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In Barre April 3, Mrs. Rhoda Bill, widow Of the late
Doctor j NJ. BIZ Of West ropsham aged 81 years.-
April Z, Miss Catherine \ Rising, aged 10 years,
Ia Cabot. April 3, Helen NJ, daughter Of Mr.. NJ. J..
Sumner, aged II years
A darling child is taken from us,
To the land where angels dwell;
But she turns and bockons 10 US
Saying" Dear ones, all is we'll"
jesus called last evening for her.
As the twilight faded fast.
And the death damp was upon her
For her wasted life was past
The thought Of dying gave terror,
For she leaned on Jesus arms
knowing that brighter morrow
Followed with immortal charms
And this voice has loudly spoken
BY the death Of one we love,
All the bands Of nature broken,
But we hope 10 meet above. Con-
In Royalton Feb. 2s, Mrs Rachel Day. aged 81 vrs.
She daughter Of Benjamin Parkhurst who lived 10
be o. and who has now nine children living the young
est Of whom is 81 very instance Of family longey-
ity She the second child born in Royalton and
the first female, that her friends often playally said
Of her that "shc was once the handsomest girl in town
And certainly she must have been fair candidate for
the same eu0gy, on other grounds.
She was member Of the Congregational church, but
for long time iudrmtes kept her from the house Of
God Her mental faculties, for considerable time be-
numbod by bodily paralysis at last restored so
that She departed in the clear light calmly hopefully
and peacefully Chronicle,
In Boston, 4th inst, Mr.. Ormond Dutton. AGED ca
formerly of Montpelier.
In Boston March Is, Mrs. Mary ordway, of Bradford
aged j2 wears
In Hanover, n. H., March 90 Rev. John Richard.
ID. d., aged 81 years.
In Woodstock, March 49, Samuel Daman, ESD aset
81 years.
In Grafton, March %, Mrs Carrie D. Brown. wife o.
Rev. +. Brown Of Bellows Falls and daughter of Dea
T. w Dean q Grafton, aged q years
In Berlin, March y, Abby +, youngest daughter %
days.
In wiuamstown, Jan. s, Amasa worthiugton, aged
In Brainiree Nov fs Anna f. wife of Alien "A
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/ AMOILLE COUNTY COURT,
L. DECEMBER TERM. A. u. 1905

1 AMOILLE OUNTY COURT,
IL DECEMBER TERM, A. y. 1898.
Lucian D. Thompson Joel II. seabury and Trustee.
Whereas, Lucian d. Thompson, Of sweotand, in the
county Of Nevada, and State Of California, has COM
menced his suit against Joel H. seabury u said
Swecuand rcturnahc to the term Of Lamoille County
Court, holden the LIST Tuesday Of December, AID.
l6S declaring upon promissory note for the sum Of
eight hundred dollars dated July 25th 1857, signed by
said Scahury, aud made payable to said Thompson
der, demand with interest annually, and also in gen
ofal counts IN assumpsit demanding damages the sum
Of fifteen hundred dollars In which suit Noah scfbner
3D. VI Johnson in the county Of Lamoie, is summoned
as the trustee Of the said seabury
And whereas, il is made appear that said Seabury
resides out Of this State and has had notice Of the PEN
dency u said suit the is continued the term Of
said court, 10 be holden the ih Tuesday OF MayAD 1859.
And 10 is ordered that notice be given TO said defen-
dan Seabury Of the pcndency Of said suit by publish
ing the foregoing abstract and this order three weeks
successycy in the Vermont Waterman State Jour
nal, newspaper published at Montpelier, VT, the last
Of which publication is to be twenty days before the last
mentioned term Of said court and said publication be-
ing made said defendant Scabury required to appear.
n. b. SAWYER. Clerk.
GEo. WILKINS, Atty for Plaintiff 3g4l
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uUDsoN's MEDICINES

huDsoN's AMERICAN sALvr Ann BrHN OiSrMrNr.
Is the most highly esteemed remedy I'M for the
cure II Burns, Scalds Cuts, bruises, Chilblans Sore
Lips and Eyeiids, Spains, Chapp,d Hands and Arms,
Sore Nipples, Salt Rheum Piles Mnsqutoe Bites, Lame
Wrists Chafos, Wounds from Iron Inflammation, Corns,
Boils, Sc. Good Ia all Ptco IS cts per box.
HvpsoNs SuRB CuRE, will mot cure every disease
which flesh is heir to- but for all humors and particular
y for those Of the skin IL is what lbs name claims for H.
shall not any ia This short notice.
but ask those afflicted 20 Try H. and n cases, use
Ia connection Hudsons Medictlod Bath, which is very
cleansing article Price, One Dollar.
HrbsON's MEpiCArED BArus-lhis Bath is recon-
mcndcd 90 all very cleansing wash for the whole
body nvgoratnR the healthy action " the skim remov-
ing all distractions from the pores, and giving free and
healthy circulation all parts Of the system and when
used 10 connection with Hudsons Sure Cure, great
assistant IN removing Iumors from the skin surface.
Price Fifty cents
HtDsuN's FEMALE RENEDY.-Ihis j. The greatest
remedy yet offered jr diseases whch females are
liable such Irregularities, Distractions W suppress
sons To- the monthly periods, with an their attending
evils This remedy consists of three pnrts and be
used single 0r together as The may demand fitted
for strong weak constitutions Married ladies who
are cncicntc must not No. one and Two n ounnec-
ton Fun directions with each number. Price One
Dollar each number.
JOSEPH HUDSON, Sole Proprietor.
MNTTArOtsErr Mass.
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ID / l. l. A r. ID T A B J. L S
ID WITH IMPROVED COMBINATION
CUSHIONS

Patented Dec. T. 1855 Improved Pocket Irons pa
tented June lj 1858 Old tables ro-cushoucd with the
combination Cushion with without the irons superior
70 any others in use. Small size Table Bagajelcs
Cloths Pockets Balls. Cues. Gu" Points. French Cue
Cutters and all other articles connected with the husi
ness for sale by J. i. CAME & Goa Billiard Table
Mannfaenrers. 33 Portland ST. Bostnn
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EZEKIEL 2. WALTON's EsTATE.-

Il 4 STATE or NERMoST--WashnRton District, IS.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier within and
for said district on the 9TH day Of April A D. 1859
Mrs. Prussia Walton and George Worhiugton, Exec
utots of the last will and testament OF Ezekiel r. Wal
ton, late " MONTPELIER In said district, deceased, pre-
sent their administration account for settlement Where
upon 10 is ordered that the be referred 10 the 2bh
day ~ April, AID. 1882 at tho Probate Office 10 said
Montpelier for examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication Of this
order 10 the Vermont Waterman X State Journal print
ed at Montpelier aforesaid two weeks successfully
may be, that they may appear, and said time
and place II they sec cause, object thereto.
BY order Of court.
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azao "' copy Attest TT %.'01p r.. MERRILL, Register


- I AT T. OF We r NJ O n r,
- DISTRICT OF RANDOLPH, SIS.
The Hon the Probate Court for said district, TO all
persons concerned in the Of Stephen Smith, late Of
Tunbrdgc. deceased. Greeting.
Whereas, Nelson W. Smith, administrator Of the
tate Of said deceased requests said Court allow him
the further time Of year from and after the 2lst day
Of April A. D. 1888, TO make payment of the debts and
session Of the Probate Court held the Orange COun
~ Hotel in Chelsea, the 2Sth day Of April next at
which time you may be heard in the premises. And
this order shall be published three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Waterman y State journal. newspaper,
printed at Montpelier, in this State, the last OF which
publication shall be before the day assigned for hearing
as aforesaid.
Given under my hand the Probate Office, at Chel-
sea, this Both day Of March, A. ID. 1859.
1910 VIM 4. DICKINSON Judge-
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= TATE OF VERM Mt,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said district, on the 9Th day Of April. A. D. 1850
An instrument, purpnrting TO be the last will and
lament OF William Gold, late Of Mortified, in said dis
trc deceased being presented to the by Bue Gold
the executor therein named for probate IS ordered by
said court that all persons concerned therein be notified
70 appear at session Of said be holden the
Probate office in Montpelier aforesaid the Goth day
Of April A. D 1859, and show cause il any they may
have, against the probate Of said will for which purpose
is further ordered that copy Of the record Of this
der be published three weeks successfully ia the Yer
mont Waterman State journal, newspaper printed
at Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hear
ing.
true copy Of record.
1910 Attest. GEORGE W. BAILEY, Judge.
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~ A L II O + Y Il Il Nj D n L =,
~ WASHINGTON D1sTRfcT IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and for
said district, ON the both day Of March, A. d. 1859
An Instrument, purportng be the last will and tes
lament Of Mrs Sarah f.. Bancroft, late Of Montpelier In
said district deceased being presented the Court by
Charles Clark the person having custody Of the
for probate is ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified appear session Of
said court to be holden at the Probate Office in Mont
pclier the 18Th day Of April 1859 and show cause,
If any they may have, against the probate Of said viii,
for which purpose, it is further ordered that copy Of
the record Of this order be published three weeks
cossvcy in the Vermont Waterman & State Journal,
newspaper printed at Montpelier VI, previous said
time appointed for hraring
4 true copy of Record.
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The Vermont Central Railroad Company, ct ais
Upon hearing IN the above entitled cause, upon bill
answer, traverse and testimony il Is ordered that said
cause be referred 10 Chas. Russell, Of Burlington.
Special Master and also 10 George s. Hale Of Boston,
Massachusetts. special commissioner, in that
State ascertain and report sevealv and respectively
far evidence shall be offered for that purpose who
may be at the time Of the hearings before them here
matter provided the owners respectively ofthc first mort
gage bonds called, Of the Vermont Central Railroad
mentioned in the bill the place Of residence Of such
ers and how much due TO each upon such bonds At The
time of such hearings upon the interest thereon and
how much Will grow due thereon thereafter and when
and report 10 this Court thereon, the OF said bond
holders so presenting their claims aud the several
amounts thereof respectively.
And is 10y said Court hereby further ordered that all
owners and holders Of said bonds called do severay
present their said claims upon and in respect thereto be-
fore said master commissioner for allowance and
port al the time and place to be by them respectively APP
pointed hereinafter provided and in default thereof
they will be subject TO such further order this Court
may make IN the premises in respect their said unpre
sented claims being barred, and otherwise.
And it is hereby further ordered by said Court, that
said muster RusselB will also ascertain and report how
much the value Of the property covered BY said mort
has been enhanced since 1t into the hands Of
and has been held by the Trustees under said mortgage
by appropriation Of the earning, Of said property,
cred fly said mortgage for that purpose and whether
tho Trustees under said mortgage have been guilty Of
waste in respect to said property and If which Of said
Trustees. and 70 what extent and IN what respect and
whether before after the breach Of the condition Of said
mortgage by the nonpayment of interest on said bonds
s called.
And is further ordered that said master and com
missioner respectively give notice Of the time and place
Of said hearings before them, BY causing notice thereof
10 be published once in each week for the space Of ninety
days before such time Of hearing, in the following named
newspapers, to-wit The Burlington Weekly Times
The Vermont Watchman & State Journal. printed
at Montpelier. W. The Boston Daily Post, printed at
Boston, in the State Of Massachusetts The New York
Daily Times printed in the City Of New York. and The
United States Gazette, printed in the City Of Philade
phia
And II is ordered that said cause stand until the
coming in Of said reports for further directions therein,
without prejudice TO either party
And II is ordered also that either party may read
the hearing before said master and commissioners the
idcnce already on file in said cause, and may adduce
such further evidence may be material in the ques
tons hereby referred.
Done in Court this 18th day If December A d. 1858.
MILO l.. BENNETT Chancellor.
| GEO. Z. EpMrNns SoIcitors for Orators.
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BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Oniee 80 Bromfleld street, Boston.
REV N. DAY, Pres, REV p MASON, Vice Pres
REunts GRrrsE, NJ, D. Physicians.

OHco 80 Bromneid street, Boston.
REV. n. DAY, Pres REV. ?. MASON, Vice Pres.
REuntS gRrEsE NJ, D. Physicians.
Established for the successful Treatment Of Diseases upon
Rational Principles.
The EecroChemica Baths together with Dr.. Grcene's
improved Medication, have been adopted In this Ins
ton and have exceeded the most sanguine expectations In
the removal Of great variety Of diseases.
All persons having Cancers or those afflicted with
complicated diseases should avail themselves Of the per
sona attention Of the physicians at the Institute, whore
proper clearinghouse are provided.
personal examination Of each h preferable; but
all the common forms Of diseass except la aggravated
and complicated cases, successfully treated with mol-
icnes which be sent 10 any part Of the world with
full directions, ~ very correct knowledge can be oh
tanned from 10 tho questions In the Indian Ar
cana newspaper published By tho Institution, copy
Of which will be sent free when roguestedi also Dr..
Greaues " INn1ANoPArHYn Science Of Indian Merine.
may he had the office for u cents, by mail tho
receipt Of four postage stamps.
Consultations upon all diseases nee Of charge tho
office or by sitter the reception Of postage stamp.
All communications should be directed to nll- X.
GREENE, SO Bromheld Street, boston, Mass,
REFER 1lnJ OES-
Hon. s, C. Maine Doston, Mass Rev, Edward "a.
munds Boston, Mass; Rev. Joseph W. Tareton, oston.
Mas. Rev w. II. Nevin, d, D.. Chelsea. Mass Rev. r.
H. Conklin, Providence H. Ii Rev Charles z Grosvenor,
Mediord. Macs. Rev. Bryan Morse 0royeland, Mass
Rev John Hartman, Canterbury, \. HIS Dr.. j. w.
Phelps W fremont street BOSTON, Mass. j. H. Merrill
ESD, webster lIouse) Boston, Mass; h. X. Phnney,
ISL, lNercaniile liuusel Boston Mass A. w Oldham,
lsl, Boston, Mass Samuel Meaelye Esq, Lowell Mass,
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STATE or VERMONT,


Chittendcu County. SIS. To whom it may concern
Notice hereby given that in pursuance Of the forego
ing order Of the Court Of Chanocy the said Charles Rus
sell will attend to the duties in said order assigned
him, at the Office Of Geo f. Edmunds, in Burlington in
said County, on the tenth day Of May, A. D. 1850,
o'clock in the forenoon and that said Geo s. Hale will
attend 70 the duties assigned him BY said order the Of
fee Of Henry Rice, in Boston, in the State Of Massachu
sets the 2th day Of May the Both day of May and
the 10Th day Of June, A. d. 1859 10 o'clock in the
forenoon Of each Of said DAYS which times aud places
all persons interested hereby notified attend be-
fore US respectively
CHARLES RUSSELL,
Special Master in Chancery.
GEO S. HALE,
Special Commissioner.
GEO r. EDMUNDS Solicitor for Orators
January II. 2942
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CREAT REDUCTION IN PASSAGE
PAGE, RICHARDSON d CO.'S
MERCHANTS LINE
Liverpool and Boston Packets,

NdUby from iHt'fVppt f'Ifg ~ "Nf''
REDUCED RATES IRON iivmrooL BosroS
For Adults, 81
For Children under 3 10
" Infants.
Provision included
The Ships composing this Line are mostly new, ard
built expressly for thc Liverpool trade spacious between
dec,s well ventilated with all thc modern improvements
for the comfort health and safety Of Passengers They
are commanded by American Captains OF known expert
cnce and kindness, Who will carefully look 70 all the
wants OF the passengers during the voyage.
Each ship will De furnished with proper medical atten-
dance
Persons sending for their friends in the "Old Coun-
try can rely upon having them ordered up PROMPTLY
for The r1tsr sHIps and such times Will prevent
their being detained In Liverpool, is often pracuscd by
other Lines q,
PASSENGERS ON arrival in Liverpool will proceed direct
10 the Office Of our Passenger Agents Messrs ISABEL
sEARLE,
No. REGENT ROAD,
where they will receive all necessary instructions.
Our Liverpool Agents have branches in all the pilnci-
pal cities ia Ireland. and the continent Of Europe,
Purchasers Of Prepaid Certificates will be notified Of
the cubarkation Of their friends, either directly.
through our agents. and by advertisement in the Boston
Pilot and on their arrival in Boston they will be attend
cd to by Mr.. RYAN, who viii forward them to their
friends. -
Bills of Exchange payable sight the Royal Bank
Of Liverpool for Al sterling, and upwards cashed at any
Bank n Ireland, England Scotland or Wales.
PAGE, RICHARDSON Is CO,
ia State Street, Boston.
For Passage Certificates and Bills OF Exchange or for
any information MS above apply either personally OF by
letter 10 our Passenger and Exchangc Agents,
LAWRENCE a. RYAN. Broad St., Boston.
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REV Dr. LYMAN BEECHER, New York Oatc
BOSTON, formerly President Lano Theological Seminary,
Ohio.-
"Gcatlcmcu II have used the Vegetable Pulmonary
B'l.am myself with oenchr n Catarrhal Coughs and
Colds and have known 20 De used with good effect Ia
the early stages of Pulmonary Affections in families
around me-
Owing an Unprecedented sale and popularity ~ over
thirty years standing, there many cOunteriets aud
limitations, against which the public cautioned.
Enquire for the article by b. WHOLE NAME
"VEGErABLE PULMONARY BALSAM"
Prepared only by Reed, Guitars Co., Druggists, 33 In
Ola So, Boston, Mass and sold hy Apothecaries and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size, 81
small -iae. 30 cents 2Sil
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NEW GUIDE BOOK TO KANSAS,

A NEW GUIDE BOOK TO KANSAS,
"a PIXIES PEAK, &c.-By the well known Explo
rers aud Authors, JAMES REDPArH and X. J, HIN
TON, Of Kansas Containing descriptions Of the Coun-
try and Gold Region; How 20 Go Who should Go
Outfit, and Cost of Treatise on Prescription Laws, &c
Two very FULL carefully corrected
LIONS MAPS
Boston Trreicr, March 49, 1859 says, at is by far
the best description Of Kansas pubshe and no
should attempt emgratc that region without first
obtaining a copy"
Single ooptes by Express for 75ceas, Or BY Mall
prepaid 10 at person TeittiHg IS cents, postage
stamps, o. otherieisc. A. J, q t. p. ROBINSON,
General Agents for Colton's Aliases Maps, 80.
373) No. 20 Washington ST., Boston.
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LIVERY FARMER HIS OWN MILLER.

LIVERY FARMER HIS OWN MILLER.
M The attention Of Farmers and Millers is solicited
TO the Coleman Farm Mill These mills grind Corn,
Corn and Cob Wheat, Rye, Oats, &c, in better
than be done with the ordinary tirst Mill One
horse power easily grinds eight bushels dry in
hour The mills occupy but square feet, and weigh $50
pounds They never clog aud are self-sharpening.
Nh CoLRNAN-Dcar Sir 1T affords me pleasure to
state that the Farm Mill that purchased from YOU has
rendered me entire satisfaction have already ground
900 bushels Of corn with it, and upon examination.
cannot any percepthle have ground from
ten TO twelve bushels per hour with
ISAAC HARRISON, Jacobstown, n. j.
February Is, 1857.
This is to certify that ground 100 bushels OF
one Of Coemau's Farm Mills for Murphy Of this city,
in l2 hours have ground 600 bushels Of corn
and Of the said mills, and it grinds well
now when first put in
JOHN KEARNS. Philadelphia.
lF II is an acknowledged fact that than % per
be saved by feeding ground food II is also
acknowledged fact that large portion Of farmers neg
ec to do from the trouble and expense Of obtaining
il all OF which may be ob,iated by the Of this mill.
All invited call at the office, SO Brattle Street,
Boston, and this Mil grinding Corn, Corn and Cob,
Corn and Oats also making best family Aour and judge
for themselves. Application for mills should be made
the subscribers, as above
PIERCE, HANSON & CO.,
Feb 5, ls50.-30AS Agents for the ~ f. States.
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a Thousands Of females die annually for want Of a
remedy for che ailments TO which they incident The
only such remedy we know oil, Sir James Clarkes Fe-
male Pills. They put up in bottles containing 80
pills, with circular containing explicit directions and
scat pos-iree ior 81 and post-stamps They well
known 80 be the only and safe remedy Tor female
diseases and distractions from any cause. See adver-
ttcmcnt O5ly
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDYi
SIR JAMES CLABKEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS


CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared nom prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ
d. Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
lus we'll known medicine is no imposition, but sure
and safe REMEDY for Female Difficulties and Ohstruc-
uoas, from amy cause whatever and although power
III remedy, thcy contain nothing harul TO the consuu-
ZION.
10 MARRIED. LiDIES,
it peculiarly suited 1t will, i'm short time, bring
tao monthly period with regularity,
lHsl puts HAvB NrvBN HEEN KNOWN no PAIL
ynrnE rnH DIRECTIONS oS THE 2p PACE OF rANrH-
LET ARE WELL OBSERVED.
For fa particulars, get pamphlet, free, Of the agent
y. b. Sl09and postage stamps enclosed 70 any au-
h0ufrd Agent, viii insure bottle, containing so
Pills, 81 return mail
Sole Agent for thc United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Gate I. G.. Baldwin s. Coz
Rochester. y. Y
J.. 3. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent for Yer
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Cure Tor ConsUin pon, C0plls, C0dS, Ashsaa Bron-
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for whom there was mo- hope before the discovery Of this
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Mr. J. Williams is suhceutto convince all OF ITS wonder
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81 had been sick with cofrmed CONSUMPTION for seve-
raj months had used the clear Cod Liver Oil most of
The time but had derived but little benefit from IT, had
an attack Of bleeding al the Lungs which alarmed my
friends very much. they supposed there was no
hope for me About this time heard Of your Compound
NJ Cod Liver Oil and Lime. / Immediately commenced
using H. and began soon perceive its beneficial effects
in two months my cough had entirely left me, and am
now enjoying perfect health
Truly yours, ]. WILLIAMS.
" B.-This Compound does not nauseate like the
clear Oil BE sure and get the genuine manufactured
only by A. b. WILBOR Chemist No l66 Court Street,
Boston.