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Best watermelon j. R. Purvis III 30
ID best water. melon r. e Weathersbee,f Z - %
Best turnips G d. BurrowsS 90
Best Rutabagas. DIR. J. watson, e. %
Best ,eris 81 ~ Ou,erbridees 80 ~ 4 IS so
best Radsh, Mrs w. K.A. Williams, 81 g SO
NATIVE WINES, &c.
Best scnppernong Miss Eliza Harrel, 90
Best nipple b. andy, James Salisbury, 90
Beat BLACKBERRY cordial Mrs H. L. Sherrod, ! 90
Best peach cordial, }. T Watson, %
Best cherry bounce, J. 7. Watsnn %
Best grape cordial, J. 7. Watson, F1f ! : q 90
81 ! 1 ., SWEET MEATS. PRESERVES DC 81
Best sample preserves, peaches, Mrs ": T. Hyman' w
Best sample preserves grapes Mrs. J. w. howell, w
= Best sample preserves pears, H. l. Sherrod, loo
Best sample green pickles, ]. b. Whitaker, 90
Best SAMPLE sweet nickles D. b. Whitaker 90
Best sample apple ieIly Mrs r. E. Weathersbee, 90
Best sample ounce Jelly, L. A. Thompson, 90
Best sample grape jelly. w. w. Sherrod, -sH5 90
Best sample blackberry jelly, R. Z. MEMBERSHIPS, 90
Best sample tomato caisup w. w Sherrod, ] 90
Best sample walnut catsup j. 7. Watson, 90
Best sample brandy peaches, K. w. Sherrod. 90
Best sample brandy grapes, W. Sherrod, Sos 90
Best sample tron, r. E. Weathersbee, -Es 90
Best sample brandy cherries J. T. Watson, %
Best sample dried peaches, W. T. Hyman, e sc
Best sample dried apples, VIM. E. Spruill SO
Best sample apples, Joshua Taylor 20 90
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r. II. CHAPLIN.
BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK MANU-.
+1. FACTURER, l

ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
IL RALEIGH and the vicinity generally, that he will
promptly and puncuay attend to the binding of Necs-
papers Magazines and Periodicals of all kinds and in any
style, plain or ornamental, on moderate terms ssL
q All BLANK BOOKS ordered from are manu-
featured by me, in the City of Raleigh, NC.
December %, 1859. lOs-v&syly.
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY

.F.' "A UAAAND D1SCOVERY
SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR Eycp, nv
- townsman, NAPHTALI EzEkiEI- Informed ne ,t LENT
had prepared hair restorer with which he wo .t he
menting upon hisowu bead whose top was .ptr bs
We him iwa days since and the place So Ma pd
months since, fine crop of hair has sprung nm with ur
orOus growth, So convinced is Mr. EZEKIEL Of tb
cy of his discovery, that he has named it e emea'
"The InfalIible Virginia Hair Res,o,o,
Mr.. F. is about going into extensive manuf.c,uro
article which is destined to prove of anxious ntee, %
bald pated friends--FrOrn Richmond ENQUIRER T ut
l2th 1859 - O0''"O"
This famous article be mad of the n,;:,
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head ~ pa
have only to the restorer according to printed d'
tons the bottle. Those who have any doubs nf az
cacy, can have them removed in short time nv usir I
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER . !ne
that it is all that it is claimed to be- fHs
Wholesale depot for orders, So Main Street
-l n. EZEKIEL.
.-.r ..ts -. RICHMOND, November a. 1880
], EZEKIEL take oath the HOLY Bible that Ih,,.
been bald for the past years and have restored nv h.
by using EZEkIELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
NAPnTALI EZEKIEL
...-. . . JOSEPH MAYO.
Mayor of Richmond
For sale BY
-. P. F PESCUD
Raleigh, NC.
january 10 Iooo. S-w6swly.
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PLYMourH, NJ c., Nov. II, 1850.
GENTLEMEN Yours of the 18th. requesting for pubica-
on the address delivered by before your Agricultural
Society at Hamilton the Cd inst, is TO hand. The adj
dress was hurredy written and would require TRANSCRIPT
ing before it ought Ia be handed over the Press.
have not the time at present for experimenting this
hence am reluctant indeed TO decline your polite invita-
ton
Be pleased to accept my kndest Acknowledgements for
the compliment thus done and convey your Society
whom you represent my earnest wishes for IFS continued
prosperity and success. rs-, 5-..r f1..-.---astfi
am, gentlemen your most obedient servant. 49,;
''.5 a- T. w. JONES.
Whitaker. e.
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HILLSBORO, N. C.

HILLSBORO, &C.
MILITARY ACADEMY.
VNHIS INSTITUTION OF A THOROUGHLY SCI.
IL enhc and military character. is under The conduct
Col C. c. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, s. e.
Circulars will be forwarded on application.
February Is, 1860. 7-w6sw1ypd.
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GEO. w BLOUNT,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NASHVILLE, n. c.,
VN7IIL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and Franklin
Counties.
Feb 81, 1860. l5-w&swly.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICATION
~ will be made to the next session of the Legislature
of c. for law prohibiting the sale of intoxicating Ii.
quors within two miles of New Hope Academy, Chatham
county N. c..
1a li E. p. HARRINGTON.
November 20, 1850. r., - srr--..,. .-Gs g-lm.
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NOTICE.

a PPL1CATION WILL BE MADE TO THE NEXT
n Legislature OF NorthCarolina. by the citizens Of
Rockingham and vicinity, (Richmond county, for the pas
sage of law to prevent the sale of spruous liquors with
in two miles of the Courthouse
November 10, 1860 elm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a PPLICATIoN WILL BE MADE TO THE LEGiS-
n LATURE of North Carolina for act TO incorporate
the town Of Boon Hill, Johnston county, N. G.. -
November 60 1850. 95-lm.
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cORREsPONDENcE.

CORRESPONDENCE
HAMILTON, n. g., Nov lS, 1860.
Obi z. W. Jones:
DEAR SIR: At the last regular meeting of the Martin
County Agricultural Society. the undersigned
appointed committee TO correspond with ypu and
hc of you copy Of agricultural address delivered by
before said Society at their last annual Fair for pub-
cation. -. 2
Hoping you win find it convenient to comply with the
wishes of said Society,
W. j. WALKER,
-ETAG R. Z. WEATHERSBEE,
III ]. B.. Whitaker. ~
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CLASS q.
CLASS I
HnnoRa

Best stallion under years old A. F. Garrett, 90
I'd best stallion under years old, A. Burnett 2 90
Best stallion over years old, Jno. Whitly, 90
I'd best stallion years old, Jno Garrett 2 90
Best pony under years old, Mrs d. B. Howell, 100
I'd best pony under years old, Jno. w. Howell, 90
Best brood mare, r. W. Sherrod, 9 90
Best single harness horse, VIM E. Spruill 90
I'd best single harness horse, A. Pierce, l 90
Best bruke colt, L. A. Thompson, 90
Best pair of horses (natve,) L. A. Thompson, 90
Best pair mules Mrs. d. B. Howell 2 90
Best single mule, 4. W. Sherrod, ... / 90
Best saddle horse. L. A. Thompson, 9 90
I'd best saddle horse, W. W. Anthony, / 90
Best colt, Disco Bass, 90
Best mule colt, Jno. W. BRYAN, 90
SPEED. ..
Kate Hayes by ]. N. Msrasett and Broth, Q m and
:. 81 sec, silver cup, , $40 90
Morgan Rattle, Jun, J. B. whity, m. and IS sec,
silver cup, -. 90
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~ = = u
'eocrerning bonds given for Cherokee lands, amend
ing act Of the last General Assembly,.so asSto
prevent the agent from collecting the bonds where
they We're given for lands already covered BY entry.
Some enquiries and explanations were made, when
the resolution was read the second time
On motion, the rules were suspended and the bill
passed its third reading, and ordered to be en-
crossed
bill was introduced by Mr.. Mendenhall to
amend the Revised Code, chap IA, sec. 90, on cor
porations Referred to committee on corporations
Mr.. Hill moved to take up the resolution ct Mr.
Logan, fixing the time for the meeting and ADJOURN
ment Of the House Not agreed to.
Mr.. Cornell introduced bill requiring the regis
tration of Coroners' bonds Referred to committee
on the judiciary -
By Mr. Martin, n resolution granting the CON-
mons Hall for the purpose of holding Union meet
ing Tonight Carried, mem. con-
On motion of Mr.. Hoke, the House adjourned to
IL o'clock, a. NJ, Monday next ~
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STATE OF NORTH.CARoLINA

January 16, 1850.
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

LoRer from EhierH /. Gilman, a Minister Of tic
gospel 20 TamonL
GLOVER, W., June 20, 1859
Mcssrs. g. w. FowLE & Cot
Gents, - hereby certify that havo been troubled
fnr several years with difficulty of tho heart and lungs
and have applied to several physicians Tor help, and
have tired almost even remedy Of tho numerous
which have been recommended without receiving any
assistance, but had been growing weaker and weaker
until, hearing Ut Hiars Baisau If Bad CAerTy about
a year since, commenced u.ug 1t with immediate
lief Il has only restored my lungs sound staic
but entirely relieved OF The difficulty disease Of
the heart. have hesitation in saying that it is tho
best lung medicine before the public and most cheer
fully and oonseientiousy recommend il to all persons
suffering with pulmonary complaints.
H. l.. GILMAN.
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slavery to be permanent institution, instead
of a temporary barbarism, soon TO pass away,
and then. by the unhestaling logic of self
preservation, all things must yield to its sup
mort. The safety of slavery becomes the SUI
nrrme law. And since slavery is endangered
by liberty in any form. therefore all liberty
must be restrained Such is the philosophy
of this seeming paradox in Republic. And
our slaye-mastcrs show themselves apt in this
work. Violence and brutality are their read y
indictments. ouickcned always by the wake
mlpcss of suspicion. and perhaps often by
the restlessness of uneasy conscience. Every
where in the slave States the Lions Mouth of
Venice. where citizens were anonymously de-
u,uncod il opcn. nor are the gloomy prs-
op4and the Bridge of Sirhs wanting
This. snirit has recently shown itself with
su,b iptensity and activity as to constitute
,ybt has bocn properlv termed a roirb of
terror. Northern men. unless they happcn TO
bc dpleyatc. 10 a Democratic Convention. are
etpo.ol I'm thrtr travcls. whether OF business
or bcIth 10 Tine oporatiou of Chi. sv.tom.
Tbey arc watched and do,,od me- If I'm =, land
cot d..,,G.p. n,v sre treated with tho
t,a,nucss of "a ,li.,nstin, TYRANNY. and live in
n.ril al,y,y. inf r.rsop,l indiyuii.. and often
nf.Iic ana lio,l, C,,,l,ipt has sometimes
bs., ,,,l, ,r .,,, ,,r,r.,. e., American citi-
BON. 10. \i,,i,,. Liant, dn,ip, tho last year.
morn o,,r,-,. ~, American citizens have
b,an porp.tr,tod in the Slave States than in
NIexic, Horn a,,in. bayo mo- time for de-
tail. ,,bicb b,y. hoen already presented I'm
,th,r op,rtor. Rut tho instances are from
aU conditions of life. In Missouri Metho-
Jf4t clcrrym.n. sgspc-t.d of bcinr an Adolf.
Zionist. was taken To- prison. amidst threats OF
t,r aol f.,tbcr. Ip Arkao.... Al scboolma.-
Ter ,ya. driven from, tb, state In Kcpturkv
"a plain citi,s, from tol.aos ON a visit 90 his
frirpd. was threatened with death by The
rope I'm Al,bam, n simpic p.r.on from
Connecticut. ned. Iio, books. sa. thrust into
pri-.n. amidst r.ie, of .sbaat him bar,
linn In Vir.ioia. a Shaker from Nav
YORK.. poldlin, o,rden seeds ra. orcibIy one
.r.f.5 from H. state Ia Gc,r.,it wer-
rt,p.s. ,Iorl r,i.b,,.,. nv birb ,,bo sip,lv
.a.tcI ,i.o s,,tt.r,,,, ,f d, inst deIt v,s cast
int, pri.o, r,btsl off bi. pocl,t hook com
t,.,i'.. ,,,rl, Sroo and b,rely osc,,.d with
hi. Gs In S,uth Carolina Stone cutter
I-..i,,,,, by MON ,,,s .t-,,,,5 ,,tsd and
tbo, amidst crios M GRAND him 70 "Burp
him r. .S,ilo Khan +, d.,t, 80 scoprgod an
that blood came az every stroke. while tar
wa. poured upon hi4 l.eeratod flesh. These
afro.iti... calculated. arrordin, 90 the words
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alternative Of expulsion from their homes or
of reduction to slavery. But pass at once
TO two Illustrative Transactions which, as a
son as Massachusetts,, | cannot forget.
l. The first relates to citizen, Of purost
life and perfect integrity, whose name is des-
tined to fll conspicuous place in the history
Of Freedom, William Lloyd Garrison. Born
in Massachusetts, bred 20 the same profession
with Benjamin franklin, and like his great
predecessor becoming an editor, he saw with
instructive clearncss the wrong Of slavery,
aud at the period when the ardors of the Mis-
souri, question had given way TO indifference
throughout ;hc North, he stepped forward to
dcnounce it. The Jail at Baltimore, whore he
then resided, was his earliest reward After
wards, January LIST, 1881, he published the
first number Of the Libcrnt0r, inscribing for
hi, motto an utterance of Christian phil4n-
tbropy, "My country is the world, my coun-
trymcu are all mankind, and declaring la the
face of surrounding apathy, Il ann Ia earnest.
] wil not cquivocato, ! will not retreat % SIM
gle inch, and will be heard La this SUBJ
lime spirit be commenced his labors for thc
slave, proposing no Intervention by Congress
in the States, and ON wcil-considercd priuci-
Plies avoiding all appeals to the bondmcn
themselves such was his simple and thor
oughly constitutional position, when, before
the expiration Of the Grs. year, the Legisla-
ture of Georgia. by solemn act. a copy of
which have now before me, approved by
Wilson Lumpkin, Governor, appropriated
5000 "to be paid to be paid go any person
who shall arrest, britg TO- trial, and prosecute
t1 conviction under the laws of this State, the
editor or publisher OF certain paper called
''''', ''Y'' 'o,'''o" "' 'n' .'"n VI DIS
wy ''N '"1 J'.' '''O" vi "1o' ga '''u
10 '-' Jaw" Jaw, '''''''"''' d
'"' w ''1 sru5, '' A.""'PPl'S
N.''' Wy slavery Wv" '"'s va, ''''e" u'H-
"'.' o' JUSTICE ana ue''n'y .ne ''e'C "', 'eI'
ln"'51 raied the system OF violence ny "hich
,,i'y "''' Sought 10 crush every VOICE 'ha'
h'' oeen raised against sln'ery'
. Here is another illustration Of different
character Free persons of color. citizens Of
Massachusetts,. and. according 90 the institu-
tions of this Commonwealth. entitled 10 equal
privileres with other citizens. being in service
as mariners. and touching at the mort of
Charleston. in South Carolina. have been seiz-
cI. and with no alteration against them ex-
crpt Of entering this port in the discharge Of
their rightfh business have been cast into
prison. and there detained during the delay OF
l'' vessel inns Us 10y virtue OH a. 'l'lUle OF
,"t'" ''l o''"a' pa'Se" '' 'o-'' "H'0N l'i ''''
'il''' '''' D" 'ne .'''Ia "i 'Ne ,'',H '0
pay ''o APt"'0'' l'0s, S"''' o'
ana 'ANo" as
i "' " 'l '"e' sue '' ".''n5 w
''- 't'i tt' +A-''"7s Ni' " -'.''-
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i"'usS ou'o'G'Ns VI az o'l'la' Oo,iuuo'' ''''
"' .5 arc ","'lS .no s"'D' ~
wiz say mas peen So'u' io', o"ous'
pose slavery out no, enough 'o' N''"' ,.,
"oS' 'ns'ruVtN an" me-.
romans, IL Is tho VN"l o'No" ", S'''0 ''i'
ter' I'D congressman n'''o'y O"U'Su' ,'ic
representative tohuc's tnc cu"'",.o ~ wen 's
the pohucal opinions oil 'n' constituent whose
will 1t is ms boast TO obey' u iou'"' tnat
the passions ana habits OF slavc-masters arc
naturally represented 10 Oongress--chastcnea
to certain extent perhaps, by tine require
ments OF parliamentary law but breaking oat
M fearful examples. Ana here, again. ia"ts
shall speak as nothing else can.
In proceeding with TINS duty. 10 WHICH, as
you viii perceive am impelled by the posi-
1--WE requirements OF TINS debate crave thc
indulgence OF ihe senate Wnlle' aNolulh8 Ad
illusions to private life or private character
ana touching SIMPLY what Us OF record ana ale
rra1y enrolled ln the gag ltol' present "a
icw only OBJ many instances which, ospecialI y
during tlcet iAllel days SINCE slavery h'' ot-
come paramount nave taken thclr place lh
our h'uon'l history.
Hcie ls an Instance. pn inc i'th oil feo.
tnary, 1851 IL. VI. Whitney was arfalgnea
o'i'te inc House oi representatives Ior con'
Tempt IVA refusing 70 attend "heh required
oei"lc committee oil lh'esVSauon lh'' 'nc
administration OF tne executive once nus
excuse was that he could not attend without
exposing himself thereby TO outrage and Uo-
leuoe IN the committee room and on oXam-
nation at the bar OF the House, Mt fmrhcId'
a member Of the committceaiterwards a mem
bor of this body. and Governor OF Maine. tcs-
tilted to Che actual facts. 10 appeared that
Mr. Peyton, slavc-mastcr from Tennessee,
and member Of the committee, regarding "a
certain answer in writing by Mr.. Whitney to
an interrogatory proponnded by him AS oHen-
slvc. broke out IN these words "Mr. CHAIR
man, wish you TO inform this witness. that
he is not 20 insult me in bis answers % be
docs. God damn him ! will take his lille on
the spot. The witness, rising claimed the
protection of Che committee; on which Mr..
Pcyt1n exclaimed: Good damn you, you
shau't speak you shan't say one word while
you are in this room if you do, win pat
you Go death.
Mr.. Wise, another slave-master from Nir-
ginia, chairman Of the committee. and huerly
Governor of Virginia then interviewed. say.
ing, "Yes this damned insolence is insuHcr-
able Soon after. Mr.. Paytou. observing
that the witness was looking at him, cried
ont. Damn him, his eyes are on me--hc
shau't do it-damu him,h shan look at me.
These things. and much more, disclosed by
Mr.. Fairfield in reply to intcrrogat1ries ir
the House, were confirmed by other witnesses
and Mr. Wise himself IN speech made thc
admission that he was armed with deadly
weapons, saying, 81 watched the motion OF
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Aegal notirrs.
HENRY DODGE's ESTATE.

ENR{ v. DoDGE's E ST.,
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, within anC
for said district the ID day Of Jane, A. d. 1860.
David French, ID, administrator on the estate o
Henry Dodge laie Of Barre in said district, de-
ceased presents his administration account for settle
mcut Whcreupou, 1t is ordered that the same be refer
red 10 the 2ih day ct June next at the Probate Office, in
said Montpelier, for examination aud allowance and
that AN concerned be notified hereof by the publication
Of this order ia the Vermont Waterman State jour
nal printed at Montpelier three weeks successfully as
soon as may be- that they may appear and said time
and place, II they see cause, object thereto.
by order OF court.
90Ols Attest, r. r, MERRILL, Register.
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AL AT REDuCED PRIcEs.

Wcbayc SANDERS0NS safety Portable Superior
Fireworks
ALL AT REDUCED PRICES
A. e,,-Dpns,> ,t .,,i,. aud o,l- s,,,i,t,.,
u.s. "a ~ s ~ e, e i z t ',',,'',7
P''l"i ~" 'H ''"- ' ,, p,t go i. H.
NI v ', ".N-'. any, I - 80 ~ Ia ~, ~, 10y, ~,
ln' NNl'go ''.,'4' az '.l , y. '' ,'' i
I,,t @fau Firr,9rt ruf,ctired by him. sander.
son ancrgau Pyrotechsts to City Of Boston, 1850,
ANDRitW IASEilGAN. Pyrotechuist to Boston In
1880 DID mot s,,ii flr chi ii 1851 iehci fhr fatal
aerid,uf occurred or boston Common Mr. Andrew Inn-
rrran did not withdraw hs Agency from us as stated in
he circular and Advertisement STYLED Ianerpan a. Co.
aud ~ q Uoycv A. en- Iancrran a Co never gave A
displ,y Of fireworks ON boston Common Veneer held
an, a',enc, Of Taucrran A CO. Mr. Jas G. IIovcy the
Pyrotechnist died some four years ago. Mr.. Andrew
Iauerran the celebrated pyfoechnist, was killed in
March 1850 IIe hare ALWAYS held the Agccv Of S1n-
de,s0u Lrnergan and OF indrcir Lanegan since tdcy
frst commenced bnsiuesg m 1870 Mr. Lancrgan wishing
ms 10 continue As his Wholesale agents at the timo Of the
accident which caused hi. death.
tasf Scntcn,bcr 1850 Mr. IanerRan purchased al the
old bnifiagy OF the sostyled firm Of jas @ Hoyey &
n, Lr,,1 tbss, 10 ssU freir0rks Tor one Ucrr from
fL1t lag Nov thov advertise Consolidated Iaborato-
49, n A,d,o,, / ,,.,',,n and las q Vovcv A ca and
~, AJ,c, ,r,r,,,, ,itbdrc, his agcncv nom ma -
which tet s,.,'cnt il ot,rey f1ise Ffcts speak for
hcmseiyes We leave our many customers and Inc pub
lie generally judge the potres of the parties who have
issued the circular and advertisement above referred TO-
and would say that zee hupe nic1ys on manu- fH sup
pig Of The bet Of firec0fS, at the Occ1 possible 1tccS
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- TATE OF YER M o n r,

u a 7 Q i Z X NJ O n 7 ,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT SIS.
In Probate Court holden A. Montpelier within and
for said district the 3lst day Of May A. ID. 1861.
An instrument, purportng be the last will and ics-
lament of Bcnon Haskins, late " Mafshhrld, Ia said
district deceased, being presented 10 the Court by Pres
O. Ha,kins, the executor therein named for probate
10 Is ordered 10y said court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear az session " said court 20
be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier, on the
26 day Of june A. ID. 1860 aud show IL any they
may have, against the probate Of said viii for which
purpose, 10 Is further ordered that copy NJ the record
of this order be- published three weeks successfully u the
Vermont Waterman q State journal, printed at Mont
pocr, previous 10 said time appointed for bearing.
true copy ~ record.
9oOl Attest, 4. II MERRILL, Register.
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1 " T. L II - 1 . . - - y l -
~ State Of Observation-Disclosures Dittrict, IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier within and for
said district, on the 2Sth day Of May A. ID. 1860
Mis- Ascnath OTIS, cXccurix Of hc last viii and tcs-
lament Of Joseph Ots, late N Waterbury, in said dis
ct deceased, presents her administration account for
settlement Whorcupon, it Is ordered that the same be
referred the 10Th day Of June next At the Probate Of
flee, In said Montpelier, for examination aud allowance
aud that an concerned be notified hereof by the pubca-
ton OF this order ia the Vermont Watrhman x State
journal printed Montpelier, three weeks successive
Is a. may be- that they may appear aud At said
time and place. II they see cause, object thereto.
BY order Of court.
0s 90 Attest r. r. MERRILL Register.
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DRoF INDIIrcHD's MoNoDELPHIA

DROP. INDLITCHD'S MONODELPHIA
L OR BALM or BEAUTY, - Pronounced by an
who have tested is merits, 10 be the best well the
cheapest toilet preparation ever Imported. The press
far and wide have cNtolod itH merits, aud the demand is
unequacd No person should he without IT, as no one
who It can iud any thing TO supply It's place
II Is unequallod in bathing and dentrihoe. For
shampoong and shaving II cannot be excelled II is the
best cosmetic imported. Price only p cts bottle
Sole Wholesale Agents in u S. and British Provinces,
HOLDEN, GUTTER a CO.,
~ 80 Federal, aud l07 III l3 Congress siIects,
BOSTON 99eoNll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds,
Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds,
PhlhidC,
PhlliidC,
Bronchitis IIOarScnCS, Bronchitis,
Bronchitis llOarSCncS, Bronchitis,
Asthma,
Asthma,
WhOOpng COush, Group, WhoOping Cough,
WhOopiug Cough, Croup, VhOOping tough,
QmnsG
QuinSJ
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption, consumption,
consumption,
ami oH Ike diseases f'ri aH nltllng dH'ilofe a
readY ref,C ami sure end pfely cure it that
grcat aid universally approved Remedy
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.