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BOOB Bindery.

-BoO1& EIKNdSry.
HAVING in greatmoasnre rettIcd our Bindery
we nre now prepared to do all kinds of BOOK
BINDING neatly and eXpeditiously,
We pay particular attention to the manufacture
of Blank Po"ks Of al kinds fer the county officers
Blanks Tor Railroads merchants, sc,
Machants will find our stock OF Full a1d Halt
bound cap Blanks, cap Letter, Note, and Fancy
Paper Envelopes, Pens, lnk and Stationary OF ail
kinds to he large, and will be sold at reasonable
prices The highest market price paid for Rags.
Mellow ELI &, co.
Wholesale and Retail booksellers, Stutionaries
and Blank Book Manufacturers,
april l6, 1856, Steubenville, Ohio.
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nrt,w.rr Crrr & L !

September lc 1856.
MEsSRs MTANs "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
by you, work finely 1t does all thst we ask, OF
that you warranted it 10 DO. We wish you could
make more sales in this territory.
ODBERT & SOLOMON.
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ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP, jeff co.
September l5 1856.
MFsSEs. MEANS & REoTuEEs: My Engine does
hrst-rate. am satisfied and will hpon all occRons
recommend the purchas Of Engines OF your make.
LANES SCOTT.
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R EMo .AT2

FRESW AHgEKVAk! Z
TAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot nnd
- Shoe Store to the room formerly occupied by
Henry Kerr. three doors so tn OF tho post office
and one door north of Stewards store where he
keeps ofthe largest and best stocks of Boots
and Shoes offered in Cadiz He has Just re.
ceivet fres stock, all OF which will he sold cheap.
er than ever. Custom work made to order. Give
me call if you wish to secure bargains
JAMES HOWARD.
CadiZ Ohio apriI o. 1856 , .s
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MclNTYRE CRErF, Jeff CO o
October IL, 1856.
MEssEs, MEANS g. Brothers: 1--WE have our work
all finished Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy. call and
see ours. RALSTON a. BROWN.
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'sa flockSTowN. Beaver CO. Pa.
..|. October II, 1856. !
MEssEs MetNs & REoinrRs: 'Owing to defec.
tive foundation my Engine, bought Of you, last sen
son, did not do so sell. Now it does well and we
can grind as much wheat With as liliIe fuel as any
one know of. | wish all wanting Steam Engines
could get as good as mine
OTHANlEL WOODROW.
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g MURRAY & LANMAN's y

MURRAY & LANMAN'S "
FLORIDA WAITER
This rare perfume and cosmetic is prepared from
tropical flowers of surprising fragrance, without
the admxture of coarse essential oils, which form
tt staple OF ma ny 6 Essences" and EXTRACTS for
the Toilet" Its Aroma If as nexhausuble as that
of the "Farna Colonge,n and as fresh and delicate
us the breath Of Living Blossoms
- What arc its a Antecede0fs!s l.o
For twenty years it has maintan med its as ascendency
over all other perfumes Throughout Cuba South
America and the West Indies. 1t has been intro.
duced into the United Suites, in response to the
earnest demand growing out OF its Southern reputa
ton. 81 A cure for M 2 9H.ga noit9sis EE~E3
sa3 Headache and Faintness. ag
As ar odor for the handkerchief, it is as delicious
as The soto of Roses" 1t lends freshness and
transparency 10 the complexion; and removes head.
COUNTERFEHTS. ~
Beware of limitations. Look for the name jof
MURRAY g. LANMAN on the Bottle, Wrapper
ant Omamented Label. Sold by D. +. LANlMAE
& CO, wholesale druggists, No SO Water Street,
New Yorksand by all druggists, at 30 cents per
bottle. ~U T
April !, ls57-ly. : et S.
TNRESH TEAS. x Canibodia, and Young dyson
op22 So HMcFADDFN
T1IOUko-l lie very best nlahuactured, Tor sale
~ Cheap at 9s lLl a.l ~ ls..9AxtEi ~ p 8,
II-4T5 and Made up Clotnirg tor sale on good
II terms By i. III m4rA nr,r,ya,
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TWENTY TWO YEARS

PhiIadeIphiss Medical House. -
Established twenty-five years ago BY DR.. KINK.
Elm, corner OF ThiTd and UHion streets, Rhila.
g.f,ht. ~,
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NEanny's Improved NEower.a alI

= I4-T
Publishers Nos 3aNofth Tth st. thp stairs. Phil a
May IS, l657fy. naL .lI nIaGotc " ~ III
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Grow, and referred to the Committee on T.
lections.
Mr. Washburnc, of Illinois, asked, but did
not obtain leave to present and have read the
petition Of a large number of citizens Of
Iowa, charging fraud upon the Dubuque and
Pacific Railroad Co., in refusing to build that
road as provided by the act of Congress
granting lands for that purpose.
The bill authorizing the payment to the
crew of schooner Garnet, of Massachusetts,,
of the amount of fishing bountios they would
have been entitled to receive had the voyage
been completed, gave rise TO long debate,
involving the proprcty of such bountcs,
when the bill passed by vote of 80 against
70. Adjourned.
MoNDAY, Jan. -.
SENArE.-The consideration of the Iowa
election case was resumed.
Mossrs. Slidell, Adams, Fessondon, Trum-
BULL Toombs and Houston advocated Mr..
Harlan's right TO a scat, and Mcssrs Mallory,
Butler and Benjamin opposed it,
The Senate adopted the resolution report
cd by the Committee on the Judiciary, dcclar-
ing Mr. Harlan not entitled TO a scat as a
Senator
Yeas-Mossrs. Allen. Benjamin. Biggs,
Butler, Cass, Clay, Comegys. Crittendcn.
Dodge, Evans, Fitzpatrick, Geycr, Hunter,
Ivcrson, Jones of Iowa, Mallory. Mason,
Pearce, Pratt, Reid, Rusk, Sebastian, Stuart,
Toucey, Weller and Wright-2s.
Nays-Mcssrs Bell of y. H.. Bell Of Ten
nossce, Brown. Collamcr, Durkcc, Fesscndcn.
Fish, Foot, Foster. Hale, Houston. Seward
Slidell, Toombs, Trumbull, Wade and Wilson
is.
Adjourned
HoUsE.-Mr. Stanton, under a suspension
Of the rules. offered a resolution instructing
the Committee ON the Judiciary to inquire in
to the expedicncyof recognizing the Circuit
and District Courts of the United States. in
such manner as To cqualizo the population and
business of the several Circuits and Districts.
and give 70 all sections of the Conlederacy
their equal and just representation in the SUI
promc Court of the United States. Mr. STAN
ton showed the inequality now existing and
urged the Importance of such reform, ON the
ground that all sections should have just
and fair representation.
Mr.. kett inquired whether, if the Supreme
Court declared the Fugitive Slave Law con-
stittional, the gentleman would carry it out;
Mr.. Stanton replicd--If the Court decided
that bred Scott is slave. he would acqui-
esco in that judgment, but would not. in ODE
dience to the Court. rcnouncc his opinion as
10 the Fugitive Slave Law.
The resolution was passed.
Mr. Benson reported back the Senate bin
amcndatory Of the act to promote the eff
cheney of the Navy which provides for the
restoration Of such dropped, lurloughcd or
retired officers as may be ayoraby reported
on by Court Martial their fitness being ap-
proved by the President. The bin was pass
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TOPEKA, Dec. 20.--KANsAs IrEMs.--Gov.
robinson resigns to-day, and will leave inn
nediately for Washington, where he will
spend the winter laboring for free Kansas
Lieut. Gov. Roberts succeeds him.
The Free State Legislature will certainly
meet, though one-third Of the number arc in
the States and dare not return.
Gov Geary desires Congress to remand the
Free State Constitution back to thopoople foI
another vote.
Ephroim Banter, the first tried convict, who
was at the first days fight at Hickory Point
has been reprioved by the Governor
NGcARAoUA-NetoY York., Jan. 13.--Advi.
ces are received from Rivas to Dec. 9TH Wal.
ker had arrived within one league from Rivas
and was preparing to attack Cen Canas, who
had 600 men well supplied with provision.
and munitions A few skirmishos had takcr
place between the advanced guards Wal
ker's men are said to be badly Off with scare
y anything to cat, and dying daily from dys
cntary
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DR. MARSHALLS HEADACHE AND
, CATARRH SNUFF. 22ly.
DARRE ACADEMY Spring Term will

DARRE ACADEMY.--.SpringT Term will
I'D begin February 18th Board including Room and
Washing, 81 81.
Extracts from report tho Trustees Of the Examining
Committee, 1850 consisting Of Rev. &. G. Parker,
Rev. joel Fisk and Rev. b. Abbott
we found the two primo conditions Of good school,
viz order and Or0UghHess OF instruction, most happily
combined in lis administration We cheeriully
say that IL is Of the excellent schools in State and
worthy Of the patronage o. the friends Of sound learn
ina"
Extraei from report to the Trustees Of the Examining
Committee, 1886, consisting Of Rev. L. i. barnard,
Daniel Bates NJ. d., and c. A. Kent, A. b.
"Thc discipline and general management OF the
school we can most heartily commend, being OF that
mild persuasive. yet strict and energetic character that
seldom fails OF the most pleasing results, 1t has
evidently been the aim Of the teachers have their pu-
pills patient pcrsevuring, earnest, working and 50 good
scholars. o Your committee would most heartily
commend the school the confidence and patronage of
the community at large"
.. s. sPAULDING, Principal
Barre, Jan 49, 1851 224w
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Marriagrs.

In Montpelier Jan. 49, by Rev. W. II. Lord, Mr.. Geo
b. Burrows, of New York city, and Miss Alma ihomp-
son, daughter % Hon. d. 7, Thompson Of this place
At Lyme, N. H., jan. 18Th BY Rev. Erdx onneyi
Dr.. Alonso Smith, Of Randolph, w. and Miss Emeine
II. Turner Of Boston, Mass.
In Crafsbury. Dee 6th, by Rev. A. o. Hubbard, Mr.
Peter Carroll and Miss Eliza Siratton, both Of Crafts
bury
In Crafsbury, Jan lst, BY Rev. A. o. Hubbard, Mr..
Alpha s. Wheatley, Of Woodbury. and Violet H. Hidden
OF Craftsbury.
In Crafsbury, Jan. lst by Rev. A. o. Hubbard, Mr.,
William Austin Of Boscnwcn, n. H., and Miss Abby
Morse, Of CTaftsbury
In bradford. Dec. 81 by the Rev. A, Hitchcock, Mr..
Nathan H. Bachelder Of Concord, n. IL. and Miss lsa-
bella b. lIoyey. Of Bradford.
Also the same day Mr.. Simon p. Cummings, Of EnOs-
buIgh and AIss Mary Z. Hosmef, Of Oxford, n. IL
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DEATHS.

In Fayston, Jan. 4, Paul Boycc, aged H.
IN Greensboro, Dec ?, jenny Eolah, only child Of
Robert aud lsadurla +. ellis aged year and months
In Greensboro Dee. 9TH Mr.. Robot Waugh. aged o.
In Greensboro, Dec. Sth, Robert, SON OF James and
Ia Grecn.boro. Doe H. Mr. VIM. rrumbull. aged 73
In Grccnsbpp, Dec l3th, Henry Low, youngest SON
Of Romanus and Arsenal T. Crane aged 10 years and
10 months
In Hardwick Dec 10, aged Is years. Mrs judith rel.
ict Of Dea. Eusrs Kellogg. formerly ot Pcncham.
In Ncwlury, Dec. Pm, Of consumption, Rev Henry
Euglles, aged 20 years.
DEATH or CHARLES C.. CARTER.
SoN on Con, AnEL CAHrEH or MONTPELIER.
CUAs. G.. CAHrrn Is DEAu AS uic ucws % Nj. Car
tors death spread over our town on Tuesday morning
Of uncommon ambition and energy, and although dis
ease bad boon proving upon him for The past six months
yet m within few days OF his death, lac was at his sor
engaged iu business.
Mr. Carter punotliou-ly honest and upright iu al
his dealings, piblic-sprcd and cuerpisng almost TO
fault, and generous, kind-hcartcd gentlemen. lt will
hc % long time before Marion viii MOURN rho loss Of
better husband, father friend, more cnterprsug
capable business man He leaves a widow aud ono chill
In another column will be found the preamble and res
olunons Of his Masonic brethren upon The occasion o
his doath.-Ltnn Go. i0toaj Register Dec p.
"FAITH. HOPE. CHARITY"
At called meeting Of Marion Lodge No. g. a. i
and A. Masons held in their Hall on the evening Of th
2lh day Of December lS'd the following preamble an'
WmrurAs, We have learned with profound sorrow ant
regret that our worthy and highly esteemed brother
IhAhlls g. NANrEn, has been called rom this carth
Lodge 90 The celestial Lodge above having departed
this life ON the 221 day Of December A. L. $3.50, age
81 years, therefore be- il
Re'0red, That we cherish with fratcruh respect th
excellent character and many virtues Of dccoasr
brother, whose upright conduct and integrity u all t
transactions Of life, and whose kindness and affection
husband, father and friend ondcarcd him 20 40 win
knew him. and that n his loss society is hcre Of
H. most useful members, and this Lodge Of most faith
fu brother.
Rsohred, That deeply sympathise with the hcrcay
eel widow and The friends o deceased brother 10 hc
iucparahe loss and aictou that copy Of these reso
buttons be presented 90 the widow OF deceased broth
that our Hail be- drapod iu mourning, aud that th
brethren wear the usual badge Of mourning for thrt
days. A. b. DUMONr, W. NJ
W. II. HAu1ANn. Secretary
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In Cransbury, on thc lst inst, by The Rev v IT. 10.
ycy Mr. Charles Lawrence Of Montpelier, and Miss Ma
ry Jane Baglcy Of the former place.
In Plaiuhod, Jan. ., by Rev. WIN. j. kiddcr, Mr. J.
W Bass, Of Inland Iowa, and Miss i.orcnda liill OF
East Montpelier.
IN Morct1vn, Jan. 1. by Rev. j. H. Roberts Mr. Ed
win Bonan Of Waitsicld and Mrs Laurinda Dcr'ilc oil
Montpelier
In Greensboro on the it inst by the Rcv. j. = Stone
Mr. Darius Lougcc, Of Boston, and Miss Eliza 4 Marsh
Of thc former place.
I'm Hirtand by Rev o. o. Woodbury. Mr. John II
Edison. Of Northacld and Miss Charity ~. daughter o
Ward Cotton, ESQ.
In Westminster, Dec 3oth by Rev. Mr.. Stevens Mr.
Thomas Baldwin Of C0,ontry. and Miss Joanna l.
Houqhton Of West Westminster.
IN Bethel, Dee 30th, hy Rev. S. a. Davis, Mr. Gcorg,
r. Greene aud Miss Bctac NJ. Paul both ~ East Bethel
Also, by the and 90 the same time, Mr.. s II
Brooks Of T.. Bethel, and Emma l.. Smith Of Randolph
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

THE annual meeting OF thc Vermont State Temperance
Society wilI boz holden at Ncvhg on Wednesday, the
2ist inst, commencing at half past ten o'clock a. NJ,
aud will continue through that and Che next day.
On Tuesday euing, lecture may Doe expected from
un Wednesday afternoon will De of business character
and public meeting will be held In Che evening.
The Arrangements relative to session ON Thursday
will De made hy the Society.
We hope ODE friends Of Temperance VIII adopt mcas-
ures 90 liberal representation from OIL parts Of
the State.
Nearly al thc Railroad Companic. in che State have
guihcd their willingness convey delegates and others
90 and from the place OF meeting Tor fare one way.
BIS order ~ Executive Committee.
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Boston Special Notifies.
CtOUGHS. HOARsENEss AND BRc

COUGHS. HOARSENESS AND BRON-
~ CHlIlS 80 BuowN's BHoNcmAL 1uocns,
when allowed 20 dissolve SLOWLY in Che mouth, have d.
rect influence TO the affected parts the scdatiyc and
soothing effect 90 Wucus lining NJ the wiudnpe into the
Bronchl alays Pulmonary Irritation and gives relief, Ion
public speakers and singers liable These Lozcngcs
made from highly esteemed recipe for allusiatng
Bronchial affections and a disorders Of the breath aud
mng-Coughs, Asthma, Hoarsonesa, Catagrh, Irritation
Soreness Of the Throat oecasoncd by cold
az cxcrti0n Of the vocal organs.
Br0rns bronchial Trorho-Wc take pleasure in CALI
ing tc attention OF readers TO these ozcngca Here
in Boston, where the Bronchial Trochcs known, they
household words, and need testimony 90 RECON-
mend them but TO our readers in Canada tho West aud
indeed everywhere chocrfuly bear testimony, from
personal knowledge, To their efficacy aious Pictorial
JOHN l. BROWN a. son.
Sold by Druggists generally. Boston.
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The nfpstqng Linincyf cures Ricumafi0ni
The Nssfang Linimcaf cures SfiF JOiHts
The Misfgpg LiniDicuf cprts burns and li0u0ds
The Mustang LiHiHtcnt cures Catcd breasts md Sore
Nipples
The Mstqng LinjnoHf cures Neuralgia
1he Mustang Liaimenf cwcs Coras and Warts
The MpstqiW Linipicnf is ,r0rfh
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States us the pfcseryer and retoro Of
valuable Horses and Cattle. 10 cures ul Sprans, Calls,
Wounds stiff Joints, SC
win You answer this question: Did you ever hear Of
any ordinary Sore Swelling. Spran OF Stiffness, either
on man or beast which the Mustang nimeut would not
cufcl Did you visit any respectable Druggist in
any pert of Che world-in Europe Asia or America
who did not say " % the greatest discovery Of The
age 2" Sold everywhere. Every family should have IL
8 sizes. BARNES a PARK.
2Olm Projectors, New fork.
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WHIcH Will NOT LEAK.5A 4. Eau
thing that runs. Warranted that after yoars OF use,
lst. IL will not leak 4th. IL viii not freeze,
"a. II viii not out 9th. II will not waste.
3D. II will not flood.
such is the Boston Faucet Co.'S sEIF-CLOsING
FAUCET Wherever you put one ON, you will never
alton Of It's merits.
DosToNFAUcET CO.. Gore Block, opposite Revere
House. Oibm
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Hoiloioags Ps, the most powerful Remedy for all die
orders affecting the ntcstncslhc,e Pills pronoun-
ccd without hesitation by all who have tried them TO be
one VI the most oacctuh remedies made known,
they act directly upon the affected parts that i is inn
possible any disease Of the stomach or bowels can resist
their searching influence, and so they thoroughly pass
through and cleanse Che system, removing all traces Of
disease Il is remarkable fact, that these Pills seldom
h to restore the patient TO health after every oihor
remedy had been used unnecessarily.
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LNARM FOR SALE.-Tho Subscriber Of
L fcrs for sale the well known CLARK FARM, in
Middloscx, the Wiuoosi River about two miles be-
low Montpelier Village, and is beautifully situated the
line of The Vermont Central Railroad, and is Of the
best farms in Washington County, and desirable farm
for the farmer, country residence for capitalist OF
gentlemen Of pleasure said farm contains 225 acres,
about Sd Of which superior meadow, about 20
acres upland moving, about 80 Of pasture and IS
excellent wood land, dncuding sugar place Of
about 300 trees, and small apple orchard Of fruit
all OF said farm is wei watcrod and Ia high state Of
civilizations the buildings, story brick house %
by AZ feet, with excellent cellar, and well finished kc
en- cheese and wood shed Of wood shed 30 by
As feet and half story high connecting wood she'd
and barn is 100 10y 80 feet new, with stable under,
improved plan, with cattle shed az the end common
80 hy 40 feet barn with shed attached 40 by % feet
horse barn 81 by A. ec open shed in front, with shed in
l6 by l5 feet shop and hog house attached, stable
contains siN stalls, granary and cellar under the stable
The buildings nearly recently repaired. A
good we OF water the house, likewise running WATER
from brook house and yard. The farm is offered
private sale but il not sold before the oath day Of
January il will then be sold public auction the both
day of January, the prcmisesSae positive. Terms,
one half the purchase money down. the balance in
al nstanonts, suit purchascr Likewise will be sold
the stock and tools on said farm.
222w +, S. CAMP.
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A JOURNAL or CIVILIZATIONS.
az Ncither labor expense wih De- spared to make
it the best Family Newspaper m the vorld-one whose
cheerful aud genial character win render 1t welcome
visitor 90 every household while W constant devotion 20
Tho principles OF right and justice shall win the approha-
ton OF thc wise and the good. Hmpcrs Weekly will
contain summary of the Political, Social, Religious,
Commercial and Literary News of the day. u viii chron-
cc the leading movements of The age record the uycn-
tons 0f genius the discoveries Of science, and present
complete picture Of the boz which we live. Us regu-
uiar contents viii embrace Tales Incident, of travel aud
adventure, Sketches of character and social io and
avs upon aud morals. Tho FIRST number wil contain
the commencement of Mr. Thackcfays New Serial Tale,
tie publication OF which, from early sheets published of
ihe author, viii De continued from week 20 week Har-
pers Weekly will NOT supcsedc ortakc thc place Of llar
pCr's New Monthly Magazine. 40 portion OF will
appear the other. Harpcrs Weekly win contain sx-
teen pages Of The size of che London Illustrated News,
each number comprising much matter ordinary
tuodecmo volume. Back numbers can always De sup
piled. Price five cents cach-S2 50 per year.
Sold by A. WILLIAMS s. CO..
100 Washington Street, Boston,
General Agents for Harper Brothers Publications.
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Markcts.


BOSTON MARKET, JAN. l3
ASAES. The demand Is moderate, with sales at Sc
for Pots, and l-ic for Pearls.
GRAIN. The market for Corn has hccn rather duh
the past week but with light receipts holders firm.
The sales of Southern yellow have been az II Use,
Western mixed at 16 lie; new southern yellow, good
and dry at 70 a 76c and white is nominay % AZ per
bu In Oats there have been considerable sales Of North
orn and Canada at so a 80 per hu.
HAY. Eastern is firm and has been in fair demand
al SO per tom cash.
HOPS. The sales have been In small lots at lie
per TO- cash, and market rather dull
PROVISIONS. Dressed Hogs are frm and have adj
vancod Sales at s "a - per 10. Butter is steady,
with sales at 2ic for choice q 23o for New York and
Vermont daircs, and 10 zoe for common. Ina Chees
the sales have been at lie per H. cash. the quality
WOOL. The market is very firm for fleece and pull
led WOOL with good demand from manufacturers the
sales o. the week comprising $50 900 lbs at fun prices.
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STATE OF vERMoNT.-wAsnrxorox

- lNlhlNIs %.
At Probate Court, holden at the Probate Office In
Montpelier within and for said District the Both day
Of December A. ID. 1886,
An instrument, purportinq 10 be the last viii and tes-
lament Of Mrs Sarah w. Adrich late Of Barre in said
District deceased being presented 10 the court aforesaid,
by Leonard r. Adrich, tho therein named for
Probate II is ordered by said COURT that all persons
concerned therein be notified 20 appear AZ session Of
said court TO be holden the Probate Office in Mont
pcer on the 2lh day Of January 1871, and shew cause
u any they may have, against the Probate u said will
for which purpose % further ordered that copy " the
record Of this order Dc published three weeks uccessvey
Ia The Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed At
Montpelier previous % said time appointed for hearing
A true copy Of Record,
2O3w Attest, I. r. MERRILL, Register.
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TOsEpH R1pLEY's FsTATF-r

JOSEPH RIPLEY'S ESTATE.--The
- Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon Pro-
bate Court Tor the District Of Washington, Comuh sson
ers 20 receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
" all persons against the estate Of Joseph Ripley late
Of Barre, in said District, deceased represented inso
vent and the term Of six months from the 30th day Of
December 1856 being allowed by said Court the cred
ors Of said deceased, 20 exhibit and prove their respec
tive claims before Give Notice that will attend
90 thc duties Of appointment at the dwelling house
Of Widow Lucy r. Ripley, in Barre, in said District
the last Saturdays Of February and June next o.
clock in the afternoon each of said DAYS.
CARLOS CARPENTER, } r.,
DENlSON TAFT. {'0"' -"
Barre January 8. A. d., 1857. 2l:3w