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Gen. w. F. Smith was to day nominated a
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The Worlds dispatch says:-It is under
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In lVHiamstown March Is DeiverAuce ODDS. cous'rt
of fhiucas Olds, AGED 81 teIrs months aud 10 ~
in Burli. giou. March ION, suddenly. Mr. Rock
LrMuur, II pAn6eid, aged 40 years, memh-r Of the
l7th VI Rsgim mt
Al Brand, station. Va, Feb 25, Of small pox.
irphCn a. Nc,an. n Hafdsick, u, aged % Ytats
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Ia ho.pi'ala wa.hing on. Feb % Abel ". haw-
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SOU ,rarelir Z A5cnt for Mrs Lucy Cooke Of Mont
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Tweuty-three rebel prisoners captured IN
the recent raid arrived here to-day, aud four
teen arrived yesterday.
The Calling gun was tried to-day and was
pronounced most effective weapon, throw-
ing zoo shots per minute. The Russian Off
Gers witnessed the experiment and we're high
ly prati6ed.
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Cases aud Feucila, 20 %
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LION
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IoHN noTY's ESTATE.

~ State Of Vermont Washington District, 80
Ia Probate Govt, holden AZ Montpelier. in aud for
said district on the 80 day ot March, A. d. 1884
Joseph A. Wing, administrator on The estate Of John
Dots, late ~ Montpelier In said district, deceased.
makes application 10 said extend the time here
of7r allowed him pay the debts duf from sad estate
aud 10 render his Administration account until some
f1iufc iav.
whrfcupou u IA ordered by said court, that said
pHraun be heard At the Probate office, IN Montpelier
on The nth day March. 1861 and Il i further order
3D. that notice given al PEI concerned by The
puahcauon u this order IN the Vermont Wslchmsn
STATE Journal. printed n Montpelier three weeks
cessivciy before said hearing
By the Court.
1897 Attest n. A. CHASE, Register.
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true copy Of record
1895 Aitrst, =. G. JONES Register.
EeoF We RI MON

~ 7 a 7 n ~ 7 z TN VI y Y =
- W NSntNGfoN III TRtCr. -.
Ia Probate ur held ~ Montp"lcI IN sad Bsst. c',
ON the h day Of March. A u 1851
William RiNhy. admit u-,rstrr uf the estate ~ ipnas
q pudcy lac II f,ittun. IN sad ds'riut. dceea'od,
presents his admnista ion account " exam nation md
Ail1wincc. mikrs pic III N inr trcrre ~ Sisr
hu'itn md nii'ibn Of the estate ~ s,id drceasvd
Whrrsu, on 1t u ordered by said court, that said az
count aud said application 10 referred 10 sension ~
sad cnari - h- held tn Prnhie on e n said Mont
pelier tb- - day of Aareh, A. o. 1854 for hearing
aud lecsin thereon and it is frther ordered, that
nrge irr ~ s Eyett - all persons Interested pub
lie stan Of the three weeks successvely IN the
Vermont Wat hnan Y state journal. newspaper pub
shsd Mo tp,ief previous 10 said time appointed Tor
hearing, ihs they appear At ssil time and place,
md slas cause az they mar have, why said account
should not be s'lrwcd and such decree made
BY the Court
li q. AMT. Z 4 MEkhlLI.. Iud2c.
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Afnal Aotiffs.
ATE OF vERMo ONT

- ATE OF VEL MO Mt .
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 40.
In Probate Court, held At Montpelier, within and flr
said District, on the lin day n March, A. u. 1884
Abel morrill,, guardian Of Walter Dwight kimball, of
Cabot In said District makes application % said court
fo license sell the loving described real estate N
his said wsrd wit all tn, right snd interest Of sid
ward in the real estate Of which PaulnA o X mbal.
late of said CAbot diet seized situated In aid Cabot.
Lover Village. representing that the "a thereof. fos
The p1rpose n putting the poce ds Of such sale A. ~.
tecst investing the in stocks OF real estats,
would be beneficial 70 said wsrd.
whersupou, Is ordered by said Court that said sp.
pcatnu be referred 10 session thereof be held ~
The Probate Oce In said Montpelier, the 9th day Of
AptIl D., 1864. for hesring and decision thereon
aud IL further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof hy publication Of notice " said applcs-
zion and order thereon three weeks successively the
Vermont Wstchman and State Journal printed AZ Mont
peler before said time ~ hearing that they may appear
~ said time and place and, u they cause object
thereto BY tho Count. nf UI
o6Os Attest n. A. CHASE. Register.
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EANCY DYElNG AND CLEANSING
n NIIED STATES
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TINTED STATES
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ANNUAL TAxEs Pom 1864
The attention II taxpayer il hereby called 10 the
Provisions nf the United States kseise Law relative 10
the Hssessment II annual taxes
by the six section Of the act Of jay /, 1867, IL Is
made the duty Of all persona partnerships, htus
Citations or computations made liable Ia any annual duty,
license tAx before the hrsi Monday o. Map IN
each year make lis, return TO u Assistant As
SCISSOR Of the District where located OF the Of
nual income. the Sriices objects charged with
ca tax and the business occupation liable to pay
license.
Every person who shall fail TO make such return by
the DAY coihed will be abe be assessed by the A.
SCISSOR according the best information which he can
obtain and In such the Ass required 70 add
hfy pet oentum the Of iht iiens ~ such s
Ever, person who shall deliver 20 an Assessor any
false OF nudulcn list statement, with intentto eyste
the valuatipn enumeration eq fed by Law, u subject
10 tine Of Gsc hundred dollars and IN such case the
list will be msde by the As.ess0r or Assistant As
sea.of and from the valuation and enumeration 40 made
thrFe be appeal.
Payment Of The annual except those for cens
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The appropriate blanks when 10 make return. aud
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County of Washington 10 whom the returns should he
delivered or before first Monday Of May 1894, at
their Offices either in Mortified, Waterbury or Barre.
VIM @. KIrRkDGE,
fI.H A. \ Ass0T,
let District Of Permont.
FahhAVsr, Feb. 25,h, 1854, 9te7
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Girls I A N d SA w NJ l. l.
" TO SELL OR 10 RENT.
Together with house barn aud rbui diugs, with
malt OF land, situated IN RE, on the Chelsea
r,ai three and half mites from the Village
SAID Mills kno~n as the CLARK MILLS, aud are
40 in good repair The having grne 20 the war.
great Bargain MAJ be had aud pu",ts,iou given mme
diatety lnquife NJ THOMAS WILSON, at barre
Village
January l2ih iS6t d1N 6m
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y wASHtNGTON DISTRICT, SIS
Probate Court held ct Montpelier, within ard for
sid District, on The Sth day Of March. A ID 1854
Aufnsuument purporng 10 be the lsslwil and Tesla
Of Mark Bstchcder. late u IRA In said district,
ID, eascd. bring presented tn the court by Mrs Muy
Ia elder, the tNecuirS therein named Tor Pruhse :
II j. ordered by said court that all pers"ps concerned
therein nniihed appear session Of said court
he deu the Probate office, in Montpelier, on
the 90 day Il March. A u 1854. and ,he~ cause "
any they may have against the Probate OF sit will for
which purpose Il further ordered. that COPY q the
RECORD this order b. published three " eks successive
Is in the Vermont Waterman State JOURNAL printed
~ Montpelier, previous to said time for hHarng
A true copy Of record ..
50- Attest T. r. MERRILL Judge.
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BRowN's BRoNCHIAL TRocHEs clear and
give strength to the voice of Singers, and are
indispensable to public Speakers.
81 recommend their use to public Speak
ers." REV. T.. IL. CHAPLIN,
They have suited my case exactly, relieT-
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i could sing with ease" I. DUoHARSE.
Chorister French Parish Church Montreal.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines at 25
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Marrtages.

H. barre Fcb. On, Mr. AgitRu 4. y -srd TO Miss
Alice J. B Adflfd both n Barre. Also Feb PAN. Mr.
Mil.s Morris,,n Miss Emma " Taft both Of Bare.
In MorrstoWn March 6 b. At the residence n Sal
uou Nilo. the brides fathor, by Rev William,
S'rgt Carlos Bug &c. ~ Go q, l7sh VI Reg't and
Me, Martha NJ Is, both II NouINowu
+. ~ Rouse's Point. n Y Jan 2afh 1854 Mr.
Fredc-ick Marshall. member Of Co II, ID VI kegt
Miss Mary Lrwaitr, 81 Waterbury. VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-03-18

SoRB THROAT.
COU0H,
Coin
and similar troubles, II suffered tn progress result in
serious Pulmonary, Bronchial aud Aslhmate affections
otentimes incufAble
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
are compounded reach directly the seat Of the
disease and give almos, instan, relief 1895