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TuE Pic CASE AGAIN Tie case Of the pig,
noticed in the star a few DAYS stree, came up
befo Justice Clayton on Friday evening, VIM.
Brown, wh wa1 sscBEed Of stealing the pig, ap-
p-al.ng to answer, snd having the pig present
also, which he had JIEdled d0uB on wheel
barrow the pig giving oral deEaGnitraiicn Of his
Whereabouts, both on TIE way and ct toe ONES,
thereoy a racting q crowd Of some forty or ATTY
men and boys, ef al ages, colors an sizes, and
also ute q nnIn osr OF ffmalss. y.
The prosecuting wiiness and claimant OF the
pig, Jim Msson, 81 opened the case and testified
that be had bought the pig from sne Polly Peal,
Ia Octooer last, while he lived Y ifth street,
ant sftsrwards novel u Goat alley, " here he
had Nept tt tied uRdl last week when Brown cut
n loo, e and took II away while he was absent
ae knes u was the same pig, because 10 was Z
ooar Dig wth hi' right ear cIOpped Mason's
son and seS sral others testified . the identity Of
1he pig MIG. Polly Peal alias Williams frt N
fykom Mason alleges he bought the pig, testified
ma she sold Ma son pig when he lived In Fifth
street ana -he N 7yed 70 Goat alley With IL, but
would not Esy wh ther this was the pig.
The sccuaed, BTON'e, testified that it was his
pig and be knsW 10 bocause 10 had It's len ear cut
Of tat the same time poi QtiHg TO his right sar.)
TIE justice decided In favor OF mason, who
ssid IL the pig was turned looss 10 would go
straight 10 his house, bat on the rope being united
II, pig-like, utterly refused 10 move peg, and
Mason was oeliged 10 tie II again and drag IL
home, the pig squealing and the crowd following
ana enjoying The Spsft.
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POLICE MIrrRrs -FIs! PTscinet-John Lsn-
ham, maHclously detaiaiEg horses; charge with
drawn.
SseOnd P,seiE.t-John Roliinss. keeping dis
orderly house; dismissed Morris Mu,pIy, DRUM
and dlsorderlY; turned over to the military. Ell
Iea Bawl, do; Sl.9i. c. W Bennett and C. g
King, keeping bar open on Sunday; further hear
Ing Francis GothaTd, drunk; taken home.
TsIYd PYectset.-George Hawkins. disofderly;
% 81 George Kelly, do % "a. Eliza Peters
harriet barton, do 81 90 each Marths Eglen,
Martka Hawkins, do; 81 so each. Louisa Degges
do sI A. Wilson Hawkins, nuisance; e5.4i.
Edvare Simms, Washington SimmE, throwing
stones; "a so each. Joseph Dayly, stealing; dis-
FoErth -Preeiatf -Psniek Lavins, a,sault se.
curtty 20 keep peace Mary Carren, Julia Herpey
and Lasy Herney, do dismissed. Alex. Gslsen,
s-lhng liquor; fined s2i. Angel cOfan, larceny;
Eigssk Prselaef Geo Miller, disordsfiyy dis
missed koe't Reed, larceny; do. Henry VIII
son, drunk sne dSorderly; turned over 70 the
missed. r. w. Gri.wOld, do ) turnsd over 70 the
military Daniel DougheTty, do dlsmissed
Richard Doug Segty, do turned over 20 the nil
itary. Geo Curaniings, drunk; dismissed. Jno
Br.nnan. refusing 70 move his hack; do.
" hite sicks sent 70 hospital. VIM Suit and Jno
Bright dru ok and disOTdsrlY; turned over to the
mIIIt,Ty Cor6eIIG tisloney, asssult and battery;
dismiEssd Joha ssfiyeDsT, drunk; turned over
Mats FTsciaet Joe Smith, aisorderly; 81 So
joan w arrer, do work house. Ser Astiag WeY-
81, hssaHlt duO DdttcfJJ pdtA " kecP s1e 70 1CS
John Lawton, horse stealingi committed for fur
t1er heartBg -.
Tsass PTsctaet "A. Cunningham, stealing; Jail
far court John Daenu, drunk; heed 81 81 Mrs.
RssTdon, drunk and disorderlyi faed 81 81. A.
Re-ss diGDrderly, Ened 81 81. Sarah Jane Nor
ton drunk; do. Frank NsilOf, do fned sl 81
patrick jordan, profanity; Hned 80 o. Ellen ..
Lsary, violating hog law; dismissed Mrs hesse,
dfsorderlg; hnsd 81 o. David Jones, do turned
oysr 70 the military. Charles smyth, dol do
John d iauey, throwing stones; fned 81 81 T..
y r by, profanity; ruled fOr trial. POmpey
Jackson, violating Law relating 20 burying dead
sniuaIs i1dS ment deferred 4 Bishop, drunk;
not disposed Of David shlnn, exposing TsrsoD;
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DROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED Ac
II the Mayors Once up 10 ~ O'Clock on tie 18th
day Of July, 1852, for EIsvsling sixth street from
MARYLAND avenue to Pennsvlvanla a-ecus, tbs
grsys 10 be nins ipn the centrc, and brought
70 four in~hes st the gutter line fke gravel to be
OF good slity to be well raked clear OF stone of
improptr szs. and then vel rolled with heavy
Proio..ls win state the ,pr:ce, per ssrss1s Cor
ie ss-s,d Comnisaionsr sr or Esstsrn bistrict.
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COX 4EWAaD-for tas, ssprshsAsion and
~ 81 dellTe{y 20 me- ss the village Of -
Of NEG 40 MAN. Charles Lyles. late the a
property OF b. II. wsIrlng, deceased, of the -
blscs; Of stout statue; Erum oountenaLoe when
htIsht. He il uell Gnovnia Washington. SId ia
no dolbs lpTking in that Dlsee or its vicInIty. /
will give the above reward no matter where taken,
DiONfSiUS SHERIFF,
ie 2-lm< Exrr Of II, n Wtrrinr,
GOS REWARD-For the spprehe ension and dc
VGO nvsry TO me, ~ the village of Bla IA
dehsburg, Prince Georges county, Md. of ~
mulstto man ALBERT LIZ Lbs, late ias Ht
property OF d. Yarring, deceased, OF the -
Fight Jeilovi Of stoat statue; grum counteusnce
whee SPOKEN to; aud sbout feet 10 or u inches In
his ht de is We'll knOva in Washipg gton, ana in
no doubt uIkng in tnat place or its vlcinItJ will
give the above reward no matter where taken.
DIONYSIUS SHERIFF,
EXT of II. W6rring.
1.-THE Prince Georgian and Upper Marlboro Ge
setts ooey until forbid and charge the sdvsrtser.j
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hEtrE

fk M4 ksl55 FEsEcs6, Or Gag hicn .c-t.7E,,
s,i.L ,tel4t1tgS, Stlls E'-7 q -t4t.p,l rs.g.e-s
q. 'i'ttl'i tL-Hs . .s- ---~-.t.V cared.
nc Nfh9 t.sNe h't,=c.: g'-Ss- I..a gaFs ~ s,r I
LEY iki.LiJ clt,o IA b., a.:.It, ss t,na
O%SiCE 20. SUCTEg ER EBERTTE 80
tois htlt tlC .EE from As,tII.,.s ,rrse. ! .e,.
SOSis IIohl tl.5 E.GcT. E1-l .fCE b., -hs ; = Es,a
slams. S-- '-'-N SS1sa--
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hepl5sr cf the Poysl'Ccil=Se q > II LIZA IN
1oL fACsSt3 nom ono ui Ca rg-. .,Ia-, Sol
SEoss 40 LIS Seea sssrt Ia the huE5IthIs "a
Londent rams, SSllsf8IEhia a2d eleeuksre "a.
enecaeu some OF the IOsI EsLo lis inE cures n Al
N1'S ever bLOTn; many trOublel Wi.a riUrIUE Ia
tne head and ears when Ssisse; grazt Le-SSrs-
hoseS OIiLs a-htn1eS Al ESSG6a sOunCs, hashfpl-
ness vita nseuect bl l-skIEE, ss,s1asg EutTst NJ,
Hiti dsTalEemenI of Tllud, were curet iISnS.si-
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CHEAr CASH STORE!
o,,.c,.oru. LsiEs sEss sesOE,Psns % sEs Of fcp pocur.v
GLASS SGfEERY. &AfkiR YrsscS e.. e. GOODS
We have on hand q large assortment Of
Floor UlloloIhs, Z e. 4snf wide,
Tablo Qilclo ms, different nakerns, oil widths,
Onoloth Table Covers
Pists:, cas.. cs6ss BciisTs; is
Basins, Butter Eettes,So.
Crootery.. Glass and Quesas Ware, of all styles
TUBS, I Bacsst.. cord.ss, B,ooms.
Bfush.s, Baskets, Willow and Wooden Ware Of
Table md Pocts. Cutlery. Carycrs. Forks, Will
son's Butcher KNIVES, go, &c,
ToEsther yith every tbilt that ia useful In the
tue shove srtioles viii fnd II TO the edvaI tage
" n 1s
js1si BONrZ GRIFFITH.
WATCHES.
Watches By anthe mora Te,isble makers. including
FIodsham and Jurgensen; also the "ALleTlcan"
y s'f0'- JEwELRY.
Every description OF Rich Jewery OF the latest
SILVER WARE.
Silver Ts. ses. PisOhors sOOis''' cu's' Forks
MILITARY GOODS.
Presentation swords, richly embroidered Shoul-
der Straps, Ssshes, Belts. Pistols. 90,
NJ. w. GAIT BRO; Jsvesrs.
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Rubber SeOre,
ga FsSNsVLVSNIA AVENUE.
hsaF az C!asffSS Dry Goods Sscrs,
tntrsBco sls9 Sc Ss5 ID st
RUSBER SHEETIEG
COATS, GAPES,
WAGON SPEINGS. 'oNlHAs,
s.Gs c,fps psiL phsiLAHKeTs. GLOVES,
jsls I'm '---0 tseER ID pnS
hfFBURrE sosPfFAL.
hoTgCE.Cn and after tn. O.. ~ ,s,,. =, -
TusrssyS s3s9ss,sa Snsst sae vs;s " tlis Rssp.s On
Asse dsys sny b-:sssa. toe f51rs ~ a. &c &C
rn joan ;. BILLINGS.
~ - Asft Sp-Ieon = sTmg sn rh.es.
~ Id. DockS, --
AND BLINDS .~EEa- -s..
- t..h va fSktaSt aisHaele. 10. SSa Sas.nth a.
* ~ -. - sssei "a ne LsaI.l For - oeens
A II. BE BEST CoOzfNa erOYEs. "a
ss'= assssHsSsss: 'ssssss.ssss:.
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~ . r Z Hh PhHNN.
!,Hk nANI THOgs4sE9s cured 81 sble IrstI --,to-
me-, AZ. - sehseea years, Snd tie nryr scr
STs ~ sIt1sssed D. ile rsPCliefs O. tg9s5. IL
ass a lelso rs h-Is tCes o. wulcE haze a.
a,s s,shaihE as aEentenisn OF ehE-sstsl 80 Iss
stot.i iO"i'y' "a sufaaisat EpzTantSa 20 ths Il
- D. en-
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- 2itt and g etreetl, two COWS-ons ~xxvks
entirely blaek. the other g. deep ed. With ftSSs~
star on her forehead; small siIs, not fs: &c.
elo will be paid for their return or $40 if detected
as stolen Tsken on the l4th instant.
jes3 IW~ JOHN GhYNOR
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samuel Ii. AthertOn's Estate.

.ara1 Us vEkMoNr Probate Court holden
District, on the 2Slh day Of August A. D. 1862.
I'LL BRUCE, Administrator, with the will annexed on
~ the Estate Of Samuel b. Anterior, late of Duxbury, in
said district deceased, makes application said cuut to
extend the time heretofore allowed him pay the debts
due from sad estate, and (" render his administration
account until some future day:
WhrTeupon, it's orde,ed by said Court, that said az
pcatiou he card Ut the Probate Office in tpeler on
the I'D day ot Sept. next and is further ordered that
notice he given all persons concerned, by the pubca
ton OF this order in the Green Noun ain Freeman print
ed at Montpelier three weeks successfully, before
aeariug. BY the Court.
Gt9fowt Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register.
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BILIOUS HEADACHE :!

BY the of these Pills the PERI ttAi>-o cry
Gus or Sick Headaches may beJr r:' taken
at the commencement OF an sttacK immediate reet
from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and head
che to which feina les 30 subject
They act gently upon TIE bowels,-renoving Coz
tiyeness
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females, and al
persons Of sedentary habits they valuable Lax
awe improving The appetite giving tone and vigor to
the digestive organs. and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength OF the whole syS;en.
he CEPHALlC PILLS are the result of long invest
cation and carefully conducted experimental having
been in use many years, during which time theJ have
prevented aud relieved amount Of pain and sui
feing from Headache, whether originating in the
Gus system or from deranged state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, snG
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
any change OF diet and the absence Of any
taste renders it easy to administer to children
BEWARE OF COUNTER FEITS!
N genuine have five signatures Henry c. Spadlng
on each box.
Sod by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sen: by mail prepared GU receipt OF til.
Price IS Cents.
Al orders should be addressed to
HENRY g. SPALDING,
AZ Cedar Street, New YtTs
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ceFGY WoTVTATY FREEMAV SEPT =, 1902
TEETH! &6fhS TEETH !

m ~-@~-& N S~
IN . nro,ors .do,,,ssmeut m fins papcr announcing
| had or,a,a,,ti inc,taJ a. Dentist in this village |.
had permanently located as IN Ie Rubber work unhes
tatingIy recommended every respect superior TO any
thing else for artificial teeth. And referred Ia gentlemen
in Windsor and Nindham Counties who had worn mls
work in preference Gold for years, who were Wiling 10
testify as durability, cleanliness and hghntss ou
had recommended the people here Ia Use poison HeeH
in their food, could not have been by sune sadd some
denounced more. According tn their account (ahd lhef
ought 10 know beer) rubber was everything tat Wa, b"
IL would not last two years AMI the the was hha! i'
duced down xix months they rad seen sets iat were
decaying and suteuing foul was it that any one wear
ing il tainted the atmosphere of entire room &c FL
nallI il said that the Chief Agent OF the American
Hard Rubber Company Dr. Franklin sad u lie was gong
10 have Of teeth, and then going away always from
Dentists lie would have nothing but Gold ara mat ne kel
Il rotten piece u Rubber on exhibition PleaSe READ Nhd
DR.. Franklin says:
NV YORK. April :, lob%'
Dear Sir The charges made against me are NOT :"
strange, when we consider the reckless disregard oi uu
which natural 10 some. never made any Such
statements for the that tn Rubber work the longer
II Is used the better evidence we htVe mat 1t VIII ust5
the high hopes o those VINO al cary daS RdoP'eu II III
their practice simply because III OBTAINED bctter results
than win any other material These same persons aer
SIN years ot extensive practice 'h H. watching inc uhe
ent influences &" health and disease nave ahheSl'alhey
come TO regard as Superl"rt any ana all "ef substances,
ana use 1t to the exclusion OF al netH P'aeS. saw SCI
the other day that had been worn in the mt nh very da'
over six years and ii id moi shot" me feast Sqn Of accom-
position hut On the contrary was a. PRZn AND PERFECT
as though 1t had been mace yesterday! EVER! hody likes
and many patients wouldn't take gold plate As g III!
own confidence increases every day IN H. ana II was "
engage in practice again, had rather nave one Pouh "i
rubber than ten pounds OF gold II" be USED Il" hase "r VI
iilcal teeth. am ve.! tIu!, ~ 49,
" W. FRANhLIN' Agt'
II was then stated that teeth anltactrer did not make
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
the 18th day OF August, A. D. 1862.
sNAMUEi s. KELTUN, Administrator de bonis
- with The will annexed, the estate of Darius Royden
AYE Of Montpelier in said district deceased presents his
administration for examination and allowance
and makes application for decree Of distribution and par
;itoa Of the of said deceased.
Wkereupon is ordered by said Court that 81 id account
and aid application be refe ed session of said Court
be held at the Probate Office in said Montpelier, the
10th dag of Sepembe A. D. 1862 fer hearing and decision
tn reon and it further tldeted, that hereof
given all persons interested by publication of the
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
Freeman spaper published at Montpelier, previous to
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
said time and place. and show case if any they may
have, Why said should be allowed and such
decree made. BY the Court.
347 Attest. r. r. MERRILL. Judpr.
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eS saa asat Central and SWisi~
yash Ess.dtr0asss.
~ ,.ur
Ess8 t;rs
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 23d, 1862
TrGiIts GcinE south and East,

TrGi GOING Soutk and East.
Leave ho'peet 4S M. ii 55 A. NJ. and 10 80 Pm
"A ALL TRAIN leaves Houses Point 4.5A =. NJ. St
vi Adams at $50 4. M, Burlington 7l5 4. M, con-
meeting at White River Jurri withrrains for anG from
Wells River. s.. iuhnsbury and i.uternn, and with
NertEen Railroad fer Bu.:Gn Lowell, Worcester &c,
and connecting AT Bellows Falls with ,heshre r. R..
or Boston and with Vermont VALLEY R. R. for Spring
field, New Haven and New York, arriving in New York
at l0,l5p.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at sO5 A. NJ for
Burlington and Nofthfed. Connecting at Burlington
with boats for whitehall, &c.
NIGHT EXPRESS TEAM leaves Ogdenshutg at 1900 M,
Mont ga at 400 Rousos Poi mt 6.l0 ~ arriY
Ing al bosonat $40 \. connecting at Bellows Fails
with Cheshire r. r. TO: Bos on and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r. r. tor Springfield and New Haven
and arriving III New York at 20 P. hi.
Trains Going NuIt and Nes,.
Leave Montpelier al 0o 4. NJ 7.35 Nj aud 50 P. NJ
Mail TRAIN leaves Boston ut 100 A. NJ via. Lowell.
Lawrence ar Fnchburg Leaves Springfield at 7.25 NJ
fellows Falls at i2.2J connecting at White Ever
uEcn Wits Northern K. X from Boston and with Pas
uhpsc L. X. tor and from 1t. Johnshry and itlcuu
arriving at burlington 1t Ga p and ~. Adams Al
30 N, O3den>hurgh 80 Nj, and Montreal 10 30
p.
AccomMoDArIoE TruN leaves NorlhGeld at 7.20 :. a.,
and Burlington at 9.25 NJ Tor Kou,es Point and Mon
ueal.
NGHr EXPRESS TRAIN lea YES Bellows Falls AZ Is NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. K. leaving
New York at 800 a. IL. aud from Cheshire Il. r.
leaving Boston at 30 p NJ. connecting al
White River junction with train leaving Boston at
$50 81. via Lowell at 500 via Lawrence. Leave
White River Junction at l53 Me- arriving Burlington
at $50 4. M, Rouses Point 30 NJ, Mo nlreal AT
1000 and Ogdenshuigh at l2t0 NJ, connect, ne
West.
Sleeping attached ~ both the night expires
trains unuihg between Roise's Point aud boston.
Through Tickets Tor Chicago aud The Vest for sale %
the principal stations
MERRILL, sup'L
/ st. ALBANIA, W, June -. 1862.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court
X. SpoLrK DIsTHcr, for said Dstrict-To all per-
concerned in the estate of Ciarssa Arnold, late of
Randolph, deceased, GREETING
WHEREAS Charles Waldo administrator Of tire estate
w Of said deceased, requests said Court TO allow him
The urtt time Of year from and after the 18th day
of August a. D. 1862, to make payment of the debts and
close the settlement of the estate,
Therefore you hereby notified that said application
will be heard session of the Probate Court to he held
at the Registers Office in Hrookfed on The 21th day OF
August, A. ID 1852 at Which time you may be heard in
The premises And this order shah be published three
weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed at Montpelier in this State the last Of which
publication shall be before tile day assigned for hearing
aforesaid.
Givea under my hand at the Registers Office at Book
field this 4th day OF August, A. ID. 1852
BY order of Cont
346w3i ]. K. CIEAVElAND, Register
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Neitlce.

WHEREAS, my wife, Amanda Jane bearing has left
w my bed and board without sufficient cause. all per
are hereby forbidden 70 harbCr trust her my
scar after this daf. JOSEPH r. DEARING
an bridge, JAY -. l-6 f3iiy3
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PROBATE COURT

Probate Counts, within and for the District OF Ran
dcIph for the year cntnng, will be holden follows,
viz
Al the Registers Office in RrOokfeld, the tst Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange G. UNITY Hotel ia Chlsea, the third
Thursday of each month.
AT Chsdwick's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
All L. Bowles' Hotel in Washington, the second
Thursday in February, May and August
By order of Court,
J. K. CLEAVELAND, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
RANDoLpH DIsTRIcr, )" Randolph, within and for said
District, on the 18th day Of Ausust, A. D. 1869.
instrument, purportng to be the last Will and Tesla
Il ment of Chester j. Howard. late of Braintree, in
said District deceased being presented to the Court by
Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session Of said Court
be holden at the West Randolph House. in Randolph on
he 25h day Of september 1862 and show cause, if any
they may have, against the probate of said Will for
which purpose is further ordered that copy the
ord of this order be published three weeks successfully
in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed Montpelier
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
true copy of Record,
3isf3wt Attest, j. K. CLEAVELAND, Register
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PH(EVlX
Looking Glass and Picture Frame
MANDATORY.

Nos. @2l East Twenty Third Street,
i73 d. 175 Grand Street d 2I5 Centre Stree,.
ESTABLISHED 1884. NEW YORK. EsrApLIsHrp Il.
THIS establishment has been in operation d
years, and the Largest of the kind in the nited stat.
nave on hand or manufacture order every descrp
tion Of '' >''P
LoohlNG GLASS. PICTURE PORTRAIT FRAMES.
Rain and Ornamental Pier, Wall, Oval and
Mantel Glasses. Connecting Coruices,
Base and Bracket Tables, with
aarblr Slabs, Toilet
. Glasses, &c, &c.
Moun'hEs io Picture Frames, In engthc suitable for
transportation, either Gilt, 8erling Rosewood Oak Z.
brs, b,ruseyc, Mahogany, &c. Our new Mandatory
ana extensive facilities enable us to furnish any article in
our line as good as the best and che an as the
DEALERS ARE INVITED To CALL UPON Us
when they visit New York. We claim to be able ~ s,,
ply them with every article in our line which tbe, ''P
lsewhere. " P"''h"'e
Orders b. mail attci ded to with promntnes,. no,.
"a fail to cali when goa visit View York i'''
Office and War'room Nc. Us Centre s. ny
'5'i@" ora ~ V. Sic iLH.AEt
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STATE OF VERMONT, T. The Hon. the Prooatr Cour
Tr.rRICT R,NpoLPn, for said District al
pers,ps concerned in the Estate of Daniel g. Durham
a,e Of Tunbrld t deceased, GREETING.
N-HEREAS, Calsta DunhdIn and Elbridge f. Du! =
- ham, Administrators Of the estate Of SAID deceased
request said Cour to allow them the further time OF one
wear from ard after the 3D. day Of August, d. 1902,
Ia make payment Of iebts and close the settlement
Of thp Estate
Therefore, you hereby notified that said application
viii be heard session of the Probate Court to be hsid
At Chelsea, the 2lSt day Of August neat. at which
time you may lie heard in the premises
And this Order shall be published three weeks success
ivey in the Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper
urHted Montpelier, IL this State; the last OF winch
publications stall be before The day assigned for hearing
afu esaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office al Chelsea
H. 29tE day of Jnly. a. ,. 1862.
f345w3t PERLEY c. JONES, Judge.
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Ess'OseafR s'CssTfs.

STATE OF VERMONT PE0ss4IE n c Stc5 a Tan
said will be holden the Probate Office in Montpelier in
aid District on Tuesday Of each week. during the year
nung Persons having business with said Court are
puested to attenl to the same on said court days
T. R. MERRILL. Judge.
1860,
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rrATE OF VERMONT, Tin Probate Court, held at
RA>ooLrH DISTRICT, .s. Brookfeld in said District,
on the 9th day of August, A. n. 1862.
y s. SPEAR, administrator of the estate Of George
II. Wheaey, late of Brookfeld, in said district, de
ceased presents his adm nisanun for examina
ton and allowance and makes application for n decree
"t distribution and partition of the estate of said
ceased
q Whereupon 1t is ordered by said Court that said &C.
conn and sad application be referred session of So
Court to be held at the Probate Office in Chelsea the
18th day of September A. D., 1862 at 10 o'clock A. M
for hearing and decision thereon and it is further
dered that notice hereof be given to all persons inter-
ested, by publication of the three weeks
ly in the Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper pub
shed at Montpelier previous to said time appointed for
hearing, that they appear at said time and place
and show if they may have why said
should not be allowed. and such decree made.
by the Court,
349fSwt Attest, J. r. CLEAVELAFD. Kegi.ter.