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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19
NEW MOVING MACHINE.

At the recent State Fair, Mr. Josiah
bennington of West Hoosick, Y. Y, ex-
hibited Moving Machine combining
many features not possessed by any other
machine, and which have been patented
by the inventor. 1t is in fact a new in
vention, except the sickles and wheels,
sAafting and gearing The general struc-
sure is Ike other machines, and it embra-
ses all their advantages, but the manage
saent of the Mower is new in nearly every
respect. Either end OF the cutter bar,
Independently Of the otheror both together.
are raised with great east by the driver,
without stopping the team or letting 90
the reins, by means of single lever
moved with the right hand, in the same
direction in each instance, and by simple
xachincry which cannot get out Of order
BY means Of the same lever also the cut
Ter bar can be brought to an upright po-
sitbon and secured for TRANSPORTATION with
su9 the driver leaving bis seat, and in les,
Ehan twelve seconds OF time, including the
throwing ont Of gear. The cutter can be
raled to pass swaths without inconvcn-
ienee to the driver. Another of the adj
vantages claimed for this machine over
stbers consists in the ability to lower the
wank, bringing it nearly on line with
the sickle, thus saving power by decreas-
ing the friction,-usefui in moving thick.
short grass The track clearer can be
adapted to any kind of grass by simply
changing lis position, by the removal Of q
single bolt to another place. The ma
ehinery is finely constructed, and there is
20 spring between the drive-Wheels and
ehe knife, which gives q steady and firm
application OF power, though in this re-
spect the Buckeye, and perhaps other ma
shines, are equally as good, 1t is the
aRly machine by VIII oh both drive-wheels
are thrown out of gear by a single lever.
Another peculiarly which we noticed
consists of a double horizontal joint ad-
lusted to the heel of the sickle in such a
manner as to etfecualIy prevent the pit
nan from binding in any position. 1t is
a flexible machine, and by actual expert
nent it has cut grass on irregularities two
seet below the line,-lhe cutter-bar adjust
ng itself readily 10 bitch of two feet ell
&er way.
This machine is manufactured at Troy,
e. Y, and is well worthy of the attention
II farmers. We think it will be found on
arial to be most convenient and useful
machine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

coast petence, AMI defence ir1 u In an dep
relations upon the navy and army Of the
United States. Ii the. Government cannot
or will no, defend her-if tn. Union goes TO
pieces, then England or Franc will send
their strong nAvies TO seize npDn her aud con-
vert ter g0d@n prOdu~tiOEs 10 foreign tx.
changes. California want 4 railroad. AID iu
the Union she can b tyr Oae-Olt Of n. f-v-
er. tie SPOKE o. h-r a1ricJltur4 protuc-
IONS. She s-nt wh-a'. otrlry' h,tle-- 1aitoa.
vol AMI vine - al ,h- 20 arkr.'s Of fae go-ii
Over fifty bu.brI. Of what have been si--l
10 the acre. Such n thing A. paper lar
Is not known on The Pacific coast til. cur
rency D. gJii California would ron.jnue
loyal 10 the Onion, 90 ne veal OR come De.
At the close Of Gen. Wilson, speech, the
Goyernor elect, Hon. Frederick Ho,Drogk,
was vocld ronsIy. called for. lie came forward
and said
Coy. HoLBgooK's SPEECH.
Lqdse, anil Gentlemen: You can hardly
expect iprech from ia. after III. el9q l-.nr
addresses 20 which YOU have l:sten-l. VI ny
linz my congratulations with those Of 'he
larse IA irn~e present upon 'hi, bright aud
beautiful Pas. 70 listen 10 the eloqn-nr gentle
men vino 44se iI-t -.oken, ! must be- 10 b-
excused.
Mr.. I'D brook retired amidst cheers and
the vivid l. II handkerchief. Th- premium.
awarded we're t4e1 annoancel By Charlie
Clmmi1-. E-q S-rr~tary Of the Oily.
when the rrowI slyw.. dispersed. and horse
men a--lsnel 10. 20 .-..--.ol Of tie fra-k.
Ter. pin be a trial Of IA. horse. ,o-Iay
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19
Ghe 8ntlana Aexala.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1861.
TIE SHARP SHOOTERS GONE.

THE SHARP SHOOTERS GONE.
The Vermont company of Sharp Shoot
ers, Capt. Weston, left West Randolph on
Friday with one hundred and tfoe men.
Judge Dana of St. Johnsbury, member
eject from that town to the Legislature,
was sent by Gov. Fairbanks to muster the
company into service and administer the
cath. Of this company the Burlington
Free Press justly says: "The Vermont
ssupany will not be the least distinguish
Cd In the regiment, either for accuracy of
practice, or general good behavior and
Bravery. They are a stout company,
@md almost all men of character and &C.
knswledged worth in the towns from
whieh they came" We are informed by
members of the company that Capt.
Weston had won the hearts of all before
eavag the State. His military knowl-
edge is thorough, and his bravery and
daring are undoubted among those who
kRew him best
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DEAru or Fx-GOvEKSpR BEIcGs.-
Ex-Governor George y. Brig, Of Ms
s,ciu>ett-, dieI al las residence ~ PG.-
field on Thursday morning. ia the siHiy'
filth year of las az. IL; was injured u
the face, about r'n days preTioa-. by i5'
accidental di-chrrge OF Il slnOi-gna, al
died oi las wounds.
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gThe Washington correspondent of

GThe Washington correspondent OF
she Tribune gays that Gen. Butler has
h,en authorized to raise six thousand men
q, New England, and that he will soon
come east tor that purpose. His com'
saand is Designed tor special SERVICE, and
70 its composition men who have been ae"
sustomed 10 sea-iar!ng llte will be spe-
<sally acceptable.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

EcCULLoCH's INDIANs.-The Helena
(Ark.) Herald of August 10, states that
ahirlecm hundred Indian warriors South
ern alicS-had crossed the Arkansas riv-
or near Fort Smith, en- route tor McCul-
Deh's camp. These Indians are armed
with rife, butcher-knlte and tomahawk,
and had their faces painted and seemed
eager Tor the fray.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

Maize ELECrIox-Ih he Portland Adj
vertiser Of Friday says it has received re-
earns from 272 towns, which foot up as
follows: Washburn, 4G,333; Jameson,
1881; Dana, 1852. Washburn's ma
isrity over all, 14,250; Union majority
49,7I2. The same towns, last year, gave
haShLurn ) ,l2o; Smart 1886; Barnes
l26l
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SoUTH SIDE VIEw.-What some o
the Border State Unioai-t. think OF sla.
very i. pretty clearly stated 10 a epeecs
which ihe Rev. w. d. Carter 81 Eas'
Tennessee delivered IN Clucinaaii las
Monday night. Il ara sla'eb'aef'
said M. Carter. My anee,tors ioF
three generations have byen -lafelo.drrsi
therefore ! cannot be charged wnh any
prejudice against slavery. but Tel
you here that regard the un'on O the
States as OF infinitely more value ihan Al
the nvgrors IN America aud Africa loo
My. / 20 further, and ray that u ihs
pro-ecuti % OF ihi- war aal Ih' perPf3'-
ton Of the Uni..n require that A'''1aa
Slavery shall die. shen / 10y, lr1 "
perish"
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Prentice SAYS Tho who lanona's
FrcmmI'- proclamation a. :in 'n'.-'i'"' a.
men, rights may br entirely CORE" %
their virw- on that -ulj' 81. -l'ti ih' y maI
a. we'll bear in mind Ilat lie ili''s'l'iil2
ton inirrieres only with il'r tight q
those nrn sbo ~. uld destroy 10y ioroe Q
arm, all the rights al United S,a'es eii'
ze-ns under the United States GOFcrn
mrnf
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Daniel himball Of Rutland. u do. -.
CATTLE FIT Canie Georr- W Black
Of Westminster. bess pair fat oxen. 81.
ii Bowditch. WcybriIgr. best fai COW.
Isl premium. sc: D.. j Wriztt. " -
bridge. ~ b,--i ts- row. -
Eoreiga Cul's No competition. 81 p.
Nye OF Cia,npi.l.-. \ ). being lls- .,tiv
exhibitor The committee aag4ai.-4 d
premium og SD for Ai- Durham bull,
''OEtord Lad. %" > ycar- old also Tor
ih~ COW ~Dai~g.T and hej.,r -.Prge,.~ ihe
SecrriaTv'> dig. 0ma.
M,yed md Aottre Bioods Best bul
three year oil and og,r-I-s premium.
$40. 10 -unnrr Carpenter Of INLAND .
best bn.i between one and ihr-- car
1t premium. %. TO Cvru- Lork,- ol took
lngham.
B'-i bull calt-I.i premium. 81. to IS.
Y Ripley of Rutland.
Best COW. three year and over-lff pre-
MUM. -. TO III l. Shield, Of Benning-
to-: "a DO. s.. to David Kimbal Of
Clarendon.
Be~i heifer. one 10 ihrer year--Is:
premium. s.. to ~ " Le-l,r al Rutland.
II DO. 81, 10 r W Sh-ll OF FINLAND.
Besi h.ifsr eali-l-s premium. g 70
"Ta'es q Roo; Of bennington.
STEERS Brst three year. Dds
premium -" q" o-aorn Goodrich q
DO. = "a y .'."-aafs - III. s. to
" ll'lab "a De
B0-' ."'. ...sr- "a-l-' premiums
10 i VI t..,-.9a: s.a. ..t 10 William
Alien.
B. .~a-.ln2--l- .luu. - 10
DAMN. DaFs= d Ssa~: II do. - 10
Frank Hal 81 do. - 70 W.ll.aa A.
zen.
DEFoNs. Daniel PAWS & sons q
Nind-or, Isl prrtniuat So tur iye van
oil Devon ball. A!-o TO -an for same.
f.ro yrar- OLD. il premium $40: John
Ingram Of RutaoI - premium Tor ball.
TWO ,r4r- Old So.
B-,i yptrllag bull-Is. premium 10
james !. Griffin OF Clarendon, IS.
Best COW. -even YEAR o.d-l-t prem-
um. SI2 10 Timothy Davis OF Eat Mont.
pei or. ~ do s. to .saniel Davis &
som Of Windsor.
B,--t heller Of two year.-Daniel DAVID
d, SON 1t premium > al-o - at =.
Best earring bciter-limotlly AVS o,
Est Montpelier, 1t premium. s..
Bet heifer cali-Dani=l DaTiz j, So2s
Isl premium. 50.
SWINE 81 Boar-l>t premium 8.
10 L NJ Bi--..Il OF Shoreua.n p do. 81.
10 hiram Smith Of Clarendon
Bet Breeding Sow; premium s.
K L Greenougn OF Rnilanl: = -. 50
10 Horace Smith Of Clarendon.
Be; 10. OF Pl---l.t premium s., ~
Harm ; ni.h DO, 3, 10 Z II Bis
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a. lIoLBgOoK's SPEECH.

r. .... In G-. 1911 ~ .-... E.-.- 80 10
...l..., g
anu %. ''7' d III ''''' '''
.ruu r,,p ~. It-rr-.n.v
-
Ihe q fnd -"e'1'-iake~ premium OF so
aud Di iona 1914, contcuieI for oa ST.
nr1,,. Il b.. borscs l,..;o, .,,ared ..,~,r-.I.
~. 60, 5...'
81" 81 '' r. oe'''- ''-'''''- The dec''''' Wa
male Ly be BoapI Of Managers. who we
learn. unb nimou-lv awarded the premium
o.. y..,,. C,,.l,-,l'. r..e--, ,-...l ,....
'' '''' '.'
between Dung C"ln,n' 81, owned by the
Me,,F'' MIN "' '.r'''' D'I""1' -, .'' e.,
nE ~. -N'r'o", 81 I'',n'"'' : am an r. r.
ooN', '''' u ',''' '''- ~ men
in.i") wa won ny 'd''2 'o'u'iiDu>' 10
20 ; he sero"d ff,.. Wa pr'%e~n TIE
''''e Col anu ,.''. -" o''rl. !, or we ~
'' 'i y 'i'''',2 M '''.''' III - ~
VIA '' ''-''e,i'"'.'' 81 .''''' " .o 'i,.' 10 '''s
'".r- 81 '''e '9'',1 '''e '".I, .'''''.s "+'e
required 10 ''H@ mo 1o.'-'''-''',,'h ~
DO "'' 'i''su anu ',''',"''' anu '',.- '''1
premium" WI ''' .'''''.' 10 l'1'- No'I u
a. 'n'n-., 'l'e De'' ''.i-e Wa ''14+ "y
'''. - '''' r, Oh
q'''1 -.''.'--'n' '', eA,"2'''2a IA Dee"
III, '''' - Al - ''''''
= ,''-,.' " '''' 1'' .o''''' anu W. ID.
'.'-.'-' '''.'' ''' ~ '.'1' '' .'1'
'''.> ear Will il ~ M ''''i 10 ''''''i1
- .---.--
t., ,'.'I''' .....,,,..., -, ,, ,,I 49,,
,r.l,,nrs rn.,,l -, finn, ~, the. .,r,,,,I.
H.. .... .,r.5 f., H.. alb. - .,y,l7. +. ,l,.
f.... .,,- W.. ,,~tl tina, rr,.. ,,,r aud
,I,. ,r...,,,..r ,,rh.n..J voulJ .,.r,oY.ly
.n,srr,.. the : ,.i..rv
W..,.,,.li..J op FRIDAY and raoYe.,..J
IN opportunity 10 copy the h., Of prrml-
..,,,,r5l Inn, w.. ;,,,.r,,..I g., ro
H., n,.,LI ~. f,rni.h.5 -. IN 800, ,,r
o,r S,,nrd,y'. is.u,. W. 6pJ bo,y..,..r.
IN ,l,. Ro.to, .L,,,,,I nj = ,,prl ,,. ,l,.. T.,
..,y.,,, xl,,..i, tin. I.,,r,.,l .,y. T.. =. ,f,..
il, ct ur,.mIum. % far awarded :"
uoRsrs. Fgre,sn 10 Alvin Alam.
&C R,.,o.,. for hest Stallion. t,r,.i,, ,.l,..
SI5.
El,var,d p U..L-li nj Nsx RaJG, I
NJ. tr be-, .,ali,nn 1 ,..ar old far..i,,n
,.i,.. sIj
Al, 81 -, . ,..-. oil GIly f,r..;,,,
,.l,.. =
<hsr,,o >, tt,roo, .c,,V,ovs Milton
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Observation-Disclosures from the Bri''
Provinces stale that the catch OF na. ks'd
i. everywhere very heavy. The Mrs
Chi Glraner says: The catch Of mackf''
il our river during the past fortnight ~
been unusually largr. We have brrn .
formed that it has not been equaloj "
many year.
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HE FAIR FRIDAY.

Large dneHdance. -Shoac Of HT>es- Wort
Of Cop,utUiteS - The Addre<ses. - The
A,royd NJ Premiums &c.
me a'e' lance yesterday Wa d. idrSe d
was expected, though not 50 larg. as could
have L...r desired The dav va. bri,,bt and
...r1.,.-,-,... .,.LN,c-
"'au'iN' '"' 'oo'' a'i'- ''''a9 "Ho Id" '''7
horses to cxhibl. took possession u the track
=, an eatIy hour and aiJrd much bv tLpir
.--....,. -. ,.r ,t..-L.u
lie "hh"'res 10 award prem u'"' were
busy through the earlier part u the day, and
,.......-. b.;ul.ho. rl....o-
nouncrm""i o. Id" premiums AWARDED was
made from the judges stand, ate in the Al
terpoou. We rallied ugou lb. secretary TO-
&c.,
'"0 ''9'' 'U' '"''l- ~ '''' ~ '''1
-ON"|
There are many articles on exhibition
which W. shall sceak of particularly herea.-
,.,-.. 49, -. -. ,.,.,. s...I., - ,xt;h
lted oy JJhn I'"". Dr. q Brandon' anu
MowluL Machine, exhibited by josiah IIar-
,;,,..,on a. w., Ii.o.;.k NJ Y,rk wh3,b
coA.o'h's man! 'a'uA'ie 'ea'uFes' Cu' OWN
to the space We give to the speeches dvlv-
.r.d :, ~. at,.r,cop We mus, fer what
We have to say OF these untl our next Issue
l..
h'aue 'i''r "I'i''a'a''' ui''' VIZ O.''''' "''''
were escorted 10 the judges stinl hy the
Rlll,nd L.i,lt Guard, under the command o.
r.. p.l,. l.;..,,l,..c- -,,...t 49,.
,,I
l'"'"' - .. '''' -
turn ii"m Newport News lacy were greet"
w:,b ntcl rrihu.iasu b. the people. / heir
r,.,...,..,, g., dim 4 ,.or,,,sls ua.ra.
lCu ANY remarked upon
: be audience i.lrd the extensive seats III
front of tb = ma and 4 d,ns. mass of I'm.
man o''"-s a'o @a'"e''u u!''" '"e ""'N
between, and all listened with patience and
d. li.it TO the c,o>e
o. commonwealth ,,,,,.;,. c-ou, 81. Rad
~ >.....t.. ...,... c,.,..-t .,,..:I
vi = ''"'' o"'''' "''
That tins was the hrst occasion when the
Vermont state S"ciri! MAJ De- d''ar'o'n'-
al 10y the nOn-A'ic'''auce oi rs iFerl--
sp~akrr>. In relation o the "i'>encr oi Gov.
> t'ragu~. hr Stated tha' he went 10 Il Ioie is
land and sa" The gallant Governor, Who a.
sured Tim that br "ouII glaI'! respond 10
TIE INV "t'oh' d ht 'ou'u OF }! b. instrument
la l" ~"k'mh3 re" = "fio'i'n 80 me mats
OF 'he Gree" NJ una" n"!s. lhe Co,h-
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GIN. Wilson's SPEECH.

Gen Jams Wilson, OF California, former
~ OF New Hampshire, was then nitro ipcr,i.
lie 81 Ole elo"l"gly o. thu growth aud Ir. =
TESS OF thIs country, and ot the raiurss vi
secession. his portion OF bis rrImark>,
though eloquent and Instructive, We have not
space 10 publish.
lie spoke OF California. He sail she is
sound 10 the core for the Union. 81 c had
spewed out IRON her LOrdt Is the sec, ssu.nlst
GwIn, with loathlng and disgust. She had
placed unloa man, McDougal in his place
IN the Senate. California Is dependent Tor
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CARRIAGES AND SLElGhs

BY THE BEST woRKMEN IN THE CouNfNf'
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carf'O1 Vs.
by the subscriber opposite the -.
Court House Square, Montpelier, v w.
Those in want Of Warantod Carriages ana lone DO at
will perhaps do we'll to call and see what IS penb
the old stand Of G. LMAs 4 CAMP.
All 0fuer' promptly "0enu'o '0' JOHN W. CLARKE
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~ OF ice.
10 Osi ice.

hereby certify that have this day given my son. Leon
ard E. Ladd his time during the remainder of his mi
nority, and shall claim of his wages pay any
debts of his contracting after this date
DANIEL P. LADD Witness. AARON LADD.
Mddlescx, May 81, 1861 6S7f-*
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held a

STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probate Court, held at
WAsHINGToN DISTRICT, SIS. Montpelier, within and for
said District, the 18th day of June, a. u. 1861.
instrument lurpuriiHg To be the last VIII and Tes-
II lament of Samuel Is Athe late oi DuXbHry in said
District deceased, being presented the Court by l.. H..
Durant, the executor therein named, for Probate:
IL is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at session of said Court to
be holden the Prpae Office, Montpelitr the 9lh
day Of July A. ID. 1861. and show cause, if amy they
NAV have against the Probate of said win for which pu
pose it is further ordered thai copy of the record If
this order be published three weeks successfully in the
Green Mountain Freeman, Newspaper printed at Mont
pelicr, previous to said time appointed for hearing
A true copy of Zee ord
@l2GCy3 Attest, II. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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BENJAMIN Dearing's 4 state

TIL Il subscriber having btenappuntcd 10y the Honorable
1 Probate Court for the District Of Rnnd"lph Com
receive examine am. nus all claims and
demands of all persons against he Estate OF Ern amn
{)eaine, late If Randolph in said District deceased
represented and the of six months from the
:5h day Of June, 1861, being allowed by said Court
he creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove their
;rsectivt claims before sgive notice that we VIII attend
to he duties If our appoint men at the clearinghouse OF
Charles bearing in Randolph said District, the last
Saturdays of June and November next at o'clock in the
afternoon, each III said lays.
LOCKWOOD HOLDEN, CAMPS
LOREN EDISON,
R,p olnh Iunp IS6
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Levi I'D. Efala's Estate.

ETH Subscribers having been appointed iN the Hhnora
Able Probate Court for he District OF ashr gn Com
4nssioners receive examine and adus' ih ms ana
demands Of al persons agains, the Estate of Levi ID
Hall, late of Marshied in said District deceased repre-
scned nsolvent, and the of six months from the
2th day of May 1861 allowed by said Court to the
creditors OF said decea exhibit ant prove thlr re-
specify claims before EHiWt VIII attend
he duties OF appoint al tie dWeng house
of Mis-. Fanny, w. Hall in Marshfied in ad district
ihe last Thursday If August and No ember next at one
fclnck in The afternoon each Of said days
q. w. II. DWiNELL. cor,,,;r,
JOHN LANCE, WYNN "
NarshGed Nav %, A. d. 1861.
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" Office,

THE stockholders of the Montpelier Gas Light Compa
ny are hereby notified to the office of the Vt
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Friday, the 5th day
OF July next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, for the
election of Directors for the year ensuing
ORAMEL Fl. SMITH, Secretary.
Montpelier, June %, 1861.
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Probate Courts for Rand lpl1
District

DROBATE ~OURTS within and for the District of Ran.
doph for the ensuing, will be holden as follows
At the Registers Office in Brookfeld the first Thurs
day in each month; at the Orange County Hotel, III
Chelsea, the third Thursday in each month at had
wick's Hotel in West Randolph, the fourth Thursday
in each month. At J. L. Bowles' Hotel in Washing
ton, he second Thursday in February, May and Aug
INST. by order of Court,
j. K. CLEAV ELAND, Register
ole Nnn nhnr1
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SVszeaaOua's Estate

TTATE OF VERNONT, IN Proba'e ConrI holden At
WAsnINGToN nIsTRIcTss. Montpelier within and toi
said District on he 24h day If June A D. 1871.
JOiNaN WILSON administrator ihe Is tate of Ben
amn Wheaton, :att OF farie, in said Gi>ic deceased
makes application said fer If The
time heretofore allowed him pay the debts due from said
estate and TO ende his administration account until some
future day:
Whereupon. it is ordered by said that said appii.
cation be heard the Probate Office, in Montpelier,
the 18th day Of july A. D. 1861 and, it is further ordered
that notice be given TO all persons concerned by the pub
LEGATION of this order The Green Mountain Freeman
printed at Montpelier, three weeks sccessIvely before
said hearing. BY The Court,
2S7fw3 A, est, n. K MERRILL, Judge.
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EsHGsDHdG S'Gsss.fS.

STATE OF VERMONT, DRoBAIE COURTS wthir
said will be holden the Probate OAice, in Mont geer in
slid District Tuesday of each week. during the yeal
ensuing. Persons hav busn with said Court are
quested TO atten to the same on said court days.
7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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THE GOOD SAMARITAN
FOR
w DgSD OF COAL

Ahead Of all Competition
the number of any other first class stove in
enc year, in the United States
THEi contain all the improvements which are in all the
- first class stoves, and the advantages and improve
ments over other stoves are in part as follows
lst The arrangement for broiling the front hearth
an improvement overlooked in other first class stoves
1t mas also the same arrangement for broling top
Al a thorough ventilation of the Oven.
ID. introducing hot air draugh to the fire chamber
thereby increasing the draugh of the Stove quickenng
Its operations, and enabling it to throw out hea-a
matter much and justly complained of in other Stoves
ain An important improvement in the application of
the camper, which throws the heat around the oven.
9TH Much greater weight, consequently heavier plates
and more durable AS well as handsomer castings.
9Th draft damper at each end of the FIRE box so
that the fire equalized aud gde will heat as quick
as the other also heating the in half the time
7th Fire back protected by soap-stone SO cannot
burn out.
Elm addition to the above improvements has all that is
ervor Warming Closet Rooster in 'front.' Baker on ton
Doors lined with best Russia Iron &C. &C. Further this
stove is warranted to do the as little fuel as
other stove in the market, and in superior manner
All who want first. Stove, should never buy until
they call and see the Coop SAMARITAN they have in ey
cry instance given satisfaction
am the exclusive agent for the sale of this Stove in
montpelier and sell it on trial for any reasonable length
OF time T.; so all are safe in buying.
nave also as full an assortment of Common Stoves on
hand as any other dealer in Washington County and sell
as low as any one in the State, 4, DEWEY
Montpelier Dec. 10, 1860.