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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

AssAsslNs ADVERTISING FOR A REWARD.
murder OF President Lincoln, brings to mind
the following Advertisement which appeared
last winter IN tbs Selma (AlAbama) Dispatch
"ONE MlLLios DOLLARS WANTED, To nAvE
PkAcE BY THE lsT OF MARCH, II tn, citizens
OF the Southern ConIederdcy will furnish me
WI the cash or good securities for the SUN OF
Que million dollars, will cause the lives of
Abraham Lincoln, William Ii. Seward, AMI An.
drew johnson to be taken by tho LIT Of March
next, This will give us peace, aud satisfy the
world that cruel ,yants cannot live in Land
of liberty. II this ia not ACCOMPLISHED moth
ing will be claimed beyond the sum OF fifty dol
lars, in advance, which is supposed 10 DO ncces.
siry to reach and slaughter the three villains.
will give, myself one thousand dollars to.
ward this patriotic purpose
Every one wishing to contribute will ad-
dress box y Cahabl Alabama.
December |, 1864 "
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bridge was burnt Friday, 81. The furniture
was partly saved. Insured.
LADY or INK 0LDEN TmE Mrs. Mary
Tyler, of BraitIeboro, completed her Goth year
on the lst INST. Sbes the widow Of Chief Jus
tOc Royal Tyler, who euj,yed not only repu.
tatOn Tor esal learning, but was also famous
wit, and a happy writer in both prose and po-
etry IN the eavly days Of the Republic.
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Marriages (s,,ide.

VoUSG's GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK, or. Every
i one his own Docior-Beings Private Instructor for
married persons or those about 81 marry both male and
female. In every thing concerning the physiology and
relations Of our sexual system and the production or pre-
Ventoa Of offspring includnga The discoveries yer
before given IN the English language by wM YOU Nc
W. D. This Is really valuable and Interesting worK II
Is written IN plain language Tor the general reader and
Illustrated with upwards Of enc huniled engrAyings An
young married people. or those contemplating marriage
aud having the least impeachment 10 married lite should
read this book II dscloses secrets that every one should
be acquainted with. SIN book that must be locked
up and not lie about the house II will he sent 10 zsy
one on the receipt Of twenty ny, cents Address DIR wM
DUNG, Ne il6 SPRUCE 81, above Fourth, Phiisdel
nj Tpima
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

The Or having large and extensive practical experiences
the treatment of diseases generally prepared to receive
patients for medical treatment the most improved prne
pe and to treat their diseases in very superior and salts
factory manner and IN the majority of far exceed
the most sanguine expectations Of the patient without
sorting t. any unpleasant or torturing processes
Dr. oaks treats successfully all diseases Of the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02
BOSTON MARKET, ApriI 20.

Foaf.-wsstern t7,25 to 1850
Por''--Phne $500 to 21,oo Mess, $500 to BOO
Beef s'h09'o 2loO Lard, lStolsi Ham, 20 10 q.
Hogs dressed l1tols.
Butter 70 1915 Cheese, l6to23 Eggt COT Pc
.''os' 800 70 ',2t Dried Apple 10 to Is.
Beans 500 to $3.50 Peas t2.2O to 600
H'ri'gf-ss 5000 ESQ Glover, gotou.
Starch 1910 Y Tallov ltitoB
Wool Full Blood hsrino, GJtoio rhre.-fourth, blood
rs 20 % HAtblood 50 to ~, ooGmon TOTO o.
Corn la i4 0.:s 7stoU RysI2Sto13o
Hopt 81 to g
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02
MONTPELIER MAnKtr A.,

PH""oss.- Batter 25tos6 Cbss.t .Ote 70, Lard
2'o40' TaiIoT,H Apple,l5tO2O Egg, II cent,
Potatoes 3d. 10. Beans s2,oCt 200. wsu India 81
Ef' IStol' Refined Sugars, 2itoA. Ptas,t1to
g. l,bO.
onioas-too)to 900. APP ss- 5000 10 tOoper Dbl
fl'r'-Ertfa $3.50 to 1850. DaablsErfA tll51to
400 slper-Eltfa l2OOto 1900
ds's ASo AAr.-corn, 81 90 Oats, 70 uerdsyra,.
seed e9boto 800 per bushel Clover 80 to 80 per pound
hay, Sl3 to IS per ton. Rye,Hs8
d''o'LLASsors--Dry and green hard wooc6Octosoo
shingles $500 to 900. wool-oonlon 20 10 60 BAH
100 to per cord. Nans, 1000
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Probate Court, held
W'hiNGroS DISTRICT, S. t No tpe .l4r IN SAID Dis
met On Che 100 day Of Apri' A. D. 1865.
DblsON PECK Adm nl-talor 1t the estate Of Daniel
II russell late OF East Montpelier In SAID District de-
cfa'td, presents us administration for GAMMA
non and allowance, and makes application for decree
OF distribution aud partition Of the estate SAID deceased.
Whefeupnn, 1t IL ordered ~ SAID Court that sald ss
count ana sud app be reiened TO Of said
O"1ttto he held At he Probate Ofce In said Montpelier,
On The I'm day OF May A. D. 1865 for hearing de-
csOH thereon.
Ana lstnHhef ordered that notice hereof be given 10
az persons interested by publication the same rec
weeks successNtiy ~ the Green Mountain eeman,
newspaper published at Montpelier previous 10 SAID
ime appointed Tor hearing, that they may appear SAID
TINE and pace and show cause Il dnt hes nay have
why said account sh Iud be- allow and such rec
made. Nv the Cart
Fl7w3 Attest MERRILL. JUDGE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

HOPES REALzED.-Young women lamenting
in secret the first grey hairs, those ugly harbingers
Of decay. Mrs. s. A. ALIENS Worlds Hair Re
storer aud Iylobasamum, or Hair Dressing, never
fail to restore grey hair to its youthful color.
They act directly upon the roots Of the hair, in.
vigopiing them, rendering the hair soft silky and
glossy, and di'posi"g it to remain in any desired
position. Eyeay Druggist sells them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

AGnculTuRAL COLLAGE We learn that the
dgst meeting Il the c1rpoIators Of the Vermont
Agricultural College has been called by the gov
egnJr, o be- held At the Pavilion Hotel in Mont
pelcr On Tuesday th3 - day OF May next at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. The corporators are Justin 5.
M1friu, Edwin Hammond, K derrick Richardson,
Eijih Cleveland Seneca NJ. Dorr, Horace Her
rcs, Peter I Wlshburn, Orville q Wheeler.
Ireno W. Park, Lemuel ii. Tabor, Horace Fair.
BANS, Samuel Il. Stevens, George G.. Benedict
and Frederick Holbrook.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02
BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS, AND
CATARRH CURED.
sraIsorlllp c,yT,. o,,ero O.. ne ,s.,

sfaiSaFiHLD Cssrss. otsego Co., Dee ICES.
Dr. OAxsi Dear Sirwth gratitude permit me 10 testify
to your sIraori airy skin In operating upon my len eye
which has been blind for more than twelve years and reso
Ing my sight Asr having been repeatedly pronounced ncura
bc You have also unstopped my which have troubled
ave year, with noises ringing and Deafness aud which
you have rest red In two days to perfect hearing
Purifier you have also set my heart At rest In relation 10
ny trouble With Catarrh and Bronchitis am fully salts
ard that your capabilities cannot b. toe highly estimated aud
appreciated aud checrtuy recommend any Who mAy b.
troubled with Blindness Desfess and caah to cali upon
you, Tor snow that you enrs thens
Joax stpsEt Uo.roE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

"pur NOT YOUR Trust lx pRINcEs."-But
you may place unbounded confidence in the STIR
LIMOS virtues OF AMBRosA for identifying and
preserving the harr
She shook her sparkling hair, thu, shed
Such ln,tre Ter her beautous head.n
Ladies' who dress their hair with SrERLisG's
AMBRosIA find that it adds new charm, aud lus-
tire to their beauty.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02
BenjaIn N Woods Estate.

STAT or VERMONT I In Probate Court holden
HisH sdroH DistHicr, 81, al Montpelier, the Hih
day OF March, A. u. 1865
NOLoAoh WOOD, Administrator Of the estate o. BeHja-
~ min Mood lats Of BARE, in said district. deceased,
makes Application to said 0un with the consent and ap-
probation IN writing Of all the heirs Of said deceased
sdhg IN hls Hate for license 10 sell the whole on real
a. personal estate ct sad ceased excepting the ghs
o. homestead ana dover there0 NJ including the fevrr-
vi Of sud DOVER representing that .ch sale would be
ne ncal to The teIs Of sad ceased and those inter-
esttd IN his estate
Nhefeupon is ordered by said Court at said sppi-
cation be referred to the l6h day II May A. H. 1865 at
The Probate Once ~ Montpelier Tor hearing and dee ison
thereon and H. further ordered that all persons inner
tslrd be notified hereui BY publication notice Of this
application and order thereon three successysIt
IN the Green Mountain Freeman printed al Montpelier
before sad time si hearing, that they may appeal al
Tine and place, and II they cause thereto
~ the COuu,
Tl7w3 Aue,t-N A. CHASE Rebate,
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FARM FOR SALE

THE CHESTER NYE farm, so called situated In Der.
lin, the easterly side the head Of Berlin Pond
ave n les from Montpelier Village. Said farm contains
about Is Of excellent land Il we'll wAtered, has
Of the best orchards in town with lair buildings and
for pessaatnea " location s rarely equAled con-
siderable portion Of The purchase money remain
mortgage. Fotterms, apply II Montpelier 10
II. ". HEAToN.
NArsh l. lshS ylOu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02
~ TUE PRESIDENT OF 1uE UNITED STATES.
a PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, BY nv Proclamation Of the IS III
lnsi Thursday, the 18th day Of next month,
was recommended as day for special humiIia
ton and prayer IN consequences Of the a ,asslna-
ton Of Abraham Lincoln, late president Of the
United States But whereas nv attention has
been called to the fact that the day aforesaid
Is sacred to large numbers Of Christian, as one
of fg1c.ng for the ascension Of our Saviour
Now, therefore, be il known that |, Andrew
johnson, president Of the United States, do here
by suggest taat the religious services recon-
mended as Aforesaid should be postponed until
Thursday, the fret day OF June next.
la testimony whereof have hereunto set my
band and caused the seal Of the United States
20 be affixed
Done at the City Of Washington, this Goth day
Of April, in the year OF our Lord 1865, and Of
the lndepenience OF the United States OF
America the eighty-ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON
BY the President
W. uCNTEs, Acting Secretary Of State
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State street, Albany, n. Y.
DEAFNESS CURED.

hEw foRK, Dec. ~, 1898.
pa OAKS | write 10 inform you that the medicine you
prescribed Tor my Rheumatism has entirely cured me- amer
having been treated for It year and months. by the
most skiul physcia In Virginia and New York / can
walk without the aid Of eruohes case, after using
your medicine hrts wefk,
& o. GoopsAs, 9th N. Y, O ycsp
P.slhe old gentleman Mr. T., whom yea operated upon
Tor deafness and CAsrrh," says that you have cured AIM
and that he can hear any person whisper to him .er hsv
ing been deaf for - years
Success to you, doctor. coo.
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ALslNr, Aurn.t "a. lsna

DslE sn,-Pamh me- very respectfully, to present yo.
with this certificate token Of your wonderful skin AZ
physician, aud Of your department as a gentleman
For than years have been afflicted with sick
Of peculiar females except that va, bed
ridden for wu years and unable move without Al,
sstance. have had nine different phy in the last
two years Of whom ccud help Indeed use their
own words, they were comp etey puzzled with my case
aud that all the medicine In the world eenld restore me
even hrp me- Amer much reflection 20 try
your treatment had heard you so highly spoken Of by
those whom you had cured soon realized the truth for
myself that superior skill was beneficial and that your
treatment helped In less than two weeks In four months
much improved that even my friends we're aston
shed. continue to improve aud cheerfuly add
this my mite with hundreds Of others whose lives you h.ve
saved aud rendered happy.
May uod bic you, nr Oaks in your enn ohnK and ben
hsenI mission TO suffering humanity. shall Away, be
happy To reply 10 any who may refer to your eapa
blltcs and skill am, dear sir,
Yours respectfully,
Mas. IN, X. GAR.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

Dennis WOuld's Estate.

STATE Or NEH hoNf, | In Probate Court, ldsn
W,sHiNsToN DisrHIcr, IS al Menlp her in and ior
SAD di.tuct, on IN. 18th da, Of April, A. d. 1866
WILLIS MOULD and Chas. II. Heath, Admtnisti atsts
W q the estate OF Deems Mould late IL Plaadetd In
SAID district deceased, makes application to said Cour To
tenu the time heretofore aO" eli them pay tie debts
que hom sad estate and TO render their
account until some future day;
"hereupon, 1t Is ordered by said court that sad 80.
ledton BE- he I'd At the Probate Oee IN Montpelier on
we Ioth day OF hay, 1856 d, It Is further ordered
mat notice be gwen To all persons concerned by pupieA
uoh OF THIS oder In the Green MoualAin freeman,
printed At Montpelier, thee weeks suooessyey seios
sd hradng by The court
rl1wJ Attest, n. A. CHASE, Reslsi
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TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED.

RicsSELp sPsSes, olsego Co, AprlS. is6l
Dr. A. oaks am indebted TO zen for restoring me 10
perfect sight In moath after being completely blind nom
a protracled afec.ioa o. Rryspealla the head
am indeed truly grateful to God pr his goodness In a.
ceiling your enss 10 restore my shattered health and Lost
sight and not my health sby but that Of my wife When
she could 40 oarsr be helped BY physicians snsr havsT
been troubled with Hea Disease and fsmal. dncale, Tor
sHysAr. Signed, JeEs Esssslx
rs fsKusAI,
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Farm for sale.

THg farm known as the HoWes Farm in MddleseI, be-
| longing the estate u the late Co. Tbos Reet sit
uatsd one mile and half from Montpelier vHag- con
sislbg Of hundred and thirty acres OF land, about
equally divided between pasture meadow and wood land
farm veil va led ard hu ldngs good Posses ion given
Immediately. TIE oek aud tools sold with the farm II
desired. GEO u CHAs' REED, Adm'rs.
N,nt..tier NarroO fsS5
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U. S. 7-3O BONDS

FOR SALE AT THE
" L H MI q NJ II II a NJ *
cEO OOn in $50, 800, $500. and sloJO Bonds on
GOO,OOO hand Tor immediate delivery. Large
supplies received weekly Can early. The present loan
cohvtrubls into sold bearing bonds In aud half
ytJs vii slou be exhausted Checks on Boston or New
YORK, aud al current money, received At par
!. A. FAGE, Cashier
Narch4 1868 ylOtf
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M944r6m6

Editor # messenger
DEAR Sla:-Nih ur permission wish to say to the
rta1en OF your paper that Will send by return ma
10 al who with II Qrse) Recipe with ull directions
for making and using simple Vegetable Balm ihAt viii
ETC 'tualy remove in ten days Pimpe4, Botches Tan
Freekles, and all mp rites Of The SKIN leaving the
same soft clep r, smo tn and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bae Faces, SIMPLE directions and Inf rmauon that viii
enable them TO start fan growth u LuKuh ut ir
Whitkers, ors fouslache, in less thah thirty days
All application answered BY return mail without
charge Respectfully YOURS
THOs F CHAPMAN, Che u'st, s8l Broadway, y Y.
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A RARE CHANCE
FOR A DESIRABLE LOT OF
REAL, EST ATE CHEAP

NoihAVIns time 10 attend to il myself wish to sell the
place EnoEn as the Deacon ellis place mile south
east from the north village, Bfookteld II cons SITS
aArEe two and three story shop and saN-mill, on
heavy stone dam Of the best vatsr poVets 10 town
three dwelling houses with barns and oubu ldHgs and
some thrty We acres Of land, all under cultivation Il
Is n sutful valley, well protected from the viud.
II not sold within few weeks wish 60 ftnttte above
the land and one house aud barn separately iidesfed
Ito be carried on the coming season.
Inquire OF Hon NJ upham, John hanson, Esq
Brooshed, Wm. CHAMBERLAIN Mortified OF ot the sub
scriber AZ ths Freeman ofier, Montpelier
Tl3f RIM. WELLS,
Mammalian. Vt Mareh ID ls6i.
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To Road Rniiders,

1tE unders gned will sell at auction the lowest sdd
ell the ground, on Wednesday, Nav y, 1875, At 10
oesok A. o. the mixing and Aerat on ~ lhA, pi Of
the read r. m htapeiisr TO East montpelier " ~ in
Berlin ordetedey Court Commute. Details sni spec
dcAtors of the work to done may nov b. seen A. tn
hce Of The Town Clerk Of Berlin, and viii bs IN our
hands inspection the day sale The wo will be
sold whole OF In subd visions TO suit pAttes-Ss
evng The right to acc pit reject bid, in wh,s part
Al our discretion.
n. BoswoRrh,) sslsetm.n
n. n STEWART : Of
SAMUEL JONES. Bsrlin.
Berlin April IS, 1865. Tlev9
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Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL

q ]. !. !. !.
a. rHROuGH trial Of many wear.
WkA n 1 aud through every nation II civ
WSkH9 iliEed men, AtEk's CurRHr Prrro.
w. SAL has Seen found to Afford mora
relief and 10 cue mor- cases of null
~fs- mona'y disease ihsn any tthrr rem
lAI1 cdy known 10 mankind cases Of
MAzx1\ apparently settled Consumption
* &E&rsDA have been cuud hy H., and thou.
ss~---'-----~ sands OF sufferers who were dee med
beyo Il reach Of human aid have been res ored 10 their
re ds and dnes', to sound health and the epjoy
mens OF e by th, all powerful antdote to diseases ~
the lungs and throat Here e,ld had settled on the
lungs fhc dry hacking cough the CLASSY eve aud the
pale thin features 81 HIM who lately usty and strong
whisper to all bat him CoNsUNrtioN. He tre. tyrrS
hinr but the disease Is EnAwng at his vitas md shows
It's fatal symptoms more aud more over all his frame
He taking the CHERRr PEotuNAL ow It has stopped
his cough and made his breathing easy his saep Is sound
at night his appetite returns, and With ID his strength
The dart which pierced his side IA bfoket Scarcely any
neighborhoed can be found which has not some living
trophy like this H. shadow forth the virtues which haY.
won for the CHtRsI PEor0R,L imperishahle renown
Hut IT'S usefulness does not end here Nay It accom-.
plshes more by prevention than cure. The oou ite..
colds and coughs which II the seed which would
have rpened into dreadful harvest " ncnrahe disease.
lnnuenra, Group, Bronchitis, Hoarsene,s Pleurlsy
Nheoping Cough and all rriia Of the throat and
lungs are easily cured by the CHEaaI PrcroH.1 taken
in season Every family should have IL BY them and
they will md Il an valuable protection from tn. nsid
ious prowet which carries Oh the parent sheep from many
a hock, the darling lamb from many home
Prepared by IA. j. O. ARA, Practicil and AnAlvte.i
Chemists, Lowell Mass, and sold bY ell Druggists every.
where
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ne subscribers, having been appointed by the honora-
Die Probate Coutt for the District OF Wash uglon.
missohrts TO nceive examine and adjust an claims and
demands Of al persons, against the estate Of Israel Gut
ihR Ide n hohipe Ter IN said District deceased epesen
dV OF April 1865 being allowed By sad Cnuri to the
creditors u said deceased exhibit AID prove their
speciiye claims before Give notice, that gill
t. nd oihe duties Jt 0u pontnen AT the office Of ".
Collamer IN Montpel er In taa district on the 4th Mon
day OF May and ID Moncay October next at ten O'Clock
N tie forenoon, each q said days
g. W CoLLAMER, (c,
u. X. JONES, }'ohm r.
Montpelier, April 18Th, A. D., 1906 vi7w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02
BY the President
W. uCNrEEt Acting Secretary Of State.

TfRamLE STEAMBOAT EIPLoaoN.-Th follow
ing telegram gives the particulars Of an awful
calamity on the Mississippi
CAIRO, H., April 2s The steamer Sultana,
lrom New Orleans evening OF the 2l-t arrived
u NIcas5urs with her boiler, leaking badly.
She renamed thirty hours repairing, taking on
board 1896 Federal soldiers and 50 officers, late
" released ft5m ne Catlwbl ani Anders lnyilIe
n sons. Sac arrived at Memphis last evening
and after coaling proceeded
Aloat2 \ NJ, when seven miles up, she
blew up, ami inm, diatey took FIRE and burned
70 the waters ige, Ot2l06 souls on board
no, more than 700 will be recovered SEQ we're
rescu j, and are now In the hospital; 300 or
quo upia jured are at the Soldiers Home. Capt
Mason Of the SuItana IL supposed to be lost
At4o'cock this morning the river IN front Of
MemphIs was covered with soldiers struggling
iJr HE, many OF them badly scaldei Boa,s
i'm uedately went to tue rescue, and are still
engaged picking them az.
Yea. Nash0une Immediately organized a
olarl Of Ulcers - inv, sIgate the afnr
NJ iur,her particulars received.
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To berlin Teachers.

n 0rCE is HEREBY given that will mort for eIAmin.
" iou t1o,e Who are intending oteAch in his O. wn
iuring the coming ,eason Al the eho house In drc
No near Montpe Ter village, on Tuesday the 9Th May
nett, a. &C ock p NJ. CItiIehs invutd 10 attend
4. BROWN, supeuntsn emit
Ratlfn rU
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

Dr. II. A. OAKS; Dear SrI feel very grateful 10 you
for your kindness to during your attendance am a
German by birth, am ~ years VI age have resided in
America for i've years For eier'n wears have been
troubled with bleeding VI the lungs have been under the
of very eminent French AMI German physeian.
Europe have also been subjected to tie treatment
u eminent American physicians. Yet with all this
array " talent confined, with all hsU continuous efforts
and with ~ their extensive facilities still my cas-. banied
their utmost skill used to spit large quantities Of blood
daily Ny iron frame began to culver under the alternating
influence u disease despared Of recovering or Of
being helped gave up aud had decided to lei the
disease take It's course, until H. wilkins Esq
ne TO Try your treatment an, indsed psry fha
I'D for In the short space Of one month you did more
fr than all the physicians whom had previously EN-
ploycd, whether In kuopeor America, You CURkD MKil
am, dear sir, yours very gratefully,
o. NJ. Thomas
Catherine street, Utica, october 18th, 1898.
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Il. T.. DOly1s Estate.

STATE OF vERMoNT,t In Probate Court, held al
WAshiNetos DI'THicT, Montprie In said di tIlst
On me 18th day OF April A, d. 1855
LIKED EDDY, AdminsiTaIor Of tie estate Of Rinaldo
DoIy late Of Calais, In said District deceased pre-
sens his administration account for examination and
io"ance and makes application for decree Of distfhu-
uun and partition OF the estate OF said deceased.
NhereuFon, Is ordered by SAID COuH that said ac-
count ana said apple alton be Ieeed session Of said
Court 10 be held at the Probate ofce IN said Montps
on the 18th day of May A. D. 1860 iof htanDs And de-
shIoh thereon and, is luther ordered taat notice
hereof be given to all sons int esed by publication Of
e same three weekssuccessively In the Gre snuntnin
Freemana newspap pc pub shed al yous TO
sdd time appoin for hearing that hey may appear at
sald time aud place, and show cause II any they may
nave, w' said should not be allowed and suen
decree made. BY the Coutt
Tllw5 Attest, +. r. MERRILL Judge