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4 LII persons indebted to me are requested
~ to pay their accounts by the first day of
March, 1857, as l wish to go East for goods
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JOHN MYERS, ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 26th day of March,
1877, appointed by the Probate Court of Mon
roe county, Ohio, administrator of the estate
of John Myers, deceased. sA .i' 7S
HARVEY T. MITCHELL, Admir-.
.sApsl l, 1857.
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when Mrs. Smith was advertised to ape
pear in tro pieces. After the performance
he demanded the return of his money, for
he said Mrs, Smith appeared whole during
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write compositions, he sometimes received
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Following is specimen:
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e. To ensure prompt answers, address all
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In Waterbury, ou the zen inst, hy Hon. e.. S. Vow
comb. Edwin A. Shcruin Of rtchburgh Mass, and Miss
Sarah A. Rice of Waterbury.
I'm Glover, Feb 2ith, by Rev Geo. Severance Nv.
Daniel Sanders Miss Julia Everett, both of Charleston
lu suaHlrd, March sth, by hcy. Mark Powers. Mr.
Francis H. Young of Kauclvle, Kane County, ILL.,, 20
Miss Betscy %. Patterson, OF STAFFORD
Patterson o., Brookheld and Miss Jane r.. Wilson, Of
Orange.
Do Birrc, March 10Th, by Rev j. SARGENT. Ny. kim
BAH Blanchard and Miss Ctuda D.. Walker. both OF 3D..
lu Barnett ou tho lih inst, hy Rev james NcArihor
Mr. william j. Symcs of Rycgaic, and Miss Merriam
Anderson OF Barnet
On liardvick, March B. by Rev. Samuel Smith, Mr.
William ID. Bronson Of lInrdwick, and Miss Anna ID.
Mason of Goshen Gore.
DO Nor.hfrld March 10, by Rev. ~ a. Rice, Mr. Geo.
Cfnm, and Miss Mary Hunt. all OF n.
Ia pitntrd Feb. 2S, hy Rev. W. j. kiddct, Mr. AL
den n. Whitcomb OF Narshhcld and Miss Jaunotte
Knapp of East MONTPELIER.
In WMtsGeid. March 10. hy Rev. T. Morrill,. Mr.. Ira
G. Taylor ~ W.. aud Mis-, Emily Griggs of tnyston.
In Berlin. March d. hy Rev. J.. III. Stone Mr Norris
Wright OF Montpelier. and Miss Mary l.. Richardson of
Berlin.
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DEATHS

lu Montpelier Nhrch % George Albert, only child Of
John O.. and Sarah N. lIlrr1u, agod year.
lu Montpelier jam. 26h, Henry w. Coburu. only SON
Of Auaou aud Ccul coburu. OF Cabot aged % years.
ln Narhhed. March l2h, Nathaniel liaIl, SON Of
John lllN, AGED ID years.
ln Burke, March ih, Hon. George W. Dunison,
a0od 11 voars.
lu NorhArid, March llh. Nathan D. Ashcroft aged
CD years
ln jericho, March 7th, George Howe, w. d., after O.
short Illness 1f about one week. ngcd 10 years
I'm Neremncs March llth, julia vito of %. O.. John-
SOW, editor of tlc Nr-euuc Citizen, boo tc 3ih year oi
hcr age. Her lasf end Nls peace.
lu Burlington, March 18Th, Anna b. wife Of Theodore
Ctilin, 600 her ilsf year.
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Rtal estate

MILLS FOR SALE.-The subscriber of
w fsr Tor sale his Mills, situated North branch.
about three miles from Montpelier yiago-consstng Of
and gi,t-mil The slw-nil les 40 hy % feet, and
is furnished with upright saw, large circular do, for
saving boards Quilt she hes. plan and will cut from
TO thousand feet in ~ hours cutting-of saw
do, for splitting lumber, and for edging boards The
grisi-nul attached has two Of stones. The above
mills are operated by BuNou's iron wheels put in last
wear; stand high stone foundations aud sub
icct TO decay The dam Is thoroughly built Of stone.
These mills new well built and doing good BUSH
ness Also building occupied for machine shop, 40
by 40 feet stories high, with basement and attic
This building draws water from separate dam about ~
rods below the other mills. The power and the building
suitable for manufacturing Also two good dwelling
houses barn and other out-budiugs, and about acre
land Tho dwellings and land viii convene either Of the
mills, he divided so MS 10 accommodate both.
The above water privileges will be sold separate or to
gethcr will suit purchasors. Credit viii be given for
part of the purchase money.
Persons wishing 20 purchase can receive further nor-
nation by addressing the subscriber,
MEDAL WRIGHT, JR-
Montpelier, Feb. II, 1857 dSwtf
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~ The Clerk of the House Of Represent
atiyos having sent TO MRs DENio the resolu-
tions on the death Of her husband she
acknowledged them in the letter annexed
RUPERT, March 5. 1851
tR:-Tho resolutions in honor Of my de-
ceased husband, introduced by Mr. Spencer,
and passed by the Assembly of which he at
the moment Of his death was a member, /
have received, and read with mingled feelings
of grief and gratitude.
Permit me TO express. through you. my
most heartfelt thanks for the manner in which
the public regard has been voluntarily mani-
Tested by your Honorable Body, and for the
consolation it affords me to know that among
the friends who sympathze with me in my
affection can number the members Of your
Assembly.
Respectfully yours,
JANE DEMO.
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W friend Of ours, who has travelled through about
an the states " o Union and large portions Of Europe
wishes us to say, that it is always the best policy put
mp at the best hotel in the place where stop Beside.
business, we only travel and sooun for health plea
and these are always hest promoted By gong where
the best fare and the best company The diff
m in the expense is traiug, compared with the diff
ferencein real comfort and physical and social benefits
we receive, There great deal Of truth in our friend
philosophy ildsor Journal
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MONTPELIER HOTEL'-This House
WI occupied for the lasts years by Lewis Durham,
and centrally located in the village OF Montpelier, is for
sale let and possession given the first Of April next;
the above house Is Of the best houses for business
the State
IL. Y. BARNES.
Montpelier, March /, 1857. 29Sw
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.--Tho sub
h scriber offers for sale his premises in Worcester
Vermont, consisting OF Of land, dwelling
house, new and nearly finished, good barn and mill
in good repair with upright and two circular saws
also hundred timber land. All which will be
advantageous terms to the purchaser
30tf HORACE d. ROBBINS.
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MONTpELIER TOWN MEETING

Al the Grand Jury Room, Wednesday, March 25,
at o'clock z. NJ, for the election Of overseer Of the
Poor, Listers and Superintendent of Common Schools,
to ill vacancies.
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Markrts.
CAMBRIDGE cATTLE MARKET.-Mar,

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.--March ls.
By Telegraph 10 The Vofcl,aan & Journal
At Market, 1925 Cattle, 66l Bcoycs and 90 Stores,
consisting Working Oxen, Cows, and one, two and
Three years ODDS
PRICES.
Beef, extra, $500 a 0,25 Working Oxen, $50 a rs
a" first quail 800 a $50 Cows x Calves, 35 6j
seq. " l,2j a 80 Yearlings
" third " 600 6,25 Two years olds, IS 81
" ORDINARY 45l Three 40 40
Sheep and Lainbs.--At Market, 400. Prices
In Lots, 400 60 Extra x select 7,5O a 1000
REMARKS.
The market Is well stocked with cattle and but few
buyers, when in connection with a large number OF
Western cattle at brighton, caused depression in prices
OF - to 1Oc per cwi for beef No change in prices OF
sheep from last week.