUED, embracing about NINE MILL,
ION SQUARE MILES. ID IS the iatcft and only fali.
nhla work eNtlnt, exhibiting upwards Of ONE THOU
~AND more names Of Towns and places. than sny
similof wofk-prrsentng AZ one view all the United
states Hud Tefofos. aud tho Butish Provinces, col.
uied 90 couniits. Also, Mexico, Genital America, and
iho adjacent isli nds--CUBA, INNrI, aud Others on
mo ame imno.us scale. Nov adopted as the STAN
DANtD MAP.
A.nnL- NLuL-l ln -l- n-n- Of LAa Nomnl1H.
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ESrouH.GEn hy tho success which has attended tbc
publication OF LESLIE = ILLUSTRATED NFWS
AFth' which is now closing iis second volure tho
ffopneiof has determined 10 return 10 hs numerous
'uo'onoef' portion Of h profits 10 tho iolowng man
Every tenth sub,cfibsr will have nj. money returned
ny the ne'i mai aud tho paper will be- tcnt graaiou
tg fnf bic term of suhscrptinn.
Thus Boo every 400 subscribers. 100 will have ttoit
hey remit 81, md Twelve Months when they remit
Fverv subscription, as u 10 received by lottor of
otherwise, ~ his office. 70 Spruce siroet New York
sslf
The Prizc numbers will he TO- %. 30. 40, 30 60, TO-.
10. so ani 100 in each bundled. P.rsons obtaining
a. above.
Persons ohtsrirg the following number. 10 evory
thousand boo addition iho " hoif subscription
money as above. will receive the falowing prizes.
No 100 LHdy's Cold Bracelet
200, GentIemen's Gold watch Chain
" 500 Gold Watch (either LRdy's or
Geutleman's)
g 400 Lndy's cold chsteIsine.
500. set Of silver Tea spoons.
GOO, Gold Breast-Pin.
roo Gold watch CeIther Lady's or
Gentieman's)
500. Diamond Ring (either Lndy's or
900, set rsilver dessert spoons.
:, 1000, Grand Rosewood Pianoforte.
These pfiyss will be- given 10 the same nutnbefs IN
each and evefy thou1nd, iu addition tn The sub.cpou
mone' being returned and paper sent free to every rnth
uNf'ithei ~ above stated.
INT subscription hoos opened octo1"i 90. 1855,
~ which III utuie su,scnptons Will be- registered.
tVeiy person Nhu.e money b. leiufnedi OF who u
the recipient o eiihe Of the above pfzrss will be re-
qufrd frnish un Judgement 90 toe same hud
theif names Will be published from time 90 TIME 10 the
advettis columns l.esrs ilu-tfafrd Newspaper z.
IL should be bone 90 mind that erfrg fn'so''Defi
under ali ctteumstancrt ,gnether the recipient Of a
fzs NOT will get more thHn afui equisalsn NJ Ton hts
money IN the paper tseif ihis is the ony Illustrated
Newspaper 90 the United states
tLuHntSG.-Pefsurs sending Us Eleven suh'oti'er
corntut receive back one subscription and have a
chance for two for example, on the feceipi OF the
eleven subscriptions, the last number on me n'oh.
might be- sS--the Eleven additional subscribers will
then include two pfIes.
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WM. WHITES ESTATE.
Administrators Rale

DUhsuA ANT to IN Order Of Coufi, will be sold NJ
PUBLIC AUCTION on the 92i day Of December
nesi on thc premises, the following valuable REAL
ESTATE visi
About eight nine ofiand and water privilege
near tho Village In ifashufgh, on which s Saw Mil,
Machine Shop, Iron Foundry Blacksmith shop Starch
Nil hamo tpauy enclosed three dwelnr houses,
out buildings, s'otchousos &C. Also, tho equity n
redemption of small house and lot near and adjoining
M" shove ioesihef with quantity Of window frames,
sash md glass add Other Articles.
The shop e'nllin' Planning Machine, Circular Saws,
Tuning lnihei lennon Machine, &c. &C. all In good
running order
The pfopsfty Is situated on Black River. within a
f"urih Of mills ofthe Count House i easy Of access
and within three or four miles Of Tho passumpsc pall.
road now in OF being extended, and ~ Whoe
this nupeuy h considered by competent Judges 10 bo
tho moe deshlo water privilege ~ Northern Vermont
Tho ineumbmnres which have heretofore existed TO
prevent asae tho property are now removed and tho
estate must be- sold without reserve.
sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock An. Terms made
known a. th@ time aud pleo Of sole and the premises
shoNn nnd Information given to any person drsifaus 20
purch''c, at any time previous 10 the day ofsals.
A o. KiMBALL, Administrator
ifushuVh 22l October. 1855 iIsw
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Clarke's Female Pills.

Wal n y = = III dAC AAA0t
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from n Prescription fS1 }. Clarke,
VI D., Physician Extraordinary 10 The
Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uniailng IN The euro NJ
all those painful and disorders which he o-
male constitution subject. IL nodofutas alt etouss
and removes 800 distinctions, and speedy cure may be
fehod on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
il s peculiarly suited. u will boz short time bnng on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle Puos One Do1ir, bear. the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent eountofeite
CAUTION.
These Pin. should not be taken by fumales that nfa
pregnant during Ae 6rsi three montts they sure
to bnas miscarriage bot every other time and 10
every other case, they are perfectly safe.
Solo Agent. for the Un'tcd State. and Canada
lie. BALDWIN & Co,
Rochester, NY.
TuTrLEh MOSES, huhuro,N Y.,GnsEsaL AaKsts
n 70. sloO and g postage Stamps enclosed To- sny
authorized Ageat, will ensure bottle Ut The Pills by
return ma,.
POI ,sis b, FRED. e. SMITH, Montpelier. whole
ole Agen, tor Vermont. J. NJ. neory, Waterbury, nod
by drug ;is, 10 every town 10 tho United States.
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FINE WOOLED
Spanish and French Bucks.

r. PNENlUM BUCKS. frii Mooded. will no sold At
" .gTCgfO.v.
nefhc ommon opposite tho rsYifln. on "Wednesday
nr.'s Nov 9Th at O'clock, e. NJ They will he soid
singii OF by lot, 10 suit purchaser. sale positive
WI SMITH.
Hon. John Gregory Salesman. dSw.
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Singers Sewing Machines.

TINHESE celebrated machines are in practical and
profitable nse in all parts Of the civilized world
10 all the va,ious trades, and IN sewing every sort Of
fabric, either OF cloth leather they have been fully
tried and approved Sewing machines OF other manu-
lecturers often fsil TO work, hut SINGERS MA
CHIMES ALWAYS OPERATE PERFECTLY, be-
ing strong, durable, and complete in oonriv.nce and
wors manshp. perfect sewing machine kept employ
cd affords clear PROFIT oi 900 gear but an imp~r
feet Onn u Of constant vexaton and oss. The
entifo reliability Of machines is great reason
l.. L. H. 4 ..L---..
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NOTICE
StraYed or Stolen

prom Inc Stable Of George Langdon IN Montpelier,
on the night OF the 2st inst, four yoafs old dark
bay or chestnut horse. dark name and tail Whoever
will dsd and return the same 10 MI Langdon, OF To
Inc suhsctiher in Walden will he literally rewarded
October 81 1854 lls3w' WM WEEKS.
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m He TEST NEW S.
BOSTON DAILY TRAVELLER,
MORNING EDITION.
An Indenendant NeWspaper.

Stimulated by The hsuoiing countennnre and gem
fous appreciation OF tue refdin. community, tht"ugh
which their journal has eKten.iyei cf'ulit"d the
Pubsbersoi the IRAVEtLEH have determined 10 WIN
hold no efforts, which peouniaty end industrial means
con supply, only deserve the high estimation
which their past labuts have achieved, but To mem
more allied appreciation add sti wider patronage
such shall leave the TEAvELLER without tiYa a.
n,oos it, contemporaries The hhsfaiiiy with which
discriminating public have heretofore responded To
their enterprise, iu,ihes the assurance on the par OF
the prophet ofs that increase OF thci endTayofs TO
eddy and entertain the reading community VIII meet
with conimensurate increase Of the already eKton-
sise circulation Of the lRatElLEs
Tn. PropTiotots Of tho TRAvELLER have thofeiofe
completed arrangements TO issue Morning EDITION OF
the THAyHLLER, which will bo e. cnatod by Nc"smrn
aud Periodical dealers GA thh Can Pas
No expense has been sptfed 10 securing ihe perg bsst
talent Tor the columns Of the THAYKLLtR; aud our I'D
ITORIAL AND REPO1TORlAL FORCE mas been
organized in such thorough manner thai otefy item
news OF any Importance in every patti Of lho wotld
shall ho promptly given to our fe-defsi which, WIN
other fciuies iof obtaining the news, Wi enahe Us
40 furnish tho reading public Dll that can hs desired
The forms of the MORNING TRAVELLER viii he
TWO CE.VTS PEh corr,
str DOIFars f'tr Fear, IN .FdrdHoe.
01y-sold by Newsmou everywhere.
Al orders will be promptly responded to- and should
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Joshua Bliss Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, IN Probate uonr, holdsn
Warrington District, -. Il within and for said di''
tfiot, on the 2eth day Of October, A. y. 1886
sire. Nancy Bliss ENoeutnK OF tho lat val aud tes-
timont OF Joshua Bliss late Of Caais M said dstfci
deceased, presents her adminauaon account Tor set
tlemnnts MHEHEuFor, IL Is ordered that 'he suns he
feseed % the 18Th day OF Novembef neHt nj ihe fo
bate Office, ia said Montpelier, iat examination and
allowance and that all concerned be aoihed hefeoi
by the publication Of this oider In the Nefmuni Watch
man and State Jnurna, pnated 81 Montpehef, three
weeks snroessivrlY soou as may be- TINT they may
arpnaf ud time and place, aud, u 1hey see cause.
object thereto.
nv order &C Court,
y w Aiin.t. NELsoN A CHAsE. Jndge.
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Ira DAYS Estate.

STATE or VERMONT In Probate Count holden
Washington Distinct, a. at Montpelier, whhln
sod for sad district, the 2sih day OF October, A.
H. lest. - ......
IfssE SCOTT aad DENtSON X. SMITH, admin
y istra,ors an tho ostne of IRA DAY late Of Haf-
rn said district deceased, present ihoi sam'""-
uaton account Tor soiilement
Whsfoupou il orderedthai The same he felefied
Ca the 18th DAY Of November nott Al the Probate OF
hoa ~ aid Montpelier, for examination ana allow
snre and that al concerned be notified hefeof BY
the publenton Of thu Older IN the Vermont Nnieh-
m an and state Journal, pfniea at Montpelier, three
eets acoessvely as soon as may be, that ;hey may
sppeai At .aid is snd place. and II 'hey see cause,
obi oct thsfeto.
By order OF Couiis
A true copy ofTeeotd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-31
Asa Sprouts Estate.
NOTICE

3 ho,shy E,soa that have this das given N.
l AItnsn htLo snirH his time, aud shall neih.r
s(sr his date. WILLIAM SMITH.
Orange, Oct 3. 1856. O9i j~s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-31
From the CIaremont Eagle.

THE Ers.-M. N. Lewis, Optician. from Abany n.
w. Il stopping az tho Sullivan House Gf low days,
whore be- miy be- consulted regard 20 all the diseases
nnd impoiisctnus uf ihc eye He manufactures spec
tacoa from Scotch pebbles and furnishes glasses Of su-
pefili quality. iU fully understands hs business and
We checruly recommend him 10 ~ who have need Of
biz services as skilliul lud experienced Upcinn.