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$500 " 'D' Attest HGs't' r.R. MERRILL, Judge

ORANGE SMITHS ESTATE.
~ The subscribers. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
commissioners TO receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate OF Orange
smith, late Of Washeld. In said district, deceased,
epresened nsolyent. and the term OF SIX months from
he 10Th day Of December, 1868, being allowed by said
court the creditors % said deceased, exhibit and
lrove their respective claims before Give notice
hat viii attend to the duties Of appointment at
he dwelling house Of widow Lucy Smith, in
Yaitsfed in said district the 9Th day o. February
md June next nine o'clock in the forenoon each Of
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~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Court, held At Montpelier, in said dis
trot ON the 18th day of January, A. ID. 1864.
J II. Hastings administrator of the estate Of William
Baird, late Of Waitshed. in said district, deceased
presents his administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree Of dis,t-
button and partition Of the estate NJ said deceased.
Whereupon, ordered by said Court, that said
and said application be referred to session Of
said court be held stthe rotate Office in said Mont
pelier. the 9th day Of February, A. D. 1864, for
hearing aud decision thereon and Il Is further ordered
hat notice hereof be given all pcrnons interested BY
publication Of the three weeks successfully, in the
Vermont Waterman and State Journal, newspaper
published at Montpelier, previous TO said time appointed
Tor hearing that they appear at said time and place.
md sh0W cause, II any they may have Why Pad account
,coount should not be allowed, and such decree made
By the Court.
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LEGAL notirrs.
MRs. HARRIET M. NEvINs' ESTATE

Mrs. HARRIET M. NEvINs' ESTATE.
1VL The subscribers, having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate Court for the District u
commissioners 20 receive, examine aud Adust all claim
and demands OF all persons, against the estate Of Harriet
NJ Nevns late Of Moretown. in said district deceaaed
represented insovent and the Of months from
The 10th day Of January 1864, being allowed BY aaid
court TO the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice.
that we will attend TO the duties Of appointment At
the dwelling house ~ Moses Holden in Middlesex in
sNd district, on the 3rd Tuesday Of February aud
2nd Tuesday Of July next Al O'Clock IN the afternoon
on each Of said days
WIN. W CALDWELL, lc....
MOSES HOLDEN, Oomr''
Januaty fe,h 1874 QqoOs
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2 PALMER'S ARTIFICIAL LEG
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Many army officers and soldiers, whose legs ampu-
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Descriptive pamphlets, giving full information. sent
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X ENN EDY'S
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yUEsTMINSTER CHURCH, TWENTY SECOND
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viii take place tomorrow evening Commencing NJ ~
o'clock The exercises will consist Of by the children
and addresses by y. Phillips the rnsor
Chsunccy D. Murray The usual morning services at 1o
O'Clock. t st
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THE SUNDAY sCrrDOL MONTHLY CONCERr
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DAY evenings from 70 TO- Practice Tuesd,y and Thurs-
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES

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when the Army u tbe Cunber'snd
rsto 1 the bat II 6-Id of Ch.ck.msugs,
on the 27t0 VI November, huLd eds 1
our re.d Of the 10 b sni 20 b e Sep
Timber lay upon tue fed still uotufi-
ed
~ % set % blood stained ste -
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Ripesse hi song 10 . rsves's tone,
1h.t schoea Wild ass ,p'.itS mo -
ssff WssI War Wasi
mos he AsppsA bic sioss sod hoped away
Over the sround Of 10 drsar iui frey,
IL - .ssh ii a ~ euti,s,.us Trey.
Shsss,pg aiouu his osssi u lay.
wssi Wat! wari
still Asppiog bic viaxs. he hoped around
10 u~bss lOro stretched on The esvupd.
hunss frame on q. anessot mourd,
Sssil ehvutiSg slosd she dossiuI arc d.
Wsr ! We'll Wssi
TAsn 'yiehvlne there % the b. eo's brssst,
M eese . torn 0s bsacss % found reef
whsee . lDud affection Oft wss b,sst-
He oiled - be piusgst his ssvs" ersst-
War Waii Wa!
Soon The mouldesinA d .sh vs. torn apart
WITT q raw u's skill nd . raven art,
tn the vile bird reached the h. art,
Crying sxaio, with 80 srgrv sri-
Wa. War War!
The heart that once 90 proudly beat
In the Qaist home or the busy greet.
vi b Ne hop~s Ut lite, ~ss ravs.'s soest;
n Fed vas the soog with the Dorssi -vss'-
Xari W. Wapi
When the red moon lighted 10 the east,
he bird Of cong p,.l ngsl bic feast.
WIZ hss idis slime from satan leased,
Aud hosrssiy crosket. like . sssaxs beas.-
War War Wssi
Aud 9Th Zen ii.h pride he ssuk hi beak,
rsssisg the dssh from the msoiy "hsek.
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Bueiness yards mol ~ sxveed linsss SlV svpss
snnum
ForsacA enange IN additional ehasgeoi Csc mt
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Notices Of swants,' 'sioss, "fousd }" 80 ron"
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for fly cents.
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Editorial aotioes chsrged for - the cato u IL
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~ AND AsTEk MONDAY. nov. 18TH
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-30
NAV MEDICAL DISCOVERY FUR THE
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NAV MEDICAL DISCOVERY FUR THE
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0onorrhes, elect, Urstarai Dlscharges Impo-
tsbce, seminal Weakness, Mig b tly Emissions,
lnoontinence, Genital Debility Ant lrti-
tapility, travel, structure and afec-
tions VI ths Kidney 4 biadies,
which has been used BY upwards Of
100 Phy0 oIan0
in their psivAss practice, with easre Success IN
pstcsding CuosU's Capsules, OF any other oom-
poun b. hsrtJ known.
8Ex?S SPZClEl( Pills I
are speedy 10 action, often eGecting q cure in
tsw days, and when ours 10 efvcts0 IL 10 Der.
nsnens 1bey are prepared II u vegetable sx-
Hnots that harmless on the syetem ant never
q, usoAts the stomach VI ia pr. gns,s he breath
aud being sugar coated, ALI nAuseous t.s.e is
avoided No change Of diet is necs.sA.y whiiss
using them, nor does their action interfere With
ouslue.s kaSh Box con aims sl1 dOsen Pills.
Price 81 sold by all tue principal druggists.
10 places where 40 Aysnt is advertised tney will
be BY mail, pus, pai 1, and conf isnt,Xly .e-
ured from 0bser sstion When desired, IN receipt Of
. oney, ny J. BttY AN, NJ. D., Is Cedar -st, N. Y,
m omiLn 4 'vyer hoisssle Agents, chicago.
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