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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
Affairs In tho West Inc,ss.


CuRlAoA Sept 90, 1858.
Ifade D"U ard ne Weather very Dry--Ths Tb,on and
iscene,y-An Ame'iccw CM Dcun By a Policeman.
take advantage Of the brig Flying Eagle leaving in the
morning to drop you few lines from this pace whore
arrived fe~ days since route for Central America
Trade IS re,her dull here at present
The bark Venus arrived the 23d bringing the HERALD
TO the 4th OF tho month
Matters are very quiet Venezuela BY the last ac-
counts.
This season, far, has been the dryest known for
years
This harbor, as you are probably aware is OF the
finest In the West Indies rvaling that of Havana
The town is very pretty and picturesque being built in
the old Dutch style. II is very well fortified beng a
naval station Twas very much surprised to hear that
none Of OF had been in here for the last 1--WE
years. as those OF other nations here very fire.
qnenty.
There s considerable excitement here at present grow.
ing out o. an affair which happened the evening tho
2lst whom an armed policeman attacked ana cut down
young American by name Charles T. Folln, without
pettioned the home government have the police dis
armed for the future they have been rather free
in the use OF thor sabres for several months Foin
was severely wounded about the head and left arm but
now out Of danger though he will lose the Of his
arm. The Americans present at the time drew ~ Pc
tticn aud sent to the Consul who answered by copy
Of the Consular Convention Of 1856, which limits his
in such matters 10 addressing accounts of them TO
our Minister AT the Hague.
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BRIcGF--JosIs On Monday, oct IS, by Rev. William
Ross, JAMES H. BRIGGS to SUSAN l.. JOINS both Of East
Chester, \. \.
HoLllAoA -TuRNRy.-on Monday Oct Is, by Rev
Iosa john H. HoIINGswoRTH Jr, of this city, to Miss
SUE IS, Turner, Of Paterson, \. J.
Opkll-hEnkS.ln this city, Oct H. at the residence
81 the bfaes father by the Row Luther W. Peck MosKs
UILIL 10 Emily A HENRY, all OF this city
1Alrx,eAlL-TooE On Monday evening, Oct. IS, by
the Rev. Thomas G. Osborne, pastor Of the Twenty
.nth street 81 r. church, Mir. HENRY j. TATrERsaiI, Of
miELCsUa, 10 Mlss MARGARET J. b. FooTE, Of New York
NuIiAMs--IiArrEY.-O Thursday, sept 80 by Rev. II.
.,,rion, WM. II. WILLIAMS TO SARAH N. HApIEY, all oil
hs city.
Connecticut papers please copy.
Neop-CoNt1IIS.-u Ramapo, kockand county, N. Y,
oct. ia by the Rev. Peter Alien, Mr. CHRISTIE Woop OF
this city TO Mss CArHAESE CoscKIIs, Of the former
pace.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
WILLIAMSON gG, Oct. 10, 1853.
EAR SR-ln your issue Of this morning the marriage
81 Mr. Nelson Baker 10 Hiss Margaret f. Smith, Of VIII
a.aWImg, il reported. Such marriage not only
ook place but WAS never contemplated Its insertion
piece oi wicked mischief the part Of unprinci
pea person. GEO o. SMITH.
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Satlaiit.-F. Ifartc Ramon Torres Cosme Rodriguez.
Naiacai' Pc mingo 7uneta
heri,S--baruol Antonio Silva Agustln Foyer Zenon
PinaIfo, !%1aso Espeio
Truiiir-&nbsiei Foleo. Gullermo Castles
IarrayrG-y.no Marroru.
Cvayana-Toru ngo jill Pedro Nolasa Urbina
Cuniana-Ale)o hvarcs, jose Leizeaga.
PARpoNfD WITHOUT CONDITIONS
jose Marin Hnojoss Narciso Castillo
Jra Gabriel GneNars, Fabricio Cande
t.mtt Juan Jose Mora, Jose AGjel Moreno
Tesiro Condo
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WiRs, Wisn.-Ciisehuyh's src the Lightsst,
chespes mos natural durable l62 Fulton street third
door west OF broadway, up stairs.
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BarTy's 1rscOpherous IL tho Rest and
chespest article for dressing beaufyng cleansing our
druxgss
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Csistsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tcup.es-
The Les In the and rea and III, I've pri
vately applied at no. Astnr IIouse.
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Persons disease respectfully
invited 30 call upon h W. yoSbrRSMlTH NJ H., who has
Leen curing those who have pro.
nounced ncurabie by their physcans Once for the treat
Of consumption only l.s Bowery y which
he has written upon this disease.
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Bnschc.or's Han Dye, Wags and To1pecs--.
Tho Nsi IN the world surpassns all Made sold applied
NJ the msuuisctory, 2ts broadway
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Hnil-Its Diseases, Fall, Change or Ccsor
their establishment The whole treated carefully BY
JEAN, y; Chui ch street
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HIPS Hair Dye, so Cents n Box, Black on
brown. No. Barclay street lnmitabie hair cutting.
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Geo. Ssoldcrs' sY~taiic Tablet Ttwznr StroP.
This tbs genuine article hss been equaiea for pro-
duce the keen-st poesifr eore u razor pur sse y
SACkpkRS. no. ssts Iious-.
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COnsumptipn.

Epiicpsy.-Dr. Harris Vegetable Extract
works most wonderful! and marvellous Sold ct s. Dey
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NEW srYi r--rRfcE sso-aRovyR BAKERS
N celebrate smW sewing nachaes, ses Br1aitsaJ N
quesionahly the besFh fhe N ~t fpr fqmy ne re e.
$50
T JONES' 10 ANN sIRrrI.-s q F0' DOt BIZ
II soea water Ycof wed bots - % tor 3oube
sced peg bocts.- Msr..,led 70 el.ese s,ae.ila
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAKps. TufSs ssis
~ bra'ed Cords spenddly engraved ony DO bad 10
broadway corner Of Duane street Ks,ahlished ls1
A BEAUTIFUL HAD or HAfR-w1ISoN'S HAIR
n colorer and restorer decidedly ihs
Hest preppr ati0ns for the hair
In the world also the cheapest, only - cents bottle
WILSON'S HAIR COiDRkR -. 49,,
cooIng the sam also restores gray hair 10 s original color
Wilson's hair coi0rcr be applied like water leavtngno
the linen, turning the hair any shade from lgh
brown toje, blssk only =. = bottle ro,v,
VIII cure badness, prevent the hair from ainE onl
strengthen weak hair Increase the growth Of inc nar ana
prevent the hair turning and give beautiful glossy ep
pesrsnss ncpSs snd manuaetoy ~ .Iana rsesnS
Co. Third and Walnut street Baltimore; Birch ~ rortn
charles street Buy AZ no other stores on mo aooNo
II you wish the genuine.
A CADENy OF MUsrC-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN
~ attending the debut night should purchase me rceo
lounl teuquet endorsed BY Ia Piccoominl
A TcvNDING.-n 50 PER YARD FOR CR0ssI.Eys
Br sea Tsc soc. and ac all wool ngaIns soc and 5~
per yard. Oilcloths, Sic, 90 and soc .~., % a
~ by the only cafe successful method Known rcr e
rsc,Ing corns - cents each treating bunions sna nnn
opp0sxe " ERhshe bsss.
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HOlloWay's Pulls and Ointnlent.-FamiIles
unsupped with these all important preparations the
mercy OF disease Bolts and bars merely exclude robbers
these remedies keep death itself al bay sold No " Maiden
N. u
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L,oR THE TABLE.
ELEGANT FRENCH CHINA
FOR THE TABLE.

and BREAKFAST SETS
Also, large and elegant assortment Of
GAS FIXTURES,
OF French English and American manufacture for sale by
W. J. r. DALEY co,
63i and 6xj broadway.
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CONSUMPTION, II NOT CONFIRMED, CAN BE I'm
~ re cured By Watts Nervous An,idote; /. Will fill the
whole system with health strength which will perfna
nent viii restore the aged and feeble the vigor Of youth
there reaction after using H. viii utterly annhlate all
etons has been used by thousands whose cert
hcaes have and VIII send post free, TO part OF the
United States the astounding Is day esctng
epilepsy neuralgia, extreme mental and physical debility
rheumatism, convusons loss OF energy reessness
night dehrrm remens dc would hardly be credited II
they not youred for By hundreds OF certificates from
persons the prove entire confidence
dote We vii refund the money In any where
beneficial JOHN PYNE co, propretors iv9 Nassau
generally.
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Hernia Cured by wnrsh's Radical Cur
Reference TO All the principal physa
Of this city. Call and examine No vesey street. AAor
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Good Tea Nl the Chest, and 10 ms. Good
coffee for ~. CfHISTIANSON'S tea warehouse, No. 4
Chambers street
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HEAVY ARRIVALS or
III CHINA, BRONZFs L.
FROM EUROfAs
v " HAUGHwour A CO.
Are row opening the largest and elegant sssorten ~
goods they have ever received beas the Mr. Haags
wuuts purchases when In Europe
- - Consisting IA part Of
EIEutNT FRENCH tHfNA DINING SERVICES.
BRONkES,
CioCKs, VASES -.
PARIAN srATUARy
PARIS ASCy GOODS, Sc. A..
weslso call attention 70 our
STERLING SILVER,
CrTiRRY AND MIRRORS,
Of which we unusually rich and varied assortment
which We are prepared % sell A.
sxrprsuy scpgpaIy rHcrs
" " HAUGHWOUT A Co,
Corner OF Broadway aud Br0ome street
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English Tubular Ties.
Another invoice JUS, received Noopys, 2 Broaiwsy
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TOrp rUHONONETER WATCHES,
" GOLD LIVER WATCHES.
GOLD III pfEN Watches,
INDEPENDENT SECOND WATCHES
LADIES' GOLD LEVER wATtIfES.
tlOI,D FNhMEfd.ED WATCHES,
Twenty i've per cent below retail store prices
" a. PEACOCK ionscaL
Repressrtsd by DAVID RAFT, rs Brcadwer, V, stair.
,,Rrt n. ON GuNNERY 1859 -SEING TRr Nrrg-
~ -iss and sporting crE,-iag sht gTI
ii s y. 81 quincy with lasts
raf e -. sals ~ the ,iors'vsed axerscr ;se
4le pH cropners celeUrsei sns, orteFs al
deasIs I'll descriptions " frvsfpls sporting
SCHUYLER, HARrLsy A uRAHAn,
M. Ma isp9
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ny Steamer observation-disclosures nett
scarfs ties gentlemen received az FUtLERrONS
Nl Broadway. Shirts 10 order
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THE RgST PICTORIAL NEWSPAPER Ev q
Il LISTED IN THE UNITED STATES.
See HARPFR'~ WEEKLY. PEfCs five CENrs
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A large variety Of Scsrfs, Ties, Under Gar
rneuss gloves hosiery, fuILERToSs 30i Brosd~
A. ahtr .,.4.r
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TINE REST PICTORIAL NEWSPAPER x yEI
Il IIS1IED IN TIfE UNITED STATES
see WARPER'S WEEKLY PxIcx Ffvr Cvv a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-17
Deaths.

In Chelsea. Nov. L. Of cholera inflntum, George SOU
Gsorgc W. and Carrie D. Higgins, aged 10 months.
In East Montpelier, NOV. n, of Consumption. Mr..
Lucy Nj wife Of Charles Iemploon, Esq aged 80 years
She departed in the Christian hope Of happy immortal
iy May the divine influence console and comfort the
bercaycd husband, the aged mother and other fiends
In pntsfcld, Dec e, Mrs Loyina Woco,t, aged 81
years Also, Dec II, Mr.. Chas, Allen aged 2G years.
In Orange, Dec 10, Mr.. James Foster, aged Is year,
In WllamstoWn, Dec -, Mr. Elisha Gale, aged SO
years Dee. II, Mrs. Jane Downing widow Of the late
Richard Downing, aged "a years
On ui, village, No., 70 Ms sophr1na h., wife Of Nr. Nehc
miah Harvey "a ga hl years. . .
Mr. Harvey has breu for many wears resident Of this H.
LACE, and alsn living member ~ Tie touRre@atonal Chnch
Her ChrI tiau character alNny ~ rmarkahy pvre ana
consistent ird hstn thor0 FhlF erd at Jro,td IN no
aemhc ancilon. by he vie 90 ecton Of Providence DO.
ha laid a-ir from lgiyc rvce ~ any sort th lest
r yeas ofher life. Sh has h.eu tutiect-d O. the purify
Ing discipline Of raniu and In efng ~ ease Nh On ha
mad. NED rniry heres dependent the con slant
trial of hfr with uch and uncomfl aiming silh or
Chrsan uhuss Ia rary Niu 50 a. God called hr 10
give tuouy to d. val Afd roNtr OF per ish anu nope
To- actye ahur hut IA pant snnerr her HofA vas OF
And slr d faint t,trr. SHE rcugulsnd hrr sphgrg of
rorfug Cot aud threw t Whole SIR NTH ~ her soul into
The task passive acq e-cenc pat ent aud happy cndur
auoe. sin provides hs people With HaNa ~ ehoh ihel
may ve than marAr- testimony 10 is eAcernoe ahd
glory their h. fhsre are daiy ascending into lea q
moe thr carh worthy, Who have gone ~ u
esp rbnlat0u washed ther robes aud make them white
The dynY sustained urrows and sunernss hY Nhoh even
their Lord perfected. Mr.. was onr Of them A. ne
aves hnd her ue best possible evidence Other hope and
if s,,n W ' " Con-
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attcrarg.

TnC ksicEEAuooEEE for January NO 6lo vol $50 is already
ou our table makes ts hra FOO cntr.y new yphograph
iea dress De- portrait OF au I au c CANT specimen Of en-
grazing The author 90 thHuaiorss conrblies short aud
exquisite poem Of the numerous, aud una
tually rich relate Co subjects prominently before the pub
c 9TH. Queer RcpHhc t,s e hest account II Paraguay
and s mbroglps 10 be- found u periodical lieratore The
Jews" written afcr careful observation OF he sraccs Of the
old world aud tang accusations formerly brought against
them opportune and pecaly iurrcsns The paper on
uc London Athcnmum and American Author.' most sar
castle and pungtut fpcimgn uf saane writing scathng
boo s extreme II hears the marx o Mr shrfons hand aud
w do not know another writer capable IT preparing 30 severe
and yet so coureou., article The note by the editor at
s end VI ue paper should have been IN out 70 IA, the a.
feet OF CONVEX ug brilliant criticism an nrer'ona sub
eet into r,ona datrbe. whom will editors learn to print
the bet pieces Of thr bet contributor, without trying t.
M end them
Titz james OBrcu contributes poem, Miss theseho htn
ry rucserman brilliant sketch upon English and French
racterc. and De- stevens tine poriraure Of" h RIO
/ a. or Bishop" Is from finished hand.
TEaNs % nts per cory s1ptr The publisher ~ h
KSiakGnao1EER John a. cray, 10 ami 10 jacob stert NJ
We will rnsh the KNIcgtRuocKgR 60 subscribers Of h
WAroHMAS fr 81 year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-17

SINGULAR ATTEMPTS AT AssAss1NArfoN.
The Philadelphia North american states
that no less than four attempts have been
made within two years TO take the life of Mr.
H. w. West, Superintendent of the Wash
ington Manufacturing Company at Gloucester
n D., and thousand dollars reward is Of
icred by the Company for the discovery of
The perpetrator Of the diabolical outragos
The first attempt was by pistol attached to
the front gate of the Superintendent house.
pointing inwards, he being generally the first
to leave the house in the morning II so
happened, however, the first to go out was a
little girl who discovered the pistol before
opening the gate which act would have dis
charged the weapon and this attempt was
thus frustrated The second attempt was
made seven or eight months after the first,
when it was doubtless supposed that the sus.
picion excited by the first attempt had died
away The contrivance consisted of box,
which was sent to the Superintendent house,
but he being absent, his family refused TO re-
ccivo anything of doubtful character with
out knowing from whom it came il was after
wards opened by man, who was told he
might have whatever 10 might contain. lie
opened IL cautiously, from the back part with
carpenters tools, when three pistols ready
cooked, primed and loaded, were found placed
in such position that the act Of opening the
box would discharge the pistol directly at
the person in front.
Five or six months later, the third effort
was made the agent this time also being a
pistol, which was attached 90 a fence along
side which the Superintendent was accostom-
ed 20 walk daily. Connected with the fire.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-17

Hon, EDWARD EvRRErr AND THE NEW
York LEDGER. In our advertising columns
will be found the Prospectus Of the Neio York
Ledgcr, which contains all the particulars re-
lativo 20 Mr.. EvERErrs engagement TO write
for that paper The ~ y Tribune in speak
ing of this engagement, says
The country journals are stil engaged in
discussing the recent engagement Of Mr.. Ev-
erett to write for The Ne,o York Ledger, and,
very naturally. some take one view and some
another though the great majority incline TO
the opinion that the arrangement is good
thing for all parties In this, We dare say,
they are right.
1t most Individually is a good thing for Mr..
Everett No other act of his Ifs has been
calculated to add so much to his popularity.
Widely as he is known, it will make his name
household word in many families where it
is hardly known now.
1t is certainly good thing for Mr.. Bonner
also. In the first place, it viii add largely
TO his already immense number of readers.
But this is not the only advantage, nor the
principal one, which hc will derive from it.
10 has served to direct the public mind 20 a
more thorough and full examination of Tho
character and contents of his journal and CO.
the formation of more favorable judgment
thereon, in many quai tors than was previous
ly entertained The result of such an exam
ination has been to change. considerably oul
own estimation Of The Lcdger We knew
that its proprietor was a man Of great enter
/ prise and superior business talents deeply
skilled in the mastery art Of advertising bu
we were not aware until our attention was
recently moro especially called 20 the subject
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psrrnsoS,s MAaaztNr Tor January H. usual the hr't Of
the Iadys Books greet table, It comes 60 us richly Ia
den with M than rs usual amount Of Interesting mio'an'
us reading while coored "a hion plates, superb M ltoih''
aud ohr se engfa,ings and original patterns ia 'mpo'
AL, c,ocht kc oioher with tho new and original musie
ar alone worth the pre-, OF years 'ubser per yea"
NJ. viii furnish to snbsribyrs 81 the WAronNAN for SID
The ladies say II is fully equal To-
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Nru Annrrtistments.

DAY NJ u S T b T. II
| Of an persons who indebted to me- by the first
"' JAMES G. FRENCH.
Monipsler Dec. 7, 1888. 2l4'
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rVRIU MPHANT $ L C G L S s
4 ---uf-
Enchan,s IInngnlian Balsam Of Life !.
The Grcft English lttmtdY Tor
CorDIt4. A-FuuA .ANn CoNsI klpIIOs

The Gfctt English Ntmedy Tor
Coins, Cururs, AsruNA, Ash CoNsy NrIoN
Remarkable Cwc efa i0,0g Lady ia Hgpeie@ Con-
sumption.
o. Extract Of u letter nom Mrs Sarah J. Baxter
Pearl street -
BosroN, Feb -. 1915.
10 Dr D. +. B1idlce- Dslr Sir--Ihe Hungarian
Basam has performed miracle indeed, in the case OF
my Youngest daughter, who has been positively cured NJ
seated Consumption thu ~ only three bottles Of
this incsmablo Medicine. Sho Had hccnln decline io
nearly three years. and considered hc beyond 1ll hope
when tbe Bal,au taken, We had consulted nuntr-
Gus distinguished physicnns and tried All The famous
prescriptions for Consumpu0u,a southern Journey the
new system u Inhalation, Ac,-~wilhpt any apparent
benefit and had almost consigned her with breaking
heart 10 the grave But the Hungarian baisau, Under
Providence has saved her life, and cannot refuse TO
give sou my evidence Of this nsipnshng hcii ir the
benefit ~ those who may be- similarly afflicted In my
estimation horp cannot be- molc painful spectacle Than
that OF an Intelligent and beloved child snkng day by
dav, under hi. dtoadh maady, with no hope Of relief
and droonur into the grave at last at The very dawn OF
life while even the oyencss Of the unfortunate victim
renders her condition mclo terrible 10 all bchoders
Your grateful ficnd, SARAH j. BAXTER
sole Proprietor. DAVID =. BRADLEE, wa,er,own,
Mass To whom an orders should be- addressed sold BY
Druggists and lcaers in Medicine In every town IN the
United States aud British Provinces.
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ready been noticed. A pistol was again re-
sorted TO- and placed IN the same position as
ON the first tual-over the mont gate 90 the
superintendent premises. 1t iaIed' how
c'cr' OF securing lts Intended victim wo
lad'es passing out 't the gate the weapon
was uischorged' uui 400 harm was done other
than That thc check oi one Of the ladies was
scnorchcd Toy the powder. Mr.. West must
be "a man OF uncommon nerve TO keep bus
place una"cd by such repeated attempts at
assassination. lils predecessor, who was 'n
Eastern man hNc himself was heightened OH
oy mere threats IL is TO be hoped ina. 'he
t .,y.is ''"'P''''''' VIII De- Drought 10
YorNo LADY Burned no. DrAru AT On
rRrfv. ONO Mis-. Abbio summer. of liz
,onia Ii,ing-too County \ " who has
been connected with tine Female COLLEGE nt
OberIin. was most .la.tiu.,I, b.rpeJ ON Fri-
day. Dec. 3. She had cotton somewhat bc.
hind beer chs, and retired to her room Go stu-
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,6e noon mi r,, l.',,- .n,', ,b. L,..rent Lo.
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49,. l.,, All ,i,..,..I. IN ,,., a,r. ,r,.t
conld ho b.'lieJ I'm abor, foec, minnie.
.rl., .,.,..--,.... .,.-.,l , ,l.,,,,, ,,.r tto
whole village, and che exercises in the college
are suspended.
~ Tho DAYTON Ohio Emro relates
story Ola young hdv. who lad 1oonrecoiung
Che addresses of arch mmer sson, near Day
ton. lhc Wucnt v opposed Go the
match. and after the .UoUltur was come. and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-17

I YMAN NJ. RICHARDSON'S ESTATE

/ The subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate court for the district Of Randolph
unissonors 10 receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against NE estate 81 Lyman
NJ Richardson late OfOraugc, In said district deceased
reursentcd nsol,ont aud the u sis months from
the 7ih day uf November SjS, being allowed BY said
cnurt 20 the creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit aud
tbat We viii attend 10 the duties Of our appointment
the dwelling house Of Freeman d. Richardson, in Or
anee In said district, the 10Th day Of May neAt al
one o clock In the afternoon. on said day.
CARLOS CARPENTER, co.,
L. 4. PEABODY,
4. ID. RCHAupsON, Admir-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-17
iTATE OF VERMONT,-WAsnINoroN

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I'm Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said district ON the 7th day OF December, A. D. 1903
An Instrument purportng 10 bc the last viii and tcs-
lament OF Ephalet Roberts late of Cabot iu said dis
rc deceased being presented To- the court by Enoch d.
Putnam, thc executor therein named, for probate % Is
ordered 1y said court that all persons concerned therein
be notified appear az session OF said court 10 Dc
holden M the Probate Office Ia Montpelier aforesaid on
any they may have against the probate Of said will
m which purpose g is further ordered. that copy Of the
record OF dis order De published three weeks succe
iy In the Vermont Waterman State journal, printed
al Montpelier previous said time appointed or hearing
s true copy Of record
2l23 Attest, I. X. MERRILL, Register.