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Wholesale Dry Goods
CcC., coo.
TO MERCHANTS ONLY.

TO MERCHANTS ONLY.
CIXTY-FTvE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of New and
- Fashionable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats Boots
Shoes, Clothing and Hardware 6c &C. to be sold at pri
vate sale for cash and four months payable Bank
These Goods have been bought in New York and Bost1n
since the heavy Decline auction Of Manufacturers agents
and by the package at prices varying rom ave 10 y
cent less than their prices in June and July These Goods
cons gned to to be closed Immediately, In word,
defy competition in this Market Merchants who do
business 10 make money and pay cash aud give four
months notes and pay them, will please give a call.
Those long Wndei gentleman who willing to pay from
twenty i've 70 seventyfve ents forfeit goods for the
privilege of twelve months and then their
nlence, our house Is no place for.
ALSO Thirty thousand Dollars worth OF New and Desi
rsble Goods consigned to to be sold at auction exeiu
sively.
Our Auction Sales win continue usual every Tuesday
and THURSDAY.
TrHHs-A under tlOO cash; 800 four months
tine
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants VINO
make their Stocks 10 the Nashville market try
pop and II We Don't DO what promise then pass By.
We take great pleasure In showing entire Sscb any
and all who will give \ call.
TRABUE LUCAS
Commission Merchants,
septls-d No. "a Public square.
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AN CING

Mr. GOODWIN having returned from lae Eas', M,
w vhere ne awaited hiase6 Of opportunities fiAt
seldom Be met WITH bess to he Gil k4s
mems OF NASHVILLE and vicinity, that he viii cau-
series OF Instructions 10 the polite art o. daBrng
ON SATURDAY, SPINNER 18th, 1855,
9osoct, A. NJ aad o'clock. p At his Rooms over
Mr. Beesh's DTy Goods store College street,
Mr.. doodWin Ia his opening this wiz inrodacs
course q Classic WNtE.s that vii safpEs. ana
ei-aaos, thing - he nd yst Htroacsa Tka gensr.
ainiroducion ~ waxng IL iAshionahse ssoiety has
du. hm :, study every tsalEse q Us aud
blend hai sesAnt esss In moving, TIA makea peasars
Instead ~ labor.
fhs Nlssr' and Master Classes 10 he asraooo
FanEed win Al hs Advantages taat ~ srrTad sfsn
assecNtirE tqKfihcr make them snccrss debaanis n
touty, aut y d. aHay 9Th fhNl aHtWard die.c shch
a tines n BE them appear rude L cznnot bas be
81 p4n = Isen % see TIER rhr sfoop f2sSare si1k
sheatera and chest eoaFactsl, uhsR \ knewu lhs3
b. these grsegiai exercises Il sza ts prsteRttd
90 Tesfas made snsun a. Ais Acadeng. sepsfo--ig
II AyfS0 al possession q M Aasioa Rooaas Am noH
III ready toroceive csosl r,lacnts
= n ~. 49,
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WISH 70 BErchass = lays naneer 81 amma Wnr&
rmnfns and u Eiss Ne EasEEkz Pnncss 81 iAs sAae
Dsanrn ina tae couaty ueaA - ue D give ne . esaI
oFnen. NJ. - caskaE sFasnF
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Ws.aHsTE ID.
LAND WARRANTG

10000 g s sss SSsS . sss .s.. 30. ar n
gives u sash, ~ DAVE fiLcAkR 4 CO.
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Two Fine Rosewood Pianos,
NOtice DO COnsignees.

(GILBERT'S MAKE.)
subscriber has fine Pianos for sale good
terms. BENZ. r. SHIELDS, for Trustees
septl6 No. AZ Public square.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.

NA1sAoDiN u u n n - NHlAoUN NHN - = n = :
NJ oTfCE-Pers who have ordered Season Tickets for
~ The Theatre from the undersigned hereby notified
20 call al McCures Music Store, Union street. and gee
them previous 10 Monday, 18Th September,
viii be Issued upon any derstiou amer that time
few more remain on had Ror terms apply above
10 l-ep,t2l T. @. HUNrLEY, Treasurer.
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THERN L0TTERYI
On the Havana Plan!
More Prizes than Blanks!
1906 PRIzESi 100000 DOLLARS
ONLY $4,000 NUuRERSi
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF rae STATE oEeEoRGIA

G GLASS "a.
To be Drawn October 18th, 1855.
Concert Hall, Maeon, Ca, anasr the sworn super.
n intendenes Of Col. Goo. N. Logan and as.
A. Nisbet. Esq.
Patrons IN please examine magnificent scheme cave
fuly-eonpAre Il wh any other, and Il Il Il best
0aerec and the chances obtain Capitals Car better
than ,ny oIh.7 scheme orred dent Purciase Tcaeta
Z = = & a n a
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roR THE DISTRICTS.
let. Dist.-N. q. TAYLOR, of Carter.
3D. MOSES WHITE, of Knox.
Sd. REESE b BRABS0N, OF Hamilton
4th. w. P. HICKERS0N Of Coffee
9th. " ROBERT HATT0N,' of Wilson.
9th. 8 w. II. WISENER, of Bedford.
7th. C. G. GROVE, of Giles.
9Th. J. NJ. QUARLES, of Montgomery.
9th. ISAAC R. HAWKINS, of Carroll.
10th. JOSEPH r. M0SBY, Of Fayette.
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~ vs b nasA sAs 5 s.ssa sua
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GOLD PENS.

GOLD FENS.
JOHN YORK cO-hays just received \ ,ev ,uDptv AZ
the Sess Gold Pens IN this market. septi0
SCHOOL BOOKS.
JOHN FORK co. have just received complste as
sertment Of Classical Common ScSoo Books which thew
oeeE ioS sale cheap. aeptf0
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR TaE STATE,
NELL s. BROWN. of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
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WASHINGTON, aug. ~, Ie0os
Editor Of the Madisonian, jackson, Tenn.
am just 10 receipt Of copy of your paper of
the 10Th ult-, which presume you had the polite
ness to address 70 me, in which End the follow
ing -
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twouhAofn by The succoss which has attended tho
eu.,tiii"n "i LtSl les ILLUS rRArED NEWS.
Proprietor hns determined 10 roturn 10 hia nnr,dros
soe.eiaef' portion ofhis profits IN the following man
Every tenth subscriber will have HE money returned
ny tho nost mail, aud tho paper viii be- .eet r,s.
" lot Die term Of subscription.
Thus ia ovofy loo Subscribers 100 viii have Thai,
money returned and The paper Tor Six Months when
sheY remit s 3 aud Twelve Months whom they remit
oih,t"so, az his office, 70 Spruce street, Now Yofs
wi. O''egi''efed DO book kept by the Proprietor him.
De Pfze numbers will be- 10, 90 on. 4O So 60 20
~ Hl. Hnd 100 In each bundled. p.raans oht.ipir1
,oy ol lhe'e numbers will ha'e their money rstafaod
Persons obtaining tho following numbes. i'm .,.,,
N"u'inis 90 addition 20 tho return rf taf sut tipi,
money i' above will receive Tho following prifes
No 100 Indy,s cold bracelet
goo, Gentiemen's cold watch Chain.
Gentlemanis) VI
" 900, Lady. COLD chs,eiaine.
900, set Of silver Tea ~poous
" COO, Gold Breast-pin.
200. cold watch Ceither Ledy's or
500, diamond Ring Ceither Lady's or
Afnfiemnufs)
" 600 SEE OF SILVER dessert spoons.
1000, Grand Rosewood piauororte
These prizes will he given to The same numbers la
each 1ni every thuuWnd, boo addition To- tho
pn, nenf returned and paper sent free TO every tenth
u1scunet ts Hbuve stated.
Ths .ub.cup ION boo, was opened October %. 1856
Do Whl'h 500 iutuit subscriptions Will he registered
LNry person whu-e money b. fotufnau, OF who i
ihc RECIPIENT o ,iihcf OF the uhpve prices Will be- Pc.
CURED tu furnish 900 ackl0w Judgement ui tho same aud
tucf names Wi bH published from time tn time in the
adtoisihg columns of Lusic's Illustrated Newspapcf
II should bc hufue iu mind That euerV subscrihef
uoarf 100 circumstance, whether the recipient of d
puz' or mot, will get than full equivalent flf his
money 900 he papct Itself bic Be- the only illustrated
NcWspHper 900 the United Status.
NLunHiNG.-iersous seudiag US Eleven subscribers
are certain Go receive hack one subsctption and have
chance ilf tNu, lor example, $3.50 che receipt of ths
eleven su1-cuWIuns, thn last number on The books
might he 9'-ne Eleven additional subscribers will
thun include two prizes.
FHarK LrsrE's itusrHArrp NrwsrarER-Tho
last numbers OF ffaHk Lsshs's Illustrated .Nsosrapsr
have come 40 haud 10 style und gruefai appearance
% tcsembes and BE- quite equal the London fInsfra.
iff Nsrs, which s wofd-renuvned for the excellence
Hud vliciy oits Illustrations The New YORK papur,
huwrYer s sold nt halft the price Off oaion pnto.
Type. The cugmvinls in Frank Lcfhe sro Infinitely
superior TO those 90 Baiigu's PctariaL Htg, Eastoa
tAs ll.3m.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
For the Uaichman md Journal.
ii. ID. llorKtNs, Operator.


TnuRsDAr Noon.
Ohio-Ffemont by 10000.
Nichigan-RepubIican by 20,OOO Con.
gressmcn Republican.
.HdJOmd- Buchanan.
Louisiana Probably Buchanan.
Ttnnesse- Buchanan by 5000.
Indiana Buchanan by $1,000 to 10000
Hinois-'rho Democrats claim the State.
Observation-Disclosures, republican major.
ity 336.
.4rkansos-- Buchanan.
Kentucky Buchanan.
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Barre Academy,

'TuE WINTER TERM viii begin on = hursday y,
Nov. ~.
lNrRArf FHoM THE Hrr1Rr % rHE ErAHiEtNG
coNMtrrFE.
We found Tho iwor primo conditions ola good rhe-'
arffr ani ttarsn gtHfff OF itsfraciiaa most hap
cHnihiutd boo trs administration
We ehoefluly sly mar % b. ono of che excellent
schuus Of our Sintr. and soUhy the patronage OF
ificnis cot seug3 i'artiHg and we are hanpy TO know
that o. BE- receiving bis 10 large deuee.n
J. s. sFALDlNG.
naHaE. OCT 90 1855.
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Camphene & Burning Fluid.

4 HAVE an arrangement with tue Munuaetufers ia
l New Enghnd, to iunish pure Campheno and burn-
Ing Fluid. Families can rely upon getting good afu-
Gle, and ono that viii not smoke and gum up
'' fRED SMITH. Druggist, Montpelier
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Farm at Auction.

TUE subscriber will sell OF Public Auction on tho
premises, November -. 1856, at nine O'Clock A
NJ m- FARM, situated ia Middieser, on Onion River,
9 NO miles ffnm Montpelier Village Said Farm CON
sists of about wu hundred aefes--foriy acres being
meadow Most Of the hill land is good lillage Ia nd md
there u peniy of wood land Tor the farm. Said farm s
well watefed, add tho buildings aud fences good
repair Also Farming Tools, u Cows, calves nd 50
tons of hay. Persons wishing nice location will do
wen In be present. J, +. BAILEY.
hddleseN. October 20. 1850 IO4.
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Monks New American Map.

rNHE LARGEST GENERAL MAP Ev-
i ER ISSUED, embracing about NINE MILL
ION SQUARE MILES. Il Is the latest and only feii-
able work ostaut, exhibiting upwards Of IN A. THOU
SAND more names OF Towns and places. than any
simief wofk--pfusenling at one view all the Uniied
states and Territories aud tho British Provinces, col
the adiaernt isllnd.-CUBA, HANTi, and olhen %
the sans mpolng scale. Now adopted a. the sfAN-
DARD MAP.
Assnn wanlod 10 all paIla Of The tounuy.
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within an hour, add many aso thsv bo haze 49,, ,.
ieotly cured Of Rheumatism, Neuralir., sniosI sna
bronchial Complaints, Group, Tic Dolofeui Felons
Iamrs Piles Spfains aud Bruises, Cuts and Wounds
swoled Glands and stif joints, scfofula and Frv.ine
asi Sore Nipples and Sweled Breasts, salt Ahaum and
thnkefs 10 The mouth Or stomach, Eruptons snd ali
minutes y ol,o, Chblons or Sore o. Tender Feet IL
will be- soon that
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FRIENDS OF HUMANITY.

10 you talways disposed 10 aid the sufefing) Il NAV
appenf ncfedib'e aiter 10 sain tying the Svona.
ml " medicines Of the day. that one Application
rally aud few drops taken internally, o. my tranuine)
Electric on" VIII 40 very suddenly relieve the suH
my ufHen ~ ' "A'"'' aie u
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m HE Lat ST N E w S,
BOSTON DAILY TRAVELLER,
MORNING EDITION.
An Independent Newspaper.

Stimulated by the aauehng eountanaaee and gen
efaus appreciation oi the reading community through
which their journal has 50 extonsiyey efentt'd mo
fuhltshersui the IHAFKILEH have dotefmin 70 WIN
hold efforts, which pneuniafy and Industrial means
Gnu suuuly not ony % deserve the high estimation
which tho 10 nasi labnfs have achieved hot 10 MORT
more osalted appreciation and still wider patronage,
such na shall leave the TK,vELLrW without rival a.
mons it, contemporaries. The lihofality with which
discriminating public have heretofore responded to
their eniofntse iusios tho assurance on tho par Of
the proprietor that increase OF then endcasors 20
odH and entertain the reading community will meet
with commemorate Increase ct tho already okten-
sivo circulation Of tho TRArHLLER.
The PfoprietoTs Of tho THAyrLLEn have therefore
completed arrangement, TO issue Morning Edition VI
the THAyELLrH, which will be- calculated BY New,meR
aud Periodical Dealers on thh CAsH Pas.
M expense has heen spared In securing tho rsry ss
talent Tor the columns Of tho TkAYKLLEK aad our ~
lTORTAI AND REPOaTORiAL FORCE has been
organixed In such thorough manner that every item
nnws Of any Importance IN every Pait OF me "ota
shall be promptly given to our feadofs, WHICH, WIN
other ftcilios inr obtaining The news VIII ehane Us
10 furnish the reading public all nat can hs desired
The terms Ut tho MORNING TRAVELLER will ho
TIu.O GB.VTs PER corr,
sIr Dollars PEE Fear, iH .fdeaaee.
by-sold by Newsmen everywhere.
All orders viii bo promptly responded 10, and should
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Jf!arkGtg.


At Markrt 1891 catie, 1871 baorcs 3-i.tores consist
q 900 NarNaa uaer, Cows unl Calves, frutlinrs,
Too aus Thee fcars od-.
fmcrs-trira So a--i l.i quality s7 90 % on,
2ad quality sd,25 49, thrd qualify s. 5oa o. ufdina-
~ $3.50.
Nufktus utcn-- SIS Sl75.
Cove aui CaiYfr- s35 q 90,
leHflnes-sit ~.
Two teti ods-sl.n 25
Three ,csis oiis-s2S o. 49,
Sheep nnt 'Lamb.-4l70a 40 market. Puces-ESua
400 % 81 90 per hcad hg lots 81 90 o. TO- each.
Rcmsfks-ihH market for beef is shout ihr satne 40
last souka ioN cltle of better qnahy but nothing
that sod higher than our qunratuua- Shccp-Ihe
numhef is iafrer tnau last seek, srs bii'k end go
told by lo'cuck, r. N. Pieces about the san" as
last week
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Joshua Bliss Estate.

sIArEuF yEhMoNr,l IN Probate Conr, holden
ashineiou ut.iuct, 81. within nnd lnt suid dir
tnei, ou Che asih das Of October, A. u. 1850
Mrs. Nancy nhss, Exrcutfir of thu last will aui tee.
umcnt OF Jushua Bites late OF CALAIS in said District
deenlsed presents her administration account for srt-
Element NHrREuFos, it is ordered that che same he
fesetfed the 18Th dHy of November next nt the Poo
hate Office, in said Montpelier, fnr examination and
allowance and that 40 concerned be- noti6ed hereof
hy tho publication Of this otder On Che Vermont Watch
man aud state Journal, prntod Ht Moutpo,ier thtoe
weeks succossiyoy 90 soon as may ho thit thoy may
nFnnar a. 'nid timo and place, und, 10 they cause
Obj ect thereto.
by order az Cuuft.
Auo.i, NELSON \. CHASE, Judge.
true copy OF record.
II Attest, NELSON A. CHASE. Judge.
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DGatbG

Do suorioad on thc l7th inst Lucy A. Gayio d
wife OIL W. naxtr Esq, aged 20 years.
90 Coventry, on the lOth inst ML Ihomas Eaton.
d 20 yubfs.
IN Chrsee, 30rh inst Fanny, rohot Of the late Ampl
o. Blate, Esq. ured 81 years.
Ca Barre, sun ul Joseph Ripley, Eco, uged ~ yenfs
ono of che oldest and worhe.t cit ol The town
uicd in Warren, Get 2sth, M Jaiius Eaton, ~ the
s6h Of biz sge, formerly for my years resident
of Eunshufgh, VI.
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Greatest Cure in the World for Pain -!
A. T.. SMITHS
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
&c L &c G II RIO OTL.o
rheumatism, Ncuralisn, sna joints. &C.. &c.
A CARD.


10 Druggists aud Merchants Of psraort,
For the convenience of Dsaler add individusis Of
ibis state, have appointed Mr. FRED. T.. SMITH, II
Montpelier my Wholesale Agent, and be will be- at ~
iimes supphed with all Sues Of my GENUINE
ELECTRIC OIL" would urgo upon all dealers In
Medicine tu ufder from VI. Smith supply Of my Oh at
onco that they may be able the earliest do
mHnds. Tie will also furnish ench dealer with Show
Cards, Pustes, and 1000 Crculafs, with their name
printed thereon ugant( Road the following Procia-
mation)
r. SMITH, Chsmist
fHtLAnEtFHuA.
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Clarke's Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
W. h., Physician Extraordinary to The
Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is uofiilre in tho cure Of
90 those painful and dang disorders to- which the f.
maio cousti,ui.oa subject O. mudsn,os ali excess
and removes 900 obstruotons aud speedy cure mny be
relied un.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
it BE- peculiarly suited ., will. a shon time, bune 90
thc monthly period With regularity.
Zach battle, Pnee One Dollar, bear. the Government
stump ct Great Britain, 10 prevent eoun,oHsn'.
CAUTION.
These Pl' should not be- taken by females thai uie
pregnant, dufag ne first nree moats as thay are sure
TO- buus usea-'iare but every other time and in
ovaiy other case, they are perfectly .afe
Solo Agents for the Uuted STATE. uud Canada.
lie. BALDWIN A Co.,
Rochester, ny
FUTILE MOS Es, Albumin Y.GGsrrsL Aetrts
IS O.. sioo aud @ postage Stamps enclosed Co. any
authorized Agent. vii. ensure bottle OF The Pills b,
return maii
tur col, By FRED. T.. SMITH, Montpelier. whole
sie Agent io' Vermont. J. 81. Hon', Waictbu,y. and
BY one dfues.t ia every town .u che rnred States.
H;5.
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ORRIN SMITH NJ. d.,

HAVING sold Die premises to CHARLIE b. CHAN
- nLER VI. u oi Tunhfiiso, sould sIectfaily
tu h- former patrons ard iiend. chat boz can mo.t
freely uud cause lrniious omuiend bin surgeon
fnd fhYstctln OF mf'ure lRdRmtut and experience.
Hni Of hlh scholaf-lip DO i- procession ind every
way by Of the confidence sod patronage of thr pub
hc
noct. Smith vii offend personally TO settling all
business uHtteis until the l0ih inst
Montpelier Nov 81, $50. .3w.
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JNarriOgGg.

DO Noiudrl Oct ~. o., Rev. e.. Alice, Mr. ilof
ace Ta,le,enof Mobile, Ala, oud Miss Ru Anna
Baistow of Nouhfeid.
oct 2s, by the same, Mr Oamol w. Aivord, and
Miss Augusta 81 SHAW, both of Nouhhrh
10 Stowe Oct % by Row ". n Ti1any, Mf Jet
fsrsrl u 10 OF Minneapolis, Nj nnoroia, and Mis-. Fine
hne 4 Rauows OF Stowe.
10 Hatdwick on the "a inst, ny thr Rev. Samuel
smuh Mr.. Alofzn riandall, formerly Of imshufgh,
and Mis-. Mary %. Bronson, of lardwick.
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ESTRAYED.

| EFT Stafford Upper Village, Monday night the 4ih
- Of August, light Chestnut cnloed seven years old
mare. said maIo has long switch tail, light mnne
Hhich hos on the len side, white spot one Of the
hInd ieeii was smart md active and little lame in
whoever viii return said TO the suhscriber OF
give information where she may be found shall be iib-
eiallY rewarded b. n. COBB.
Straford, VI October H. 1850 lO,4w
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Ira DAVIS Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, IN Probate Court holdc N
Washington d. strict, -s.i OF Montpelier, withn
egg iot said disiucti on che 2-h day ot October A.
%. 1856
E-~ T. SCOTT and nENtsON Is. SMITH, admin
- istrtofs on tho estate of IRA DAY. lato of Hnt.
CO., said district deoeisrl, present theii admins
tntion account for sofilnmont
Whercnppn Itts urdrrtdthIt fhn sumo hc eferfed
to lhe l-th day OF November az tho Probate or
hco boo -aid Montpelier Tot examination and allow
auce and that 100 concerned be noti6ed hereof. by
The publication OF ihis order in tho Vermont Wsci.
man nni stio Journal, printed a. Montpelier, three
weeks fucre.stvcy as som m1y be-, thst they may
oppeai ui .ad time aud place. and Il .hoy cause
object thereto.
y y order Of Couu.
Auest, NElsoNA CHASE, Judge.
truo copy offerod.
II Attest, NELSON A. CHASE, Judge.
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Agents Wanted

ITO canvass for now aud valuable publications. This
will prove light end Profitable employment for
those who adapted Tor The business. Address
J. e. FRENCH, I6l Washington Street,
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Singers Sewing Machines.

rEHEsE celebrated machines are IN practical and
profitable use IN all parts of tho civilized world
IN all the various trades, and 10 sewing every Of
ab0, either OF cloth leather, they have been fully
iried and approved Sewing machines Of other manu-
lecturers oiien fail 10 work, but SINGERS MA
CHIMES ALWAYS OPERATE PERFECTLY, be-
ing strong durable, aud complete in contrivance and
workmanship. perfect sowing machine kept employ
cd Hhofds clear profit of 900 year hat impet-
ieci ono Is cause ut constant and Lose The
entire fonbiliy Of machines Is one great reason
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