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49, ~ H''HN ShA tA~ ~ P4SllC<Au d0
n;nisl'e'ioa Of I'll cilr az tAs sl,or.ess roa,
~ treakists d'yu the party in iac Slate--tpu.
Ee l.: permitted falsely TO, conp|e the names .
ohI dest rn'tu viii Tic nosl m3pstfous ' and
:l'athsomo crime: wtiic We are TO lr
.hrl't t;ent lcs,: per>a,ance, Mr.. L. ris, Or
:so'sfe other w1st'y Republican, should
'a11apue HuE II pcsurcs toa personal q,a.7e!"
Witch has no .rxisiencn, or..to "busine> e
rivalry TlilcA Lives only in tho imagination Z
We c:sire tie good wiz md coAGdcnoc' Of H.
LeHts, hccaalke wo know hinn 10 he fntst
worthy uau In a1l tie relations Of life, 10 we'll
.as Il devoted En3'ulli,caiiA--lus soeas1. ,ha,
prrfa44ssc II at such price, re would sink our
RFesses izld types to the depths Il Lake Nth.
igan and seek s4'!nc other calling. =:
:. =. Ill John Wentworth does not claim to be q
Republican; nor does his paper any lonaes: pd.
seocate Republican doctrincz> Less ulan len
drys,s ,s;ne2 lcc1pr: :7saq lE!f preference, 1trtueh
Sis colI,s.ly for sam Honseon for The Fstts:.
dency-n MN who voted kor the Lscomp,on
Cxls,itu..oa, and siihaains tl,s entire policy Of
Mr., Buc.4an:u's administration He hss 10,
narocatcd Il Republican measure within that
tme. nor i1as ile spoken faroraby Of 3 soFSy
E*rut9aa i'll TIC ,sta;e. uulesa it: was boh,c
OH" WHOM he thought he cou1d play of against
"4?isei Republican,. With ysyy fsx. essep-
Tons: N'pn''icans 10 not take his papcrt ,0pc
ps o"c they have dropped Il, rs tlte iot
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tanned in advance Of election, bis oolumns |
would scarcely show nsw advostisenAnt PEI
week. 0fitsslf it IL inhgaidcaut and rs dss.
hsute Of inauonns - 1t i possible for news
PIP p.pft r. to b.. b.; Rs-sr Il ;!ntia1ee-.aSd
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Worth r oadiug u Thinking About

The business OF manufacturing spur Gus gins,
anu one ilg Them H. Dever Res undel the utes,
q" Arumt O. Cordial'-" Ne Heated, eic., has
eOu..u 49, .nTOn, that be pubhc justly
,uspclru- o nearly everyu iug tina is offered n
der similar iornI- aud the trade has thus been
brought INTO disrepute 1t has remained for onr
nonse Established in l77e) to supply the p essiug
popular ne ID, nnd to maug urate new era In the
tory ol the trade. We trust that our establish
e reputation--iounded upon eighty years OF ex-
peri.nce-sbundautly v,ndicates our claim to
public confidence, We therefore offer
BISIsGLk's OLD LONDON DOCK GIS,
Which is especially designed Tor the use If the
ed cal Profession and the Family, and POSSESSES
those Intrinsic medicinal properties (ronic and
Diureticl which belong to an old and PURE GIN.
IL ha, now received the endorsement of over sew III
thous nd Physicians for the treatment Of Grave,
Dropsy, Nervousness, Kidney and Bladder Com
plants, distractions, suppre-sions, etc, OF the
lnenses, &c, &c.
Clergvmen. from their sedentary and confined
habits, are frequently affected with rgidtv Of the
pulmonary muices, bv wh CHI the respirat on be-
comes seriously obstructed. The Old London
Dock Gin" relaxes the rigidity and contributes II
prompt relief to the respiratory organs 1t is al
inva uable aid and iInulsut 10 the digestive OIL
gans in all case, Of dyspepsia,
Put us in quart bottles In cases Of one and two
dozen each, and said BY all druggist and town
agents. A. NJ. BlNlNGER 4 Co.,
l6;sm Established l77sl
No. $50 Broadway, Now York, Sole Importers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,,, +ten's Golden Salve.

rroxol rogress in the healing Art,
II sIeP ~ yea, Humors Wounds, and
Is al tpS Of ' externa inaamaory difficulty OF
what YER name or nature on mai S M Ushs o. Mau
only by c. P wmTTnN, Lo%si ,b 1 trodc SOIL soI5
P Pv drnealsts "Anoint myself aud be healed
he GOLDEN sALvr-A GREAT hmHniSe
me ADVENT of this new article in our city; WI
has met with such signal success in Lowel,
i, i. made, that ths papers have "a me- a.
o,ses Of truly marvellous cures. They enton.cig
,.no whsrc the lie oi IA lady was recently savso
-, case Of broken breast; another where me
Tie OF child was saved-a case OF chanhg al
,.hor of a lady whose taee was much dlshgure
IL, ,cro ulous humor, which wa- brought 70
,,.sl,av action in a few days also, another OF al
II u,, who had a ,ore On his foot Tor twe"ty
ye,rs-t,ured in few weeks Our Will not be
slow iu getting al - perits, ana VIII nefaiu j
. a. ,he audS- Dos'l1, Herald.
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\ FAMILY OF GOVERNORS Tho Satur-
day Evening Gcoettc, in an interesting
historical sketch Of the Boylston Market
mentions the following noteworthy incl
dent:
Levi Lincoln, who signed the Charter
of the Boylston Market Association as
Governor OF the Commonwealth. was the
father of the last Governor Levi Lincoln,
and was Lieut. Governor when Gov. Sui
Ivan died, thereby becoming Governor.
Gov. Levi Lincoln, the elder, died at
Worcester, April IA 1920, aged Il. His
widow, Martha, died at the same place
April, 1928. and was followed to the
grave by two sons both Of them Cover
nors--Lev,, Governor Of Massachusetts,
and Enoch, Governor of Maine. There is
probably no other instance on record where
a mother, and the widow of governor
has been followed to the grave by two
sons, themselves then governors OF two
States in our Union.
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EXCELSIOR!
MORE PHocF THAT THE EXCELSIOR
w A L l. X w H T. Z l.,
is better Vice than you ever Lseo.

Salem, NAsh. o., y. l., Aug. 1.
GEMS Il have been running for a mont b
past one of = ul ExceIslUr attr heel, ~
inches IN diameter, uuueg "a ieel head, Tor une
purpose Of driving "a Inch c.rcu ir saw Anu
otner machinery, IVr Tue n,ai.uta, tire of cooper
work, and 1t orves 1t Will syeeu anu pow
that 10 truly surprising have Ueuu for upwards
Of 30 year, more or lees, brought IN contact vi .
mills Of different kinds, 10, cU1fsc, acqLui-.
led with most OF the various kinds vi wneels
now before the public, AID cou-eQ uenUy ie,
lnewhat qualified 10 Judge o; the eatlve mer.
It's OF tho different whee.s; ami II reIauou
your wheel. most cueerfully say that Tor SIM
plic,ty, compactness anu comp!etol ess OF CON
struclon, durability, per celtage Of power, anu
steadiness OF motion, believe is not equal ed by
any wheel now in use.
(oigued) Respectfully yours,
Il. d. LARKlN.
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CANADA WILL NOT SUPPORT THRONE.
Speaking of the expected visit OF the
Prince Of Wales to Canada, the Toronto
Leader significantly remarks
His Royal Highness will receive all
the respect due to an heir to the English
throne, and the son of constitutional
Sovereign, whose reign has been marked
by series of practical reforms. On his
part, he visits this country with the tul
knowledge that, FROM its position, il nerer
can support th,ohe for any Of hi
numerous family; and that this 10y"
people will one day--it may be far dis
taut. quietly to national indcpen-
deuce. But even when that day comes,
it vii, be a matter Of resl satisfaction and
int pride to England that she has given
her masculine language, her just laws and
her free principles to a second nation in
,he new world. And in tnat feeling Of
pride and satisfaction it will not be be-
:.eath constitutional sovereign to share .
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r. II. EDDY, ESQ, SOLICITOR OF Pa

r. II. EDDY, ESQ, SOLICITOR OF Pa
TENTS. we have before spoken in COM
mendation of Nr, Eddy, the importance
of his business, and the eminent success
that has attended his etfnrts, during a lonF
and extensive practice; ana we again de-
sire at this time, to cal the attention vi
inventors and others. 10 his we'll conducted
agency for securing Patents. Probably
there is no man who is more familiar with
the inventive genius ofthe coun ry, or who
IL more thoroughly acquainted with the
innumerable pit"nts granted, --thelr con-
6ition aud vaue,--from the formation Of
al, government to the present day. Mr.
EDDY procures Patents ii % In lore'gn
conntre.. aud executes al documents &c.
cs.arv TO secure the rights Of inventors.
who may rely upon him, as highly hon
orehle, prompt, and entirely devoted 10
their interests. BE is constantly employ
ed on cases that have been rejected, and
his success in securing patents after all
others have failed, is well known his
drawings, specifications and other writings
are prepared in the most thorough and
business like manner, and his charges for
professional services will be found very
moderate indeed The advertisement in
another column gives full particulars, and
we recommend all who are in any way in.
terested in patents and inventions, to give
It careful perusai.
-Blondin continues his walks acros;
the Niagara. His last EXPEDITION was
made in the dark.
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cAsTLv~ON SEMINARY.

TINS FALL TERN i-59, will commence 90
ThrrsdMv sent. lst the chs &c Of
MR.. s FPHl '0WLruN,
This Instit ton is on Oldest. and hes,
known IN the State. IL !. co. 20 are sought a..
teachers in every part Is the country. In every
depsrtment 30 id nnd ornamental, the yerv best
teachers are secured. TeiuWte esPecis dry
in reference 70 Musi Painting and ORA" and
French A gentleman or high schola. YES
nj pecial attention o. the Classics NJ cher
Mathematics,
Applications and letters OF inquiry addressed
70 the Principal.
l6;6w WILLARD CHILD Prest
c. N. WILLARD, Secty.
Send for q catalogue.
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THE MARKETS..
Brighton Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, August 20. 1869.
At market, 1000 Beeves coo Stores, 5000 sheep
and Lambs, and 600 Swine.
PRIcEs-M Market Beef-Extra, $500 ! hrst
quality, $50 second do. $3.50 third do, IS.
Working 0rer-soo, loo, SIG 40 600.
Mich Co.cs-339 Il Al common do. SIS, al9.
T,co Years Oid-Sl7 81.
Three Years OLd-S2s "a 81.
Hide.-7 LAS l-4c per ID.
CAT Slins-l2 a l3c per 10.
TdllOtD sales at LEI &C, rough.
Sheep aud Lam6s-S 81 ,o0al76 Extra., $2a9.
pehs--s0.59 S0.62
Veal Cdipcs-- IS, q 400 900 60.
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BOOTS AND HOES,
WITH
Mltchel's Patent MetBllla TIPS

Dealers in New hampshire and Vermont c"h
obtain tue above mentioned BUot> ana rhoee,
which. iol durability, cunuot be eQualleu, Of
G. d Nj. & q y,
Nos AZ au. IA carl Sleet, LC..,n. ~, DO
having secured the entire aLd eac,u.tve rgh
10 the above mentioned patented "rtit {, Tor III,
etates oil New hampshire these god 10 Mt
Hampshire and ermont ueh elt VIII ui-vulthus
the sale vi them, as we shan maiLIhin vLr r CUTS
as secu ed TO Us by the Patent Laws,
G. & M, COX,
Nos, AZ and "A tearl Street. Boston, Mass.
Dealers in Boots, shoes, Rubbers, sole Leather,
Kid and Goat stock. 20;Sm
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The subscrber offer Tor sale his FARM, lying
n little more than mic south Of this village.
This farm consists 81 leo acres OF land. Of til S
II acres is well timbered, the rest is first quality
MEADOW and Pasture. IL Is all we ! fenced. The
buildings are in good repair. Every yard and
every lot is well watered and every acr, OF mnd
il erceNeHL JOHN u. EELLS.
Middleaufv, Aug. II, 1859
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MOTTO

Is hereby given that an appllca'ion II lie
made to the Legislature Of this State. 'orohve' .
on the I'd rlur'dav Of Octet her next. Tor char
ter to tuild Railroad from some point on The
r. & w. Railroad, in The town Of Poultnev,
north. trrough the town and village oi fairhn-
ven. through the towns Of W"st Haven ana
Benson, 10 some point on Lake ChamplaiD, in
the L, rns of Orwell or sborehsn. ?l;sv
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STATE OF VERMONT-Distyict Of Addison,ss
Be it remembered that a. Probate Court held
IN Middlebury, in md for the District Of Addison
onthe 5O.h day Of August, A. D. 1859, Hcrxtto
Seymour, aduinistrator o the ejtate OF
HORA ITO SEYMOUR,
ate Of Middlebury, in said district, deceased
presents his administraton account for allowance
It is thereupon ordered tina, said account be
considered BY this court for allowance at ses-
ion ,heraof 10 be- held a. the Proba 0fics, il
said Aiddlsbury, on Saturday, the 2ith day ct
>eptembel next A. D. 1859, Mt 10 O'Clock
IN the forenU n and thai notice thereof be
given 70 all persons interested, that they may
appear and make ther objections, II any they
may have, 70 the allowance o said account,
~ publishing certified copy Of this order in
tie Mddlebrry kegsler-a newspaper printed
81 said Mlddsbury-three weeks EXCESSIVELY
previous to the time OF said court.
CALVIN G. TIDDEN, Judge.
A true copy from the records.
90 Attest c. G. TlLDEN, Judge.
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Secrets Disclosed.

Tbs Sulstriber otfers for tae q RsOipe BooI
wh,eh contains a Recipe for making every srticlI
that Is Manufactured IN the country, Of Soap1
HAIR Preparations, Coongne, Essences, and Pc
iumeres OF all klnds Beert, Syrups, Mead, Sod
and Mineral Nater, Paints, Blsckings, Inks, &c
&c and Recipes tor making every article manul
faetul ed one Tor making Honey, which cannd
oe recognized ir, N that made by bees either Il
ook nor in taste, AM the cost OF which does uoI
exceed three cents per pound, and can be mad
IN a few minutes another for making + luid|
another for maSing Soft Soap, which can ID
made with little trouble and al coat not exceed
ug sixty cent per barrel, and /. not to be su3
passed or excellence. Which book will be serl
10 AL, one that RENTS TO US by mail, Fifty Cent
either in money or in postage stamps, 10
l7;6w j. Il BEALS, Ashland, Mas.
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Came into the enclosure OF the .unscribrr, on
or about the 10th Of August o'3 We ,oar. o.l
Steer Said Steer has .''' Ahiic Under 'a-
belly and fland, u amali r'tch d., W. loi' car.
The owner Is requested 10 r,op,rlN lal charges
and take him away.
ABIE' : NICHOLS.
Middlebury Sept. ). 55. 2liau
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E y c Z l. ) l 0 r!
Further proof tbat t is the oes, wheel 20,
ever saw.

Cohoss, n Y, July 18th, lsss.
GESTs;-We have Ut III Ole Of our IL inch
tx elsl Water b .els IL oul oasL, Bind auu
Door tactory, III the vlliage Of Coboes, ana take
pleasure III saying hat We thuk II one oil tie
best Iron " heels ow Ia ree or cueapuess,
simp lcity o. Construction, quantity VI waite
1seu, aud power gwen, we thinA II ha, no Gqaul.
" e have taken out u ~ foot overshot wheel ana
pa your wheel III the pace Of II, snu we have
more power and much steadIer than We ever ha j
before. (oigned)
PECK x NANDkRMAkb.
We arr p, Jared TO put in these wheel at the
shortes, notice. GROVER X HAkklNGlOk
2Of'w Bennington, Vt.
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.IENT RECEIVED.
FAhM FOR SALE.

4 tot OF NEW WHEA II OUR to 10 sold at
low rntoe, hy +. VALLETTE.
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Coal Oils! Coal Oils.
GLEND0N COAL OIL COMPANY

INCORPORATED, JUNE, 1857
Is manufacturing a very Superior Qua ify OF
Oil, for burning in the JONES" aud other
KEROSENE" or Coal Oil Lamps.
Our oils are very Light Colored, aud free fion
offensive odoi, while the quality is Inferior TO
none other in any respect.
We are now selling it 10 the Trade a. reduced
prices, with our unequaed facilities, are prepared
TO furnish 1t IN any quantiiy,and to execute all
orders promptly.
E. E. JON 8 g. co., Agents.
2o;9m IS s. 81 Central Sire t, Boston, Mass
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Address Brooklyn P. o.; Snz s3o.l
THE.
Paragon Self-Generating GA
Burner.


Ihi. valuable pa ent, Sc generating Gas Ru-
uer is offered 10 the public, IN full confidence "
its positive superiority over every other HAND
LIGHT in existence, for SIMPLICITY, sAFLTN
ECONOMY, and BRILLiANcY Of light in amy ,tm
perat 10.
il "a devoid Of smell smoke or flicker, giving
sready, chap and
BRILLIANT GAS LIGHT;
recurring 10 trimming, or OIL her attentio }, ex
simply hlling the lamp with good hurnng-du
one Quart OF the fluid converted into gas il b
Burner, giving full broad and clear dame Gig
teen hours This light. whicu lie equal 10 Ii
from eight ordinary wick'd tubes, at an expeu,
of but ihree. lie also under complete control, lie
ing reduced by simple process, from ful blat
10 suall one, ard as quickly restored 10 It's flu
capacty he burner can be readily applied
ali STYLES II OIL Kerosene, Camphe7e, aud bur
ming luid l.amps also, on pressure and wit
founts to Gas fixtures, IN all their varieties,
L is admirably adapted for lighting churches
dwellings, lecture-roons. halls shops, STEAMBOATS,
and Railroad cars or wherever good light is
de-ired. Parties DESTROYS # securing the right OF
territory Tor a valuable artlc C that will commend
Itself should make early application TO the n
drr>i med.
Burner,, Lumps. &C, supplied in any quantl'
with piomp rness-forwarded by express 10
1r,, OF the United States-paysble, cash on
very.
BUTLER. Ho>FORD & Co, Proprietors,
No. Court Street Brooklyn, n. T.,
No III radway, and No CouItland
New York. l5;6w
ea.ss seen su1pisE e, the office Of this Psps
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PARTIAL sCHt DULE OF GIFTS.
Patent Englsh Lever GOD Matches, 500 0
Patent Anchor Gold Watches. 80 oO
Ladr- is carat case cod Matches, 50.'e
Ladies IL carat case Cod a;ches 81 U"
Cents Silver L. yer rtches, rs 90
Cent? silver Lever Watches, 10 90
Cents ii yer Lepne Watches, 100
Paror lime Pieces new pattern, no
Parlor Time Pieces, from 81 90 10 10 w
Gents Gold Vest Chains, 1000 70 is 90
Gents Heavy Plated Vest Chains, 4 W to { "
Ladies Gold Chains b.UU t. 1870
Nisse, q, Id Chains, s.JO 10 800
Ladies God Spring lccAets, 300 10 10 90
Ladies Gold snap LoCket, 8 W 10 6.uU
Mia e d Lockets, w to Sc
Ladies Lava Sets,C Pin SEa Drops, )lO,UO TO Ii w
Ladies' Comeo >ets, e 900 10
Lat,es Gold Stone sets, Pin and
Ear Urops,) eco to 10 OU
l. dies cameo p ms, o. to 6.CO
! dges GoiL stone Pins, 400 TO b w
aides Flurentine Pas, 2,0tu 400
Gen s Guld Pencils, 3O0t 900
Gents Gold Pencil s,witb Gold Pens,4 90 to 500
Ladies God Pencils, 400 to 300
Lade- God Penn, with handles, 100 TO 200
Gets Cluster Pms opal entire, $40
Gents Pins, stone sett ng, $50 to 2 30
Ludies and Gents Silver P ncils 70 10 lao
Ladies' and Gent silver Pencils,
with Gold Pens, 200
Ladies Gold Brace cts various styles, 3 90 TO 500
Ladies and Misses Ribbon Pins, 100 400
Ladies and Gents Gold Sleeve But
tons, 200 to 800
Cents Cameo and Gold Stone Studs, 90
Gents Engraved Studs, 800
EN- sam ,"in o W. p;h, d., So0
dies C,olG crosse ''' 200
Ladies Coral, GHrnet, or Turquoise Sets, 1900
LADIES and Gents Money Purses or Pocket
booksi 80
Lade- let br"att Pins, $50
."nie9 Mosaic "ienst Pms, 900
reht cameo or Mosaic Bosom Studs. %
MusIc Boxes from 800 to l2.Oo
miscellaneous GiltS, not enumerated,
varying ID 'alue from zocts. 70 @ooV
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF rnE ABOVE
, ulfLs H..
~ 'ne lowes' wHoiesale prices VIII DC ui I'M
ouleu anInonss' the Pui c'sSeis OIL ever! one "o"'
| sum- "V'u'' ''V'" y 0VT"S'
OUR CATALOG' [ OF BOOKS.
7, too e.tensiye for partioulsr descrintiop con.
| taininc Tho most valnsbie works in he v,r,ons
denartnen,s of li,eratnre ,pcb cs
Aagrloutura'' 1--WE. ne
nn'ouinN' - Sioue'nNl,
Bih'eS, OF az prices, Mecnanicah
olographcai, MUSICAL,
Botanical, WORKS oil flcuon,
Cookery, Poetry,
.aaNnE
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and e.. VINO -uler the torture which THIS dis
,aso nlct II one form or another q lts maHy
obaaes. cure yu1Isevc- permanently aud speed
ily 10y using
THE O&YGENAThD mrlLHS'
The Weekly Novcl cite" Of sept. IL, says
Dyspepsia Is one OF the prevailing disease %.
onr country. Iii. (, owing both 10 climate al.
On. almost universal habil 70. catn. our meals To-
a.. .ily to adult OF proper digestion hut '
..u,,., 4 these adyeu circumstances this disease
- - ,rhen It has Become chronic, disappear
.a..,..r ~ he rse If the OHygenatea Filter
,,iich na,e bon f,uud % Yls}o 30 il'aiAoilv
aemeuy
~ =, ne Pa5,sss.r n q l,lc'y e,r,4il'ei fSin'n
s,ou, IN /, i.yt
Mrs,he ) S.. FuNLEa COL b sc tiA'"
4hre. u,t ,r. 70 tar x1s -d;c' Iite, O., 'h" awe
.erved .rt.l oeue6t ON 'ue r u'e nave Dee
>uc1 trouU.oi WITH Dy-,mp'l' Tor several year
LJuJd moth ~ 'GM hl fd'l ID" M. lt"''
''a u.ei -uc liitfs,. No. chvahIliy re-
,,,,neu,' tnein 'p all sac H'e "I.'' e4 WIN '-'''
t,.,,1,,s-,,oo Mi i.npn1fn disease:
'''u''v7S Sl;r. SQBlN ,OS, Z tic
=" VIZ ss.4 .1l d schoolal''.'
Prom O.. 4 c94 .~ Me''',n s. a.
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COMMISSIONER Notice,

We, the subscribers, hcing appointed by tho
Probate Court fol the District OF Addison, Coun
rnissioners, to receive, examine and adjust az
claims and demands Of all persons against tbd
estate of Ruben GILLETT,
ate Of Brilport, in said District, deceased, AID
also all claims and demands exhibited in offsei
thereto; and six months from the 18th day q
August, being allowed BY said Court for that pur1
pose, we DO therefore hereby give notice that wd
viii attend 10 the business of our said sppoint1
ment, at the dwelling house of said deceased
n Bridport on the first Tuesdays OF Octobe3
and March next, from one O'Clock P. M., until
tour O'Clock +. NJ, on each of said days.
AUSTIN DANA,
frederick MINER, cOmr's.
OREN ". PRATT,
Dated at Brdport, this 2sd day Of August
4. D., 1853. 2Q;Sw
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