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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

Remarkable Cures.-Dr. BoRr who Is now
stopping at the Huntington House, this city, is dali
IL performing some OF the most remarkable cures
on record, of diseases OF the Eye and Ear, Deaf
ness, and ringing noises in the Head. Among the
many persons who have been benefited and cured,
is the case Of deafness and ringing noises in the
Ears and Head, in the person OF THOMAS Mason I.
Esq. well known resident Of this City, who is
carrying the undertaking business. southwest
corner Of Main aud Front streets. Mr.. MAsor's
hearing has been very much impaired for mum.
Der OF years, SO much 80 it was with difficulty he
could hear without talking very loud; he also ex-
perienced ringing and buzzing noises in the Head
and Ears, TO alarming extent. and had endcav
ored to obtain relief from various sources and all
without avail until submitting his case to the pro
fEsson al charge OF Dr. Boar. on Tuesday morning,
February 7th. and his hearing began TO improve
from the first. and at this time can hear common
conversation. and hear watch tick at some dis
lance from the Ear. also the noise in the Head has
ceased, and to Dr. Boar. mag be asclibed the
praise. Mr.. Mason can be seen and conversed
with at NIL hours of the day, at his place of bust
ness. southwest corner of Main and Front Streets
Richmond, Indians. DR.. BoRr challenges the
entire Medical or Surgical Faculty to excel him in
the treatment of IIsEA.As OF THE EYE. EAR
THRoAT CArARRu AND LUNGS -Qnaker City Tel
gram, Richmond, Indiana, Feb. llth, 1865
Dr.. Boar will be in Ft. Wayne. ut the Avelinc
House, from March 10th until March 18th. Will
be in Plymouth, at the Edwards House, Tuesday
and "Wednesday, March 2ls, and 22i, le65.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

DEsEnrER CaUoaT.-William Mullisan, we'll
known tn many of the citizens of this place, who
enlisted in the 4-th Ind Reg. when it WIS org m
izin= deserted after serving about year. and. it
appears, Immediately after enlisted in a wiseon-
sin cavalry regiment. serving out the unexpircd
term OF the latter. when he received an honorable
discharge. Supporting his disch rye would shield
him rom the consequences of his descrtion. he ap.
peared here week or two ago. and was arrested
a few days after by &. w. Craver. and taken be.
fore the District Provost Marshll. X G.. Shrvock.
who. after hearing Mulligan's story, re fused TO
hold him as a deser;er, but sent him 20 Col Pitch.
er. at indianapolis. to deci upon his case We
have not heard the result
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
IL Y rs

Upon the death of ALTA May. daughter ofWm
r. and F.. = Haskctt. who died February :. 1865
8. IHw0ol, age! two years. two months and seven
teen DAYS:
Ole We lowell his left our number.
Sought The dark anl 81 len, tomb;
Closed her ewes in dItheSs slumbei,
t. open in brighter world.
She W. the jov of all who knew her.
little angel here below;
She dispersed mInv n sorrow.
Csused our paths with bills, to flow.
But now. alas. This little flower.
Which we loved and thought 50 gay,
Was rnlely culed. and in All hour
Closed her eyes and went away.
Her IL tie spirit has assembled.
Her body in the earth VIC laid:
How sadly hy rienis earth lamentej,
Is our darling ALTA MAY.
But friends must weep to see the forms.
Full 81 beiuty and oil bloom.
Consigned nv deaths relentless hand
SO soon and early to the tomb.
But beyond the fight of time.
Beyond the reach of death,
We'll meet again in that Dls SIS u cline,
Where life i not breath.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

FIRE EVGiVE.-Wc unlcrstInd that the Com
riitiee a: Pointsl to di-po-e Of the Corpor ,tion
boI.s nj % rch tse FIRE engine sth the proceeds
h'v- dis7o-ed o. portion OF Il rJn. and are now
core .pond n with parties in different cities r
the pr Csc e asccrtaining where they can pro-
terms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
The Eve and the Ear.-The

The Eye and the Ear.-The Eye and the
Ear are such delicate organs as to require the
most skilful attention when either fails TO err
form it's allotted functions. For manv years in old
er countries, and late years in this. a distinc,
branch of the medical profession have been prac.
Using oculists and aurists with exclusive ref
erencc TO those faculties. DIS. Cameron and Ross
amon-; those physicians who have made the
eye and the ear their ~pecali'y. and they are said
to be the clcvcrcst and most successful in their
treatment OF any 'ctors in this country. Our at
aicred friends will &c able to Judge for themselves
rs DIS. Cameron and Ross purposes visiting Plym-
ou;h, at the E iw urls House, on Monday, March
18Th, and rem hin for consultation until Saturday.
the 25th. We clip The following from the Kala-
mazoo Telegraph concerning them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
I know he's coming. BY this sign;

know he's coming. BY this sign;
That Biby's aim 81 wild;
See how he aughs. AMI crows. and starts
Heaven bless the merry chill.
He's Flther's self. in face and limb.
And Fathers heart j. strong in him.
Shout Baby shout. and clap thy hands.
For Father on The threshold stands with a
bottle of Mrs. BANNING'S CORDIAL, ron
CHILDREN rIETHIxG.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

New Goods.-Great Bargain.-J. NJ.
DALE. Co.. having JUST received a large stock
ofSaple and Fancy Dry Goods, bought at NY.
auction panic sales, are offering gIeat inducemcn.
TO purchasers, and will sell at so to IS per cent less
than former prices
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
Drs. Cameron aud Ross.
KALAMAZOO, jan. 16, 1865.

hALANAZDO, jan. 10, lCOO.
Ma EOiToR:-Ilaving been in attendance upon
several OF DR.. Cameron and Roses operations in
this town. it affords much pleasure 10 attest To
their skill operators and their scientific attain
ments rs Surgeons.
We earnestly hope that wherever their lot NAV
be at. they will meet with the success Of which
they are truly deserving.
y B-The operations To which We refer were
for Sir,i,i~rn'is. upon Mr.. VIM. Finley, School
craft: Mrs. DIR. Bow i<ton, SchoUicraft; Mrs. Moore.
X l!lmazJo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

The following i from Henry C. Huy', Assist
ant Secre.Ae of the Michigan Central Insurance
Companv. whose opinions are srra; value where
he j. known. He SAWS:
Having heca acquainted for several months with
the practice az William Ross. VI D., IF this place.
;tke mach pleasure in recommending him To the
favor tble nitice of such mlv require his scrvi
ccs. ieelin. satisfied that he will discharge his du
tie- t. them faithfully, and with the greatest de-
gree of skill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

JveGLERv.-The world renowned inggier. Pro-
fsssor Riley, the superior. it is admitted by al uho
have seen them perform Ct signor Blitz. will give
one OF his nimi,ah'e sls ght-of-h nd performances
In this place. on Friday evening next, at Wood.
ward Hall. The lovers of fun an pleasure win
Of course oe on hand to Joy the rich treat which
Professor Riley has in sore for them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
BOURBON ITEMS.
BY F. J. D.

On Friday night of last week the shoe shop Of
Henry Windbigler was entered anu robbed OF sew
eral pairs of boots and shoes. The thief entered
through the front door, helped himself to az much
as he could conveniently carry and departed lcav.
ing the door unlocked.
ION Monday night last case ofmatches was II.
ken from pcddlers wagon at the Rail Road House
The thief was no doubt disappointed In his prize,
as the wagon contained cases Of valuable articles
which could have been obtained as easily as the
matches, had he been careful in bis selecting.
Petty thieving is getting TO be an every day, OF
rather an every night occurrence in this vicinity
little too much to be quetl, tolerated, and GER
tain gen tlemen are notified that unless they are
little more careful in future, something unpleas
ant to them may occur, as their movements are
watched. word to the wise is sufficient.
The piles of building material that block UP
the streets in every part of town indicate pros
porous season for mechanics. At its present rate
of progress Bouibo will soon outs,rip its old ioey
neighbors. Although every month Witnesses the
completion Of several new buildings still the de-
mand incre and every habitabic building is fill.
ed to OVERLOOKING.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

TCRvEn IL ALI. SAFE Hiram = orSe OF Co G,
l6ih Mchrc IN Veteran Resimri.f. whom We spoke
of lust week rs having been missing since the
battle NJ ilatchrr's Run. Virginia. has sine arri-
we'd a: home. IL appears that he WIS taken pris
Oner. and after briir. in the hands of the rebels
nine days WIS sent with other prisoners into GU !
] mes TO be exchanged.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

PEvHoss--All persons having Pension CertH.
cites will save monev by going to Phillips &
Johnson to have their Pension money collected
they being duly licensed for Marshall county BY
the Government to collect Pensions, Back Pay and
Bounty. and to procure Pensions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

Darn OF Coop CiTrzEv.-We rcsre. to
iicT OF the death of Mr.. ). ). WEE, OF Ion
township. who entered the military service las,
6all. When AMI where he died our informant
cOa!i not tell u. The dcccas'.tl vas one OF our
hes; ci:izen-. respected and esteemed Ly I'll who
kaeS IAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

frBLIc ScHooLs-The public schools will open
again next Monday week. we understand, under
she sup"rintan'lence of r. II. w. Warner. Esq.
The assistant teachers will be Miss Lou BOr;on,
Miss Lucy Wris ht aIG Mrs Mollie Woodbury.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
.spre. Id ont ear,h's holie., record, here,

Ofd'vs and deeds - reverence dear
Let the wo. Id understand that DR. d. II. SELVES
Liquid ,tirrh Remedy ia pleasant and certain
cure for C,,arr. Cold in the Head. and all diseas
of the head caused by III. abnormal condition
OF the membrane lining
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

Losr-An iron Safe KEY, somcwhe in Piv-
mouth The finder will be literally rewarded BY
leaving it at this Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

RAIL TRAINS COLLGDE.-E.G;xEEa KILLED
On Thursday evening last the Express train, No.
I. into a tr=in, loaded with rebel prisoners
At CrOyertown, u miles west of this place, bv
which bO'h Locomotives were wrecked, and the
Engineer Of the Express train instantly killed.
His name We understand. WAS Frank Patterson
who has mother living at Norwalk. Ohio. His
brother was riding the Locomotive with HIM a,
she time. but saved his life by jumping off JUS, be-
fore the collision occurred. One of the hrIkemen
on the Express had his arm broken and another
his shoulder put out OF joint. M one else on
either train was injured any To speak of. The en-
der and baggage car OH The Express and also one
OF the coaches were pretty badly smashed. The
baSgt gc-ml<ter and express messenger had mar
TOW escape. They Aei on, at the end door and
jumped on the coAc'. just in time. the baggage
bar VAS upset and b ally sml>hel.
We undcrs;inl ;he accident WAS caused by disc
be4ieuce of Instructions on the par, of the Engi
ncer OF the Express train. lie vas told not t.
pass iiislI station until the train with rebel
prisoners reached there On reaching Donaldson
90 bc the one he wait ,Or dashed on at full
speed. bu, had proceedc,i only few miles when he
into it. thus paying the penalty Of his careless
ness. Fortunately The Z stern bound train hAd
ssppe.l. for some rel OF. or the loss of life would
have been fearful.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

Look Here.-All persons knowing them
selves Indebted 70 the undersigned are requested
20 call and settle :~rediqtsls.
1917 T. A. srxcEs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

SUGAR MazIyG.-We have had only one u
two hTss-rAie sugar days tar this season. but
several pretty iir ones. and those who have camps
are doubtless m king all ont Of them possible.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
DR.. E. s. DoDD g. CO.,
Ducha nam, Mich.

The above medicines are for sale at Wholesale
" ]. II. Reel. Chicago; and in Plymouth by all
he Druggists, and by all dealers throughout the
country
Jan. 20, ls6S-ni3m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

RELrA I'd At LAsT--A dispatch was received
bv Mrs II "nd 81 Monday night last from her
hIsbInA, " ijor Wilitm Kendall dated Ann 20
lis. Maryland. informing her that hn,>rlf ami Al
infant JAmcs Woodrow were both there. They
viii ps"lIably arrive here in day two. where
they vii b. cordially received 10y their many
fFicnls. Taey have bee. prisoners nearly two
wears.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
Dcdd's Camphentine Liniment

For Lame Back. Sore Throat. Rheumatism. Pain
n the Side and Breast. Toothache, Headache.
Chilblains. &c., IL exceiled BY no other compound
extant. This and all the above medicines are
carefully and scientifically prepared BY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
Speeial gptifes.

year. By purifying the hlOol and properly reGn
lating the action ot the stomach and bowels many
if not all, OF the troublesome diseases OF the eli
mate ight and would be avoided. DR.. ROback
presents his remedies to the ru fnr this specific
PURPOSES. wlthon recommending them tor call the
ills TIT min is heir to-" Try these Btters. IL
needs hut rritl 10 convince al of their worth
LaasinI Mieh.l STATE Republican.
For ale bv all Druggists.
Office AMI VI lnuf,ctory, Nos Sc, IS, co aad 81
East Third street. Cincinnati.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
DOdt's Dtnrrhen Cure

Is unsurpassed by any compound, for the care Of
Dysentary. Diarrhea. Summer Complaints Of Chill
iren, and for Camp Darrhea. The Soldiers con.
'ider it Specific in every case.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
CURVEY NOTICE.

SOh' L NJ IL ~.
No.ice il hereby given that the undersigned
County Surveyor of Marshall County, Indiana
will al the request of Henry Miller. proceed or.
Wednesday. the sth day of VI ,rch. 1865, to survey
aud snbdivide Section y, T. "a. Range Eas,
also. y. F.. 4 OF Sec 4. +. 33. R'nSe East. in
MARSHALL County, and also establish the rners
of the lan'Is belonging to slid Miller in SAID Sec
tion said survey will be continued from day to day
il necessary ill completed
Nonresident owners OF land in said section who
fail to meet 1T IN" time abnve mentioned the
residence OF Henry Miller, and drfray or provide
for defraying their portion oi the expenses at said
survey, viii be returned To the county uditor ~
delinquent, and such delincuen. les placed on the
tx duplicate Tor collection according to law.
nl6t4l J. KLINGER, Sur. VI. C. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
Information Free!

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS,
GENTLEMAN. cured of Nervous Debility. In
competency. Premature Decay, and Youthful Err
ror ac.uatrd hy desire To benefit others, will be
happy to furnish TO all who need IL, (frce OF
CHARGE the recipe and directions for making the
sim lie remedy used in his case. Sufferers wish
ing profit wv the advertisers bad experience and
possess sure and valuable remedy. can do so by
addressing him once ~ his pltce OF business
The Recipe and full inform ,tion-of vital impor-
tanre-wil be cheer lilly sent by return mail.
Address JOHN y. OGDEN.
No. 61 Nassau Street. New York
P. S.-Nervous Sufferers ofbJth sexes will find
this inform ,iinn invaluable.
Dec g 1854 no m3,n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

WILLIAM FosEs. VI. D.
G.. W. SNYDER, NJ. u.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
Dodd'S Liver Pills!
PURELY VEGETABLE,

Are used BY thousands who pronounce them the
hest in use for Bilious disease, Nervous and Sick
liache, impurities Of the Blood. Female Irregu-
arties, and in all cases where thoroughly cleans
ng Pill is required.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

PRrSriSG.-Job Printing OF all kinds, iom the
smallest card to the largest sized poster executed
in the very best style, the shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms Is this Office. Order
sespestfnll:: sahsitsd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09
LOW PRICE STORE.
Country Produce,

Square Timber and Tiss bought at ths highest price.
NJ II. RICE, 01HE 4. ODD
WELCOME RICE. UtOI w OuOs
Oct 20, n5itf.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-23
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN.S
PULM0NIC WATERS.

The ofgnll Ned cine established So 1885, aud Arst afi.
ce Of The SIND ever in reduced under the nome Of
FULh0Flc WAfEls," 10 N w any other country ,
al other Pllmoule waters are untrtlris. The zen.
uihe can BE- known BY the name bRYA \ being stamp.
Cd on each AFEk
BAiANs PULNONlC WAFER3
Relieve Coughs Cold., Sorr Throaf, HaAfseness
BkIAN's pULNONlC a AFEks
Relieve Asthma, BtoncDiu., Difficult Breathing
BkfAN'S fELhONIC WATERS
Relieve optting OF hooJ, Pains 10 The Chest
bkY ms PuLNOSlC WATERS
relieve lnclpen Consumption, Lun. Diseases
bkYANs PuLNONlC WATERS
Rel eve Irritation Of th- Uyull and Tonsils
Bkl ANS PULMONlC WATERS
Relieve be above omp aints % ten ninulsi
bk1AN'o lLLAONiC WAFEk-
Are brsoilg All Classes aud Contributions
Bkl nNs PuLMuNlC WATERS
Are adapted 10 Nura.Iat- aud Public Speakers.
BkfAN's ULMONiG WAFERs
Are 10 simple form ana pleasant 10 he tate.
Bki ANS PULMONlC NAFtKs
Not only relieve but eject rapid and lasting cures
BkfAN'S FULMOAlC WALES
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction to every ore
No family should be without a box Of
bkfAN's iULhONlC WAFARs
in the house.
No traveller slou d BE- without a supnGy Of
BklAN's fULMONtC WAFEhs
10 his poc.tt.
No person viii ever object to give for
bRYANs fu. NONlC WATERS
Iseuty-dye Cents.
Sold ny al Druggists Sole Proprietor JOB MOSES %
Cortlsndi 81, Srv York f2y1
WmsLrR.,! Those wishing fac yet u whlskers, q
ace moustachc, beautiful head Of glossy hatr Will
pl rad the card q rllO,. T. CHAPMAN 10 anoth,
part Of this PAPER Tl0AglsMJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-23

sTATE OF VLkMONT,I In PTObate touTl, he d al
WasHsGTos DsrHcr, IS. Montpelier In said di tfct,
on The 1911 day OIL May A. D. 1865.
IOsEPH LANCE abd Nil on Fisher, Executors OF tbs
ast VIII nd estam, mt OF William Lance late OF
CABOT said District deceased presents his sdmihstra
u N accOuut for examination and allowance, and makes
application for decree distribution and partition u The
estate OF said decreased.
Wherein on, Is ordered by said Court that said ae-
c0lht and said application be reeutd TO session Of said
Court to be held at the Probate office, said Montpelier,
on tie 18th day Of June, A. D. 1860, Tor hearing aud de-
clslOn thereon and, II Is luther ordered tgat notice
hereof be gwen all esOns iute esed by publication Of
the sama three weeks excessively IN the Gre MoLnain
Freemana newspape pub sht Montpelier pre- yious to
said time appoin ed Tor bearing hey may appear at
said aud place, and show cause, II any they may
nave, WIN said &c nunl should not be allowed and sucn
decree made by the Count,
F2lw3 Attest, N. A. CHASE, Rec steE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-23
Uarrll0.


In Montpelier, Nay 10th, by Rev. n. Ludum, Mr.. Mar
shall B, Miles, and Mis- Authea Co2p, both Of wor-
cester VI.
In Mon,p,~r, May l7,h, by Rev. NJ. Lidlan. SIR
koeneier biekford OF Wilson \. Y, and Mrs. Hannah
BAILEY oi Montpelier.
In East Orange. April 29h. Mr. ETC smith Of Orange.
and Miss Abbie MAY acid Of south Royalton.
In St. Johnsbury, May 18Th, By Rev l. o. Bars'1w,
{ hubh Of 81. Johnsbuty.
In st J,hnsbufy, Nay 18th, by Rev. f c. Cumming.
VI John BoWman Of Boston, Mass and Miss Martha !.
Ma'on OF Nor h Monroe, n u.
Ia 81 John, bury, Nay 10th, BY Rev f c Cummings.
Mr. fow aud edwards % East Montpelier and Mss
Martha J Wht,hLl OF Wsl3en,
In Danvllc, May 4h, Mr.. Emerson Of ST. Johns
bury and Mrs. T. N. Emerson Of Danvlle
In tick, Mass Mr.. WIN. F. Temple Of birmingham,
Mass, ard Miss $, ISABEL brown Of lyndon
10 Il Johnsbufy, Nay 9th, by Rev. l. o. Bafstov Mr.
m, I. Rr0En Of Newport, and Miss Mary T. Badger u
Hldeparl
In jericho, May llh, by Rev C F. Gavin, Mr.. J.. r
leho
In Randolph, May 10Th, by Rv. BP. spaldin.. Nr.
Go ", Flag Of Braiutr r. st Lieut. u Reg. W. Vols
md IS Ad,lia 4. Howard Of Randolph.
In Montpelier, May lOu, BY Rev. C. A. Allen, MIR. j
Warren Lamb, OF he firm Of Braman & Co., and Mss
Mary walker both Of Montpelier.
In AiddleseN, May "a, by bev. Roberts, Nr. Dan
lei hcAllster, and Miss Harriet s Clark both Of DuS.
In cayendsh, MY IAN, by Rev. II. W. Harlow. Artc.
mas sauldiug of Cayeudsh, and sarah A. Emery Of Ply.
mouth.
In East Middlcbuy, April 9Th by Rev s.W. Blaw,n.
Mr. Bseman Bradley, cf saIn bury, and Miss Eliza A.
Carr, Of Brandon.
In E.s Miedtbuty, Nay 9ih, by nv. $ W. Biduen,
MT tnnklin Il Piper Of 90 c, an Reg. Vt Vol, N o.,
AMI Ms' Ellen Al OF, OF East Niddltbary.
10 Addiebu Village, May 10th, by rev ". Bid
well Mr. \, All stearus, and Mrs. kizsbeh Mitchell
both oi Middlehury.
In Union village May l3lh, by Rev. T. Petienrin. SIR.
son mouds # Norwich, aud Miss With, mtlc ozark,
II Tlelioru.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-23
Instruction Books and Music
FoR THE
Cab net Organ. NelOdcOn,
INsTRuMENTs oF A sIMILAR GLASS.

INoINUMENTo Of SIMILAR ILASS.
~ ldels Meoi, on Instructor. Containing the Eie.
men OF Muse, Progressive Finger Exefo ses and A
large collection Of Ctorr Music, ~ 80
New Method Tor the Mslodean, Combining In addition
to lie sons and Exercises collection Of Popular songs
Palm and Hymn Tunes, al 50
Carharts Mtlodron. Elementary and Progressive
studies, with ca ice Nu,aa lnttru mental Mus So
American sohuol for The Melodeon, 81
model Meodoon Instructor, 81 %
Winners Perfect Guide the Melodcon Designed a.
q Sef-lnsuuotot, " tn Choice Music, u.s.
Meoteon without Master. BY Is. l.. White, rs.
Noodburys Melodeon Instructor Is.
Green AMI Whites Mtl3deon tnstrustor,7 u.s.
Huwo's sctaph ne and Atlodeon Instructor so
The setaphlne. A coll, ction OF Muse Tor the Ne,o
dtOu, Sefapb ne ard Reed Organ.
sent post pa d. on receipt at price Oliver Dh.on 4
Co., Publishers, 9iI Washiu ITO n street noston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-23
DanieI d. skinner's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held at
RANDOLPH DBfRior, IS. c. elsea, wi and for sad
Dstfet, on the ls.a Gay May, A. d. 1865.
instrument purpurlng To be the last WI and Tes
Il lament OF Daniel r. SKIM r, late Of Chelsea In sad
strict deceased, beingptesentedo The Court b CLARA
skinner no executor b. NJ therein named lOr Potato
II isUrdeed ny sald Court, that all persons coneelntd
herein, be nohed TO appeaia session OF saio Court
10 DE holden at the Probate Once, In Chelsea, on
lie 18th day Of June A. D. 1865, and show cause, any
they may have against the Probate OF said Will; tor
which purpose IT'S further ordered that copy u The
record OF this order be published three weeks success
Hvely In lie Gree hountai Keenan, printed at Mont
peiieI, previous to sad tine appointed for bearing
Attuu copy OF rec. I'd.
y2lW3 Ates y. Il CLEAVELAND, Judge.