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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08
STATE or VERMONT
Va HIN0f0N I0I nv, 81
Cham ion " cory, Orator

" "NiThFNN lhaNTAf 81 :
Cham ion II. cory, Orator NAHEKEAS the ora
Us " .or 10 The above
Rollins n Stewart, Admir- and %.ait,d cause has Ned
Mary 4 Colby and others Def'ts 10 h. mse u the G erk,
Il The Washlngt II County Cour, hsb u u comp amt
against t0lbns u stewart, Mary tolby, Charles colby
George Colby, oEph n Colby and > Guardian Hiram
Hathaway, aud II "a \. VI Colby AMI her Guardian Isaac
very setting forh among osher thugs that stephen IS.
Col ", May 9th, 1863, ca cuttd his sen prtmisa DRY notes
to Pafnel Cory which notes ae the iropeity u be "
at0r, nine for 5000 ea b rev rally PAYABLE April ! 1864,
1875, 1850, lsl1, 1868, 1859 ~, 1871, ui l572 ana one for
$50. 90 paJ anle Apul 1873 al on iut restaunutNy, and
to secure The SAID uotes on same day executed to tn. IRA
tor no. mort.ags deed Of he hllowirg described pteui ses
10 KuNbury, In said County, viz; The slne farm and
premises stephen 7 circuit decided 10 he orator, aud the
same that he OfaiOr dseded said Cobb and that he said
tolby owned and occupied AZ his decease and hat The
rad Colby bad deceased and thai the sad Rollins h. stew
art, had been appoiutel his Administrator, and that said
tOlbs had left a WIDOW, Mary j, Colby and Jour minor
children, C1aTles Colby g Orge Colby, stephen Colby. OF
whom Hiram Hathaway J.. G%uardian, and Eliza A. NJ.
Clby, " ShOm lssac Avery is Guardian ana praying
Tor the foreclosure Of The equity Of redemption Of sad
y temiaes.
AND WnEETAsi It appears that the said Mary J Colby
and thail ) Colby resided out Of this state so that sub
pwna cannot be served on thin Thereto E, IN pursuance
ot the statue Va such case made aud provided, IL Ii hereby
ordered that te SAID Mary i and Charles appear before
lhr teurto OF Chancery, mex g. be holden at Montpelier, IN
and tor The AID ouuty OF Washington, on the % Tuesday
Of september next, aud make answer TO he said bill If
compliant, or The same VIII BE- tax u as confessed and
the Orator Is ord red to cause t1iI Ordertoge her with The
subat nee Of said bill Of Complaint. to he publ shed three
wects success yely IN the Gfrtu Nuunta n Freeman q
new paper pub ish d Al Montpelier AZORES I'd, the last Of
which publ cations TO he az lrttt twenty days previous 10
be said ssconI Iuesd ~ of september next.
ia ed al NOHip .ii.r, ia he County u Washington, this
29.h day Of jay A u 1895
LUTHER NEwCOMB, Clerk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08

CABnAcEs "A correspondent writes Us you
asked the question last year il any one of your
readers knew about SCOT Tor cabbsges, For a
number Of years when ! clean out my stove pipe
| save II expressly FOR cabbagfs II keeps of
the worms about the -oo,s, and makes the young
plants look dark colorrd and thrifty. |, Is d
better protection from insects in the ground
than lime, ashes or gueno."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08

10 ALLAY l|NFlAsaArloN A correspondent
saw I" A young 4 ~, whist IN the country
sOlDl ye ls agt, { epped % a rusty nail, which
ran through her shoe and foot. The iuhamma.
ton aud pain was ot curse very great, and
lock jaw Appreciated. A friend Of the family
however, rcc1mm MED the application Of u beet
taken fresh lrJm the garlen, aud pounded fac
to the wound | was done, aud the Il ct wa,
very ben, hclal. Soon the IL llmmariun began
to sutsde, and by keeping III The cnrushed beet
aud changing IL lor a fresh one, AS Tvs virtue
Sc med 70 become impaired a speedy cure was
effected. simple but %eieclual remedies like
this should be known to every one.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08

LET Your noNEsrlc ANIMALS HAVE SALr.-
Animals that ave permitted to roam in The salt
marshes are generally the most healthy they
consume a large amount Of saline ma,erial, The
a~nliseptie property of salt Is too well Anown and
appreciated ! y most husbandmen, and the farmer
might as well think Of entirely dispensing with
food IS to fail in seasoning fod with salt. Ne
snimal can long exist without salt, 10 the stom
sch it operates IA lrdbly, aud has a healthy action
Jn the ilvtri it also prevents the food from run.
ming into f-rment, tion, and is death on intestinal
parasites -Prdius Fdrmtr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08
william Rrown,s Estaie.

TAT or VERMONT In Probate Court, held al
RAspolPH DrsrEtor, IS. Btookfeld, in said district,
on The 18Th day OF July, A. ID. 1860.
G. BROWN, Administrator Of the Estate Of VIII
j = Tam Bmwn, late of Whliamstuwn, IN said District,
deceased, presents his administration recount for exami
nation aud allowance, and makes Application for q decree
OF distribution and partition Of the estate Of said de
ceased.
Whereupon, 1t Is ordered BY said Court, that said &C
count aud sand application be referred 10 a session Of said
Court To he held at the w. Raunolph House, in Randolph,
~ said District, on tue 2Hh day Of Aug L, A D.. 1868, lot
hearing and decision thereon and It's luther ordered that
notice hereof be given to all persons int. ested by publioa
tOn Of The same three weeks suCcesstV .ty, IN the GTe+H
Mountain ftesman, a newspaper published at Montpelier,
previous to said time appointed for hearing, that hey may
appear at said 1 me aud place, and show ausei If any
they may have, why said nc cunt should not he allowed
and surn decree made. ny the Cuutt,
F30w3 Attest, j.. CLEAVEL ND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08

Picked Foes At the season of the year
when eggs arc p%enutul, boil some four or FIX
duE N IN a oapacIous saucepan, until they be-
come quite hard. Then, after carefully rem ".
ing che shells. lay them IN large moutbed jars,
aud p Ut over them sctidlng vinegar, well SEA.
s1nel vita ~hJIe pepper, ailsploe, a tew races
vi ginger, aud a lew cloves or garlic. When
cold, bung them down closaly aud IN a month
they ARE he for use. Wen esgs are plentiful
the abIve pickle is by no means expensive, and
as u %relshing accompaniment 10 cold meat.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08

The Coeese Fac'otJ at North Eno,bureh, uu-
der The superinlendtnee Of 4 NJ. Waller, turns
of 1000 lbs. Of cheese per day, from The mix OF
700 coss Customers pay ao.nt a pound for msk.
ing, and The cheese brings $3.50 per hundred at
the ~ Albans depot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08
BOURBON WHISKrY

e recommended uoW a.. lays by aimust livery physIciRn.
iun} patients Int visit m} e ems tOIG male lnu female,
re ~stnleisd WIN this poison, The relti d. temporary.
II ih,y tourh. they ttAt a htiIe whisky II thoy ieel
weak ahd tetlI They lake lttie wlisk, " ifth,y can.
b 81 ~, they take alttt wmsk,1 and they 10 on
hlhlNN rguNlnR m ne auu mole until tey a. , oats
"a hpiahd AN ginc thcl are r'iting heshy. I6r stomach.
we ANA digestive powers are completely d, siruytd.
lhd iwe lhtir "Ip tte iuf food. No one was ever cured
o. oohsupmuon . tins process, where cavities have
heu ! nm q 'u Tie langa a lttip stimnlsnt il tt qnent-
y beneficial to cousumrtyc,. such as pure biansy or
1901 WINES, m manl ears London porter or brown
tout M moderate qnsntu,t ent bourbon VIII Ky hasttns
on, iu itHd OF curing cnusuwp ion.
IRE Neawced Tome produ r. lasting results. thorough
lY iuNik0 a'nk the g umach aud digestive system. and
enabling TO eliminate md make into healthy blood
the food which may be usel Tor hat purpose. II il 20
IN lts effect that % wine ribs iul Will igest
n hearty meal and lntle at % taken before breakfast
of doinr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08

ENDURANCE OF THE ARAB HoRsE.-The Arab
horse IL watered only once in the twenty-touT
hours. He IS often obliged to content himself
with dates instead Of barley these are gwen 10
him before they are perfectly ripe, when their
stones are soft, and are eaten stones and all. In
the spring he Is turned on on the pastures but
10 the summer, If his master can afford 1t, he
gets a little barley. On this scanty fare, a horse
10 the desert il expect d, II necessary, 10 accom-
plish, Tor five or xix successive days, distances Of
a hundred and fifty miles and alter a couple
Of days resi- and good feeding, he will be quite
we'll enough to repeat the feat. II he shakes
hims 1T at any resting place, Or paws the ground
with his foot, 1t IL held that there IL no occasion
TO pull up IN the journey and if you would
know at the end OF a day Of excessive fatigue
how far you can yet depend upon your horse,
get of his back and pull him strongly by the
tail-lt be remains uni owed you may still re-
" upon him. " II Is Of no very rare occurrence
to hear Of a horse doing one hundred and eighty
miles IN twenty four hours - The REQUISITES
which the men Of the desert look for IN him
are, that " he should carry a full grown man
his arms and a change OF clothing, food Tor both
his rider and himself, a flag, even on a windy
day, and if it be necessary, drag a dead body
behind him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08

The best cows for mix are almost always thin.
boned especially The legs and tail. A thin neck
Is another good point. A quiet, good.natured
disposition Is another excellent quality in a co v
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08
BELL FOUNE RY.

w u eontirna 10 cast Church \ lie, and are prepared Ia
w eH cue all orders promp ~. our present prie, "a
Atth W ceats per uund les than 81 d for IN lsl m.
tteat sKlfn,ne had Va c%asting balls enables Us 10 produce
them ct sep tor quality. g1iNE
Boston. Jaly, le64. HENRY n. HOOPER 4 ca.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08

SALT AS A TOoTH PowDER-lf, while exam
ming under the microscope a drop of water con
tanning l%niusora you introduce a gram OF salt,
he effect seen will be the instantaneous death
Of these creatures Toe knowledge & this
properly Of salt may be turned to account seyo-
raj ways among the rest, it suggests an excel
LEM tooth powder. If IL be true, as asserted,
hat the matter which Is tormed on the teeth -
the receptacle Of animaIcules, and that these are
the real agents in producing oarlous teeth, dip
a molstened brush in common salt, and you
have at once the cheapest and most preseryatiyo
of tooth powder.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08

"ltefaru MI Eddy a. one of the mast capable and
uoces tui practitioners, with whom have had official
intefCoarsu.h
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
" have no hesitation Ia sssurug Inventors that they
eAnhoi employ q person mote competent an Trustworthy
aud more capable OF putin their appl cations Ia a form
. secufet for them an eaily ana favorable cons deration AZ
The Patent Once EDM Nh BURKE.
Late Comm sioneT OF Patents.
mi RI Eddy has made for me thirteen applications
on all oul one ot Shich psteats hel bsep aushted, and
tia Is NV pending. ) Ch Hnmistakahie lrouf OF great
talent aud %abilttlnn hts part leads me to t-eoommend ali
In entofs to apply To am to secure their atents, a.
they may be sure oi htving the most ia tlfui attention ne
1n"t' "Hlh cases ana az very reasonable ehatgcs."
innk RAG ART
Dutng eight months, the sui sctiber H. oonfss of his
lAtge practice, made, on twice rejected appli alton, sin
teen appeals even one wliCh was decided In hs h,or.
~ ne ommi-ilonet oi patents X, N. EDDY.
boston, - {. ", 1865 IL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08

He Subscribers, h1ylng been appointed by the Honora-
] bic Probate Cputt for the District Of Washington com
mi.sionefs, TO receive, examine aud adjust ali claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate Of Hiram
Tai r tie of Berlin, ia SAID ut-tuct, deceased, ppesent-
ed ius0lyrut, and the term { ,x months from TIE Is
day of jay, 1915, being allowed b, said Count to the
creditors Of siii deceased e. exhibit a d prove their e.
spcciye ella IN. before lis Give npIice, that We will at
tend othe duties Ut on az continent at the dwellne-hOuse
Of the said Huan Taylor, deceased - Befltn Ia Gaia dis
tnct on The last Friday Of Angus AID D oembef next, at
ten O'Clock IN tie forenoon, on each If sail days.
HOVER y. HEAIoN- comm,r..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08
Philadelphia,

'''1''"3f ptons'IonA"J
"' ,''t' WIZ" " hsflfonetef' iof when his
In y|n Val. !" s't'.e i'ss'
ram4AN ' ''u' i'euA'
M. v.,r.-. u..l
Fehn..- it..s il. 60 '"u4'y 20 anu ~
MAJ = aodls H.. !. ..4 ~ ~, "F,m = :"
n. MI. mm Y '"u -
.ut. ... '"'Ou'R"
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Ihk hISluki Of DIR 5CutNCk SOWNCAsEAND
nov W. was tlbLD on CONSUMPTION.
haHlfeirs II whilst ftIiinEin Philadelphia, ! had
l'ofit-ti -IaaaH into the lu. stage Of Pulmonary
consumption AaA3.@ otm} ]resotef5 being di-sipa-
i'l.1' was aa'hea by my lhy-ie am, Dr. Parrsh, TO
remove '''O '"e country. "o'r"t3"n, New Jersey,
bepg my native place. / WIS removed thither. Nv
'4n'' qua -i A' nanny Dad Used ami died there and
" iu.n'uaf} 'ons1mp, on ga my arriyall was
wy s osd' "Aere I+Af l'r many weeks IN what was
Hs.mtl p hoitIr- condition Pr Thornton, Who hsd
Deeh 9j htaef family physician ana had attended him
N N' '''' Htust has ct.eiio fs me lie thought my
case entirely Pre- oui tis nagn9 ~ m.dciuc and decided
mat j mn' le' aad gave us one week to arrange my
,'mpe'" """i' luih- apta eatJ hopeless condition
"'aiu p 'Ne remedies "IIaa now make and sell. II
.e"sN % "e u"' eeu' iei them working their way
A"u penetrating s't'} nerve u1re. and tissue Of my
u \ "ler pl' W le' action and The NOR
~ ""',1 ar nag .enmnia'ed and irrita-
yea '' e'lsiehi ORGANISED te Body, Fus eliminated, the
'-O'io'' Oh my lungs Hlclel ana I eNpeciofaled from
"l '1hk' 't ihA'Ha- Ih'ot yellow Offensive matter
''''S m''U'nk Ns t"a fNiea'o'A.iou OF matter subsid
'l' Tue lever s'A't'' ihs pam ion me, The cough ceased
~ arr m''A4' Y. eAAal-lnt nightsFe'ts were nc
.'Nss' A"'su @1" ma ~ eshnE sleep to which |
~. M" = ''-Nf'' y 4Fpe''e nov p'gan tc
a. -'sIt restrain myself
$50 4 ~" ,'5 l,ufn Of heAiih' 1
80. '- ."' mo-" A" u.h3' an no"h
Ioso ~ @-" = ~ u.'''' e'-'I'4 IN 'e middle
wv y "' 'Nu''"N2 apil'a lower lobe ~hepatited With
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08
American n EOreigm Patents.
R. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR Oh 4I,EATO


the Aclo1lH37.N
10 ststestreet opposite kilby st., 10 q
frER an extensive practice Il upwards oftwepty
lyedrs, con,lnues TO secure PAten IN the United states
Alsu 10 Great Brain, france aud ulht foreign countr Is
Cavea =, Specifications, Bones, Assignments, and ali Pa.
peTs, or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
and with dispatch, Researches mud, into American ar
foreign works, 90 determine the validity or utility of ma.
tents Or inventions-and legal " other advice rendered
"a all matters touching the anne. Copies Of the ella ms
Of ny patent furnished by temttting one dollar. Assign.
nehts recorded 81 Nashinetun.
The agency ~ not only the |largesiin New Englandbu
through D., inventors have idvdntagts rs securing. IA.
tents, Ofasoertaintag the patentabilty oflnvrnuous, in.
surpassed by, II not immeasursbit superior to, Ally
which can be offered 10 them el-ewhere, rhe testtmoni-
ais belot gwen Prove mat none 10 a ore successful at the
Patent uriee thsn The subscriber aud as success IL lhe
besl proof ot advantages and ability, he would add that
he has abundant reason 10 believe, ana eau prove that no
other ONCE Of the kind are the changes for piofrgstonl
services 80 moderate. The Immense praot &c OF the ,nb
scuher during twenty years past has enabled him Ia nc.
cumulate a ast collection of specific lions and official
lee isions relative To nate nts.
these, besides ms extensive library u legal and me.
ehanical Nntk- tnt full accounts OF patents granted in
the United states AM Europe, render him able. he, ond
question, 10 oref superior I .ciliues for obtaining patents
Aliuecessitl Ola journey to Washington to procure,
patent aud The asusl delay lAeFe, aie6ers saved In
yentofs,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08
THE MANDRAKE PILLS

may betaken with entire saicty hy liaees aud eonditios,
producing all the good result that can be o. iAlr ed rom
calomel, or any of The me onrial medicines, and without
any OF their hurttul " injurious resn t. They carry
out OF TIE ayst'm The iculfut and worn. ont matters
looe ned and di = lived ny my Seaweed Tonic and Pal
monte syrup, u vii be .eeu that all three Of INV medi-
eInea lIl no-d-d 10 must case. DO cnrn ~nonsnmnlion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08

BOSrON-George {. GOODWIN & 20.
NEW iORk-Demas Hafres & Co.
kAlTlaORt-S. \. llance.
PlrrsBuRGu-nt. reatge n keyseh
ClNClNNAIt-F,E Sure A Co and John n. Park.
C~uiCAnO-iod h smith. und n. Seoyil.
ST LEWfsA nlhns Ntoa.
San Observation-Disclosures, smith 4 Dean.
Also sold by all druggists aud dealers, rtyi
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o


no "ihbNlAlcs
"~liefard MI Eddy As one of the most capable and
ucces tai practitioners, with whom have had oniclnl
LuLDD.u.r.u .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-08
ron as a Mcdicime
The Peruvian syrup


is a specific for all diseases WI ginatug To a 4 STATE
OF Tue BLOOD, OF accompanied by debility or 4 low
state " the system
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18

sr.-on Monday. octoSsr 70, Mr LIZA Su, ytss o.
A. ,. SIP In the lIih yer Of hse age $500 N.
funeral from her late resd nce $50 Dean street. BROOK
lyn this "Wednesday afternoon. ct TWO O'CLOCK
ST. yoHs.-At Rdgebury, Conn. on fnusy, oO. sss
Is Hon. THOMAS +. ST. JonS formerly on 'n~ NY ~s'u
SuIIIvAs-on Monday, October 10, JULIA W, wife Of
George W. Sullivan and youngest daughter Oh Cnaes a.
Bird aged n wears. months and 70 days
ReIaives and friends Of the family are Respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this mo5nms
Al ten O'Clock, from her late residences. no oxS We
Thirty sixth street. Her remains WIN 10 AAou " ~Soou
wood Cemetery for interment tI
Chicago papers please copy.
TRAySoR Tuesday morning, Uosooet ~, Oh con ~.
sumpton ELzAnsrH wife of James Traynor, In the $50
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral rom her late RESIDENCE
2z8 Grand street. WILLIAMSBURG, IN AnurSoAy asosnoons
v.ssDmmorss. -on Monday, October 10, MATHEW
aga 2, aisS AZ for
rom bis late residence ssS West Twenty sixth street
v ysSos IL DE ssh yea year o. his age. o
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral, from the First Reformed
Dutch church In Grand street. on Thursday afternoon q
WnrIxY-In Fulton avenue, near Clinton avenue,
Brooklyn MARY, widow Of Joseph whitley, aged 90
The friends Of tho family requested to attend the
funeral at st. Luke's church. Clinton avenue, this
"wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
wx1a formerly Of BsDss Susoos county Ireland
His friends, and the friends Of his son-in law John
Gilligan invited 70 attend the funeral at st. MI
chaels church. Flushing, L. l., this "wednesday morn
ing, at half past ton O'Clock.
WosrmHoLD ION Tuesday, October II, Henry wosrxR-
HOLD aged yenr and monthA
The funeral Ill take Thursday afternoon, at two
O'clock from he residence Of his parents No. ,2l6
Broadway. All friends arc invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18

Married.
BALpwu-GUERn.-0n tuesday, OCTOBER - me
lana WwrS.v n BALDWIN and EuGEME, daughter Of the
late Edward Guerin, Esq, all OF tnis clsy: o..x,
BrxBux- SnrH-In Brooklyn, on Tuesoays october ~!
At the Church Of the Holy Trinity. BY the Rev. n.
SUSIE W.. daughter Of Alfred G. Smith, ESQ, OF Brooklyn
Or Assxs-STxwART.-At Niagara Falls, N. r., on
Thursday October H. by the Rev. Orlando r. Starkey.
a the residence Of the BRIDES father Colonel J.
cards se.e.--.
Charles T. Haley, Mr.. PETER PERMn DYE, Of Brooklyn
TO hiss2sx H1lss OF Monmouth SoI h1 yss Rsv
c. Washburn, Mr.. WILLIAM A. KIND 70 Miss JULIA H.
HxRvxT. both q this city.
Western papers please copy
OsRIG-BnAirS-At the Old Bushwick Reformed Dutch
church. on Monday, October 10, by Rev: s. H Aeeker
AD0LFU OBnxo 70 CLARA BKnEH, daughter o. Robert
Beales, Esq, al OF Brooklyn
PxRHAM-NcGwRE. Tuesday, October IL, at the
Methodist Episcopal church, Ycnke by the Rev George
W. Lord D. D. THEODORE A PERaAM 70 Anna T. Nc
0wRx both Of New York No carda
PATCmH-CVr.-InB Brooklyn on Tuesday, October H.
by the Rev DR. Pse, SAMUEL w. PArCaEr 70 CLxxxHTrNA
g. youngest daughter Of VIM Colt, Esq both OF that
Wnsor-WExoRE. Monday, October TO- in the
Church Of the Holy Apostles by the Rev. Geo. Jarvis
Geer D. D., Nj. EDWIN WILSON 70 Mis- EAnA JARVIS,
only daughter q William Jarvis wssn0r'' NJ d. all Of
TO TEE HDIroR or TIE HERALD.
180 0RAND srR.ET, NEW YoRK, Oct IL, 1900
In your valuable paper OF this date the notice or
marriage, which appears 70 have taken pace on tns
York city, and Miss EMnARILLA MuLsR, OF Newark N
j., are implicated There has been no such marriage,
aud II an unmttigated fascho0d from beginning TO
end You would crafty US yy mnoa ana relieve Inc
tances by inserting this In your earliest issue am.
respectfully yours &C J. BAXTER MiLAEn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18
SALES Ar AUCTION.


THIS DAY(WEDNESDAY), OCT. IA
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY,
BLAKxsrs-s. 100 White SsS wool BLx gKErs
Do. 30 gray DO. d.
6HkET6-lO00 LINEN SHEETS. -
C0uNTERPANKS-70o OOuNTERPANE8.
NATfRESSES-2O0 HAIR MATTRESSKS.
PILL0WS-lOOO HAIR PILLOWS
1000 DRESSING GOWNS
200 PILLOW CASES.
lou MOSQUITO NETS.
600 PLAID LINEN SPREADS.
ALSO
IRON BEDBTEADS-l,0 900 folding IRON BEDSTEAD6.
BELTS-One case military BELTS.
general assortment OF STAPLE and FANCY DRY
100 Gases Ladies' and Missss Fir vsLvEr and STRAW
GOODS richly trimmed.
A choice line Of new EMBROIDERIKS, just landed.
An attractive line Of MANUFACTURED FURS, made up
expressly for the retail trade and several invoices OF
Stock GOODS.
The atentoQbf buyers II invited.
Catalogues anu samples ready.
WIN TOPPING 400; AIst.onssra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18

A -MORT0AGK SALE or MAGNIFICENT AND
"A. costly Household Furniture, this day "wednesday
Ssnoe no Clinton l.c: Eshsh street, between fiA and
Csrpes three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut
Paror Suits covered in rich French satin brocatei and
ire and Pier Tables E.ssrss Corner and BOOK Stands
Pxrior Ornaments elegant Brocas and Lace Curtains
fine lection OF O Paintings Engavins and large Mir
cost S700; elegant Instrument with round beau
uy carved legs and with all modern improvements
oyerSrung bass plate French action, full
Rosewood and Mahogany Bedsteada BureauS Wash.
stands Sofas Chais Rockers Mirrors Clock Tables Bed
LoungAs Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Bsnkes Tea
Tables. Extension Tables, China Glass and Silver Ware.
X. ROTH Apcti0lecr.
BReliable In attendance 10 cart, pack and shtp
goods for purchasers charge All the goods
mus; be removed twenty-four hours after the SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18

WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO. I!0
O'Clock me snrs FurnSr. 81 Beddns q the Ccambis
Hose Company No. o. ct ia Mulberry street, cohsisng Of
Chairs, &C. tHe UF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A PRACTICAL GLASS MANUFACTURER WANTED
"A out West. Address c. Albany Post Office. Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18

yXYILLIAM Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
w this day at O'clock At - Canal street, the Furniture
&C. Of family removed from Mount vernon-Parlor Suits
sins black walnut mahogany and enamelsd suiss Beds
China GLASS Stoves Tin Wood aud Iron 20 Bedtcks
80 Mattresses 200 Pillows Sheets and other property for
and goods from furnishing store q Tapestry and
other Carpets.