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NUMBER 10.


The HAST Tenhssses UniveFsitg, located At Knox.
Vile, 10 time. hoaoTsd Institution, sRd was char.
ssred ahd endowed by the Stats. IN 1901, aas
been sfnost destroyed BY Che FEDERAL army. Tbs
Hbrary taraisare and Eturss are hopeisssy destroy.
ea Tbs malh halldiHss are stsndiag. and i 4 bgt
1ass 70 The educational interest Of she most loyal
portion NJ the STATE that the Government should
place that insttation on as good oosn As Il fund
- a majority Of the Board of Trustees tarnsd oag
g bs rsbsla and tbsir plaoss shead b aiie5 with
Ioyal mon
There are doubtless other Institutions IN ti sssts
Nbeh d9srVs the attention Of this GensraI Assam
~. bat an not informed As 70 their sstaatioas-
Lhe membsrs representing all The counties viii b
so 70 io9k after tastr intasezt snd sh0ld feel thst
tAe duty deyolyes upon thsm.
coScLUsIoN
Having thus fully placed before yo, the lasorms-
tion requisite - enable you 20 adxe Of the condition
81 the State, the evils which snViroa " and the
meAaures Of Legislation needed for Ayesting thsus,
end ridding oaFseiyss Of them, IL Frnsins f0F ne
III - fsoks y0Ir sttentSon - the consideration of
Dose means By whleh. above All others zepaay hope
y restofs oFaf and prosperity to cor country Aad
4 one be more prominent than another. il i tbs ne
ressity for earnest and cordial oo-operah between
the State and Federal 6oyeTnmeBta. To you, sz-
fecially, Senators and Representatives do the
ie5si people o. fennesses look for encouragement
snd counsel. And 70 ySar actions IN the halla of
legislation viii all eyes be tuTned-uot only ia Ten
nossee bat in other Stsles-for examples Of what Is
betting loysl men. feel full confidence tbst Won
viii prove yourselves equal 70 the emergsacy, and
ineet expectations beth NJ home and abr0sd feel
assured, that boing united ia 4 common ard holy
cause, yOu will rise above All seash conSidarstions
and bOwIng submiSsively 20 the Divine Will YOU
vii unite with all good men IN reversatIy Invoking
fhs blessings Of oar Heavenly Father upon all ws
say and do, while IN tbe service n the STATE
II IL perhaps proper for - 70 ststs, that since
writing this Message, important LACY have come 70
my knowledge, and upon uhg1ss;>nabls authority
rslsting 70 the of p8rtisn of Eha funds II the
Bank Of fennessee, that may require rae % Fsnd
goa at no distant day, a special message The in
tefss ef the Stats and the just rights u the pso
pie should be sscredly sud yigilanily guarded 10
npaster who suffers ruin and disgraes.
WILLIAM G BROwxLow
Nashville, April 6th, 1858
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Grant as q Fisherman.

! General Grant is u fisher Of armies. Wiih one
end Of his mighty seine fixed AZ Redmond, be
sweeps around with the other end from the Mssis-
appi river 20 the Atlantic coast sad Up Jhe coAsE 70
the RichmoHd landing. There. where the two ends
OF the seine meet shall have grand haul Of sll
soFts Of hsh-shad aud herring stIrgeons snd s1ck-
eFs. catfish aud ees crabs, dr1mash, swordAsh Sud-
geons, and poTpoise, and the 5rah may possib In
elude that regular old hammer-headed shark, JrE
Davis. The seine is coming ashore and We can see
from the aattering on the surface inside that the
haul will exhaust the ConSedsEacy.'
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ATTACHMENT.

Lindsey Wheeler. Executors, ~. ". H. Malone
HTHE PLAINTIFFS, ON AFFIDAVIT.
ssy deseAaaEi iRdssted aGa ah.esas shat
The ordinary e sa BE- served Ma
obtzned Ostgaal aaShaeat sEaiast hs sts
tarnabls before Raabea Rafes, JasEics 81 tr
Campbell county aud ne hayaS bceo eFisd
Is ordered ~ aid Iustice hst ts assn3Aas
see han ~ hs haass IN cspouh Monray
at August, is The g b. confsssed snd
f5s hearing Il Is FhsF egsrca zoltzesd
foar Auoeessive weeks "a Rfoaal0s's wAis.
ayTsN4~ pfs' REUsES soaEEs LR
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ATTACHMENT.

William X. CalsrW0od IS, Johu D0agiass Aad E.ivsrd
Douglass
THE PLAINTIFF, :, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says ~ 3risnasnts iaarbssd 70 hia. ahsc5sd
oeaeeAl themselves tS s orsry % lsa
bs served ths, hATng ehtan-d srgnsi EstsshE1t
agalsst s estate sf defeaaBls e rsafnAbs a Te paF
ksensF Jasce o. the FsAoe sxygr n0aafY aud tss
having been levied their PFoPesg Z sSasFrd - txt
Iases the asendsats appear eefs A he
iaA ciFl District 81 ssvtSr eoaaty NE ish Ag 81
Der, Ssa uh b Prgessed Sth PAzte i farther
ordered this psshed iaar
ios's Why aP14FPfas DAVID SEKSER J P.
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CHANCEY coURT-KNoXvILLE.
Sale of Property.

:. D. Calss Adaar, Ae.. Hugh Thozas.sUn.
IN ACCODANCE WITH A DECREE
maae thls ~ The Apsh term isa o sad C0af
Sh skpose Pa sails, ls Csss Ass degr n ksoxSs,
Fzy, TIE stk day 81 Nay, ist5, tAs ntefsst
Thompson (hsiEs s04issisa 1itdl "a ans ara n KEaz
esentE NheA h netk-E, Sarah fhsepso1 RESIDED
tIsss q Ass sestA en ers q uzsetks sqsy
Of FeaeEapfsa ssklrE bsad esass Fst, VITA approved
sseay sF TIE Pafehass aonsy a1a FstsiuuE sn IA Psd
A nHaBtEfFK
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coUNTY COURT-sRvTRR COUNTY

Mary 3. AeNaa - JoAa ). AeNHti
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
aAFfeSs u PSgiiios "a tas essss. We Iaat
ssnrssaeot 81 fsanosses, ana thkt fAis appeaiisB
g. feaess hfm AaaihrAsSg 81 W hcNast ms Cozrt
dsSh gbisAataa ~ nss ies af
IA BrosagNb = NAEsta Heta hiaa Of seis APVliealhsa.
aDss-ss pAea n a aAHh1NQs, olsrE.
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CHANCBRY COURT = CLINTON.

TT APPEARING FROM THE ALE
CATIONS st esmPiAiAAass tH Aat ne aetondsss W ".
Wa5ees = asn,sxss5eas af Stas q ssuFri thst eaA-
atsa hs msds aF a successive ssss p hs EnsNse wis
efifsihR eeEe saa CAzaossE
Onsoa - ths asa rafsday HnsF tAs s saag y IUHs,
isaa Ana aafsna tatd sil tha go ~
iessed and set tS Asssin& "a tAfse
20 'so% e.AA n
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wm. essss, Aauf As va rae .Issrs q tbs Estate Of
RieAkua Oliver. leod
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALE

eAffaNs q soaptalaaass ~ ueA srs ssora Jo shst
A q oaissp. .-- Hlssstzle aea hs ssa asasstA sa9
aas aefEaaaa - ~ eeareaAl<ass 9 tAis satS u
4 ssdssea thss sahcsos he eas ef af saczasss Sss4s
il afswalsWt WIG aeiiiRa SAD asfshdsns - APpeAF ~
ss haatsFr csaFs CaloB thE ARA fhaEsF ssE ~
s1k nssdtg efJaee fsSs sd dstead ska sa he
f - 49, - sasssSsaA eRa "A ~ hsATsR
esrsa ssSPss w NHsfsok, oAk
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IEenEAsE pf poPUhATIoh.

Az soon az AHA xaf eesseef there Is every Eeasaa
10 exrss 4 lag,se lnssisp 9ouf poplAtlen. Thests
asia a sensibss ana Isfastieal men kaya been here
nonnsctsd wsth the army, and hsvs booked VIII 81
toniahmehs aud dsiIghe a euf PfodaetiVs So
eharsaing sifnsss ard eet - FHa1Asss q sssOs.ss
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eua RAiLR0Aps.

As yea srs aware Upon tbe sppsusph q tle Has
tioral forces asa their eeeaqaiiea pf s,F ecHDtEY
fhe Government teok possession u esf AllleadsI -
i.tst pf which the State - slogkhedeE Ihe sietF
s deessss ln,sFezsea IN her ln1ntaal proFemenls e.
size hss siadnsssd bends 81 he Eate ten tA9sseA4
Sta,s - rgiie Tor nsaeiz al tk ssilgxA1 d Tei
nssses And - Inpst q tkeae hnaal sfe hela hf
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ASYLUM FoR rHK INSANE.

The Tennessee Hospital foF the Insane. oae Of The
charitable ins tit1teAs u the Staie located in this
vicinity deserves your attention, and Jour ssd The
prosperity and sueess sf that noble state charity
ssrc all ihas ita friends and the friends Of humanity
could desire At the breakag oat Of this wicked
belian; but the IBstitntioa has Struggled hard q
keep above thu waves e Oblivion fos four year past
II keeps it, deposits IN the Baak Of Tsnnessee and
nay ihfoHmafioa is that wbeR tka Athless sesss u
ihe bank fed on tie approach II ths national Gag.
they carried with them sons $4,000 Belonging q
he 1nstitatou For The aesals ia regard 70 is pasl
epcraiaRs aud present necessities refer you 10 ths
reposs al the Superintendent aud Chief Surgeon. 1
eithfal and Intelligent citizen.
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.rsss ii s,hic Officers ID TIE Fstale viii NEST With
onnosstlsn-@4hal Il 4 not popular messlFe ssla
tbst dstaaFozaes viii sush Fets nIen the siasaY
aeEina nSeinhars voting for an incFsasa' Aeaae
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rnR NAT1oSAL nANKs.

The .NasioasI Banking Eystem Is bellsyed onz
man ' seoounts % he preferable, This would give.
Us circulation current all over the country, and
subject our banking 10 more correct principles ofI
finance 0lhsr States adopting the Nati0Eais
Banking System, and Feconmsnd the seaae 70 the
I,eeislstnre OF Tennessee. Such an institution
could be used probably as ths bseai agent Of the
a,ass and II yon can secure the means, one tn each
Of the other grand divisions Of thu Ststs would work
to advantage.
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pnAr ANp prMB AsYLpA.

The Tennessee Deaf and I,amb Sehool, leeAisd a
Knoxyila, merits soaF attention, ss h Is one ef shR
Charitable institatsoHs a the State. The exciting
events which are daily tFanspifsng "a she eoaaaE
shoulA npa ndaea a. b oae sight q theae whoee e
noesanee % slfoasIy appesl 70 ea fsf 80 and eGe
fort The bulldines ana zfeundA crested and pDs.
Chased AZ hes4y axpsnsa b. the StAlA zrs nou
usaz tur hsspllaa pafpeses by ouf afplg 0f the
Isaftssa Trustees nlne 20 then wsnt ae the sshess
len ana tinst cf .hem asd South IA eaaAI pro-
pofsloa c sha otaheis se1 teachers 81 fks sehoot
proved 10 b. fs6els AZ tAsly ofaaaizatsoa e TIE
fnstipstion upoa i6sA h1sls e6lled tss ard : =
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AMEspMEsT or sTAFE eossriTrrfoN.

The resent amendment 10 the State ConstitutsqE
nholshIng slavery will require some changes in The
REVENGE hws The item OF slaves viii no longer
annaar In the Ist Of taxsbiea. The CENSUS OF ieba
shows there were in the state Aeans ~ piavss
igha s..essots returns show that fse,43s were re-
,,Se,sd fTf taxnsten Their AyeFagH value bad
sesdlIy Iicrased nom S4l3 q 10 is4s 10 SseS 50.
4, 4 ! slslHestst fcf That the neat year tho hFnl
,ay f he war, the average fell 70 S7es Se, taxas
n the low rate Of sever eshts upon the osa hul.
Sgea dollars 20 which oar State TAXATION was fedts
Is 1860 the slaves Averaging little ths rls et
.,st. The slaves had 30 property. Being ensaaass
1s,ed they will nov b sul3sCtsd 70 = poil-tax -
Mras az them viii soon acquire tA1abis property
AZ ksIss,nd their personal Waite - slsges.
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ARTICLE suI.

section J. Nethsr slavery nor involuntary ssrs
Ettlde. except ~ punishment for crime, whereof
Vie party shall have been duly convicted Ihall sxs
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MILITIA LAWS.

The attention Of the Legislature Is especially die
ysted 10 the militia laws Of the State The occur
renee al the pssl four years have disclozod the fact
that our militia Laws they nov are are very inT
usgfsssi and nesd further ambndmeH1 20 make thet1
saresiva The Etsaa arms ware carried int The re-
belisn through ths inaeenee Of the bad nsn IN hsie
thoFity four yeazs ago and throughout the lengsa
ana breadth q sha Stats she has not arms enough
to arm . caplAin's company This deficiency
should be provided foE At oAeo. ] have no doupt
bat thai tbs Federal GeTsrnHenL ppoa q ihlr pre-
sentaiion Of The case, would come 70 oar Feief WIN
. liberal hand
II in The wisdom Of The LsgislatHrs "a slieisnt
military force, over sud abesa whA II provides tof
IN general terEnA should be placed at the dspcs vf
the Executive suggest al appropriation FOR fais
tary contingent expefiAes. 40 any rate, the Legts
lsaaFe wqula do we'll 70 pass al ant providing for
Military Contingent Fund Of a moderate chhfaesef
conadfrg n undeE the eontrol OF the Essoutiys snd
aaking Il bis duty 70 report 70 the Legislature a
each session Should there be 40 use Ger ths fund
The Executive viii Of course mske no dEait upon Is
snd viii be his plassufe 10 Fepost that tha FagRsy
belonging 70 the Military Goatingent Fslnd Esmsins
IN the State Treasury, nnazpendsd.
SALARIES
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SECESSION,

Secession is an abominstion that l cannot too
strongly condemn, sHd thAs year cannot legis-
late against with too much severity. What has Il
dcoe faF our country in the space Of four years -
Il has plunged CIR country into civil Var parRlyzed
cur commerce destroyed our sgriealtaFAl parsaits,
.rpended the whole trade and business Of our coan
lry. lsssened the value Of property, destroyed
many Of the pursuits of life, and has involved the
South IN i-rctrieysble bankruptcy and ruin,
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Homer G.. Hubbell, Esq, Cashier
of the NIissisquoi Bank, Sheldon, went
to New York on business three weeks
ago, and wrote that be should return
home on the 18th of November. Since
then nothing has been heard of or
from him. l.. II. Hapgood, Esq, of
Sheldon, who went to New York in
search of him, returned this Thurs
day. morning without finding any
trace of him. This matter has awak-
ened unusual feeling and apprehension
in this county, and thus far is shroud-
ed in mystery.
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To The honorable Supreme Court. ner ~ be hoid
en- in -. .l5ans, ,rihia and tortic County ~
Franklin. and state ~ Vermont on Mc fi1
Moaday after ice second Tuesday q JWWnV
4 u. 1866
Yonr petitioner. Sarah Paulna Smith, OF
IL tchcr. in said Franklin County, humbly shows
that at St Adams, in said county OF Franklin. on
the 2jth day of August, A. j. 1919. she was law
fully married to Ebcn Dorman smith then OF
Fairfax in said Franklin County, but now gone
TO parts unknown. By the Rev. - Craig a min
lister Of the Gospel duly qualified to so!omnizc
matrimony and that from the time OF her said
marriage She lived with the said Dorunn Smith.
faithfully performing all her duties enjoinod by
the marriage contract until the 81 day Of May \.
u. 1854. when, without any proyocatlon, the said
Dorman Smith wilfully deserted your petitioner
and went to parts unknown, without providing
means for her support and the support OF their
two minor children, and that ever since bis said
dosertion she has been entirely dependent ON
her own industry aud the charity Of her friends
for the support Of herself and her two chi drcu.
Your petitioner therefore pfays that the bonds
OF matrimony be dissolved, and that she be re-
stored To all She lost by reason OF her said mar
racc contract with suitable aiinony and the
care and custody OF her children, and as ia duty
bound viii ever pray. ......
SARAH PAULINA SMITH.
Fletcher. Nov. A. 1860.
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4 CARD.

Edior ofMe T,ons9f0t.
10 reply To- many lett DIS aud inquiries from poo
pie ia this section OF the country. the under
signed take great pleasure in saying through the
columns Of your paper, that oug renowned prop
aration Lnovna az GOES DYsrITsIA CURE, is
p certain cure tor Dyspepsia, Units worst stages.
Many cures Of long standing, within our own ac
quaintancc, have boon completely, and we believe
permanently cured. 1t viii stop distress after
eating almost instantancously, and enables the
dypcptic Who has lived for years upon Graham
breadand the plainest diet 10 eat heartily rs hc
plcasos, and anything ne chooses without danger OF
distress, or soming or rising on tho stomach 1t
il aninfallibc corrcctor OF Indigestion and const-
patton, creates q healthy appetite. stops sick
headache heartburn. sckncss ai the stomach
pains, cramps or collie in either stomach or bow
els, and swcctcns offensive breath. as soon as YOU
take it, and by enabling the patient to take plenty
of hearty food, (Which IL the parent Of health, "
produces Yigor.strength and energy Incycry trial
we have known, it has speedily cradicated Dys>
pcpsia with al is attendant suilcrngs. weakness
es, debility, and loss of power, giving instead a
proper activity and tone TO the stomach and or
gains OF digestion, and Ga We confidently believe.
and as the published certificates in our circulars,
aimanacs, and in many of the leading Journals,
from conyacscont patients, viii confirm. COM
petciy permanently, and almost miraculously.
'cure the worst case of Dyspepsia i'll existence. =
We warrant it i'm every instance. 1t can be OBJ
tanned at all the Drug stores Ia the United states
and Canadas at One Dollar per bottle, on six
bottles for Five Dollars
C. G. CLARK * co. proprietors,
silly New Haven. Couu
"a
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' GuVEHN1IENr 7
4 STAMP. 1
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
County Of Franklin, SIS
The foregoing petition having been presented
60 me, and it appearing that the lbciee resides
monod 80 appear and answer said libel before
said Court, at the time and place aforesaid. 10y
publication Of substance Of said libel. together
with this order, three weeks successfully, IN the
Vermont Transcript, a newspaper published at
81. Adams, Franklin County aforesaid, the last
publication 20 be NJ least six weeks previous to
the session of the Court 60 wfich It Il addressed,
which shall be deemed sufficient notice to the
hbelee to appear aud answer to said libel
Given under my hand at st. Adams. this 18th
Gay Of November, a. -. 1865.
WILLIAM G. WILSON.
S6-3w Judge of Supreme Cour..
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Present. A. J. SAMSON. Judge.
DUNTAL NOTICE.

I take pleasure in giving notice to all who are
/ in want of Artificial Teeth. chat | have SEE
cured the services of Dr. w Ii. Ford for another
year. He is acknowledged by all that have used
or seen plates of his make, TO be the best plate
workman in the state Of Vermont People IN
want Of any kind Of Dental operations per
formed will find it for their interest to cal at
my Office and examine work and prices All
work warranted to give good satisfaction.
W. -. MCGOWAN, Dentist
Office over Nead Duren's Drug Store
St Adams. Vt. Oct. 10. 1868. S3tf
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

We shall always ondeavor to keep on hand
good quality. Physicians will find it for
their interest to purchase their supplies Of MS
as we shall do our best to suit them both a. to
quality and price. Anything unsatisfactory YOU
viii do us favor to report the fact on return.
Prescriptions filled with care.
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Oct goth, by Rev D. W. Dayton, Mr CHARLES
BE,N, ofEast Nalhngford, and JrIn pEconE Of
Swanton.
Nov 2lst. by the same. Mr. JosEpH MARTIN Of
Franklin, and Miss ELIZA WAHREN, Of Bakers
f41l
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ipothecary and Drug Store,

Having good assortment Of everything per-
4 L tanning to a well furnished Drug Store
we hope our friends viii call on us when in want
of anything in our line.
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William G. EIisvs orth7s Estate.
MIII tnESENTEp.


STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate
District Of Franklin, -. I Court hbdenat the
Probate Office in 81. Adams. within and for the
District " Franklin, on the 10th day OF Novcm-
Der, A. d. 1865
Present A. J, SAMSON. Judge.
An Instrument, purporting go he the last VIII
and Testament Of William c. Ellsworth. late of
Berkshire, in said district. deceased, being pre-
scented here 10y George c. Ellsworth, of Berk-
shire, one Of the Executors therein named, for
Probate, 1t il ordered by said Probate Court
that all persons concerned therein be notified to
appear at q session Of said court to be holden
at the Probate Office IN st. Adams, in said dis
trict. on the "a day Of December, A. ID. 1863. at
O'Clock in the afternoon, and show causc, if any
they have, against the probate Of said Mi.l-for
which purpose it * further ordered, that a copy
Of the record be published three weeks success
lively in the Vermont TRANSCRIPT, q weekly
newspaper printed at St Adams, IN this State as
soon as may be- the last If which publication 10
he prior to said I'd day of December. A. D. 1865.
SS-3w A. j. SAMSON, Judge.
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Niedad Bakers Estate.
WILL PRFSENTEp.

WILL PRESENTED.
STATE OF VERMONT. At a Probate Court
District OF Franklin, SIS holden at the Probate
Onice in 1t. Albans, within and for the District
Of Franklin, tho 81 day o. November. A.. D..
1868
Present, 4. j. SAMSON, Judge.
An Instrument, purportiug to be the last Viii
and Testament OF Medal Baker late Of Georgia.
in said district, deceased, being presented here
bv William y. Post, Of Georgia, for Probate, it
is ordered by said Probate Court, that all per-
sons concerned therein be notified to appear at a
session of said court to be holden at the Pro-
bate Office in st. Adams ia said district. on the
2jth day of November, A. ID. 1865 AZ ! O'Clock in
against the Probate of said Will- for which
pose it Is further ordered that copy of the rec
ord be published three weeks successfully in tine
NERsIoNT TRANsCRIPT, q weekly newspaper print
ed at St. lbaus, M this State rs soon as may
be- the last of which publication to be prior to
sand 25th day OF November, A. d. 1868.
S7-3w A. j. SAMSON. Judge
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The invention Of the Duplex Elliptic Spring
entirely obyiates and silences the only objection
to the use of Hoop Skirts, viz: the annoyance tn
the women well as the public in crowded
semblies stages, coaches, cars, arfnchairs
church pows from the difficulty Of contracting
them and occupying small space.
The invention of the Duplex Elliptic Spring IA
of the most simple kind, consisting of Elliptic
Steel Springs, braided firmly together edge to
edge, and being very flexible, tough and elias
tic, enables the wearer, with scarcely any at
tention effort TO contract them into 80 small
space that no traveller will be inconvo nienced in
the most crowded places, and to fold aud place
them when in use. with nearly the same con-
ycnence as 4 silk or muslin dress. Another linz
portant feature of the Duplex Skirt is the dura-
blllty Of the springs giving much greater
strength to the hoops which prevents their
breaking or bonding out OF shape.
Few ladies are willing to dispense with the
Duplex Skirt after once using it.
The three bottom rods ON all the skirts
made much larger, are all double steel, and
doubled covered to prevent the covering from
weari of the rods when dragging down stone
steps, stairs, Sc. &c. All are made Of the new
and elegant corded tape aud oyory part orthe
skirt Is Of the best material. II il guaranteed in
every respect.
All orders for extra lengths, sizes or styles,
filled on short notice. Enquire for the Duplex
Skirt at
MASON az RUBLEE'S,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Notions, Paper Hangings,
&c.
no Merchants supplied 81 manufacturers
prices.
st Adams, Vermont. soft
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-11-24
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