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Mrs. Sally DEMONS ESTATE

" II ENfIs y
vi STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District, S.
In Probate Court holden al Montpelier in and for said
District, on the 18th day Of December, A. ID. 1896,
+. 5. Newcomb, administrator on the estate OF Mra.
Sally Demmon late Of Waterbury, in said district, de-
ceased makes application 10 said court for extension
Of the time heretofore allowed him. in which pay the
debts due from said and render his administra
ton account until some future day WhereupOn. IL Is or
dered 10y said Court that said application be heard az TIC
Probate Office IN Montpelier, the 9th day Of January,
1887 aud IL is further ordered that notice be given all
persons concerned by the publication Of this order in the
Vermont Waterman and State Journal, printed Mont
poliu three weeks successfully, before said hearing
By order Of Court,
Attest, I. II. MERRILL, Register.
true copy Of record,
lS3w Attest H. r. MERRILL. Register
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CTEPHEN PEARCE'S EsTATE.--Thc

SIEPlIEN PEARCES ESTATE.--The
- Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Washington Commission
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
o an persons against the Of Stephen Pearoe late
Of Calais, in said District deceased, represented nsOl-
vent, and the Of six months from the 9th day Of
December 1856 being allowed by said Court the cred
itos Of said deceased exhibit and prove their respec
tive claims before Give Notice that will attend
TO the duties Of appointment at the dwelling-house
Of Polly Pearce in Calais, in said District the 10th
day Of January and the Both day Of May next 10 o.
clock in the forenoon each Of said days.
CHESTER BUGBEE, r.,
l.. W. PIrKIN, '0"'
Calais, Dec b. 1856. I83w
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DOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CON
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Druggists boston. proprictors BE eff 10 get the
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THIBETS AND LYONEESEs. Wool De-
i lains, Popns Of every shade and quality, At
KOBINSON'S.
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Sohlyi
She IS lying
Wih her irs apart
hnhiy
sh~ IL lying Of a broken heart
Whisper
She rs going
10 her final rest.
Whisper
Life {, growing
Dim within her breast.
Gently
She BE- sleeping
She has hrcathed her lasti
Gently
While you're weeping
She 20 Heaven has past
"wih SOME aHcrtauon 10 the break Of the lines thi
is ,cfy sweet" Then hc finds fault again, amiablo Mr.
Buttic t man who ends no fault never sincerely
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o. picture Of o. real American ,uowdrh, erer ra
painted and perceive for the second or third Time u h
course OF our pcrcennations that Eastman "a ef h
rgit sftF and has in him smeddum cnough--lhy refer
ring 60 glossary, hnd Thar that means metal enough
put the maundcrngs Of other poets entirely out o
fashion. Compare with them this " Scene in Vernon
winter
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REDDING'S RUSS

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Scalds IL heals rapidly, Reduces inhammatons,
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o Sold by all country Stores.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKBT.--Deo. 81.
By Telegraph to tho WateAman Journal
Al Market, SIG Cattle, $50 Beeves and lj0 Stores
consisting Working Oxen, Cows, and One, Two an
Three years Odds.
PRICES.
Beef extra, $500 s25 Working Oxen, 500 Il
" first quail. 76g l15 Cows Calves, goa
" see. 625 "a 100 Nearlings, 10 a
" third 800 a 800 Two years olds, 2sa
" ORDINARY 40 Three 2Sa
Sheep and Lamhs.--At Market, 1880. Prices
In Lots, 1000 400 Extra a select, 900 90
REMAINS.
Prices Of Beef about the same last week. Abou
two-thrds Of the pcvves Oxen We noticed n
sales higher than quotations The sheep were most
T. - rr~olrni anali'v hut r'ld don
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v ERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANG EMBNT.
FoRMNo INV ROUTE FOR CHcAuo AND THE WEST
Northern, Western, British and L. S. Mail Route.

10 commence Thursday Jan. l. 1857.
TRAINS GoINa Norm. Leave Montpelier at Z 40 A.
NJ, and i'3 - NJ. Mail Train connects at Windsor and
White River Junction with trains leaving Boston and
Springfield az 100 A. IT., me day and from New York
the day previous at 800 r NJ; leaves Windsor LIS
Me- and connects at Rouscs Point with train for Mont
real the next morning. and with train for Ogdensburuh
Toronto, Detroit Chicago and the West, via Grand Trunk
and Great Western Railroads. making the shortest, best
aud most reliable winter nom New England TO the
West
Accommodation train leaves Mortified az 7.30 A. N.,
connects az Rouscs Point with train for Montreal and
Ogdensbursh the same evening, and for Toronto and
Chicago next day.
TRAINS GofNG SouTH.-Lcayc Montpelier at 9.2) A
NJ, and 53J r. Mail Train connects at ousc's Point
with trains from Ogdensburgh and Montreal the night
before at White River Junction and Windsor with trains
for Boston and New York, arriUing Boston earlier
than hy any other route
Accommodation Train leaves West Alhureh at 10 A. Ne
stops night az Nurhicd, and connects with trains
arriving in Boston at 6lj r. N and at New York at IL
NJ.
Tickets Tor Chicago, Detroit and the West via Grand
Trunk aud Great Western Railroads, for sale at the prin
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r. SHERBURNE, Supt.
Mortified, VI, Jan. J, 1851. ~.
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Glutbtng,

.TO PURCHASERS OF READY MADE
CLOTHING AND CLOTHS,
would say that have opened Store Of NEW GOODS
opposite the
Brick CnuRcH MAIN STREET, MoSTPRLER, VI,
Where can be found good assortment Of Ready-Aade
CLOTHING. Good Stye-Good Quality, and Very
Cheap. S. T.. ROBINSON,
Opposite Brick Church, Main Street.
ID r. RIKER, DRAPER d TAILOR
l.. Has just returned from New York with good
assortment Of
BROADCLOTHs, CASsGNIERES AND vEsTINGs,
which he will make up IN latest STYLES aud best nau-
ncr Garmon Cut Tor others % make az aud warranted
% IT.
Needles Talor's Measures. Ca,yons Shirt Bosoms
Collars and SCOTS Reports Of New York Fashions for
sale.
Montpelier, May 10. 1856.
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A q A. HOBART JR's ESTATE

a. STAIR or VERMONT District of Randolph, IS.
The Hon. Probate Court for said District Of Randolph,
To all persons concerned in the estates Of Adam HO
bart and Adam Hobart Jr late Of Randolph, deceased,
Greeting
Whereas, Samuel Sparhawk and Alonzo Smith, Adj
illustrators Of the estates Of said deceased request said
from and after the Doth day Of December A. d. 1856 to
make payment Of the final dividends on the debts and
hereby notified that said application will be heard at
session Of the Probate Court to be held at the Hotel in
West Randolph on the second Tuesday OF January 4.
ID. 1857 at which trs you may be heard in the prena-
.aa order shall be published three weeks sue
ecssiyely in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal
newspaper printed at Montpelier in this State the last
Of which publication shall be before the day assigned for
hearing aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at w ash
ington, this llth day Of December, a. D.. 1856
lS'3w H. A. WHITE, Judge.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-23
The DeEIuItcrS.

Itis understood that tho Grand Jury
of Franklin county have found in
dictments against both Breslin and
Gibson for embezzling the State funds.
Gibson is at Columbus, but Breslin, it
is said, has taken a trip to Queen
Vic's possessions. We cannot help
thinking that the two are partners in
iniquity. their motions all tend to
confirm this belief. Look at the cir
cumstanccs. The law under which
Breslin might have been convicted for
embczzlcment has been repealed, and
the new law on the subject, thanks to
the stupidity of the recent Legislature
contains no saving clause that will
hold him for the crime. Gibson is the
one who is in danger ofthe peniten-
tiary, and bankruptcy (; and the ef-
forts Of both are, therefore, put forth
to save him. For political effect Gov.
Chase and the Black Republican press,
generally, are aiding tile two brothers
in.law. Thus, Gibson declares that
Breslin stole the money Chase and
his organs, despite his official state
mcnts to the contrary, repeat that
declaration ; BresIin is mum on the
subiect-does not deny the charge
and by this course the impression is
made upon the minds Of the people
that such is actually the case. When
the Grand Jury began its sittingS,
Gibson presented himself at Column
bus like an innocent man while Bres-
lin ran away like a guilty one !
There was another object in view, We
opine, in this procedure. Had Bres-
lin staiG in the State he might have
been subjected to an examination be-
fore the Grand Jury, or the lnvestiga,
ting Committee, and this, Of course,
he did not desire, as thereby his broth
er.in-law might be the sufferer. 1t is
stated by a Columbus correspondent
that Gibson has been making Il clean
breast of it before the Investigating
Committee; also, that before BresIin
left for Canada he proposed to retain
Gibson's Counsel in his own case, but
that the proposition was declined
No wonder; it would have indicated
too plainly a collision. Breslin's
counsellors have advised him to sur,
render himself to the authorities.
Gibson will now 60 to work to
prove himself a falSifier, and the bet.
ter he can succeed in the undertaking
the less will be the probability of his
conviction.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-23
Practical AmRIgamatiOn in
Illinois,

The Chicago Times Of the 10th
gives an instance Of the practical car
rying out Of the doctrines Of the Black
Republicans in Northern Illinois. II
says:
"Knox County, Illinois, or at least
all that part of it lying about Gales.
burgh, has lately been thrown into
high state of excitement by a veritica.
ton of Greeley's prediction. 1t seems
that during the campaign oflast year.
when Banks, Burlingame, Grover
Hale, Gen. Nye, and other Abolition.
lists visited this region, the negro
equality faith, always very strong, go,
intensely heated at G~alesburgh, and q
most respectable aud wealthy farmer o.
that vicinity, the head ola large fami.
ly, by way Of showing his sincerity ii
the doctrine, took a negro man into
his house, treating him as an equa.
and a fit associate for members Of his
family.
Time which develops all things
has developed even to the Abolition.
lists of Galesburgh the practical effects
ofthe teachings of Rurlingame anc
Banks. One Of the daughters
young and blooming girls now {
mother, and the mother of a black
mans child! Abolition ladies, moth
ers and maidens who cheered Gen
Nye and John p. Hale when they as
serted that negroes were the equals o
white men, now turn away from thu
poor victim ofthat system OF teaching
GaleSburgh has long been celebrated
for it's Abolitionism. 1t is fit that it
practical manifestations should hay,
occurred there"
The Times suggests the child shout,
be named after N. p. Banks, the lat
Speaker ofthe House, as he is tn
great champion Of the equality Of tn
races.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-23
The Ohin Statesman.

This journal has recently changed
proprietors, Col. Medary having sold
out to Col. Geo. W. Manypenny, late
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and
formerly a member of the Board OF
Public Works. If the Statesman
does not now improve IN efficiency
we shall feel much disappointed. Col.
Manypenny is an old editor, has had
considerable experience in political
affairs and is, withal, a mar Of good
ability and untiring energy. In Ibis late
position he proved himself a faithful
officer, and in the performance of his
duties gave satisfaction to all save
those who sought to plumber either
the government or the Indians. May
he be equally fortunate while at the
head of the central organ Of the Ohio
Democracy. His s~alutatory has no
yet appeared.