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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
ny the candle at both ends:

Az before, In every free-trade period, the Govern
mept was becoming daily richer, while the pFVddeuse
pow err WIGS dec inng frm day 70 day. EXPENDITURES,
ot cou g. increased-havog reached, Tor lho'e three
yeaJt exclusive of iptees. upon large Pabhc deo'
sn average Of $50 C0C CO. or nearly five times more
than they RAD been thirty years before.
Having thus laid The foundation for cribs. need We
.onStr that that crsi- caue, leaving the Government
but recently 30 ricb in state of actual bankruptcy
and wholly unable 10 meet the demands npon IL Ger
ta,Dly not IL was precisely what has happened in
every British feetrsde couutTy of the wori1 aud In
every free trade period Of own. IL each and every
one our people lad been driven cut from the older
Staies and the Government, bad been enabled TO take
from them, in payment Tor pnblc lands, the mass Of
their little capliar leaving them % borrow at tbrce
four OF fse PER G.. per month Of the weShy capital
ir all tea, lad been required 10 pay for their improve
nenr,-ana finally leaving them in the hands OF the
sheriff under hsmner their property had soId 80
cL.spy almost to forbid the purchase Of .pd' that
wee as yet pubic and upippFoved. The receipts ffOm
that tour,e are Low estimated 81 OOO aud thus
have We reuped TO point that is really lower-our
nupbeIs be ng coDseered-tbsn trat At which We ar
rived ut the close of the British fesade pecaa:ions
OF ISl7-I8 and 1868.
Looking ut al these facts my dear Sir, is II not
clear
That the system which you advocate ard which has
usurJed the jree-rade name, 10 but return 10 mat
colonial one described in the passages above submitted
for your peIussl
That nas for its object the destruction Of the power
of conbin aoD aud consequent elimination Of the ability
10 produce commodities in which 10 trace
That, os u Necessary eoDs.quence, 10 TENDS 10 pro-
dnce growing dependence OF bo'h the people and the
STATE ppm foreign traders and for ign bsnk.rsl
That 10 ite presert long continuance lie Que the TACT
hat British journalists speculate upon :" the re
coveIy Of teas influence which eighty years ago En-
81. nd WAS supposed 10 have LOST"
That the tendency toward reeolonizstion is growing
with every honr, and that with each successive one,
we are more and becoming tools in the
hands of British trsdsrsl
TbsI therefore, il is the duty Of every friend of free
dom and in~et endeDce 70 lend bic aid the reestap
sbmeSt of that PR teciiye system uhaer which the
country much advanced in prosperity and power in
The periods wbish closed III 1916, 1884, and 1917
Repeating the proposition, already 20 often made TO
have your answers to these questions placed before
million and hslf OF prot.elioni-t reader,
liens.p, MY dear Sir, with gest r-spect
Your ob.di-Bt servant
w. C. BR, ANT, esq. henry C. CAREY.
I'h;kddSiJhid Feb 2, 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
following fk ur e:

Again, az slwoys under prct' ction there wac .con-
only IN Ire administration Of the Government Again,
,be necessity for contracting loans bad passed away.
Again, too The foreign debt of the freerAde peFsod
wa being diminished; and Why Because once again,
that colonial poiry which looked 70 the dispersion OF
our reople had been REJECTED
Not content with the Lesson that had thus been
taught the protective policy wee again abandoned, AMI
OIL again find the colonial policy recsabshed, the
results exhibiting themselves in the following remark
able figures, indicating the extent to which the Gov
eminent has recrutiy been reos,ing the experiment OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

BOARD or COMMUNICATIONS were bat three
members present at the calling VI the rod last evening,
and tho President declared tho Board asjourped 70
Monday neat a, o'clock p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

POLICE APPOINTMENT Upon the recommendation
Of GensIaSuperinteDdent Plsbury, the Committee
On Roles and Regulations yesterday appointed Ser
oe.pt James NJ Flandreau of ths Sixth Precins. Po-
Ice Sergeant over all the officers who detailed 10
the different Cours. Mr.. Flsndreau was formerly
Police Magistrate a, the Second District Court and 10
considered full competent TO discharge the aass de-
voyiDg upon him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

THE DEATH OF CAPTAIs HARElsos.--Yesterdsy
the flags ON the Astor House and several other prom
irep, buildings and the cOlors Of many Of the vessels
in the stream were at half mast ss mark Of respect
for the memory of Captain Harrison, Of the 6'eas
Eastern, intelligence of whose eeath was received here
by the City of Washington on "Wednesday night. The
deceased vas well known here and his death Is lament
ed by wide circle Of friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

RrMoyAL.-wm. II. Adams, the Inspector Of seav-
epgers Docks in the City Inspectors Department has
b, en- removed apd the Office ia hencefoh 10 be under
tie charge of Warren N. Judson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

hoRRIssEr sgt. MuLLIGss-0n Thursday morning
in the Court Of Special Sessions the case OF Horrssey
aud hu'gan, the two notorious pugDsts, was called,
bat Mulgan failed to respond and the case was post
poned till Saturday next Morissey charges Maligan
With assault and battery and attempt 10 shoe. him.
Hulligan, q short time tince, visited the wei-knswp
gambl ng he'll kept by horrissey, when quarrel
ensued between them, diving which Muigan drew q
revolver and tried to shoot bis antagonist.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
The Rally at saxton's River.

Notwithstanding it was so rainy during
the day, and a shower in the early part of
Saturday evening last, there were some
500 out, including those standing on the
balcony Of the hotel and other public places,
and a brilliant torch light procession which
marched in the rain and mud to Seminary
Hail. Some fifty or seventy-fve went out
with torches from this village with our Cor
net Band, and were handsomely met and
received at the bridge by the Wide Awakes
of Saxton's River, who were out with
torches in good numbers.
At the hall, j. A. Farrsworth, Esq, pre-
sided, and j. d. Bridgman made the first
speech, and made close argument, on the
principles of the different political parties
and By extracts from the resolutions and
profession of democracy in days past,
showed they had deserted their former
principles-for the pro-slavery doctrines Oh
modern democracy.
c. B. Eddy, Esq, of this village alsc
made speech which not only made ia
vorable impression for the matter spoken
but for the speaker himself, who received
the strict attention and hearty applause o
the audience. l.. A. Grant was next calle(
out, but owing to the iateness of the hou
he declined to speak, and called for three
cheers for old Abe of the West, which wer'
given with much enthusiasm. After a son!
from Mr.. KimbalPs Glee Club, and anothe
from our Band Glee Club, the meeting ad
iourned brim full of Republicanism.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24

gings will pay well for any one who is will
ling to work. With quartz mill, thinks
from 500 to $500 may be made day,
and there is quartz enough for 5000 mills
for ten years, He is about , miles from
the eastern slope OF the snowy range, and
speaks Of the scenery as being exceedingly
fine Many rocky peaks are 500 or GOO feet
high and mostly covered with evergreen
trees. The country also sports great va
riety Of flowers and any amount of wild
currants, gooseberries, &C., which he and
his party collect for sauce Snow yet covers
the range and makes grand view for mid
summer, as the valleys stretch out their
green carpets below. We, in common with
his numerous friends here, would like very
well TO dine with him on his wild goose
berry sauce, and though he seems to be en-
joying himself well, yet we guess he has 9
thought or two of friends and kindred al
the east, as he takes his daily meals amic
the wilds of that romantic country. Sue
cess TO him at any rate
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans Of Westminster are re-
INFESTED to meet at the Town Hall in the
East Parish on Saturday, the lst day of
September, 1860, at o'clock p. NJ, TO
nominate candidate for town representa-
xive TO be supported by the freeman Of said
town at the ensuing election also to nomi-
jnate candidates for Justice Of the Peace for
lid town, and transact any other proper
kusiness. S. S. SToDDARD,
7oacn Committee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
windham County Votes.

The votes for State and County officers
for Windham County, and for Representa-
tive to Congress are now ready for delive-
ry at this Office. Those for the South Pro
bate District may be obtained by applying
TO the Pteair office, at Brattleboro. We
shall have to send those for this district TO
some reliable republican in each town, as
there are but two or three towns where a
Republican town Committee is known to us.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
DEATHS.

In Bratleboro, Aug IL, of diptheria, FRANK, of
Edward Crosby, aged IL months.
In Bratteboro, Aug A. Mrs. LUCINDA wife of Jonathan
Horton aged 20 years
In wardsboro, Aug 2, Mrs ANNA MOORE, widow of the
late Cephas Moore
In Woodstock Aug. IL, Mr.. BYRON HOLMES, aged 81
years.
In Hartsgrove, Ohio, May 2, Mr. OLIVER FARNSWoRTH
aged 81 years formerly of Woodstock.
In Ludlow, Aug. 9, Mrs. EUCENA, widow of Zedekah
Haven, aged 20 years. Also Mrs. POLLY wife Of Asahe
Miller aged SO years. Aug r. infant daughter of Reuben
Simonds.
In this town. Aug q LUTHER WEBB, aged 90 years s
months and days. lie the oldest in town, and
Of the first settlers
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
w exsasinsterI

4 The Republicans of the old national and
)atriotic town of Westminster will have a
ally at the Town Hall in the East Parish,
o-morrow evening at o'clock, for the pur-
pose of discussing the political issues Of the
BY, and for the formation ola Wide awake
slub, for the campaign. Let there be a
hndsome gathering. A call for meeting
u nominate candidate for town repre-
1entative, will be found elsewhere.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24

An Agricultural Society has been organ
lied by the farmers of Black River Val
ley, and their first annual Fair will be held
at Proctorsville, on Tuesday and wednes-
day, October I'd and Sd. An address will
be delivered by Hon. f. d. Culver of New
York. This organization is made up from
among large number of our readers
patrons and friends of long standing, and
we need nor say that we shall feel muct
interest in its success, and shall give it oul
hearty support and good wishes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
MARRIAGES.

In Westminster, Aug II, by Rev, A. Stevens, Mr. CUR
tbs r. CROWELL of RizWiliam, n. H., and Miss MARY
JANE G0RHAM of Westminster
In Keene, n H., Aug. 2. BY Rev. l., Tracy, Mr.. JOEL
GAINS and Miss SARAH JANE TUBBS both Of Guilford
In Springfield, Aug II, by Rev selah Arms, A. NJ. Eel
LOWS, NJ D., of Pulaski Ill. and Miss EMILY s. CLOS
SON, daughter OF Hon Henry Cosson Of Springfield
In South Charestown N. H., Aug. IS by the ne. Rev
Bishop Chase, Col. s. T. BAILEY Of Macon Georgia, anC
Miss MARY Z. TAYLOR Of the former place,
In Westmoreand Aug. 2 by IeY. 8 II. MeCOllester Mr.
GILBERT NJ SIMMONS and Miss FRANCES d. WHEELER
In Proctorsyile July 81 by Rev, II Closson Mr. DARI
US JANNESs, to Miss ELIZA HAZELToN. both of Ludlow
In ProcorSyie Aug 20 by Rev H. Closson, Mr. ISAIAH
PARKER Of Cayendish, and Miss LUCIA BARTON Of Lud
low,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgia
md
Aug i5thlqa

SURE cure for rheumatism and Neuralgia in It's worst
form The undersigned hereby Gritty that they have
used GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound for
the cure Of Rheumatism and Neuralgia and have in every
case found immediate and permanent relief We have full
confidence healing qualities and and would recommend
TO all who are afflicted with these harrassng diseases as
one Of safest and best medicines offered to the pub
lie. -. - -
Boston Henry A. Fuller is South Market ST. Boston: Sam
Wales Jr City Hotel Boston, Geo H. PlummeT Meverlck
square East Boston Henry D. Gardiner Webster st, East
Boston Abram Weeks, Webster st. Boston Capt Chas G.
Deliver, East Boston,
The best medicine for the disease ever saw Chas. A.
Smith, No / Old State House, Boston
Have been afflicted with rheumatism in its worst form and
entirely cured by the of bottle A. W. Dryer
Matthews Building Commercial ST. Boston.
Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has entire
ly relieved from uerngs of several years standing w
E Hodgkins No. l Old State House, Boston.
After suffering with Rheumatism for twenty years was
entirely cured By the Of two bottles Of GARDENERS Rheu
matte and Neuralgia Compound. Norman T Ayers, %
Franklin street Boston.
The Rheumatic Neuralgr Compound has been taken
by hundreds people for Scroulous Homors with great
benefit 1t may be given children with perfect safety
Atwholesale by Macy Jenkins 81 Liberty ST., Newfork
Principal Bepot-SI KiIby st, Boston. None genui
unless signed by CHAS I. GARDINER
For sale by John W, Moore, Bellows Fails; 1. n Thorn
Brattleboro; John L. Weeks, Brandon; Pond & Morse
Frances Fem Rutland and apothecares generally "a ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24


visions, &c, and are doinga live business
ON the true Yankee plan Of "liye and let
live"
Arms 4 Wilson have lot Of fruit cans
which are just the thing for the preserya-
ton Of fruits,
One day last week, one man in Plymouth
gold diggings got one piece Of gold worth
nine dollars, and last Saturday Mr.. Han
kerson took $50 from the bottom Of the old
mill pond at the Five Corners.
During the shower on Tuesday, two
cows belonging TO S. H. Leonard and Al
win Earl, were killed by lightning in Ches-
ter.
For school books, ledgers, stationery,
music and a host of other things, call on j.
w. Moore who keeps a great variety, and
is ready at all times to serve his customers,
A few days since the Douglas men Of
this town held business meeting at the
Centre, and at the close, we are informed
they put up at auction the remaining copies
of the ArgAs to which they were entitled
this year, being about five months. Price:
ranged from to 10 cents
The lightning rushed into the telegraph
Office during a shower the other day, ant
knocked down the operator just as he wa
trying to find ont where the Rutland trail
was. He was not injured but does not de
sire to have the performance repeated.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday, Aug ~
Amarke $50 Cattle, about 700 Beeves and ls2 stores
consisting of Working Oxen Mich Cows and two and
three years old.
Prices Market Beef-Extra including nothing but the
best large, fat stall fed 81 IS al co. fret quality
Sc 50 second quality IS 80 third quality So 6 ordn
airy 81 IS.
Working Oxen, $50 a $50
Cows and Calyes-S25, 3D. 40 1162
Yearlings; None two yearsold SO g Il three years
old u q II.
Sheep aud Lambs-5747 at market, Prices in Iots,S1
l25, q 70 each. Extra asa 90 each or a DC
per ID. live weight Spring Lambs, 0 90 COCO.
Hides q SIC. Tailow, Ca &c.
Pets 5oc a 81 IS each. Calf Skins 10 q, l2c U b.
Veal Calves, 50 90 a o 90.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24

The Republicans of Chester are reques-
"a to meet at the Town Hall at North
hester, on Saturday evening, September
M. at o'clock, to nominate candidates for
own representative and justices of the
,eace and all other necessary business.
Per order To,cn Committee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
Notice.

The Trustees of the First Mortgage Boudholders Of the
Vermont Valley Railroad Company have declared dividend
Fifty per cent (belng the balance duel Coupons Of
October LIST 1856 payable and after August 10Th 1850,
at the office Of the Treasurer Of the Company in Bellows
Falls For the convenience Of bondholders in New York
elsewhere the dividend will be paid for the space of
month viz the h Of August TO the 18th Of sept
at the office of Alexander HAMILTON, Jr Al Wall Street
Jauneay Court thereafter vii only be paid at the odee
of the Treasurer in Bellows Falls
Dated August IA, 1860 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
CPAuIDING,s PREPARED GLUE
sPAULDINGs PREPARED GLUE
SPAULDINH'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE PIECES

GT~"A SrlrCH n Tiur SAWS NisE. n
As accidents viii happen IN wslregulated fames
il Il vry desirable TO have cheap and convenient
for repairing Furniture Toys, urockory, etc. SPAUBD
INGS PREPARED GLUE meets all such emergencies and
NO household can afford be without it. II u reads
and up to the sckng point There Is longer necessity
for lmpug chairs spnercd vencers, hcadess dolls, and
broken cradlaa just the article for she'll and
other orItcnal work popular with lses Of refinement
and taste This admirable preparation used cold bcns
chemically held solution, and possessing all the ySuab,
qualities Of the host eshiuct makers Glue II may be ned
n the place Of ordinary mucage, being vastly adhes
i've Useful, IN EVERY HOUSE. n B,-A Brush nc
companies each bottle Price % cents Wholesale Depat
No Is Cedar 81 New York, Address II. c SPAULDING
Box No 5000 Now York.
Put up for Dealers Cases containing four. eight
twelve Dozen beautiful ithogTaph SHOW Card accompany
inc each ueksre single bottle Of stauldings Prepares
tsY tte Zen tfnes annually every house
bold Sold hy all prominent statiouers, Druggists Hard
ware aud Furniture dealers GrOeers, aud Fancy stores
Country merchants should Hake note - Spndding
Prepared Glue when making W t,tr falilis II star
any climate 4l4b
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24

The Republicans of Rockingham are
equested to meet at the Centre, on Satur-
w, September LIST, 1860, at A o'clock p
j, TO nominate candidates for Town Rep.
sentative and Justices of the Peace, and
b all other Necessary business.
By order Of 7oaon Committee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
Musical instruction.

Nz,7a CARL KREBS would respectfully announce to
3 ladies and gentlemen of Bellows Falls and vi
sciny, that his class in Music viii commence the
first week in September. Instruction will be given
the Piano VIOLIN Clarinet Guitar and other instruments
Prompt attention assured.
Those desiring take lessons will please leave their
names at J W Moores Book Store. Terms reasonable.
CARL KREBS.
Bellows Fells, Aug. %, 1850 34-S5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
A Challenge.

The Republicans of Chester present their
compliments to the Republicans of Rock
ingham, and propose to give about 80 more
votes for the Republican State ticket, than
can be done in Rockingham.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24

BREcKINRIpGE COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Breckenridge Democracy held their
County convention at Fayetteville on
Wednesday, and it is said to have been a
large atisndanea---larger than any other
convention there for many years. The
Bellows Falls and Londonderry Bands were
present. Col. Wright of Massachusetts,
and Mr.. Stoughton, made speeches. The
latter speaker is said to have pitched into
MIR. Davenport (Douglas) of Wilmington,
right and left W c. Perry of Brattle-
boro, chairman pro TEN, and r. A. Knight
of Dummerston, temporary secretary. l.
III. Streeter was afterwards made president
of the convention, and r. A. Knight and
J. G. Higgins secretaries. We are indebt-
ed to the editor of the Arg,is for copy OF
the nominations, as follows: For Senator's
Philip Wells, Brattleboro; Otis Warren
Newfane; Gideon Bemis, Westminster
Judges, Walter Wright, Rockingham >
G. Higgins, Wardsboro. Probate Judges
Westminster District, David Howard
Townshend; Marlboro District, III. =. Bal
lou. Wilmington. States Ahorney, L. ii
Streeter, whitingham. Sheriff, j. ]. Gran
dali, Brattleboro. Bail!f; S. G. Bliss
Brattleboro. County Committee, Geo. Plati
/ S. A. Miller and Liberty Wilder.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24
75acn Committee

The Island House, under the care of Z.
IS. Ball, has this season been doing very
Wosperous business. The prices were
pwered in the early part of the season, and
I'd very desirable effect The most prom
ent perhaps is that many highly respect
Die citizens and travellers have stopped
Mere several weeks at a time. This is very
desirable, as it is an advantage to our vii
kge as well as the Island House. On the
mole, our people can but congratulate Mr..
ball on his excellent management and sue
cess of his administration.
AT the Middebury commencement last
week, Albert r. Sabin of Saxton's River,
won the first prize at the Parkerian prize
speaking exhibition. A second prize was
awarded TO James E. Pierce of West
Townshend. The commencement is spoken
81 with much interest The Valedictory
was pronounced by Roswell Harris OF
Brattleboro, and the Free Press says he
erformed the part assigned him with ease
nd dignity. Among the honorary degrees
ksrees conferred, we notice that of A. NJ
"a Charles G. Frost of Brattleboro.
Of the A democrats of Bartonsville and
sicinity, AZ signed the call for the Dougla
County convention.
The other day smart looking lad, sol
6 S. f. Albee-we forgot to ask him hi
name-brought us in two significant look
ing stocks of corn. One stock was abou
nine feet high, which he said was Lincol
corn. The other was about t,co feet higf
which he said was Douglas corn Thu
Young America understands as well as tn
fest of us, that Douglas coat tail hangs TO
near the ground.
In our Saxton's River items last week,
mistake occurred in the time mentioned TO
ne ordination Of Rev. Mr.. Chandler
Il will take place on Wednesday, the l2t
of September.
The Douglas democracy Of Benningto
County also repudiated our neighbor of til
Argus last week, and endorsed the Rutlan
Courier.
All who are in want of good Pictur
Frame can select from over thirty difierer
samples, by calling on c. +. Pease.
Carl Krebs, the German now stoppin
h this place, is most excellent musician
and we are gratified to learn that he wi
form class in music in this village, th
Arst week in September For further pa
iculars see his advertisement.
Gray & Alexander are cut new tn
feek. Their goods have been marke
own and are going off with rush.
Wightman is furnishing groceries an
PROVISION of best quality for very reason
ble compensation.
1t is announced that Judge Kellogg
Brattleboro, supports Douglas, and the Blu
Iington Sentinel claims Judge Redfeld
being the same way.
All those having torches in their posse
ion, which were used last Saturday evenir
4 Saxton's River, are requested to retu
hem Immediately to Capt. Walter Taylc
y they are wanted for use tomorrow nigl
Rev. Mr.. Lee of New Ipswich, d. ]
pill preach at the Congregational chur
ext Sabbath.
Republicans Of Rockingham We C
<ast 500 votes if you will but come out
the polls, and thus take the starch out
the Chester Republicans. Otherwise tn
Fill take the starch out of Us. Both tow
IRE now well organized, and have be
pretty fairly canvassed.
Adams & Hapgood have a good stock
Dry goods, besides good variety of p
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-24

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hou Probate Court
DIST % wEsrNNsTER 6. for said District Ie all
persons interested IA the Estate OF sAlLl hElsb1 iae
of Rockingham, decesssd Uroetine
You are hereby notified that this court viii decte up
on the alloaouee 81 the account Of Nathan a. Hall
tor Of The last will nd testament Of sid decead aud de-
distbntion saa among tine persons entitled
hersto at the ssan teraof be held Al the I'm Of
X wilder in Hockinghsn in sad district on The hrst
W.dncsiay Of septenb.r A n ISo when aud where yea
my BENJ. " DEAN, Rpsr
Grafton, Au !, 1880 524