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WEST VIRGINIA, IS: At Rules held in
w the Clerk Office Of the Circuit Court Of Pres


ton County, on the first Mondayin October, 1853
LEO PENCE, rs. JOHN w. OVERMAN.
In Chaneery.
To enforce tie complanant's purchase money
lien of 5000, and interest, (suhjcct to the credit
Of S40,25 paid Sept. LIST, 1861
And it appearing that the DEFENDANTS rcputed
to be in sympathy with the Southern rebellion,
or with the so-callcd confederate States; that lie
has voluntarily left his usual place of abode, and
has gone out of the reach Of personal service Of
civil process issuing from the County aforesaid,
in which no last resided, and that he hns so re-
manned for ninety days after having left said
place Of abode, he is, therefore, hereby required
to appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION hereof and do what is necessary TO pro-
tect his interests herein.
a Copy-Teste SMITH CRANE, Crk.
Brown &; Carroll, counsel. Oct.l0-4w.
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Piftsburg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hon WILSON M.CANDLESS,

Hon. WILSON M-CAN DLLSS,
Judge of the u S. Circuit Court, President
CORNER PENN AND ST. CLAIR STREETS,
Pittsburgh, Penn a.
The Largest, Cheapest. and Best.
s35 paws for a full Coupercial course.
!, ne Ne extra charges for manufacturers
Steamboat, Railroad and Bank Book Keeping.
Ministers Sons at half price. Students enter
and review at any time. .ss.r..
:, This institution.k cbda by experienced
Teachers and practical Accountants, who prepare
Young men for active business, Mt the least ea-
pcnse and ,shortest:time, for the most lucranse
and responsible situations. DIPLOMAS granted
for merit only. Hence the universal preference
for graduates Of this College, by business men.
Prot. "A .sCos LEY5: the best Penmau in the U MI
ted States, who holds the largest No. Of Isl Ere,
N11uas, and over ali competitors, teaches RAPID
Business, Writing. ,.,. &"
CIRCULARS containing full information sent
FREE on application to the Principals.
JENKINS l. SMITH, Principals.
rs Attend where the Sons and Clerks Oh
Bankers and Business Men graduate
March 2S-lv.
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NOTICE Ny wife, NARGARET B., bar-
N ing left my bed and board, without sufi-
Gent canse or provocation, and declared her fixed
determination never to return, iii
HEREBY NOTIFY AND FOREWAR6 al.
whom i. may concern, not to trust or barbour
her on my account, as am equally determined
not to be responsible for anr debts or charges
contracted By her - 49, = -
Oct.2-3t. THOMAS BAfIES~
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BIG GUN FOR BROWN !

The followingis the vote of Taylor, official
For Congress:-Brown 3G5; Burdett sol; linn
l5G; Gus Cresap 50. Senator: J. J. Brown
5S4 IT. Of Dd.:-J. II. Gather Gl5; z. Shields
300 Gathers majority, 306.
THE VOTE AT GRAFTON.
Brown Sd; Burdett 6s; linn SO.
TIE VOTE AT BUCKHANN0N.
For Congress:-Drown, $50; linn "a; Burdett 2.
TIE VOTE OF UPSHUR COUNTY.
Brown 639; linn %; Burdctt 2; Farnsworth
4os; Bcrio 1913; letter 353; Rohrbaugh 243.
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DFCSVFFJ t<t110'%01 '@''"1
health.
DELICATE CHILDREN.
Those suffering from NARAsMUs, wasting
away, with scarcely any flesh on their bones, arc
cured in very short time; one bottle in such
PARENTS having suffering cbiidreS IL above,
and wishihgito raise them, will never regret tte
day they commenced with these Bitters.
Literary Men, Students,
and those working hard with their brains, should
always keep a bottle Of HOOEJ,AkD''6 BlTTEisS
near them, ~ they will find much benefit from
its use, 70 both mind and body, invigofsting and
not depressing.
IT rs NOT A LIQUOR STIAULANT,
And leaves no Probation.
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Browns majority over Burdett, 500.
81 Ct linn, 922.
q both Burdett linn, 720
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Literary Men, Students,
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!
And the Friends Of SOLDIER.


We call the attention Of IN having reistionsor
friends in the army TO The fact that "HOOP-
LANDS GERMAN B1TfRRS" will cnrr nine
tenths of the diseases induced by exposures and
privations incident to camp life. In the lists,
published almost daily in the newspapers, on The
arrival Of the sick, il will be noticed that . very
large proportion are ssm6ring .kom 6eh6ty.-
Every cass Of that kind cnas be readily cured BY
Hoofaads German Bittera.
We bsye no besitation il staHnEs thstTf hese
Bitters were freely used among our soldiers, hun
drvds Of lives might be ssved that otherwise
would be lost. -" F 25
The proprieton are daily receiving thankful
letters from sufferers in the army and hospjtsls
who have been restored to health hyde Do Of
these Bittery, seat TO them by their friends.
BEWARE OF COBNTERPElTsi
See that the signature OF &C. N. JACKSON"
is on the WRAPPER Of eseb Bottle
PRICE PER BOTTLE, rs Cents, OF
.es31 HALF DOZEN FOB ~ oOssiT7
Should your nearest druggist not have The n.
ticle, do not be pat OF By esy ofaths giusoxics-
ting preparations thas may Be offered inits place,
but send to ~, and Ne will fnrysrd, securely
packed, by e1pre1. ...f1y 9a-ss,5s
Ss Principal. Omoe ald Nsaukctor, No.
6sl Arch sfFs1t, PHILApA, Pa
JONES & EVANS,
Successors oGs 4. Jseksnn 8sCo.,l
6ss Proprietors
1D-For sale by DFueiftb tlf gS0efs1n ev-
erytown il tbsu stasss;s,sfss1,Ie 1essly
1
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OHIO COUNTY.
Blair lli2:- De tiass 100 Sndte:-Atkinsor,
llS3. H. OF Dsi.-D. Lamb ll44; A. F. Ross,
9l2; T. H. Logan 74s: W. Shriver 466; E. A.
Weber PAT.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations soid unoet .ne
name of Bittcrs, put up in quart Bottles, com
pounded Of the cheapest whisky or common rum,
costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon, the taste
disguised by Anise or Coriandcr Seed.
This class of Bittcrs has caused and will con-
tinue to cause, as long as they can be sold, nun
dreds TO die the death of tho drunkard. BY their
use tho system is kept continually nnder the in
nuence Of Alcoholic Simulants Of the worst
kind, the desire for Liquor is created and kept
up, and the result is all the horrors attendant up
on drunkard's life and death.
For those who desire and will have Liquor
Bi,ters, VIC publish the following recipe: Get
One Bottle HOOnand's German Btttcrs
and mix with Three Quarts OF good Bran
dy or whisky, and the result will be a preper-
alton that will FAR EXCEL in medicinal, viz
tues and true excellence any of the numerous "a
uuor Bittcrs In tho market, and win cost much
less. You will have nil tho virtues of HOOP
LANDS BITTERS in connection with good
article Of Liquor, at a much less price than these
;nG,rior nrcnnrntops will cost yoh.
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:= New advertisements.

~ NQTsAsRVh lRHIFtr
=AH1GHLY sc e.! c nI, y rs assHg11
aEXTRAcfgH Puk1sIVty0, THAAgv!LL
RELIEVE fHE AFFLICTED, AND NOT
MAKEsDlQNEARDS rs g
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RETURNS FROM FIRST DISTRICT.

Election Returns from Harrison, DOd-
bridge Ritchie, Tyler, Hancock and
Marshall Counties.
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Diseases Of Kidneys and Bladder.
IN YOUNG OR AGED,
MALE OR FEM ALE.
DELICATE CHILDREN.

are speedily removed, and the patient restores
bo,Ifb s
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HOOFLAND,S GERMAN BITTERS

VUIIHWVO 0SItVINN Wv V6VV
will give you y GOOD APPETITE. will give
YOU STRONG, HEALTHY NERVES.
will give you BRISK AND ENERGETIC FEEL
lNGS,-will enable you TO SLEEP WELL, aud
will positively prevent
Yellow Fever, Bilious Fever, &c.
Those suffering from Broken Down and
Delicate Constitutions, from Whatever eau
scs either in MALE OR FEMALE, will find in
HooFLAND's GERMAN BiTTERs
A REMEDY -
that will restore them to their usual hcniuh.-
Such has been the case in thousands Ofinst.nccs,
and fair trial is but required 10 prove the as
scrtion. Va Remember that these Bittcrs are
NOT Cob o l. Co.
MI .nfnnlo1 10 ~ Re1.etdue
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United States Excise Tax.

SECOND ASSESSMENT DISTRICT OF VERMONT.
A Ii persons interested in the payment of taxes
n under law of Congress- entitled An Act provide
internal support the and the
interest on the public debit Approved July j, 1862
hereby notified that the lists valuations and enumeaons
made and taken In the towns of Athens. Brookne DUN
merston Newfane they, Rockingham, Townshend West
Minister Grafton Jamaica Londonderry stratton Wards
boro and Nindham, in the county of Windham, be
of july next at the office of FOSTER Il. SWIFT,
LOWS FALLS and that the said 18th day Of July the
desgned will be at the place aforesaid
determine any appeals that may at that time be made
him from the action of the Assistant Assessors for the D
visions com posed of the aforesaid towns.
THOMAS Il. POWERS, Assessor.
Jnne %, 1868. 2I92s
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS, NorIcE.

WE, the subscribers, being duly appointed by
w the Hon Probate Court for the District of Westmn-
ster Commissioners 20 receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all against the Estate of
Mr. HIRAM WOODS late of Rockingham, in said District.
deceased and all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the 18th day of
eing allowed by said Court for that purpose do hereby
give Notice, that will attend TO the duties of our
said appointment at the clearinghouse of Thomas p.
Woods In Rockingham in said District the Sd day Sep
ember and 4th day of November next from o'clock
?. NJ until four o'clock 2. NJ, each of said days
CIAS SMITH. 10.
ISAIAH SToDDAR, Ooniii D
Jona Cotton, Admir-. (2D-3l) July H.
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Died.

In Bellows Falls, july 10, FRED JOSIAH son of Josiah
and Phebe Boutwell,, aged years,
In cambridgeport, Vt, July I, ELIZABETu AUGUSTA,
child Of BENZ. and Ann t. Butler, Aged years.
In Cambrdgeport, June 9, of dptheria HATTIE E. only
daughter of Mr.. Geo. T. and Harriet Boynton aged 10
years, months, and IL days.
In Westminster, sune 81, WILLIE son of Roswell
and Submit Whitney aged year months =
This lovely bud, so young and fair -
Calld hence by early doom;
Just came TO show how sweet a flower
In paradise could bloom.
In Bernardston Mass, of scarlet fever, MARY BERTHA
LOUISE daughter of Edward and Ann G. Banks aged 3
years, months and 16 days
LINES the death of CHARLIE C. TIIRAsHER, who
died May 3o aged years and months.
P. RICE.
Respectfully inscribed to Mr.. and Mrs Thrasher.
Charlie, dear Charlie oh, why did he die,
Twas Gods high decree-0 do not complain,
Yours is the loss but his the great gain.
His cheerful presence, made your hearts glad,
But now he is gone, you very sad
His sweet pratting voice no more will you hear
The place that he flld is now vacant and drear.
You miss him at home, you miss him abroad,
You miss him wherever his little feet trod,
You miss him at morn, you miss him at night
You miss the sweet kiss, he gave with delight.
lie loved God, his Father, the best he said,
Because that he gave him all that he had,
lie lovd the sweet flowers the spring from the EARTH
He lov'd the good Being, that gave them birth
lie lovd his kind parents, his sister dear,
lie lov'd his playmates, whilst he here;
He lovd his books, and he did excel
Those of his age, in learning we'll.
But Charlie has gone--his spirit has hewn
To God who gave it was his
Consoing thought-that you will meet him
In the realms Of bliss, there you will greet HIM
Methinks his language would be-
Dear parents, weep no more for me;
But live to meet me in the skies,
Where living pleasure never dies
Cambridgeport, June 30, 1868.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being duly appointed BIZ
w the Hon. Probate Court, for the District Wesimn
ster Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the of
HENRY NJ. ATWOOD. late of Westminster said district
deceased and also all claims and demands exhibited in
thereto and six months from the third day of last
being allowed by said court for that purpose there
fore hereby give Notice. that will attend business
of said appointment at the residence Morris Pierce
in Westminster, in said District Saturday, the fifteenth
day of August and Saturday the fifth day of December
D. 1868 at from O'Clock, A. NJ, until p. NJ on each
Of said days.
FRANKLIN AUSTIN, c,,,.,,
RICHARD WARD, oon'f ;.
Westminster July It'll, 1868. 1881
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-17
THE DRAFT.

Below will be found a list of persons
drawn at the draft in Woodstock on Mon
day last, in the towns named. There may
be some errors in the list, but II is doubt
less correct in the main. a list was taken
from the drawing and sent to Brattleboro,
from which this has been copied. The
number drawn in the whole county is 63S.
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Married.

In Perkinsvle July 9Th, by Rev. N Cudworth, Mr. T.
Reading. :
Also at the same place, by the Mr. o. y. BIGE-
Low, D., OF Brandon, and Miss MARY H., daughter of
Hon. Vim. NJ. Pingry, of Periinsville.
In Fayetteville, by Rev. o. Warren Mr.. FLETCHER
GOLDSMITH, Of Londonderry, 90. A. % Regt VT Vols,
and Miss SUSAN + LORD, of Hnsdae, N. II.
In Windsor, July o, by Rev. f. Butler Rev HENRY A.
HAzEN, Of Plymouth, N H.. and Miss CHARLOTTE Il.
GREEN of Windsor.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

ME the subscribers, being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the District OF West minister, Com
to receive and adjust all claims and de-
mands against the estate Of ALVAN GO0DELL, late
Wesmnser in said District deceased and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto and six months
the twenty Of June last being allowed by said
for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend the business II said appointment
late residence said deceased In said WestmBter
said District third day Of September and twenty
fourth day of December next from O'Clock until o'clock
z. NJ, on each of said days
IRA GOODUUE,
AsAHEL GooDEIL, SoAi 8
Westminster, July I'd, 1853. $50.
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Estate of seIah whitney.

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. Probate Court
DIST. oP WESTMINSTER. g. for said District. To all
persons interested in the Estate of SELAH WHITNEY,
late of Putney, deceased. Greeting.
Whereas, instrument purporting to be the last viii
and Testament Of said deceased has been presented to said
Court by SAMUEL E WHEAT, the executor therin
ed for probate You hereby notified that this Court
will decide upon the probate Of said instrument session
thereof to be held at the office of BENZ " Dean in Grafton
in said District the first Wednesday of August A. ID.
1853 when and where be heard in the premises
fit. BENZ WxDEAN Register.
Grafton, July 6, 1863. $3.50
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THE --LATEST NEWS!
More Good News !---Surrender o
Port Hudson
1000 Rebel Prisoners Captured

1000 Rebel Prisoners Captured!
Thursday morning confirms the previous
ly reported good news of the surrender of
Port Hudson with 1000 prisoners, 35 field
pieces, 20 seige guns, and 10000 stand of
arms. 1t took place on the 9th of July.
The military have arrived in New York,
the copperhead mob is being put down, and
the worst is now believed to be over.
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Estate of Luciau. ID erby.
STATE OF VERMON'r Tho Hon pr,

n = Z OF EhNHONT. Z Ue TUT ITuDitt NUul0
DIST. WESTMINSTER, for said District. To all
persons interested in the Estate of LUcINA DERBY,
late OF Londonderry in said district deceased Greeting
Whereas, A. FULLER administrator of said estate has
made application for extension of the extension Of the
time heretofore limited for paying the debts against said
and for rendering his administration account You
hereby notified that this Court viii decide upon said app
cation at the session thereof be held at the office of BENZ
W Dean, IN Grafton in said District the first Wednes
day of August, A D., 1853 when and where may be
heard in the premises If you fit.
BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, July g. 1863. 2S-31
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s TRAY HEIF R.

NAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on the
" sd day Of June inst. Two YEAR OLD BLACK
AND WHITE HEIFER. The owner Is requested to prov,
property, pay charges and take her away
DAN r. sTEARNs.
Plymouth, June 3Oth, 1868. 22
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AT COST!

DURING this month I wish to sell the entire
~ Stock of Goods in my Store AT COST Please call
directly and secure good bargains j. w. MOORE
Bellows Falls July Is, 1868. 29-tf
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HELP WANTED.

OK young men from / 6 to 20 years of age can
- find constant employment good wages and chance to
learn a mechanical business at
vs-TsLLIS, BRTTTON & EATONS
Cbildrens Carriage Factory Springfield, Vt Also two
experienced mechanics Those who have worked with
machinery preferred. 29-d
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MANUFACTURED BY
-Ezf-t 2 T NJ 2 MD d
VILLA CE,
Ame-bury, Mass.


PRICE Is CENTS PER BOX.
Each box has the above the fac-simile Of the pro
prietors signature attached it, which Is duly copy
righted.
Geo. G. Goodwin Co. IS Hanover Street Boston, Gen.
eral Agents for New England Grzees salve BE- OBJ
tanned at all TIE respectable Druggists and country stores
everywhere. 1917
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PROTECTIVE
WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION

FOR NEW ENGL1ND.
INCORPORATED 1863.
OMce, No. II Railroad Exchange, COurt
Square, Boston, Mass.
Chief Justice RTGELow, President.
EArciency JOHN A. ANDREW, and AMOS A. LAW
RENCE Vice-Prssiden5.
WALDO HI6GINSoN, Treasurer.
u TRACY HOWE, Secretary.
Claims Of all kinds adjusted and collected, and nd
vice given soldiers and sailors and their families without
charge. Apply to
u. TRACY HOWE, SECRETARY.
No. IL Railroad Exchange, Court Square, Boston Mass
Boston, June !, 18c3> 2431
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Estate Of William r.. Underwood.

STATE OF vERMO Mt, The Hon. Probate Court
DIST. or wEsrAIssrER, for said District. To all
persons interested in the Estate OF WILLIAM X. UNDER
WOOD hate of Putney In said district deceased Greeting
You are hereby notified that this will decide upon
the allowance OF the account Of RINALDo W. PALMER,
the administrator Of said and decree distribution
said estate among the persons entitled thereto
thereof to be held at the office BENZ W Dean Graf
ton In said District the first Wednesday of August D.
ls43 when and where be heard In the premises
you IT. BENZ. w DEAN Register
1rafton, July o, 1868 DE-
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JOB PllQTllHa

WE are prepared to do all kinds Of JOB PRINTING
w The work done under the superintendence Of
OF the best Printers in Vermont and for style
and execution certainly surpassed at other place
this State Send in your orders and they shall receive
immediate attention AT THIS OFFICE
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falls Uines.
JULY II, 1859.
bal Matters.

- II fEift FWf.FfF E'aflfE
cal Matters.
49, --, ai0 eie9ri IS lu
zen that the County Conven-
County has been called on
llth Of August. All the
see to to it that meetings are
election of delegates, and we
blish all such notices sent us.
5 B. Stoughton was wounded
hish on Friday Of last week,
{ eye, but it is not thought
The account says,-
men Of the 9th corps were
be old Vermont brigade did
lifting. 1t was with difficulty |
strained the men from rush
enemy without regard to their
lie hundred prisoners, mostly |
IRE captured"
Z bat there has not been a single |
the war began, in which YER
i've broken ranks on the field
bs very short in which to get
Med men and we went to
purpose for it, and are
N 10 the Editor Of the Phenir
y in aiding US, and also 10 Mr.
Jams, of Rartonsqille, who ac-
\ and but for whose assistance
" have drawn off more than
! st which we publish.
IN of last week. a son of Mr.. !
Hills, of Plymouth, IL years
badly injured by gunpowder.
a hole in a log and put in
/ strip of paper for fuse, and
The paper not burning read
wn 10 blow it, when the pow
8 into his face and eyes, burn
BY. He is now doing well,
= FER bis eye sight.
! men in this State are to
Brattleboro.
burn of Woodstock, has our
opy of a Register Of COM
I ers of Vermont Volunteers
j of the United States" We
very convenient for use al
a.bf Bridgewater has voted to
Zach man who may be drafted
y great rejoicing at Cavendish
pom receipt of the news, and the
rung, 100 guns fired, impromtu
"a speeches were made and a
\ Of rejoicing prevailed.
tons River Light Infantry will
~ day Thursday by AbenaquiI
|npany, who will escort them to
er, where a grand reception
This Company with the 18th
&ve faithfully served out tae
A;ch they were called, and we
!, 6cw that they are to have re-
,rtk of them.
n humber of communications,
H. lies, &c, have been received,
4 en- laid aside to make room
~ ting TO the draft.
tn drafted men in this village is
Is, Methodist minister, than
y I've take it more cooly or
pine patriotism. Charles b.
AZ illage, was at first supposed
rafied, but it proves to be
q not Charles b. in another
~ ad some curious freaks at
Ne understand the firm of
h, Pratt & Grimes, and o.
Jew prizes" w. FELTON,
'a1 is clerk were drawn. Dan
q the Postmaster, and Chas.
tor of the rule factory. were
" lucky ones"
4 men are wearing badge,
! red ribbon fastened to the
Re coat, and in some places they
Md quite plenty.
! nd most unusual accident oc-
EIngfield on the 18th ult. at the
-. L. III. Hooker. The horse
hearse containing the corpse
steep hill became unmar :
ng both thills and running
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BLANKS, DEEDS, WRITS, sc.

MI 0RTGAGE, warrantee. and Quclam Deeds stices'
vi County Court and Attachment Writs Grand Jurors
AT THIS OFFICE.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court
DIST or WESTMINSTER s. s. for said District To all
persons interested In the Estate of MARY j. CuIpNiAN
late Fulton in the county Of Rock and State Of wscon
SIM deceased. Greeting
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance of the account Of HENRY o. LANE, admin
or of said estate and decree distribution of said estate
to the entitled thereto the session of said
to be held at the office OF Benz W. Dean Grafton in said
District, the first Wednesday of August A. d. 1868,
when and where you may be heard in the premises If
see fit. BENZ. W. DEAN Register.
Grafton, July G, 1863 2S3)