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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

TNiE Spring term Of tins school will
! commence on the FIRST Monday 10
February ls6t The rour.e Of in,imc.
ton will be- thorough. embracing the
branches usus laugh. 10 female semina.
rics
Board with the teachers. at 81 per
month, specie value
1 as
Primary classes per month. cur y s 90
Freshmen and Sophmorys, 90
Junior and Senior 90
Music. With use OF instrument, 90
TEACH Ems
Ms VI ! RUSSIA. ...... PrHripH
Miss 10, N,N /A>pr LATIN Uid
h1ft emufiey
Ma, NWaSiA Tom, ......... fHsir
Marshall, Jan g. G6. l9it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The President, IN a Professional career
Of more than twelve years has observed.
with feelings Of modification and regret.
a too general deficiency IN the method OF
instruction pursued IN the preparatory, u
wei - higher reminarcs Of learning Of
our country This want Of thoronghucs'
IN teaching, supeiiudnces IN the mind Of
the s'uIr 40 aversion 10 intellectual ef
fort ard discoungcs him from that con.
slant rcrsevering, and systematic study.
which Is essential TO fall development Of
bis mental powers
Il viii be the dcsisn Of the teachers Of
this scuool to elevate the standard Of ed1.
cation and by a rigid and severe cou'4c OF
analytical training, TO bring mt and de-.
y,lop the powers OF the mud The sys-
ten Of instruction will be thorough and
radical such n TO compel tie student to
Hmt and to unds,st1ni well the branches
which ae studies .ih, iou, mtlou must
be- lid broad ard deep as upon that the
entire supe'siruc'ure dsp'n!s, 70 this
ynl. special attention wit be paid TO tie
URINARY lEflFttutut
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

s,.Ham Young is recovering from
lancet .u. Illness
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now ELL 4 RtCkNrR,
Commission 4 Forwarding
MERCH \fTS

IIANf taken the store h0uSe On N.
IL Ievec formerly occupied by Stacy 4
Wells We have also warehouse on the
river. where We are prepared 10 receive
and la7wara freight
Basl~ss Mil he eondae,c,, by q, as Il
was done before The war
Nov lsC5 nl0-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

The House has passed by the re
...,,e two. thirds vote, the eoustitu
III amendment to be submitted
!, be State Legislatures preventing
ever the assumption of the rebel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

capable o0 turning ont 800 90 COO sides
Of heather unuua.lyv tha sufficient amount
OF cured COX bark nr the ensuing yonr
This body of ngd | wi, nuv s,il Tor les,
than one bal. what Was ,ilertd 10, i 10
l-h0
have also on the premises a suiltieni
am0apl oi cora, lodi r. wheat pork and
ma.A,scs, together with ms.c-. wagons,
p'ows. &c, to proUgce crop 90 200 bales
N .ntI.u- tAIIL un.Lli am Lu.L-L. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

sgrLtRr CRY, De- - The ID
ius heretofore existing between the
.mau. aud the United states soldiers
Increasing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

nUR stock II al sorts OF sia,iorery is
" larger and more comnloic than that
Of any other house in the South or West,
and We will not I've undttsold by any.
Orders tor STATIONERY by ENpcess
promptly illed and forwarded.
T.. II CUSHING & co.
Houston De 80 %. nliiw
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lII,StG

The design Of this school is to give
thorough preparation tor any Of the al
yancfd classes 10 College or to take those
pupils not preparing for College, through
course ct accurate training, ard general
information, thas shall fit them to enter at
once gpon DIE practieal business Of he
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12
THE ADKINS IIOt ST.

TllE undersigned proprietor Of this
/ well known liot.l, would respectfully
inform his friends. IN Texas. Arkausal.
Louisiana and Missouri that be- has leased
ii Tor the ensuing two wears embracing The
years lsGG and o. lie expects soon u
add additional Improvements 70 its inter
ual arrangements, whereby the comfort
OF his enas,s will be increased aud be-
embrace the occasion 10 say. That be- sj.l
spare neither expense nor trouble 10 ma H.
il one 81 the best hotels 10 the state.
III. STABLE.
lie has also purchased the large and
c0mmodilps Brick Stable. East Of tha
Hotel and persons can feel satisfied their
horses viii be well attended to. lie TO-.
tends To keep hacks. buggios, and horses
for hire and sale There Is q
: PIE y DID BAR
Connected with the House. which viii br
atundaut,y supplied with taeyory choicest
material.
rhaukul for the kindness ard patronage
extended 20 him 10 the past b. rr.p0t
fully sUlici's continuance Of patron.
age aal good feeling
q ". l. DAWSON
Marshall, Dec. Is, ie65 l5tf
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WI SIC SCHOOL.

AIRS W JOHNSTON will open
vi Music school at her residence IN
Marshall. on Monday the -ih of Januay
Inst She win devote her gut.r at'cu
ton to her pupils. and respectfully soi.ciis
O share Of ihe patronage OF tic public
She teaches on a ur~ aud improved plan
Rate rtr session OF lg m0l.hs, one bali
b, . ipaggp
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

! OFFER my residence, in Marshal,
! for salc Is oue 80 the most ,l,riDi,
la the place. For particulars call o0 me.
MRS, y b. iiAMLkrr
January j.. uu lHV
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New Advertiser, ur-.
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the lint q which bears price equal t.
tbc SEA Island ention., olI Of which | VIII.
pot IN with the hni including stock cat.
tie, hog, ,Hcp. Ac sc, at mere nominal
rates
ia bargain is wanted, apply soon for
! am determined TO ssll
" Il y WARD
Narha.l Dec -, 1855. lgu
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NEW GOODS.

r5-- lonH over the following li.t Of
Articles, and see il there j, anything
ypu want
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

CLERK 60. Co-r. II County
january 3 sos 49,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

Iual nEt Dp,heda Iunaamatoay affection when
no bleeding is allowed free use Of these pills soon
iies the alarming symptoms and perseverance,, ac-
eordng directions, usually quickly cures aud Ger
tsiuly nothing is riskei in usag Brandreths Pills or
cold hhuenz.. diptheria, psius n the head dizziness
aud apoplsxy, medicine be cimpared TO them.
In sryspels, fever aud sgue sm, PoI and in all the
diseases Of childhood their iosares speedy reeov-
cry Of health. They produce these results simply BY
taking from the blood lis impurities, leaving
THIS VIAL FLUID FREE,
to aid weak locality" 70 its proper and
sary status or he lth
BrAndteth's ri Is aiaity for the subject matter
of disease. and Its certain expulsion from the
body S1.sO dsw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05

A, Norfolk. Va Oct II, Henry D. Heath, GO Oh
VI In hi. oath year, and at jacksonville florids Oc,
"a rGent Horace T. Heath, In command OF 90 u U y
col we'd n pst~in Of Albert and amanda hea
Of Topsham -. ,-t- nj 10
n Eden' Nov II Lydia. vie ot Hon. blt Hinds 62
I IA, Wo' cot No 80 W. II n Smith 70 IA.
? In hndoyer E1c Q Hoo JOSEPH Dodge, Tor several
,,a,s ,ep,esents'ive Of ht. town ...I.
''a Napte'I Va Nov. 25, George wens e Irasbufgh,
Co n On VI So Catsda papers please copy. -
In Losell Nov 49, Eliza b. wife Of Apheus Hardins'
aged 80 years. a., -, ~ .a,.ta "A a.uohte,
~ ,hc ,.,e s.uuel Ide % Coventry aged ~ yea,s
In war en-, Nov lat, ARgie NJ dA"ehtff OF "ieV"
Sarah LeAyitt, aged II ears and months
O neito Thy rest, sweet ds'er'
some 10 thy home ab We
Gone TO meet thy SNiour
Where all is peace and love
Gone to meet the loved ones
who have one before
Where there Is no parting
And you'll leave them nevern ore
And we viii not weep,--'' It's sweet 70 die"
To-Day this body down
And upward Fly 10 God Above,
It's there sweet us' h found y ?.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05

Com EKchange-The rsueips since yesterday have
bee 9s72 bbs Flour, 1850 bish Oats, and 5000 bush
Shorts. Toe market Tor Flour is steady with fair de-
mand we quote Wessen 'upe kne at 81 IS 81 rs I;
common 6Iuas at IS rs 1925 medium txuas At
Sl0a 81 nd good ard choice in luding favoti,e q
Louis brands at sll $40 or tbl Southern Flour is
quiet and pri nomna In Com there is very little
doing quote 81 0i VI 0S per bush TOT Southern
yellow quality; and al ~ " 81 06 for Western
mixed Oats are dun and 10 moderate demand 90 a
90 per bush fpr Nouhstn and Can md 81 $50 for
2 Z Island kye At o. O5 a 81 10 shors ~ SIS (;
Fine Feed at so SS2 and Middlings At S3sa $40 per
ton
Proyisions-Pork is selling s25 for prime $50 sSS
for mes; and IS S37 foE oleat cash Beet ranges
from $40 US per Dbl for Western, quality Lard
30 Gle in bbls tie snd Smoked ANS IL Zoe
perl cash. buttr aud Cheese remA With change
with steady sales
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
DEATHS.

In Plaitheld Dec; llth. Truman p, Grey, aged q
years. month and IL days
In WoIeeser Dec. Sth, Of cancer in the stomach
AIT mas Richardson, aged rs years and 10 months.
Printers in Mass please copy
In NOrthheld. I'd inst, Of heart disease Mrs sophia
U wauous wife Of j, b, Bsnis. aged 65 PEARS Mrs
bemis daughter Of the late Erastus Watrous ESQ
Of on'pelier ad well known for her poeticai con,risu
lions to The press, and volume Of poems published sew
erai years ago THH N.
Ia Middebury, Dec 3lst suddenly. OF heart disease
Hon. Joseph Warner, aged 62 years Agentleman we'll
known and highly esteemed ,hfous hcut the state.
Ia Northheid, Jan LIST, 1866 OF typhoid fever Lucy
vile o. hev L. Stone, aged about as years.
la Eden. Dec. 18th, Emma Jane, daughter OF Albert
and Hattie Adams aged week, aud one day.
In Wohott. July I'D Of heart disease, Henry l.
months and so days
In PAwle, Dec 49, Sylvester Pilkin in the 10th year
OF his age, formerly Of Marstfeld.
In stowe, Dec IA, Asa KimbAl, In his 50 h year
In hoSoniy, Abigail sife Of Philip Cram, IN her lis,
year N. papers please copy.
In Norhheld, Nov.2. MARI L. wife Of CHARLES kath
an, % years months Dec Il, Ri hard Houston, 90 ;
De'22 George, only child u Nelson and Annette Blake
ag' Year,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
iHarketS.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET:
20, optDoE AND BR 10 TON
AT Oa ,h ~ s,eL ending Wednesday, Jan. s. $500
~, .as,vr or eruoK At MARKET -,

aosT0N CATTLE MARKET.
RtpeE AND BRIG TON
Al W ~" v,ek ending Wednesday, Jan. s. leoo
AAouS 2, ;'SOT sheen e. s.s sSo,t. FaHos o.,
E I'll; wee. week Is s:! s s 5ss ! Gs
s,p o1 $1,000; LIST quality $500 slS'99s s1 ep
asity al so 1880; 81 qu.ity sl0,o9 'is.sed
IoO lbs on total weight Of hde, tanoN anu sulls
hrst A Few choicest single pairs,
90 81, 90 a St9e0 "a .ooordine
Working oxen, $3.50 3 s275 per psr, or ,'0''''"S
TO their value ss beef Handy Steers m. good $50
Mich Cows, fAir quality $50 ssioi h. .Qreed; far
si50 Win az without calves. a. me- u"
row and ordinary $50 S43 o-year-olds s25 a
Stores Yesriiags go $685.
9s three ysar-9lds, 20 strs ots per o,s
sheer ssd AM ss 10 200 per heA'
extra. so a 80. 40, lido, retail, ias boo per TO-
shote--" h ao 81 Hoge' il Ia = retail per
seSne Pigs vboi'''F'
w., o.,,..s - per sSsa lots, slaN
Ssltsh .,;ss' +. 100 per 10.
fassAnKs The 6rst market for 1865, opened yeeer
iav morning At Mediord and Cambridge With better
yelling than was manifested last week The weather,
though not cold, chilly, and there we're more
sys,s pressnt according TO our figures, there we're
iO74 over the nOrtAe Troublesome 70 more thsn last
,se.k bat the great majority we're small cattle was
said that only 300 400 cattle were brought for
Brighton by the Western drovers, and but few we're
expected from Maine consequently, the drOysrs Al
Cambridge advanced their aekng prce somewhat,
which we think they we're enabled 20 sustain, in part
At least At Brighton found 500 Western, betttes
30 from lsst week aud 100 from Maine nearly all Of
which sod yesterday At about half cent per
pound advance Of last week. Batohslder Bros sold
four At "a Gle; seven At 10; two At 1874 nine at
IL Mr. Rice sold - New Brunswick COWS at lOi cts 3.
10 ~ 10 cts O. Heath sold "a We~s-s- $780, ~ 3
cts ~ 30 skr 10 at - at lsA, aud one OF Ohlo
steers the best at Albany, At 10. During the past
months the weekly average Of sheep and lambs was
TO- O2s this week We mud 5l27, oDe-haf the usual
NUMBER. o., .
Last week the supply was also short, but with the
dressed mutton from Maine the city ia and has been
fully suppel and the bu; chers have reluctantly sui
mitied to an advance Of | cent per 10, from the low
prices Of last week Most Of the saee, ranging from
70 ~ ots at which well fed 100 to i07 lbs,Sheep
well sold, mich COWS. fnd dull s,es at considerable
reduce prices. But few hogs At market
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05

Plantation Btters. Hold fast to that which is good
Never be without Plantation Bhters In the house
Thrice Is he armed oho hath h's quarrel Just -
Thr &C armed against disease Is hi who always has
oo'ss - pisnt,tion Bitters in the house
" Prevention IS better than cure" Plantation Bittsrs
will DysPapsiA, Vertigo, Headache. Hsartburn.
and all gloomy dsspondent and unhappy feelings Re
lief in Ave minutes
an time If peace prepare for oav." When you are
welt feel the first unpleasant indications Of approach
ing sickness, take Plantation Btters. They iurs
preventative and for stomas HE and Bill AIRY deraug,
ments 80 o. dsw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05

:. 90 unfortunate as to contract aSOlu, S". 49,
To0rspess, or other pulmonary disofu S,o W.
Know Of nothing so Efficient as .' zoo "a ot,sn
Ralsam. Our advice s, take niue anu ,s "''V e.,
TO those who have been liylns on IA dnV h.S.
90, their s,omacbs out Of order; We ~ oOu.d
ss,o.c r Goes Dyspepsia Cure " mas cOreo
P 80 vsrv bad cases Of Dyspepsia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05

IN E R F's A L

SH Il RIF F'S s A L f
On Friday, January 5th, 1866,
Taken writs, and holden on executes 80 900
worth Of property consisting Of about II Tons Of Hay,
Tons OF Suas $50 Bushels OF Oats aqusn ty Of saw
Logs. Wagons one entirely new, Expires WAg-
Harness, Halter no Sc BIanAet, and horse Rake.
ONE THOUSAND YARDS PRINTS,
Many late patters. about yds. Brown Bleaohed
Cations $40 yds Deanes and large and hns stock Of
Dress Goods, consisting Of Al.woo Delanss, Thibels,
IA aoeas single and double widths Moh,is &c &c
also VII te aud brown Linens, Csmbfics Musns LAces
aud Ribbons.
Alse, large stock Q, Yankee Nations; Also
81 900 WORTH OF READY MADE CLOrHlNG.
Consisting Of oyereoNs, Under Goats, Pants and Yeats
oi the aies, styles also la'ge stock OF fAnnels and
heavy pant-elolhs also, Hats and Caps, aud very
large stock 4 Boots a, Shoes Tor men and w0men's
weL, both thick and thin, and ais for children and
youths full stock of Hoo Skirts Of superior
quality doz. bamoras. Also
lAkGE AND FULL sioux OF HARD
WARE.
Splendid Stock OF West India Goods, consisting OF
Ches Of Splendid Teas lot OF Tobacco Flour and
Salt and all kieds Of Spices, svess s, MoAsses Drugs
aud Paints Patent Medicines nc &c. 200 Butter Tubs
| Aet Of Platform Scales. new, sets Counter Scales,
aud very mani other articles numerous % mention.
All 'he above named goods will be sold at Public Auc
ton, al the
STORE OF J. H. DAMON,
CABOT LOWER VILLAG 4,
TO the highest bidder to satisfy said executions and
TIE sac will continue from day % day till all is sold.
Also, taken on one other execution AMI will be sold
to satisfy the same with cost, at the same place on
Monday, the 9Th day Of January, 1866,
ONE SEVEN YEARS OLD GRAY MARE,
T. rec bufaoes, Inc silver plated harness, riding
brittle one pair double reins horse sled chests
OF tea and six dozen ax-helyes.
WIN S. ATKINS, Constable.
Cabot, w., Dec II, 1865
Also the subscriber having been unfortunate in bust
ness now offers for sale at great barRains, his II
II HOUSE AND STORE,
with one acre OF land attached, also one ohe,
HOUSE, AND BARNS, .
with about 20 acres Of excellent land
la high state OF cultivation, on which ia tie
Best Watei-Power
in tosn and
SAW-MILL AND STARCH FACTORY.
Said starch facoy is a good building and well oalou-
latet for some other machinery, and l will sell the
VIII le land and all for less than what the buildings
cost. Thus IL rare chance for any one wishing to
"a, In business.
Said store is situated at mot Love Village and 10
one OF the best locations In the county, aud whole
any part cat be bought at great bargains
Come aud examine and be convinced.
$500 r. H. DAMON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
DERRY s MOTH AND FRECKLE Lo.
Il TON

~ Chosma or MothPatch, (Also Liverspot) aud
Lentgo, Freekle, ofteu very ping paftieu-
lSy ladies Of light omplexion, for the diseolored
spots show plainly the face Of blonde than
branete; but they greatly the beauty Of either
and any preparation that will efectuaiy them
eitAot i'yTing the texture oolor ofthe skin is
tAinly a desiderAtum. DR. B. c Perry. who has made
diseases Of the skin speciality, has discovered remedy
for these dseol, rsons, ahieh prompt, infa
BILE AT harmless
Prepsret only by % G. Peuy, DermAtoioeist, No. 40
B, nd Street, New York. and for sac BY all druggists
PERRY'S Morn AND FRCKLB LOTION.
Sod by all Druggists in Montpelier.
6m. dav Sab
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
corou coin OR SORE THROAT

A COUGH, GUILD, On SUM -,
~ RNoutRHs IMMEDIATE ATTBFrioh NM
.,,,,,,r r, M cuEcKRp ~ ALLOWED TO coNI.hVh
,,i,s,ien Of ne Lungs permanent throat Hheouon'
i"''"N'' an incurable Luug Disease
Is orTgr TINS INSULT
BROWNS BRONCHIAL IRoChEs NV,
IMMEDIATE RELIEF. -
- u.,hius Asthma CAtnrh, Consumpure ANU
' Throat Diseases, ....
rRooHss Aen yssn Win nm M w AsspppSKFRs
-, rtss n.ciul ia clearing the voice when 'ssn
Sso singing pessSs fs,s ' the 'Rs'a ochs.
an unusual eAiS "a n,escribed by physicians, and
have had .s.monSs from eminent @in snS having
the country. a ps -. ,est Of many years eaoh y,s'
proved tnt ocses in various paris o. we ~.
an S w. ,Toebs, Are universally pronounced
sny prn., only 'BaowSs Rnoson,,.a,;o ,So M,
Az 49,, ,.ba ANY Of the worthless in''A''o"' ''@
be offered ,t.t,.d gta,es and In Foreign
Sold everywher In the mn s0.9l
Countties 81 36 cents per ooA.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
MRS. WINSTON, ....n,, 70 tn,
-. ,n,.s aud female physician present. " Wv
'''s S q q 9th Nc SY r q T,

. n OF II | N .
FOR CHILDREN TEETHIse, ,,.. ~
,. ...,, ,..n1,atss the process Of chiareh 'nn@ ~
vh,on IVY reducing ali inflammation viii slAS al
pain and sgasmode action ana ~
sure to Regulate the Bowels.
. 49,, .. mothers. & viii give 10 yourselves and
EEfiEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
wsnaye put up sold this article 'or over 20 yesrs aod
say An confidence and truth of what have never been
abe 70 say Of any other medcnsuevsr has failed 10
single instance effect when timely used Never da
he know an instance dsastsoton BY any one who used H.
On the contrary all are delighted with Us operations, and
speak in term. commentator u Is magical effects and
medical virtues speak IN this matter what ~ do know
after 20 experience and pledge our reputation Tor the
Ieent Of what We here declare every instance
where the infant suffering from pain and eKhauson relief
will be found In fifteen twenty minutes aier the syrup ad
ministered.
ya directions for using will accompany each bottle. None
genuine unless the fac smile u Curtis Perkins, New York
Il the wrapper.
Sold by all druggists throughout the world.
uIva A arta uarh
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4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA T.
~ BNrs
r. II. Ed Y,

4 NJ EklCAN AN ID FOkElGN L A i :
~ BNTs,
r. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of the u. s. Patent Office, Washington,
under the act If 1887,
No rs State Street Opposite kilby street, Boston
Alter an extensive practice Of upwards II twenty
years continues TO patents in the United States
sl.o in Great Britain France other countries Ca
Yeats 81 eoihcatons Bonds, Assignments, and all pa
psrs drawings for patents executed on reasonable
'erms with dis ateh Researches made into American
and Foreign works, 70 determine the validity and utility
- -.-. a t--s-.---g-9 - - 49,
the ckims Of any patent furnished by RENTING dol
sr Assignments recorded In Washington
No Ageney ia the United STATES possests superior faei
for obtaining patents or Aseertsning the Patentab
itl Of inventions
Duine eight months the subscriber in the course Of
his large practice made tsice rejected applca ions
sixteen appeals; every Of which decided in his
TESTIMONIALS
" | regard Mr. Eddy one Il the NEST capable and
success u practitioners with whom have had official in
tsreourse. CHAS MASON"
Commissioner o. Patents.
have hesitation in assuring inventors that tney
cannot employ man more competent and trustworthy,
and more capable OF putting their apo cAcns IN form
10 secure for them aa early and "a 9TA3e cons,deraion
at the Patent Otioe. EDMUND BURKE
Lac Commissioner Of Patents.
" Mr. II. Bay has made for me thirteen Applea-
tious in all but Of which patent have been granted
and thst is the pending Such unmistakable
oo Of gteat talent aud ability hit part lie ads
recommend all inventors to Ap ly to him TO procure
their patents they may be Of having the most
reAsonAo e charges. JOHN rAGHARr
90 Al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
BRADSTREET'S IMPROVED
Births.

10 HEd'psrk, Dec. Is daughter TO George L. aud
Sarah Waterman
In stowe, Dec. %, adaughier to l.. N. and Mary
Lsigh ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
ASAHEL PECK,
1921 Judge Of the Supreme Court.

John A. HARRlNG TONS ESTATE.
~ The Subscribers hav M been appointed by the Hoa
orAble Probate Court for the District Of Randolph Com
issonefs receive. examine ami adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons nst the estate OF John A.
Harrington. late Of wiamstown in said District, de-
oeGed 10 solvent and the Of six months
from the 18th day Of December 1855 beng allowed BY
said Court the creditors II said deceased to exhibit
aud prove their respective c inns before Give
tee, that will attend 10 the duties Of apooint
meut At the dwelling no lse OF Wdo Nancy Harrington.
in Wlliamstown in said District, thu second Tues
days Of February and June next O'Clock 10 the
a tefDOon. On each Of said DAYS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05

~ ORTHFIELD BANK. Notice is hereby
given that at meeting Of The stockhn dsrs Of his
Bank held the stn day Of Jolly 1865, IL voted that
the Directors be fully author zed and empowered at such
time they deem eEpedient TO organ ze said AK
as Naonai Assoca'isn under The las Of the United
tses havi-g 6rst procured the suthoy Of the
OF trc-thirds the capital stock 70 make the ate
req tired Therefore In pursuance Of said yoe. and by
virtue Of the hory therein contaiued. the directors
hAng procured the con OF the Of thirds
4 he capital stock. have this day voted to
such Associ ,uon. A ROPES, Cashier
Norh6eld, Jan LIST, 1856. d svJan3. Gieb3