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/ \ / i \ S ! Y + SAL, i

y | c TION,
The undc. i4n,, as been ins.rlc.c;! +, soil h,
! Public Anc'if', e.; ;:aIton Village on
THURSDAY X FRIDAY OCT. % : 20
| Tne While oi the rea. estate. household firm
tuie horses, car'iagt>, >lciuhS Ne. kc. briouc-
ing 70 Nj. Jerry Drew. and comTr, = III ;,.Tr
Inc tavern stand, with sheds. bans and m.
buildings situated At the north enc, Of the Virs,
OF Earton containing 80 acres of land in -. ~,
state of cultivation together with all h. hons
"Hid furniture, tco numerous 10 sta:e IN detail.
ALSO, SIXTY HORSES.
60stage harnesses. 10 stage wagons ! civ
horse coach,S stage sleighs,nost Of them covered
j? single harnesses, top carriages. } open be-
gies-three Of them new. 40 buff 10 rcbcs- M
cords manure. As horse blank: IS | twc-ao,so
covered wagon, twO-horse traverse sleigh. 30
tons good hay, 200 bushels corn, 100 barrels
flour, % cords best hard wood 81 hogs and shoats
good COWS. plUws, harrows, &c
Most OF the stage horses and carriages will ba
SOLD on the roads where they now run, and will
DE disposed of to parties who NAV be DESTROYS Of
continuing the stage lines and carving out the
United States mail contracts To such persons
rare chance is now offered
=. Parties wishing to purchase any of the stage
!ines at private sale, can do so 5y applying 10
MR DREW at any time prior to the dav of sale.
lime VIII De given on furnishing good and suit
able paper.
Sale absolute and without reserve.
JOHN MOORE.
Barton, Oct. 10. 1863. SO lw Auctioneer
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broadside-" What are called Homeopathic
cures are natures cures. The regular pro-
fession is the depository of the medical know
ledge of all time" closing with some fine
passage in reference to the rebellion. Many
times during the address, Timothy Titcomb's
letter to Benjamin Rush Jones, NJ. D., Zone
of his series of letters to the Jones)
occurred to me, which perhaps the Irregular
profession may meet with sometime
The Bible Society and Colonization Socie-
ty have both been held and ably addressed
The coming week We have rich programme
Historical Society, Tuesday evening; J. S.
Adams. Esq, the popular secretary Of Board
of Education, speaks Wednesday evening.
The Christian Commission with Geo. A. Stu
art Of Philadelphia, its Prest., Rev. G. l.
Minger, also Of Philadelphia, and Charles
Demond, Esq, of Boston, Thursday even
ing; and Friday, Col. Thomas of the Sth Vt.
Regt. will give US his experience and opin-
ions upon the war, sumo account of which
| shall endeavor to give next week.
KAPPA.
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A Call for Three Hundred Thou.
sand Men.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas the term of service of a part O
the volunteer forces of the United State.
will expire during the coming year; ant
whereas in addition to the men raised bv the
present draft, it is deemed expedient to cal
out three hundred thousand volunteers Il
| serve tor three years or the war, not, however
exceeding three years:
Now, therefore |, Abraham Lincoln, Presi.
deaf of the United States, ard commander.in
Chief of the army and navy thereof, and Of
the militia Of the several states when called
into actual service, do issue this, nv proca
nation, calling upon the governors Of the
different states to raise and have enlisted in.
to the United States service for the various
companies and regiments in the field, from,
their respective states, their quotas Of three
hundred thousand men.
further proclaim that all the volunteer
thus called out ard duly enlisted shall re.
celVe advance pay, premium ard bounty as
heretofore mmCHlc;.led to the gov q
the several states by the war department
through the provost marshal generals office
by special lette-
further proclaim that all volunteers re.
cs:'ti: i,lle, :!iis i. a. well rs all others
not heretofore credited. shall he duly credited
and deducted from the quota established fol
the reXt draft
| further proclaim that if any state shall
al to raise the quota assigned to it h. the
war department under this call, then draft
tor the dehclcncy N said quota sh~ll be made
"a said stat, or Oh the Districts of saiu state
for ThpIr Gta NY, Of cold
said draft shall commence on tie fifth dav OF
January, 1861.
And further proclaim that nothing in this
proclamation shall interfere with the existing
orders, or with those which may he issued
tor the present draft in the states where ii
is now in progress, or where it has not vet
been commenced.
The quotas Of the states and districts will
De assigned by the war department through
the provost marshal generals office. due re-
gard being had for men heretofore furnished
whether by volunteering or drafting, and
the recruiting Viii he conducted in accord
ance with such Instructions as have been or
NAV be issued by that department.
In lssuits this proclamation | address nv
SCI: net only 70 the governors Of the several
state. bat also to the good and loyal people
thereof. invoking them to lend their cheerful,
willing and effective aid to the measures
thus adopted, with view to reinforce our
victorious armies row IN the field. and bring
our needful military operations to prosper
Gus end. 'h"S "i"sirs t,r~~.. ,he e .
sedlhon and civil war.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed. Done at the city Of
W Washington his the 18th day of October, in
he year of our Lord one thousand eigh,
hundred and sxtythree, and of the indepen-
dence Of the United States the SSth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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The Army Movements ii Virginia

he operations CT the past week have been
apuzze. Even the ny CT. resi- onden,s If
he metropolitan Pr, annot make OF, airy
sensible solution 70 the p,lzzl. and iaey do
not agree at all ia tn, several ,esllts.
IL was the inG.es-io VIZ ap,ne tn: Lee
in,teed Of rer'crc;~g Ri y, had bee. rein
forced himself f.on. i5r g. and was making
auoths. AID his third i.a.r- {. Washing
ton. Others have |! oug,; It while Lee
had reinforced Br .gg il essee, be had
made th.s dom INST. ton .pon Meade 70 d.
v'rt his ..t;eniicr 7rd Keep the latter from
sending help to Rn,vcrans. The general
impr' ssioa is however, that Lee undertook
to flank Meade, as he did Pope last year, and
thus get between the Army of the Potomac
and Washington and Baltimore. The rebel
gene al has not only sisnally failed in this
maneurre. but mas been repulsed with loss
! his several tlanking operations.
1t seer's to have been mastery game &
strategy be'~een thes TWO generals. IN which
4 We get at the .ru } Gen Meade has out
generated Lee in every maneuvre. No gen.
ersl engagement has been hal, though sever
&! severe shirmishes and small battles have
ben indu'ged in by the cavalry and artillery
supports. ina correspondent of the N. Y.
Tribune ar..s thai the rebel fhef, battied in
his every a'ienp! upon Gen. Meale's army,
IS now 10 turn retreating towards the Rapi-
dan followed closely by the Federal troops
VII" ar- harrassins bis rear guard. This
NAV be rather strong. but the truth is :" hid
in WE'LL or some other obscure place. and
We must possess our souls in patience.
\. H.-See Postscript for latest news.
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POSTSCRIPT.
By TELEGRAPH, OCT. %.
Good News From General Banks.

Good News From General Banks.
The Port ROYAL New South says the L. S.
steamer Blenvile brought important news
which had been received at New Orleans lust
before her departure that the grand exprd-
ton under Gen Banks had effected landing
at Point Isabelle, reyas, small place Is
miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande rv-
er. he successful occupation of Point Isa-
belle will give US in a short time possession
Of brownsville. which is opposite Ma;amoras,
Mexico, which is grand entl epot of the
ret.els from which the munitions of war and
needed supplies are transferred across the
river TO the former place by means Of small
boats.
Gen. Banks will soon be in possession of
all the important points in Texas, and practi-
caily OF the entire state.
Operations in Va.-The Rebels Bptrcat.
ing.
.he news from Virginia is to the effect ,hi,
Lees army taS fallen h,c,,, 10 the R....,con
mock or further. anl that the center nI Gen.
NeadeS army hal entered Warreaioa witt
cut serious opposition. contrary to genera.
expectation.
Een' Clan: takes Command in Tenn.
NASHVILLE. 29,h.
Gen. Grant assumes the command OF the
departments OF the Cumberland, Tennessee
and Ohio. What becomes Of Rcs-v? -
A dispatch 10 the Chicago Times says that
The rebel Ger. s. d. Lee hos crossed the
Tennessee with 5000 cava'rv. it is suypc se;l
to raid il Rosecrans' rear.
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fhe Late Political Victories.

lie Tribune says the elections in Penpsyl.
wanna and Ohio are not republican victor.
rs; rot abolition victories; not sn indorse
nen' Q! arbitrary arrests not general in.
"HTsemen' Of the administration but only
an emphatic declaration Of the people tina,
me F''e'"0n mH9t De pat down and the unita
q ne republic restored and maintained
Stick pin there.
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OfDERo Of NOTICE Of SkTTLElfEt .
GEORGE DiMnN'S ESTATE

~ pT"a'e court held at 81 Johuury in ,aif ii,r;rt
On rhe iHth day al October. \ ID 1888
whereas, Charles A. J Marsh adm, fs,-,, ~, III -
49,, ..oi Se Damon late I'll BdTI.t ia ,.ii ,t;i,t ,.
seu' proposes Ia Tender account of "a. n,inirs
anu l" present mis- account against sa: estat. Tor
Aa.hiIol ana allowance for the purIpn-e of ,akng
i,, ad distribution oi the residue of said sl ate
bl law entitled Ia the same: f wiz N'e
III Is therefore ordered by said c,ur, ,h,. ,5a ..
Ca; .luer consideration and be heard al the Prot,te
StH y. Oh Johilsbury the 9TH day Of Nov A ID
ihu urth ordered that all persons interested
e noued hereof by publication OF copy OF the record
~ s ouer IN the taledonan printed at It Johnsbury
~ suCcesslFely previous said time OF hearing
lhat lhey may appear and contest the allowance OF "a
~ they see cause: and also be heard By sd
Go 'e matter OF Partition and distribution of said
>''A'e- By the Court
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH, Judye
en-, A true copy OF record
'''A Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH Jud,e
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The SEVENTH REGlMESr-surg Blanch.
ard writes the Rutland Herald that there bay
not been death in the regiment since Ma,
Is, and only three since F.b. S.. and ~,
the 'lh has never had so little sickness 90 .,
present. The men are in excellent s,ir;t.
and onlv waiting for new recruits to be NM,
into more active service. There has been no
cases OF yellow fever in the regiment as has
been reported
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NEW BOOKS FOR THE YOUyG.-Wa)kY

NE" Books FOR THE YouxG.-Walky,.
Use {: Co., Boston, announce as - press
10 Be issued - u a.. first Of November. a
new oc1t by Wul. VI. Tharer, cathor Of the
'ionter Eo}.' the " Bobnin r w." .,c-
dis ne~ work will OF entitled: "The Far
meF By. and how ne become Coramapder.
H.t'iet." The sare publishers ar7ounce
No. OF tn Spectacle Series" =. Tiled
Moscow. with illustrations.
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kENNEDH.S
RHEl MATIC LlNINIENT

4
OF ali Linyi perfect ana sre nm G =. 5iiT f
sohes and i'an, that r->h Is heir 10. - -"
kHECMArSIN
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a.: lri IS a. = rnr~' hy bottle, of 6r5r.i,-
IA, uiLatsC Ir3.nyEi ~ -''',
SP3AINS
ATe "@ii>"i - s'yr-cNss -: ana Sile., ,a,,, .
"a, " - 4 "a Ia l,.iGi.> 81 kn. , a, !,
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MY ALICIA.
III, Ia, ' II = iai' J. caused hy iriiarua,ion OF n,
TT, ii>iiin 'iT.i r. aapl,,.t3,,,s - !. -
as En"un--,,ic Li'-ins-rt- u Ae1r
IAEralSY
= a.. is.:aI''1''on 81 IN ding ,he ritsis .r,s -,
a e L Has 81 - '.i-'-iy i.eai.lAic Eminent -
BRUISES
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CRaNP
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az ire+ ti,as cue,i t a ,,v a-''.aal M, tar-
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BILIOUS collie
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soRi: THROAT AND Eo.RsrNrss
Are caused II an unna;r-si - ---'~''
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60; - pressure '-cii iu-sri>lil, ,.r.,sr,.; a.
ment '~ Applications Of he-,.ei,' Rheuls1ir IL
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
~ ''''e' non IL the ciroaiar around ea,l, ls.;,le
foft AN CLCERATED SORE TIIEu,T-
t.,I,. LAKE one teaspOonul VI the Inlr,,.r IN, go.
,an % oil wafer Gsrse the threat i - g. -01i
worb rn VIII be well. This teasp,ori,,l VII "a
FOR BRONCHITIS
Anu All Inflammation Of the throat fonsils s,s -.
ny hacking cough. you Will dilute the ,,i,.e.' Ntlh
% " h.e Times lis bulk Of water. gs-rl The 81. Win
swallow the moisture This never fsii. " 'iii"di AMI
IL Is god for TooTHAcHE EAR.cu. sv-
M o. every kind Every 1sriIv hi and
Manufactured by DONALD rpD,,nr
Mass. Price 50 cents. Sold nv NhDi, hoXbu-y,
&c. BINGHAM
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lARRIaGES.

II Lyndon. Der. 20 by Rev. L. Cooling. Cbas
burpee of It. JohnsGury and Helen L. t.vans of
Lyndon.
In Lyndon. Sept 80, by Rev. NJ. C. Henderson
Geo Gregory of Lyndon, and Sarah Belicn o..
Burke.
In Newark. Sept %. Charles Chappoll of New
ark, and Lucid a. Hudson Of Westmure.
In Sutton, Oct. Il, by Rev. L T. Harris. David
;. Allen and Aboy a. Alvor.l Doth of Rrookfali
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| 4 ID | f S a.,
ESSEN co. COURT OF CHANCERY
l., MARCH, I'm. 49,.
HENRY HEY J-oO1 ". J. VI ENGLISH AND

Essex County CLERKS 'liiil- oct l.. l-53
whereas. Henry lie. wood. ,rlii'.ht. tie Y
- ha> isy FLEET his petition il, ih>
AGAINST i " English. u'% Il i,ITI> k-lpHu. -
pEeI Austin. - isrrrUy. In 'hr C'i;N L.. 81
IIic .rili that The ~ April 4. -
LOS ti.- ~,ii4 l-l.>' .Nc-'l.ie4 tu = =
dec aid -. p.
Il iHll Beng IL 1hIi i-.i~a H..
AMI occupied, tnI the Th-s Ee1i n Ti-lii
!r' 90 >IsI = .li~il. o.EiiI.., i@T ";
'i'~>I fi- f $50" hG.ir-i -.Ne;. --, s: tx
~ t!i- pa .,- ia ~ "a So"
aur.uaiv- That >aIi I';. il>'i. a., .-s G
AL. 't .'i been pa! .hi' .:.-i -. II -
81 dlv. ia. conveyed ",i-EtI -lL .-.-'n. >si.
T.. iI,IIn. iaaj >,Ii = F ..,iI Ia 1. - ~ -.
june l-'d>>i-nvi AID 'i>-rTe, >,.I al
NEE --I 80 i.; iI--'I! -, IL :r'1' luu r.
=. In il- 40 = " Ep-li-h .I,l : -
''l'- .'iiiA Ec.l. % "a -! PREMISES mas -. rrr
Closed All d Gt'E- :' N.I .r 10 ago l. Cs-.
Tat "a sAii : ". = i..>. - ~ 'ni i1-
paris l.liE.w',. ih, >r:i.-tls rv.:l I'd
HIN if l. "-,. '.tj -I# .-. ..lt .r-.,>l -lrI-
None! - piIr AMI Gl3~Nr - al n-''-l'u - re
Term 60! >dl C',.Tt L. lee l,. o.. colby 20
k>>-A. OIL tie ?! iu->!. %; Na',H IL
~ sd r.! tt:ni. ~ the lGn
bill with this order three ~, k y"i {. L.
r!a. the last 80. which Z .uII..~ >..sU b- Al least
twenty DAYS before >iI third TU-sI Il March 1854
tINrii NJ. !eT hand rhI- i5,n !iy uCI. I-15
Nm. II. HAETSHuRN. Clerk.
HENsS HLiWuup. S,l.,ItaI. 6s7l
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JOB PRINTING. Every kind of print.
ing is promptly executed at this Office, in
the best style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are of
the first order; good Werkmen are EN-.
.loyed. and additions of type and other
printing materials are constantly being
made t. keep fully up with the times.
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fDN.NIS SIONEH::S' NOTICE.
NFUEuIIUcATrS. ESTATE

The - iS'G-rs having been appointed hv the Honorable
'r"tair t"C.. ;'r III" district Caledonia commissioners
L. rc'r'r cAiiic. and ADJUST Al. claims ami demands
an persons. against the estate Nehemiah
ate ii EE"cae. i'll aid district. deceased represented
I>N't ana The Term 81 sIA months from The 2l>t day
~ Al; A u i>hJ. being allowed hN eai CONT The
creditors u said deceased. L. cNhi: and prove then
respective claims before notice. that Ia
dtci4 L. i!e duties "l appointment the Nv, III =
Boise 90 J%inc> " mite. IN Rycsae IN SAID district
the l>h day 81 February 'cNt al IL oC!v,k in the lore
IpuIi.
69-l JAMES r. raRS. "reminiscences
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/ A r VI FOR SAL E.

The subscriber cFer~ far sale the farm Anuxl
as the John Whit hill farIi, containing ~ acres
- -------- ---l--~-
turing and woodland, sugar orchard .a,a,, .agn
trees. good house nearly ncw and we'll fnishes
and three harms with good water l. house ans,
barn Said farm is situated in Barnet. near the
rentre Of the ,oHli. ! mile from sch0olhuusc
and church.
This farm Is VERY pleasantly located And Is un-
der 90 4 state Of cultivation Terms easy
For further particulars enquire q;
WILLIAM WARDEN 2ND.
Barnet. Oct. .. 1853 ESQ
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IN answer 10 enquiry We would saw the
address OF the Vermont Record is Brandon
Vt. The length of time allowed for furnish,
ing the prize poem We do not know
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EARM g. STOCK AT AUCTION

TUESDAY, OCT -, 1863.
Ia o'clock NJ
The farm now occupied by the subscriber. in
waterford together with the stock. consisting a
horses. year OF colt. , cows, 2-year old
helfer' ,earlings. Il sheep, 20 tons hay, ~ bush!
els potatoes, wheat. oats. corn, rye. etc. grown
Oh the IA III this season.
Also, all the farming tools. one 2-horse wagon
single wagr rs, harnesses. etc.
Also, all the household furniture
EDWIN X CROCK
J. Il. MOORE, Auctoneer ,w
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"OMNISHiONER'.S NOTICE.

ELIZABETH GATES rSr'r
I'VE III" TF'TS. being appointed by the PFu.i-
" tT ,uI tur district Calv,i"i5 Commissioners 10
receive. rAdim!It ala: lust all claims demands OF a
T'"Tsrn> AGAINST the c>'dtc ui Elizabeth u
RIrGa". III said di>t-l,j deceased. represented il.sv-
cIi and the Term % >N months from the 2li Aug
~. Icing allowed N > court l. the creditors
deceased, 10 exhibit aii prov" i"ir respective claims
before uS tIN" notice. thai viii attend L. tie duties
al "Ir appointment ~ Tie Gw- Hing James While
IN Ryegair. III All district The 18th day Frt rlaFy
seAt. Al ~ O'Clock. III the i":e;i,.OI.
JAMES WHITE. (r,,,.--
t".l IA rs X. PARK. S".A -
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III ASON & Ill AMLIN'.
CABINET ORGANS.
PATENTED OFT. ii lSss

tdt CABIN ii ORGANS pronounced tv artists
the le>f 81 their kind Ia the world and xerx a.
,ni.ae 'r both private ana public See wiitrtn
Testimony ZION; more than lsi the m 81 eminent ra-
ISIS i Inc leading cii-s Mason Hsnl.> lr.srr,,nrr-
nave c'ei' e! The 'ny gold medal awarded in rh.
'oiihrN-S>r. eleven silver medals and E.lrr,-a-, l,
~ AZ
Pric> =" cabinet organs manufactured soler r N,so,
namiln. so in S5s'- Melcier> S.sa io Size
n B-lii>iru"i"rS FER the cabinet arraD-aS, arrsrs
~ huslI Tor the >anr. ATE published hy NJ n
Illustrated catalogues sent l,r mail
NeN York - -''i bI.'s--
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Il \ L NJ F O r SALE

i farm pleasantly SIT lated two and a hal
mil"T north g J. :,ia; Centre, ono forth Of a
ri.c iro,n IL" sct"'i mus, and seven acres 81
Land suitably di'.I,d .nto pasture, tillage and
woodland also, n"n2 sugar orch I'd and GOOD
supply al never failing wafer For f. dor ,.r.
t.cuars inquire of the subscriber Oh Ia.
LAURA Y. FLETCEfR
Lyndon Centre, Oct -. lSe@ E4,f
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ORDER of NOTICE II SFrritNtEi
SAM IL DEN SNnRh.> rS..Ai

NJ 'r1s.ie uE: h'id .i..>.ar. -, 80. dist,
-! Zee i'ih IL, Oh -.
Ia, y HIN \ i-.isa-' s!..'n's. I.- >. -
""' 'ii'l o-ism".e. iaI-'i -utro-.. ~ 81, 80.
:. - t>t> - r ii'r ;.' - Ia = A. -
IN VI u irt>'it his tlr"lI' s- al. - -. =.
- az. ''sWd'e IT til. ,s.--.,. 80 III
A'>'i t"tll 81 la t">i:'l. >.i' -, a.. az
- - LID "NriaInu- the r.a->-IS IL, az, : -.
r't - .' Vie s2mc--lf ;-r-- %. -.i,r,T - -,
ia .Ae >t-' ''9le M s-r ~ i-r,--s-i .,,s
~ "',! 4, Ia" iivh, Iii. q 90 : si.> .rv . s,a 90.
= - NV \ u i>t-' And. i;-s-... ID "a,
-. ies' interested hc l"'ii-,: l,T.,s .- 49,. r., =,
"a - - NE -' ''i al This rirT '..e al4,,,,,. I'M,
ca al n Joi!i-rurr. three Wei, sf,-,..,i, - -,
'' 'iiii- 90 he1Tl;is. t.,I i-s itssv s,,,sag "a,
~ lac allowable 81 sad a',,rlr u li,.v -. -
90. '4'' ~ Heard L. SD a.. tin ;..;.s =.
PAL '!;.c. aid Distribution uf said estate, VI
BY iiIe court.
Atrue copy OF record
tsh Attest. ASA l. FRENCH Jvi,.
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DEATHS.

EH- Marriages, Births aid Deaths inserted FsFF-
Obituaries Including poetry al six cents line in
advance. ~ :, iie III
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MISS c. VI. GILBERT.

DRESS-MAKER
hooAs AT R. AKMINGTON's, OPPOSITE NORTH
CHURCH. MAIN ST.
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ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
RAWSnN HikyEY'S ESTATE

FNWN HAKN Fl : ESTATE.
Ata Probate Court. held al - Jol>turv In said dis
tTlct. IN t." IL; iav q Oct l>iS
hered> Oscar r iiIryry executor - r, last Will
testament 81 RH>u' Harvey La. NuUy III said ,s-
FtV deceased PROPOSES 10 reIvT account of his adj
Aiistrdt"n aid I" lr">t AT his account AGAINST s,,i
'>'a'" Tor eN'minati"n and allowance Inc urls,se
:" naSiS PARTITION ai di>r.i alton q" The TestItl, al
san e-iatcutcr decree oi sal! court aonr the ner-
So> u" are 10y aw entitled {" the Therefore r-
h-rrd 10y said court that the pe under Il r,ler-
i"i ii zee heard al iic Probate ofhve il; 81 Ju>u,y ON
NE i" 'idE 81 N"V. lNtS And II further ordered
mat al! persons interested lee uut, hereof tv ;,uIis-
non" copy "i the record u this order in the Ca ,nuan
printed IL 81 J"hnSbury three weeks successfully ure
Ni1IN l." S! time I" hearing. that they may Appear and
contest tiit allowance e" said they cs,
anu ak he heard 10y said court ia tie matter .; psrI,o,
;iii distribution % said estate,
By the Court.
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Judge
4 trlr copy OF TcCnTi.
os'i Attest ASA l.. FRENCH Jade
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| .AEiES AND MISSES.
FAMILY DYE COLORS.

OF every yarietv. also Deashrrv's S-arl.t
Dyc. CochiGea, and Dve Stuff. u al kinds 10.
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Oct. /,
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ON +. DOLLAR
A PRENTICE WANTED !,

A boy about 10 years Of age to learn the h!c
manufacturing business. Euquir o;
JAMES MUTT.
St JohnSbury, Oct 20 1869 6s7I
Isl OF LETTERS remaining in the
IL Post Office st. Johnsbury. VT Oc, -. 1867
Anger Thiophile Gilkerson Miss HI
bartlett Miss Mary Gragg Albert
bennett John Hill Mrs Charles L
8ousquln Et.cne Howard Mrs Calista
baicnlnn Clarence Kent Mrs Rhoda
lark Miss Ada h Livingston Mrs susan
Ducharmc Arcule Montgomery Merritt ID
Demers Augustine Morrill, Ho!as ID
Fisher q VI Woods Dexter
Gardiu Frederick White Mrs Cb,rIo...
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