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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12

WHAr DID INA yoLp- lady returning to her coun-
try home after sojourn Of few months in New ork,
was hardly recogn zed BY her friends In pls &c OF
rustic face she mad soft ruby complexion, OF
almost rlarbe smoothness aud instead OF y she really
ppeared but Il. she tod them plainly she used Iia-
rams Magnolia Balm, and would not be without it Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very much
by using this article can be ordered OF any drug
eist for only 50 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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so YEARS.

so YEARS.
For over h,ty years Dr. so. RICHARDSON'S SHEER
RY WINE BITTERS has been used by the public to
correct morbid and inactive functions of the human
system. it promotes healthy gastric secretion, cor
Liver arrangement, will relieve Rheumatic aec
tons, cure Jaundoe, Indigestion, Loss Of Appetite,
Sbortness OF Breath Kidney Complaints, Weak Back,
Dizziness, Languor Dyspepsia and its attendant p
Its valuable tonic aud siren ghe ming properties
will invigorate the convalescent, and 1, will afford
comfort relief to the aged by stimulating the
titutioh to resist its impending administration
sands OF the venerable population OF New England
sustained health, their life prolonged to enjoy Wig
and happy old by regular and moderate use
of DIR. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters.
Office, 81 Hanover Street,
and sold By the Druggists. sspp&h2Sn3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12

when, II tnoy EoRld give treat fIeASA
DR.. JUAN DSLAMAkRE'S
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared by ARANcIxSK DUPONT, No ia, rue Lom-
bard farIs, from .e prescription OF Or Juan D-ta-
mare. Chief Physician 20 he Ho ptal du Nord Gu
iarIeosieEs iar tai lhey would fad nIned,ate re
lief, I'D, short be fully restored 20 Health
and Strength. Il is us-d he pracnce OF many enl
ne MT French physicians, with u4iiorn success, ana
highly It the only pcs tive and Specific
Remedy for persons suffering from Geaeral or Sex
ual bllIy al drrAus merits It the Nervous Forces
Melancholy, -perUAto fhA o. seminal Emissions, AL
weakness arising ron sexual ENcesse- or youthful
Iud scr etiuiss, Loss % Muscular Energy, fhys cal
Prostratious, Nervousness, Weak spine, Lowness Oh
SPIRITS, DInnsss OF VIs.oa, Mysteries, Pains IN the
dc anu Limbs, 1POJulcy, SC
No language convey adequate idea Of the I'M
med ate almost EIraeuiou- change It produces IN
The depintaed shattered yser n fiot, it stands
uurival I'd uuftius cure of Jhc ma AIDES above
entioued.
suffer no more but The Great French Remedy;
will eGect cure where al TIERS tail, and, although 4
pow remedy, contains nothing euriul 10 he mos
delicate Constitution.
Pamphlets, containing f- ParticG ars and directions
for using slisa, French, spanish Aad German &c
Company also sent free address
when requ s-ed
Price one Do AZ q six boxes for Five Dollars
Sold by al Druggist throug hout The world or VII
be sent by mall securely scaled from ali observation
by inclosing specific price, to suthoszei asen'
Pruprietors Gen-rai Agents for Amerl;a- OSO AK u
MOSES * CO - Coctisndt ST., New Y ork-
Authorized gent for Montpelier, \. N Brown
speopF22yl
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miscellaneous.
Training Foxes.

l1HR. JOHN b. PHILLIPS, having had many years
III practcs this line OF business, wishes TO make
publicly known that he of the be sk
for Trapping Foxes that ever was kaownIcatchine
from one to i've Foxes in a single night 1t Is aiso
enualy good tor Bear, Black Cat and Sable NO per
son San buy this trapping of any other p rson
but sayseN. tor those to shom sell are put uneea
benefit of those who buy this SKI to obtain 1t before
the middle Of October.
For further particulars address
JOHN B. PHILLIPS,
aa,f North Duxbury, Vt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12

Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing IN favor for twenty years. 1t
acts upon ahsobcns AZ the roots Of the HAIR, and
changes Is snal color b. degrees All nstan-
taneous ves dea1ea aud uure the hair. Il imstreets
l not DE is certain its results, promotes its
growth and is a D. auti.H HAIR DRxssIsa. Price so
cents and / 10. sold ny al -eaier>
saratoga Spring WAFER, sold by all Druggists
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T'HE advertiser, having beep restored to heath I'm
= lev veeks - Z. wy si1pss Eei1sdyj ds6t Living
for several years With severe lung sAe6on,
and that dread disease, Csnsnnption-ip en1iods to
make knows . HIS fellow sugsrers ~ ssnS Of cdfe
To All whs desire it, he will send copy the pro-
scrption (free Of chae) With all for psepaE
ing and using shs came, which thsy viii AnA sure
cure tor Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitlss Coughs,
object OF the advertiser in sending the Prescription Is
to benent the Afflicted and spread information which
be conoeives insaluabie and he hopes every sufferer
will try bus remedy, it viii thsn nothing, and
may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. free, By return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDw ARD A. WILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG, Kings Co, New York.
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Notice..

my wife, Mary R. Hall, has LEFT ny oe q
w .nd hoard v:tho any lawful Pfovocatlon thus -
y <.,hid any persons trusting harboring her. IS
b.I ray no BITS contracting after this dafe
Mo.tpelisr, August 24Eh, 1906 SSov'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12

Lyos's EXTRACT OF PuHS JAZZ AGA GIsaEs-'or Ind
gestioa, Nausea Heartburn, SICK headache, Cholera
Morbus, where warming, genial siimuant Is re
oulred It's careful preparation and entire ty ma
Il a cheap and reliable article Tor culinary purposes
sod every where at 80 cts. per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Dru gists
spFS a22ly
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Making per cent for the yuar
ending Aug l. said per eentase 10 be cast uIsi
the original amount of the premium note without re
80 10 any Endorsement and be paid 10 The Treas
nrer at his Office in Montpelier, or before the l't oS
of October, 1865. ,s-e
Members of the Company will End IN the AAii4S ~
- RsnrssaDatives elect 10 Legislature, Local
.g-nts ri the Company schedule showing the ar'f-
~ assessment due each respectiveiys AID they arr
desired to that the money Tor then ASS
mepts is forwarded the Office il October. lh-
essments must be paid when due ihose wiio an
DESTROYED by fire. little attention to this on he par ~
the Members of the Company, al The pr per tin
save them expense ard trc1be- See sec > Act OK L.
cornoration on your Policy, which VIII be enioreedJ
j. 7. THURSTON, Treasure
ms Office Montpelier, sept. /, lsoe- F~A'o"
-. IT,, ,ublisb r. Of each weekly newspaper in tn 81
sac are uested he above notice three We
successfully their respective papers, ior winch
viii be paid on presentad. n Of their oi Is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12

All who value eaatiful head OF hair and its preser
premature badness and turning gray, will
tail Lyons celebrated kalhairon- 1t make:
the hair rich soft and glossy eradcstes dandruh, and
causes the hair to grow with luxuriant beauty 1t Is
sold everywhere -
z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y,
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Furniture Repairing

v,he subscriber having opened shop IN A1o1sgsI-1
| on Elm Street. nearly opposite the Cur -.
,renared 10 repair, STAIN and varntsh all kih1a 70
,it,ire in the most thorough manner Also hoea-
IGN painting glazing and paper hanging 80
'rale' an &c. NOoDN On q
Montpelier, Oct. 9Th, 1896 Fe@V
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12

We desire to make the 1sasHAn partisularlyvalua
II. for is news fren all parts Of Vermont, and on
e,ds different parts q the State especially in
wsshin gtos, Orange snA Laneills Counties, will
..,fes grsatfavor upon and ear readers BY send
NJ a. local intelligence. Give the facts and 70
vilI arrange them for the papss.-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12
No. 53.

AGUA DE MAaHoLIA-The prettiest thing, the =" sweet
est thing" and the most Of 1t for the least money
the edor Of preparation sofens nd adds
delicacy to the skin is delightful perfume allays
headache and Inflammation, and necessary coEpan-
ion in the sick foom in the and the toilet
sdsboard. 1t can be obtained where at one dol
q per bottle.
Saratoga SprjuE Water, sod BY all Drussists
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Nfm advertisements.
.PUlD fBhS and c0flBBS.

PUbB WS AND WFFEE.
TIE EAST INDIA TEA 90.
Loea.ed in Boston, Massachusetts,, a ENRT
dispOeng of large quantities OF pure lea and Conee
This COMPANY has been formed by q number Of
tea business has large capital, energetic office
=. b prepared in every way 10 answer all demands
the public may require One tr'a VIII convince AL
The East India Tea Company,
OF BosT ON, MASSACHUSETTS,,
Can and do se better goods for less than any
THE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY, have
agent in china, who selects goods for them only.
recty to them, instead 81 passiA through several
hands, consequently they can be cold at lower prices
The East India Tea Company
Have selected The following kinds their stock,
which they recommend to meet the wants OF Clubs
They are sold Cargo Price and all goods sold are
warranted to give sat isiaction.
PRICE LIST PER POUND.
YOUNG Tyson 7Ss sss e DO s Loo; ss'
JAPAN sec 81 90; bess, 81 10.
HGfGsG s0 sSS oe M best. sl25
These teas chosen for theft intrinsic werth
of I'll easure in drinking them
GROUND COFFEE, l5c- 2oc., 25c., SOC best a5c.
Der pound Hotels. Saloons. Boarding house Keep
ers and Families who large quantities OF Gomez,
can lie in that article by using ENGLISH
sREAKFAsT and DINNER corr EE, which we sell
at the low price of % cents per pound, ana wafaht
to give entire satisfaction:
pound by purchasing their Teas of EAST INDIA
TEA CoMfANY Of Boston Massach, retts,
1stn wi
are supplying many thousands can have their orders
promptly and faithfully filled
GErHER, can reduce the Cost of their Tea. and Cot
iefs G TEA coM r IsIII Boston ~
THE CLUB SYSTEM.
Persons in the country who want superior Tea or
together and sending for one or more Pounos 10
to persons who wish get up Clubs, if they desire
and to any person getting up Club amounting
thirty dollars or mere, VIZ will present them WIN
Beautiful Silver-Plated Teapot
worth five dollars or its va Iue in Tea Coffee. w
will aput each PERSONS name on their package; an
forward by express Inns IL the cheapest anu oee
way to buy Tea or Coffee
ADVANTAGES OF SENDING IN CLUBS.
lst You get your Tea and Coffee cheaper
ii. You save the Expressage.
B
Silver FLAT ed Tea Pot Tor its value IN tea or lone
as he may choose which is ii re dollars
We return thanks to parties who have taken an II
terest in gett ng up Clubs and should any OF IEeI
ever visit Boston hall be most happy to see then
Persons getting up Clubs will please observe the 10
lowing: . =,
J pTWt do a strictly cash business, therefore II
money for the goods must accompany the order
no attention will Be paid to it only Y b Nanon
Bank Bills taken. All sums under $50 must De 10
warded by Mail in Registered Letters or fos'oih
Draft aud when done so. the loss, If any, Is at on
r,sk. We cannot send less than one pound to eac
member of a Club, but will send any sort OF lea
Coffee in our Frce list.
All orders must be add ressed to
r&M37m6 HENRY T. VAUGHN, Agent.
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Notice.

NV son Aucrew W. Sterling, having left me wi hou
nj INV consent and without just provocaiion, mere
BY for bid any person trusting hlm on my rSTSn
South Barre, August %, 1856. '3aws
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12
Vick,s illustrated Catalogue
Hardy BULBS
FOR THE AUTUMN OF 1866, AND
FLORAL GUIDE,

Is now published. 1t contains descriptions OF ane
uvACINTHs. TULIPS, CROCUsES, LILIES, &c,
With full descriptions and pl in and full rh
~. ans snarayinss and Q beautiful colored plate Oh
the -. s,,,y.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE TULIP AND sCiLLA'
~, ;,ort.,,,ns from the best Bulb Growers OF aoi-
this season larger n ever BEFORE arc nate
. ..is The anest lot Of Bulbs ever brought 70 'n''
country0 ,rvnr
.,,.h.a sor the b.neat of my customers, and vii
forTard It to every rapidly as Possib "a -
others, charge ten cents per copy, r n ~ SoTer
Tho design 10 plant Bulbs this FAIL VII nnd to 'ne'
intrrest TO ob:aln my catalogue, Ad ns
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12

NJ Office is hereby given that Application vlH %
IN made to the Legislature OF Vermont, at .heI mex
session. for Charter for Railroad from Montpene
St yohnsbuTy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12
IMPORTANT
TO BUTTER MAKERS

TO all who wish to buy Churn We recommend the
L SANnoRN CHuRN AND BUTTER WoRkER as the very
best, for these reasons:
lst Because it will make the most butter from the
same amount of cream.
I'd 1t churn the butter in from three TO hVe MIN
utes.
Al IL will wash all the butermilk out entirely clean
in thre. minutes leaving the butter with nice grain
4th II viii salt the butter perfectly even in two or
three minutes; all be done without putin
hand the butter.
5th The Churn will wash itself entirely clean IN one
ioute by nut ting hot water and turning the crank
For sale By SCOTT & co.
orTown ana Ceu1ty Rights for the Sanborn Churr
for sale by ~ u. Z = ~ Ii En-
Montpelier, March so, 1865. F2otiSa2ow5
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Dle0

Notices OF death. inserted free. Obituaries, incud
iug poetry inserted for Eve line, to be paid
advance This rule will be strictly adhered TO
In Bethany, Conn. Sept. lst suddenly Of fever, Mr.
Ansei Peck, aged 76 years.
The deceased. althou gh native OF Connecticut was
for many years a resden. of Berlin, VT which town
emigrAtei during its eariyisettiement He was not
ed a OF great integrity Of character-alwaye
uprirht ia deal with his fellow AS husbs nd
and rather he kind AMI indulgent citizen he
was quiet and eacesble; as Christian he vas ear
and faithful The record he has LEFT behind is one
Of good deeds and his example well worthy OF imIta-
ton The memory of the rghteous IS blessed ~
AT Jefferson Wis. Aug. 23d, If consumption, Alon-
20 H. " aldo in hi. 50 h year
Glover, Aug. 20 after long protrscted Illness oil
twenty years Lucy u. Percival. aged AZ years
In Wesihsld, Aug. 70, Eugene w. Stebbins, aged 2
years.
years.
In Lawrence, Mass, Sept Sd, Edward Drew, son OF
Samuel Drew Of Barton, aged 81 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12

f0o1 5'S.
None seemed to better enjoy the privilege OF
casting their ballots for the Union than our
venerable veteran fathers.
Col. Averill has been our worthy town
treasurer for the last 80 years.
Nav Ncrthfield now continue to follow in the
steps of her fathers, and like them continue to
the close of life loyal to their country.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12

The ATLANTIC CABLE feet mas success
fully,-after recovering the old cable,-oon-
nected England and this Continent With an
other telegraphic line of communication. The
feat reached Hearts Content last week, and
the shore end of the cable was laid With great
rejoicing. The achievement Is wonderful
on.. and renders it now certain that ocean tel
esraphy il to remain . success.
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NOrth6eDd.

The following list of veterans appeared at
the polls On Tuesday, the 4th inst, and all
voted the Union Republican ticket :
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NE1sasUisY SElEEN 2skS
AND
FEMALE C0LLEGiAFE INSTITUTE

rrNsURPAss ED facni'iss for fa.i eT Vestili Acc
u emie Course. - s. -,i -
SPECIAL attention to young uaen Psepes-1- ''- @
lege. --,.-g r-f5-. T-z---
class oppo tuni,y 70. e fun coors5 VI --- ----
list umentaI and V zeal Iu as cS F-li-r-
successfu Instructor
Fall Term begins August SJtta-
send for a catalogue or ctfcA-a'F-
F30W3
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Artificial Eyes!

noCtoR RUBLEE has Artificial Eyes, Aurlcies 1of
the deaf also the Improved Truss for the RADICAL
cure o Hernia.
oHce Corner of M ain and State street.
Montpelier, Aug. q, 1865. fso""
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Notice.
Free to All:

. BEAUTIFUL CARD PHOTOGRAPH. sent free
A TO apy one Address q Photograph LOCK Boa,
,OS7, Boston, Mass. f'om'-
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
BY Saving and Using your Wast 9
EASE!
Buy One Boz of the
Penn a Salt Manufacturing Cos
8 A PO n / Il / T. r
Patents Of LIST and sth Feb, 1850
CONCENTRATED I'VE

CONCENTRATED LIVE.
1t will make 10 Pounds of excellent Hard Soap,
IS Gallons the very best Soft Soap, for only about
IS cents. Directions each box For sale al II
Drug and Grocery Stores.
Directions.
Put box of Saponiher into three gallons OF water
(knock OF the end and let the box boil until it empes
itself, then take out the boN) add four and half
pou nds fat, and lei it boil hours and m1ues
Then add small, half pint of salt, and let II continue
boiling IS minutes logger. when you add half gallon
Of water, and let 1t IT, boil. Pour small
tumblerful OF cold water into q tub box wet il
round the Sides then empty the soap in 10 stand all
igflt, and il in bars in the morning.
1t viii! a weeks.
Soft
Made in the way, with the expcetnD Of adding
fifteen gallons OF water aud salt. All need i
kettie. SpFs<NllmO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12

WATERBURY, SLANDERED.-By an error OF
the telegraph, we reported the vote of Wa
terbury, this year, as 1873 for Dillingham; and
50 for Davenport. The vote was 239 for Dill
ling ham and SO for Davenport, quite diff
erence. The vote was not full one, bot the
correct figures do the town much more Justice
than the first erroneous report.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12
WILCOX q Gibbs sewing Machine

WILCOX & Gibbs Sewing Machin
Its seam is stronger and less liable -
to rip in use than the Lock - H.
Sritch.'--I" Judges Report" at theSA II
Grand Trial." ~ n
send for the u Report and samplessa
of Work, containing both kinds org -
stitches the same piece of goods, to 81 ~
D. NJ. PHELPS, Waitsfeld, Vt, ~
Agent for 81 M
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine. ~
Machines kept for sale at my place, H. & c. F.
Fuerton's, Montpelier, and Haines & Richardson's .,
Waterbury. Sor&hom
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-12

The THIRD D1sTRICr.-Nearly complete
returns from the Third District give MIR. Bax-
ter over. 1900 plurality over Mr.. Hoyt He
lacks, however, about eco votes of an election
on this trial. A plurality elects at the next
trial ,,when, unless there should be some new
complication, of course Mr.. Baxter will be
elected. Orleans County gave Mr.. Baxter
1888 plurality, and 765 majority.
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miscellaneous.

Barre Academy.
,.1r Trpu MI b-gin on hursda., Aug
TIE fall ! 1N ~'' j, :, 81 AU ,s5,l
Rare August 3. 1866 Felho@e9
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Iuorrle0.

In this village Sept. 5, by Rev; W. H. Lord, James
B. Riker of New York city, and Laursette DeAerit OF
Mon peli-r.
la johnson, w. Sept. 4ih, at the residence Off. s.
Pike by the Rev. James Dougherty, u. D., Paul +.
sweet Of Burlington and Maria A Plat of the for
place.
In Lyndon, Sept. 2, by Rev. NJ. Il. Wells, Marshall
O. Eaton and Maria Kepnistop, both of Littleton, NJ
II.
In Lyndon Sept. 6, al the residence Of the BRIDES
Their by c. II. Bckford, Mr.. Willard z. Chatee, and
Miss Abb NJ Proctor both of Ly ndop.
In Corinth, Aug. Goth, by Rev. N NJ Granger Mr..
sydney K. Mead AMI Miss Anna L. Marston, ooth OF
Corinth. ~
Wilson Of Corinth and Miss Laura J. Spear OF YER
shire. .
In St Mary's Church, Northneld, on the eve OF the
4th inst. by Rev. J. B. Pitman, Rector, Mr. John T.
smith of Fishkiu, ". Y. and Miss Carrie A. daughter
Of the officiating clergyman.
In the egstional Church, in Nor hneld. sept 0,
by Rev VIM :. Hazeu, D. G. Kemp, N D., Of MontPei-
er and Miss Annette L. Markham, OF Northheid
On the evening of the llth inst in St Mary Church
Northheij, by the Rev. J. ham Bliss, Nh sanford j.
Potter Of ST. Adams, and Ais, sarah E, daughter OF
Cant 8 G. Patterson Of Sorthneld.
In Topsham, the parsonage, June 20, 1860, by Kew
Amos Merrill MIR. Simeon T. Merrill TO Miss Mar,
| Richardson. both OF Corinth.
Also, by the same and al The same place, Aug 70
Mr. John W. NJ Fits Miss Lucia NJ. Merrill, both o
Corr nth.
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I.lE&-HEALTH H TRGN u i II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Hundreds ans thousands Annually die prematurely
when If they would give tn Great French Remedy,
DR. Juan DSLAMAhRE'S
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Vermont NIutaai Fire Gnsur-
ancs Company

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1855
yv,tt Members az the Vermont Mutual Fira Llsa-z--
1 Company hereby a0rie1 mas lAe GOWNS 1
s.ss,snIs lave been made by Directors ali Not
in f,rce on the following days, To wit
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-07-28
Sole Traders Notice.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. l.


STATE OF CALIFORNIA. ,--l'
CouNTY OF CALAvERAs
In the District Court, 11fh Judicial District
IN and for said County.
In the matter. of the petition of Mrs. Ellen
Donnallan to become Sole Trader, DC.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned q married woman, will make
application to the above named District
Court. On Monday, the 9Th day of October.
1866. or as soon thereafter as said application
can be heard, in open Court, for an order Of
the said Court to permit her to carry on bus
iness in her own name and on her own &C
count, in ranching. buying and selling stock
raising hay. grain, horses. sheep, cattle. hogs
and selling the same, and to do and perform
each and every such act as may be necessary
of ranching or farming upon that certain
ranch situated in township number five in the
County of Calaveras and State of California,
bounded, known and described a. follows. to
wit: Situated about two miles from San An
dreas, on the roa6leading to Mokelumne
Hill, and commonly known as the bay
State Ranch" under and by virtue of the
provisions of an act of the Legislature of this
State. approved the eighth day of April AID.
1862. entitled IAN Act amendatory of and
supplemental to an Act entitled An Act to
authorize married women to transact busi-
ness in their own names as sole traders.'
passed April 18th, 1852, and the several Acts
amendatory thereof, and supplemental there
to. ELLEN DONNALLAN, Petitioner.
T. X. WILSON. Atty for Petitioner.
Dated July 10th, 1866. jy2l:4w.