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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-16

ENERY man that has read any thing Of the
II past history Of this WAR must finally come
to the conclusion that the Confederate Govern
ment would be broken down. II was only q ques-
ton Of time. But now We have the above Glor-
Gus soul-stirring news to cheer us up; ard the
only draw-tsck to our joy aud gloriGcaton Is the
imminent danger of the Contrabnnds coming
North to "oat out our substance" and to wear gu
our shoes! But Of one thing the people Of Cicar-
feld county may be assured, and that is, that
FRANK SHORT-for short called Shoy3-cc-is
selling Boots Is shoes as cheap as any other
man in the county; and if vou don't believe it,
just give him call on court-wcek, or at any other
time, and sec for yourselves. He would just r9-
mind the public that his shop is now on Market
street, in Shaw's Row-where you will find him
just as Short as usual-if not little slorter--oi
CASH than he would like to be.
All kinds Of work on hands and. made TO order
on shortnotiec, and as woll'made, and as good it,
as can be "Skccred" up here or elsewhere.
&F-Don't forget the shop--on Market street
in Shaw's Row, directly opposite Rev. II, b
Swoope's office, Z. SHORT.
Cleardeld, June II, 1869.
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A DMINIsTRATOR,s NoTICE.- Motto

UWI NISINNIUh-s = NVfIN F. NONue
IA is hereby given, That Letters Of Adninis-
tration on the estate Of David Nelson, decessd,
having been granted to the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted to said estate are required to make
Immediate payment and those having claims
against The same win present them duly au:heRt.
Gated for settlement
JOHN NELSON. Admir-
doshen tp., Mar. l6, 1854.
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Hhc Reason VIII
Every body purchase their CLyTHING of
REIZENSTEIN BROS. g. co,

Beoonse they sci; so very chear-for Cash,
Because they keep the hes, gu,d-;
Because their Clothing i well maio 3 r,salop9b,.
Because they keep the Iargcs; nsyortnynt;
because they get New Goods ever week;
Because they give every one tho worth O, lis mou'y
Because they take tho advantage Of nobody;
Because they treat tboir customer. we'll;
Because everybody likes to deal with them.
Because they sell cheaper than the rest;
Because taoir Clothing tro we'll scwed 4 fit well.
because they can suit every pbody;
Because their Store isso conveniently situated.
because nobody leaves their store dissatisfied;
Because all who deal with them ar. su,c 70 cal!
egain, and send thcirnoishUors;
because they have purchased their Stock at such
reduced prices that they can afford to
ADVERTISER
chcup.
II, r. All kinds Of Country Produce taken a.
the highest market priccs.
RElZENSTEIN BROS. & co.
'iearhcld, Nov II, 1868, 2n.
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- - - ~satatss - -Haaaassraasa
1UJc A bum ID9IwT,
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
vegetable Extract.
A PURE TONIC
THAT WILL RELIEVE TIE AFFLICTED, 4
Not Mdkc D,uRbayds.
Dr.. HOOFEAND'S
German Bittcrs,
PREPARED BY
DIR. &. NJ. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Will Efeotually and Most Certainly
G Z r f A Ii DIS T. A SES
ARISING FROM
DIS02DERED
LIVER,
STOMACH
or KIDNEYS.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Will cure every case of
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease of the Kid.
neys, and Diseases arising from ads
ordered Stomach.
OBSERVE TIE FOLLOWING SYMP-
toms resulting from Disorders Of tho
Digestive Organs;
Consu-
patton, in
ward Pilas,
Fullness or
Blood to tn
Head, Aciiity Of
the Stomach, Nausea
Heartburn, Disgust tIr
Rood, FunCss or Weight
in tie Stomach, Sour Eruo
tatiOns, Sinking or Flulterin-
Rt the Pit Of the stomach, swim.
ming Of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Brcathings Fluuering Ct
Heart, Choking or suIocatiug Sense
sations when In lying posture, Dimness
Of Vision, Dots or Webs before tho
Sight, Fever and dull pain in the
Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation,
YcllOwness Of Skin and EyCs,
Pain in the side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, dc., Sudden Flush
cs Of Heat. Burning Ia
the Flesh, Constant
lmaginin-s Of
Evil and great
Depr essiCn o.
Spirits.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.-F,r those who &c.
sire and viii have r Liquor Bittcrs, vo publish
The following receipt; Get one bottle Hoolauds
German Bittars and mix with 2Iyce Quarts oy
Gooi Eraady or lT1i,hey, and The result will be
preparation tha will f,r cyc,' in medicinal viz
tues and true Cyrallrrrc uny Of ,hc uuu..rn,s
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xECuToR's NoTICE.-No,ics Is hsre-

EAECUTOR's NOTICE.-Notice Is hsre-
- oy gwen that Letters Testamentary on the
.'e ~ % VI Joshua J. Tate, late Of Lawrence town
s.P. S'vafheld county, Pa, deed, having been
= .a,s lne undersigned, all persons indebted
payment, and those having demands against the
settlement. wy NV" '"'''"'NN 'N'
AARON c. TATE, Ex'r
La"rence ipg Ms' lc, lsGt--ri
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-16

ICENETE NOTICE.-The following na-
h med persons have filed in the office Of the
clerk Of the court Of Quarter Sessions Of Clear
hold connty, their Petitions for License ut the
March Session. A. D., 1884, agreeably to the Act
Of Assembly Of March 2Sth, 1856, entitled "An
Act to regulate the sale Of Intoxicating Liquors.
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Bible Meeting.

yUHE Annual Meeting Of the C.earhcld county
a Bible Society will bo held ln the cour, room.
en- Wednesday evening Of tho March cou,t. Tho
Board OF officers FOR the rgung year will be elec
ted at that time. By ordur Of tho President,
March lG, 1861
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i i . S p Il { Z L 5
OF
TIE PHILADELPHIA AGE, 1864.

THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY JOURNAL
PUBLISHED IN PHILADELPHIA.
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- .rRm Nl &R -

On. ,etr VI paid IN adrancs sl 30
=" Vpaid icihiu me teor, rs
VHot paid iritliH hc ysur, 90
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SltU J0bt, ;stmrnts.
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court of
ID Clearfcld county. tho undersigned will ex-
pose to PUBLIC SALE, ut Leconte's Mills, on
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established In the Year 1850,
FOR TIE CURE OF PRIVATE DIsEA9ES


FOR THB CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians Ia the world,
nR. nc. DONAPARrE, from London aud Paris
~ Hospitals, and for the Bas ten years Of the Cn-
einnat Venereal Hospital, and Dr. B B. REYNOLDS,
late OF New York. This Is The only otee IN the city
where a Oormanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use OF mercury change Of
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in to 10 daYsi structures euredln to Weeks Noe
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Weakness cured in 70 weeks; syphilisinits prlrrIa
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TO sweeks skin Disaases cured IN 10 weeks; i'm
potency, ylgor restored IN 70 weeks Alldiseasss
sf private nature treated with unparalleled sueoess
male or female.
Or. BonePare's great work on private diseases, The
Private Guide 70 Health, ~ beneficial 10 all, male and
female, old and Yeungi should read this book twill
enhghten those who grope in darkness. Price as
DC. Bsnsaartos Frsnsh Patent Male safel II ia
perfectly safe, and never falls 20 sfactiou Iti
the only safe and sure preventive against disease
Price 81 ths freneh Patent Male Sale, 81 the snsie
enc, 81 per half dozen, 81 per dozen, sent bv mail
sB- Madame LOElkR's Female aiontlly Pilis IL n
saa and reliable remedy for suppressions and ali fe
male diaeaseA Ladies should not use them during
pregnancy, they VIII produce miscarriage prce
u 70 per bex-extra nne SS-ssnt 70 any addresa by
mail ~
Dn,B. r. are the men 20 consult; they are M,
queshonahly acknowledged TO be the champions and
kings Of Vsnereal Diseases and the only Doctors who
receive @onthly reports from the old world thoy
ave oeea aeeus toned from an early age Of youth 70
wtness the various diseases which atiiict lnapkipd
ana 70 wasen sns progress through long career OF
profensienAlatndy In every sphere OF lii from, th
humble abode oil poverty W ihs inansiop on fbe coi
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suler,as el nupamiy they deierminod to select the
gsneratYe system aa their particular study ana 10 e
vote their wuslo attention To the allie Walton of tbs
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side, Oneinnati, ONO. ~
p1ice houra Foss A NJ 10 O y n -
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Glotbt,,g.


NO. sol THIRD sreEGr DAYTON, OHIo,
rs prepared TO accommodate his customers wit,
i every article Of pentcmeus we ariug apparcl %
the latest style ami best quality. Those who w 70,
coats, panis, vests, shirts. hosiery, hunnlerchie %,
gloves, boots suoesi Slippers, Sci, will 40 wen a.
give him call au2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27

HANiNG tins day purchased the entire interest Of
IL A. q. Nixon in The firm OF nre ue q Nixon,
sinll coRhniio TO carry pu the Wholesale and Retail
Clothing business Having large stlet Of uluthng
on hand, purchased bsprs the great advance, shall
offer clothing cheaper than any other house n town
wishing TO reduce my stOct, nence tle reason ol my
of ring my goods 80 cheap. 1 am selling
rihe plNk phpiH rom 80 q or 10 dte 90
Fancy cassimere pants ron.....,.... o 0D 10 10 90
Plan and fancy ea5@inet pants from. 10 to 90
Fine cloth cOata from. IA Ub to 90 90
Fine esss ere coats fr0ui.......... Oh to 20 90
FINE casstnet cnata irol........,. 90 20 - 90
large stoek of ovefcoas iom..,..... % to % Up
Boys clothing Of superior cnss, which o5rmot be
surpassed in the East or West largo stock OF boys
cape oyercuats, which am Offering exceedingly low.
Also Al fga stock of rieee gpods, which were pur-
chased before the sudden riHe whch ] Wi,l selllow,
compared with present prices Of ga9dp punch ised
this FAN. vs. q. uREENE.
aug29 No. % Main st., onnnslir u ar Cour' Bousc.
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Ono square slightly words, one week, ,.........g 81 90
Per square, each weekin addition ..........,.. 50
fel fqlhfe, one ~ 90
~ Terms FOR Advertisements occupying n great,
space, for longer period than above specified, rnpd
known NJ the Counting Room Ns-An advertisetnst
charged 81 the above rnteE, unless written eprae
nent IL Insde previous to insertion - Ai casua ad
vsrtisements mustho raid form advance
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}austc
MUSIC STORE-

AA - NoLNI = L OIOILs
fIFhE atcnuOn Of muAicans and all lovers OF music
Il. lseard 70 our aplendid assortment OF Mus cal
Instruments Oi the most approx manufacturer
we nave rOnstanily on hand fnu stock OF Vnline,
Flutes Guitars, Coueertuos, and Accordeons OF every
yauoiy Of quality and prce. HH
belnA also egehiB for Ernest Cables celebrated
Piano fortes, wo are able 10 Furnish the pubic with
these nae Instruments which may ba hyOrabiy com
pared with the best nov manufactured
our facilities such rs 10 enHbe us 10 furnish the
above, as aso, muse hook, sheet music and al huas
ol musical rehaudise, nj prices and terms thai eau
not L1d 20 prove satisfactory 10 purchasers.
Ch. j. s. A. FISH Ek, III Main street,
a23 Between THIRD and kourth.
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FIVE GENTS RRWkRp-

MILTON d CKoMAs, bonni boy e,sht@ep
Ifl years Of age, ralaWay from tho undersienea
about the 5d iuah This Is TO warn all persona from
harboring OF trusting him on my account
aspis-ESt AhNRY BRENHER a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15
InnN ,YisEMANs Estnte.

GTATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate
- Pennington County, So. Court holden at
Manchester, Ia and fer said DISTINCTION the 26th
day oi October A. d. 1864.
Present. Hon. U. S. KENT, Judge.
4 he Administrator on the estate Of John
Wiseman, late Of Rupert, in said District, de-
ceased. applies in writing to sell all the real
esta Q Of said deceased, representing that the
personal estate is insufficient to pay the debts
against said estate ia the sum Of one thousand
dollars that said real estate consists Of a farm
IN said Rupert, valued at about $500, inolnd-
ing the widows dover, that part OF said farm
cannot be sold without injury and prejudice
70 those interested in the remainder, and there
fore applies to sell the whole.
Whereupon il was ordered that said applica-
ton be heard at Probate Court to be holden
1t the Probate Office, in Manchester, in and
for said District, on the last Wednesday Of
Nov, s64, aud taat notice thereof be given by
publishing this order three weeAs successiyeiy
Ia the MANCHESTER JOURNAL printed at ssid
Manchester, previous to said time Of hearing.
- II. X. FOWLER, Register.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
sir JAMES cLARKR's
CELEBRATED PE.M.aEE PILLS


ThIs larslnAbis usaiclns i unfsitine In the cure
81 III these sAiHfel sns dangerous diseases Incident
% tie female esustitsiinn
ID fnaAerssss Aii etcess removes AZ ohsirRetiuns
from ~hagsysf cause, sad igiHgs 90 the maaibiy
period With regularity,
TAesa Pills sheuld not ls taksn IS Females That
arr Fgegrsni during iho FlgST THKEEAoSTns
~ tAsy sst sarg "a bring On Miscarriage but stew
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Hoe soipnn Dirp. Tbs fol-
lovsar inciasnl ecssred 81 The Chy
Post Hospital fee days since
"A cAaplnis q ibr Chraain Cogn-
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ed d, bedside q gAilsai iellow, = 30
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the chaplain astcd ban i be was pre-
pared u die. bc upiioaed iot q pseee
q paper and peacii, ard wiih ttem.
uloat hard wrete, i ara prepared q
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The chaplain took tao paper, snd
standing up. read !, With load voice
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had recently losi hand sprsng from
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stump ia the air. burst forth in the glo-
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lhousand voices took up ihe chorus
and the place Il suffering was made "a
fairly rock With the thunder d melo
sy. A. that vas, soldier choir ceas
cd singing, the chaplain turned y looA
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in tine 10 catch the last faint smile
that fIickered across she sun burnt fact
a. lhe soul vas waited on the Strain
OF thai Union music to ihe throne q
liberty. - Old D5minion, 29ih.
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JAMES Il. TYRREL,s Estate.

GTATE OF VERMONT, At Il Probate
- Manchester District, IS. Court holden at
Manchester, ii and Tor said District, on the
2G.h day Of October, A. ID. 1864.
Present, Hon. u. S. KENT, Judge.
An instrument in writing purportng to be
the last will and testament Of ,kmes II. Is rrel,
late Of Dorset, in said District, deceased, was
presented for probate.
Whereupon II was ordered that said appli-
ton be heard at Probate Court. to be held
az the Probate Office in Manchester, In and for
said District, ON the last Wednesday Of Nov
1884, and that all persons interested in said
estate be notified thereof by publishing copy
Of the record of this order three weeks success
svely in the MANCHESTER JOURNAL, printed
a. Manchester, the last OF which publications
shall be previous to said time Of hearing
"a II. X. FOWLER, Register.
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NTT Fs|ii7d F~oTo SIX

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ness or Involuntary Nightly OR Daily
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they viii speedily correct those terrible NOR
BID conditions which spring { ON the primary
disease oF from secret vice,
THE SPECIFIC PILL Is equally applicable
10 the treatment of ererg Kind II GtRitalor vi
nary Irritation; hcppdciy. or fnpaeHcgi Din
betesl Lime or Brick dust Dtposifs IN the URtNE,
Mkg Discharges; IHaamoiioa or WeftHess OF
the ki8aeys. &C., Sc, Clergyman, Lawyers.
Sta9ean anc an who fellow sedan'ary occupa-
lions, or whose Brain and AerUoHs System are
over WORKED, are pecu iary subject 70 weak
nesscs of the Gcnlo- E'r3Rgfg Organs. They
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To Persons afflicted with any one or more
Of the above disorders ere SURF 70 have several
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SYMPTOMS:
Deranred Digestion; Loss oe Appetite; Loss
of Flesh; Coustipaied Bowels, Fitlul and Ner-
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Troubled Breathing; Failure OF Voice; lrreg-
ulsr action Of the Heart; Pustulous Eruptlons
on the Face and Neck Headache; Affections
OF the Eyes: Loss Of Memory Sudden Pushes
az Heat and BlusHngs General Weakness and
tBdalence: Aversion 10 Society Relaxed Con-
diiion, or Diminished size Of the Genital Or
gans; Involuntary Nightly or Daily Emissions;
Frequent desire TO pass Water, with peculiar
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Cheeks; Weak Ewes; "Pinched" Features;
Irritation. or Catnrrh Of the Bladder; luconti-
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Too Frequeni,o Difficult, Micturition, &c, &c
Professional Opinions. -"l have used
! your spgctfio Puts IN many causes Of Sper-
aatofYbed, aud with the most psgftci success"
! -. MnroS SANDERS, NJ. D., LII. d., Brook
igs.
1t Is near specific rs any medicine can
Be. | have cured very severe caseswith from
lsfx to rEN DosEs.n--B. KEITH, ~. D., n. !.
| II know OF no remedy, in the whole NdterfG
4 hfdira, equal 20 vour SPECIFIC 'fLL 10 Semi
I aai Or ttiaw,y Weaknesses - ApoLrH BrHRE,
7 NJ. D.. Prgf u Organic Chemistry md f6ysol-
ogN N y.
9trnsoxAt Or1NtoNs.-" m. Winchester Is
\ WORTHY oF ALL coNfIpENcE, aud devotes
/ himself enthusiastically 20 these Preparations.
-. MEREDITH REESE, ~ D., III. D., amer.
Ned Gazette. ~ i,
Il have q personal tnerledge Of bEr WINCH
rsER's HoNE-rY ANp lSTEOmrY and can as
sure The Profession and the public that hii
preparations cau Be relied On jus. r. CuiL.
ros, NJ D., Chemist, n. T.
The Specific Pill
J 4 not Homeopathic Remedy nor does i con
tain Mercury. irH, CiEfhdrides or any inju
rious ingredient Send for q Circular.
gy-lPnce--sl per box, six boxes when Or
dered at oneeJ S. Sent by Mail. Sold Whole
sale and Retail al the Sole General Depot i
the United States, by
Iiyle y WINCHESTER, 80 Johns T.. y. y
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NArnAN nInrnNs E.tnte.

CTATE OF VERMONT. At q Probate Court
- Manchester District, So holden at the Probate
Office. IN Manchester, ia and for said district, on
the 1.th day Of October, S6i.
Present Hon. L. = KENT, Judge.
An instrument IN writing purporting to be the
last will and testament Of Nathan Burton, late Of
Rupert In said District, deceased was presented
for probate.
WherenpUn Il was ordered that said application
be heard at Probate Court 10 be held at the Pro-
bate Office in Manchester In and for said District
On the last "Wednesday Of November, >64 and that
all persons Interested in said Estate be notified
thereof hy publishing copy Of the record Of this
order three weeks successfully In the MANcHEzTFH
JousSkI printed at Manchester. the last Of which
publications shall BE- previous to said time 81 heai
| Ing.
/ u H. X FOWLER. Register
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State Of Vermont, SIS

State Of vermont -.
nAEiAR STANTON Hssr 81 eeas'v
NORRIS .sTANroS I res Tera. Isss.
LlnEL poR DftaacE
Where's atantaa. q Ar'iaxfoa. - he
Caaait = Bsauiariaa. tss prsssases q ne
her 5r ~ 8reree fran rhr hanat ef mat
rsmanv vilh Mgerss a. sian3an. setsiur iaFsa
tt.at au ne issh Cay e Aurusi. 1855, - thsn
a.ssfar beg msitan mfur = kana g, hruwa
eft aa'y nsFf.t8 - sat Morris 4 siahian As
MaHatFE "a ne CeaHtT 81 4eaenQf aHa
STATE . Nsa AeFk. b ~ Res. Moses Lyons.
3 iftcr Fl ths Gospel that she ihrrcs Ter
Hses q ssh the sa3 Morris b So . faihfas sife
a sai iesusua C0uniy. uEfi he m.Qnih q
Asfuti. sci. whtg ihs said AuFsa y without
cslA ulfsiy deserted heg, and legieg}ed -
pres De- co. her fappqr, ara has ccai.aned
his sala 3essftiea aHa utgiaCt hitherto, that
sht hat resided % sad 'AriiuEiou since sep
tender. ise2, sta praying be afvoved frofa
said h8ffis u. aiariea, and O. he permitted
g. resTae hsf maiden nsfpe.
And whereas i aFpsarg that sad Morris n.
smntaH is W8lhagf his State 30 that process
caunat be- serves upon him il e therefore or
Hert5 tiai - &c sumHoacd q appear before
the Supreme Court ue2t 10 be holden a. Man.
chester. ia and Ger tae Caanty q Bennington,
81 TIC second Tuesday next sfier the fourth
fnesaay 81 January, 1885 % answer 10 sala
Hbei, BY Publishing the substance thereof p
ecihef eiIh ths order three weeks successive
I u Is fhe NASCuEsrFs iuURsAt- a BewspaT'ei
prlnied ~ said Manchester. the last Of which
publications shall cot be less than slx week,
preyious f. said term u Court.
Given aader my hsna AZ Rutland iu The
County OF Rutland, this 2Ath day
q October, A. y. 1894.
L. c. KELLOGG,
Judge Of The Supreme Court.
II. 4. FOWLER. Au'y.-2e
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BENNINGTON COUNTY COURT.
ID JUNE TERM, lsGi
RNiI.LIAM u. BRowNs0N

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ESTATE or EZRA - FRANCISCO.
Whereas Niiism b. Brow son having ap-
pealed from the decision u the Commissioners
appointed Is receive, examine and adjust an
claims and demands against the Estate Of *
IA b. Francisco late u Manchester, deceased,
Of which Estate Flavius J. Francisco, Of Fred
ericktown, Ohio Is executor, land said APP
peal having been duly entered IN said County
Court, wherein the said William b. Brownson
has flied his declaration 10 general assumpsti'
that the said Ezra Is. Francisco, when IN l;fe,
and at the time Of his deccase, was indebted
70 the said William B. Brownson IN the sum
Of One Thousand Dollars, on the general com
mon counts 10 aSsumpsit And Il appearing
that the SAID FlAvius J. francisco resides with
GU, the State of Vermont, and has no known
agent or attorney in this Stare, and has re
oeiyed no personal notice Of the tendency Of
said suit. Therefore, il is ordered by said
Court that the said F,avius J Francisco be
summoned TO appear before the County Court
next to be holden ut Bennington, within aud
FOR the County OF Bennington. on the FIST Tues
day Of December, A. ID. 1864, then and there
to answer to said suit, by publishing the sub
stance Of said declaration together with this
order three weeks successively nthe MANcH-
ESTER JOURNAL, newspaper printed AZ Man
chester, in said County, the last Of which pub
lieatisns 10 be nj least twenty days prior to the
session Of said Court.
By order of Court.
H.K. FOWLER, Deputy Clerk.
Miner d Prindle, Attys. "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15

A LOOTED PAY - Assigpess and others
n he11ihE orders ioy slleiied fzv ~ the
Co.'s = u ~. t'.sSS arc hereby n8iife8 that
naiuFns have hesn reserved @ JUS sH1 Aug
at aass il.ls osiics 8 psspAre3 &c pay the salns
received ia .ae ufuai way
j. q. PAGE. Treasurer.
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