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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09

Corn ExehA"Efhe receipts since yesterday have s7s
hhls flour 6ls bush Corn bush and
shorts The flour The good brands
fair drmAnd, bat low grades da
supernns Al 81 Is 81 TO- common extra, - - 81 medofa
50 IS 49, and good and choice Including
81 Louis brands a. sii si6 per bb Souh Fouf mains
the aud quiet Ia ther have been small sales
,ouhrrn yruos Doc and old add Western mixed
% pc from Dat. have sold
bush NORTH aod Canada and ~ for Prince
"a Eard Island kys o. shorts so SO Fine Feed AZ sal
sl5i and Adillug- At SIS $40
PfoFisious-fork Is selling s2t ga 80 for prme
So for and per bn f cash Beef
IRON eli bu, 20 quality Lard " 70 PC 10
bhs and nerces smoked Hams per ID. Batter Snd
and Cheese remain the
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Marriagfs.

10 MOrrstosn jan oath, by Rev. L. Bartlett, Mr.. William
Cheney, aud Mas Mary oates both OF Marristown.
In Siamown Jan. 18Th by Rev. w. !. kidder, Mr.. Henry
Erskne and Miss Jane Marn, both Of willsmst0wn.
In Northhed, Ian 3th, by Rev VIM 3. HsEen, Adolphus
heaus and Mr. EiectA Uobleigb, both Of Northned-
In Tep-hAm jan aSth, by Rev. ?. W. FULLER, OF Grot0n,
ihmes Lang aud Miss EliEa CALDWELL both Of ropshsm.
Ia Northhed Jan 18Th Rev Eli BAou, D., Mt. George
Carpenter to Mas Mary Adelaide Davenport, both OF NJ
Ia Calais, JAu. IS by Rev Warren, No. Marcus O. Ken.
snd Miss Ellen H. Marsh also, by the same Mr. Warren &.
bliss q woodbury. and Mas ElninA AArsh, Of Calais
10 NAtshed, Jan. Rev. A. q. Dsscomb, Mr. Charles
e wis., and Miss Mary j. Bugbee, both ~ Nnrthd-ld.
ssrnhAms Botsl, Montpelier, Feb BY Rev. Eli Bsllou,
Dr. Zion o. Hammond Of East Montpelier, Mrs Hannah
!. Ra lsl Of Hamburg, Y. Y.
In Mcretown Jan q, by Rev. L. O. Powers, Mr.. William
Prenss and Aiss Martha A. Lscomb, both 81 horetown.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09

TREASURE DIsoovERRD.-A curious story
A correspondent Of the Wsyneebufg pa,
Republican, who gives the following account
Of strange discovery made near Waynes.
burg short time since, vouches for its truth
Some time since as Surveyor j. l.. McCon-
nell was passing down Smith Creek, about
one mile from town, bis attention was arrest
ed by come characters on a stone at the road
side. Upon close examination he found
that the inscription on the stone ives as fol-
lows: due east, 2 4 O.. Studying a while
over the matter be came tc the conclusion
that due east a certain distance to be repre-
scented by the figures 9. there was some
thing curious. So fixing his compass on the
spot, he measured the exact distance Of 2
rods, 4 feet and inches. Striking his COM
pass ataH In the ground he ascertained that
underneath was a metallic substance Of some
Kind. Removing the earth for = few feet
around. what was his surprise at finding an
iron box-aud what was more surprising be
found on opening that IL was filled with silver
coin OF all denominations from Ave cent piece
to one dollar. Proceeding back to the stone
which had first arrested his attention-on
turning it over he found inscribed on the oth~
er side as follows: Due west "a g. Sup
posing something equally curious at distance
represented by the figures 4 8 in due west
direction, he proceeded to measure the dis
lance two rods, four feet, six inches due west.
Upon sinking the compass staff at that point
he ascertsned that underneath was some me-
talic substance. Removing some earth from
about the spot imagine his surprise at finding
an iron box exactly like the other, upon open
ing which he found it to contain gold coin Of
all denominations from q dollar to an eagle,
Hastily selecting some specimens Of the con-
tents Of both boxes he filed the excavations
and returned to town. Specimens Of the con-
tents Of both boxes can now be seen by any
one doubling the truthfulness Of this diseov-
cry, by calling on X. W. Downey, at Waynes-
burg, Pennsylvania, in whose possession the
specimens were placed for exhibition to the
public"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09
TO CONSUMPTIVES

The advertiser, having been restored 10 health In few
wesks by very simple remedy AFTER having suffered for
years with lung Affection aud that dread disease
Consumpuons anxious TO his fellowsuer-
The means Of cure.
To all who desire TO- he will send free Of charge with
tbs directions for preparing and USING the which they
will and a fr Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Colds, ard all Throst aud Lung Affections The only
object advertiser the prescription Is 70 bsneh,
AFFLICTED and spread information which he conceivs to be
Invaluable and be hopes aderer will his remedy
a lt will cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription free, by return mail will
please address REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
el.A WlAmsbnrsh. Klnns Co. New YORK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09

those at Cambridge altogether, nearly thousand
think beefis sold A. Just about LIST weeks prices.
Albany market reported rather hftkt Int
Boston market said crowded
Provinces, Firm alone had
cars hed with dressed beef BY Canada.
few extra pairs oox have sold for IA 10 Is
pound.
Tbe Western At Cambridge hardly good last week.
and sold atfrum II to IL few At i9o and fee
than Ito. There to be feeling butchers that
prices must down going There seventy
ek hundred shrep about thousand than
taking quality into account think they sold high
last eeek Good lots ~ sheep aud lambs sold
averaging - cents At l9c one Cav
endah Ram sheep wool sheep acafr lots
Xn oyer cents aud grand good from % to 100 lbs sheep
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09
DAVIS PAIN KILLER

Has Itself reputation unsurpassed In the history
medical preparations. we'll in tho trading ports
Of India aud China New York and Cincinnati It's
continually Increasing demand where has been longest
ANown, Of It's strongest Ills
ire uently ssd o"we would think Of being without
nou 10 the house As without PAs Kntrn" Il gives immsd,
ate eefiu ofsOsd dysentsy other similar affection Of
ths bowels, and being entirely vegetable preparation
safe as II L. reliable. Feb. We
TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
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Roots PEsTAcHlNE-I,, qualities are rare

There are in operation in Windbam and
New London Counties, Ct, fifty-seven cotton
mills, having capacity Of 1868 spindles,
and 1904 looms. During the last year the
said mills manufactured into goods 20, 4S5 $40
pounds Of raw cotton. There are now in the
course of erection six new mills that are to
have capacity of ll2 ,46S spindles and 1912
looms,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09
AMERICAN LIFE DRoPs.-Lifs indeed

SMALL Pox AT THE sourH.--The small
pox prevails to an alarming extent in many
portions OF the South. The Memphis Appeal
says there is scarcely a county throughout
the entire South that lie not infected, and the
disease ia steadily gaining ground, both in
quantity and viruience. There is no data
from which to estimate the number of deaths.
but they must amount to hundreds daily
AT first il was confined to the colored Popu-
lation, bnt now the whites are suffering from
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09
COuoH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT

IN Htoufkts IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND
shOutr M tHeAKbD IP ALLOWED TO coNrINuE
Irritation VI he Lungs, permanent throat affection, or
an incurabe Luup Disease
~ oFTEN
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVING DiRHor FLUBSoB rHR PAR1s, oIvs
IMMEDIATE RHfirY.
For Bronchitis. Asthma, Catsrrh consumptive and
THROAT Diseases,
TRooHBs USED WIN ALWAYS aoop SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will and Tioches useful 10 clearing the voice when taken
before singing speaking az foving the throat AFTER
an unusual s1efuon Of the vocal orssas. The uoches
are recommended and prescribed by physican'. and
have had testimonials from eminent throughout
the country Being article OF merit. and having
proved their efficacy y Of many years each year
hnus them 10 localities Ia various paris 1.-THE world
and the troche universally pronounced better than
soy other articles.
OBTAIN only Bsows's 9RoScHiAL THooHH.."
and do not take any Of the W. thss mitaurrs a. may
be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United staie, and in Foreign
Couniiies, 4 IS cents per box 1905
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09
ROOTS ROOT HooTi

KEAD NEAD hEAUT
Roor's PEaTAouISE preserves the life Of the Hair;
changes II from gray to is original color In three
weeks prevents the hair from falling; Is the best
tice for dressing the hair found in Market will
surely remove dandruf and cure all diseases Of the
scalp; Is delightfully."- perfumed cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story quickly, and
tell II true, when we say II Is perfect
Hestorer and Dressing Combined
No other preparation for the hair contains pestachio
Nut Oil Sold by all Druggists.
oRRIN SKINNER Co, Sole Proprie'ors,
Springfield, Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09

A man crossing the Mississippi in small
boat was wedged in by the ice and his boat
smashed. He had to take position on cake
OF ice, upon which he remained ;wenty.four
hours, floating to ST. Louis-forty miles
before he was rescued. He was found almost
senseless from cold, bu; will live.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09

Soldiers Of fortune sometimes meet with
their deserts in New York. a lady who re-
rides near Washington square was little be-
lated on her return home. Passing out Of
Broadway man addressed her, to whom she
said nothing. He proposed to see her home,
but she declined his company. He insisted
upon attending her. On reaching her door
she said, " You have attended me so fat, per-
haps you'll walk in" The bell was answered
by brother Of the lady. The stranger was
ushered into the reception room, when the
lady begged to be excused moment. On
going out Of the room her brother desired to
know who she had brought home with her
The lady replied she did not know who the
man was, nor what he wanted, but he could
probably tell il he was asked telling him at
the same time Of the interview. The facts
were communicated to the hus band. who was
in the house. The husband and brother,
AIMED with a eowhide, waited upon the gem
tleman. One held him and the other dressed
him down to his hearts content. They then
led him to the door and elected him by
process very summary, but which is not con-
sidered very honorable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09

A man claiming to be descended from a
white father and mother of mixed blood,
offered his vote in New York State in the
October and November elections Of 1864, aud
it was refused. Thereupon be brought suit,
and Jury has recently returned verdict for
the plaintiff, assessing the damages at one
hundred dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09
PURE OLD HOLLAND

There old people and otherl who little good
old Holland Gn occasionally. To all such would
the celebrated Dunsters London Dock Gin Sold by grooss
q nd druggists almost everywhere.
RICHARDS, No. % Washington ST. Boston, whOesA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09
/ NEW CANDIDATE
For public favor Is fond In
IRVINGlA CEDAR PLAATER.

srRoso ApHnttvE sALxn
For dressing aud healing all kinds Of Cuts and Wounds
never falling rsmsdy Tor pain In the back, chest side
and limbs. BRUISES bois cracked hsads. agus In the
face oorns oosl rhsu natc pains, 60. &C. Out. sad
wounds on horsss and cattle. where this plaster 10 Ap
piled pain cannot exst. -
Sold by merchants generally. l.. l.. DUIohEh
sON, Proprietors DemAs, Barnes Co, New rorh.
John Y. Henry 4 Co. Waterbury, VT -solesais
agents. ofs~
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lDACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S
THROUGH LINZ
TO CALIFOR

10 GA LII EN) IL ~ A.
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS,
And CARRYING the u. 5 Mail,
Leave Pier No. AZ North River, foot Of Canal Street.
ct u clock noon the LIST, llth and 2st OF every
month Except wnsn those dates fall on sunday and
then the preceding Saturday,. for Aspinwa con-
aecting, via Panama Railway, with OF the Com
pAny's Steamships from Panama for San Francisco,
0uehing at Acapulco.
l.t-HENRY CHAUNCEY, sptAin Gray, connecting
with COLO RADO, Capt. Watkins.
l0th-ATLANTIC, Capt. maury, connecting with
SACRAMENTO Capt. Caverly.
2lst-NBW YORK, Capt Horner, connecting with
CONSTITUTION Capt FArnsworth.
Departures Of lst AUD 2lst connect a. Panama with
steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS Those Of
tst touch at MANI ANlLL)
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin, $500
Second 200
Steefage, 100
discount OF quarter from steamers rates allowed
70 second cabin aud sseerage passengers with families
Also an allowance One Quarter through to
eeTgYmen aud their families and school teachers sol
dicrs h3vif 3 honorsb bic disshNRea, half fare.
ooe funded Pou. DIS Baggage all wed each adult.
Baggage masters accom- pAny baggage through, and at
tend TO ladies and h.dren without male protectors.
Baggage received the dock the dag before sailing
to send down early. An experienced surgeon On board
Me iicne and attendance fee.
steamer will be placed on ne line January LIST, 1865
TO run from New Orleans 70 Aspinw WALL via Havana
For PASSAGE Tickets or further affirmation apply at
the Companys Ticket office, the Wharf, foot Of Canal
Street, Norm River Nes YoLk
Agents for Nav EndAnd
G. BARTLETT co,
De,l9:3mos l6 cad street Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09

Has nature antdote for acquired diseases All who
believe they ought be cured The PLANTATION B
prepared by Dr. Drake Of New York. have doubt bene
fitted and persons Of
Stomach Loss Of appee Sinking weAknesa General Debit
y and Mental Dependency thAn other article In exist
eno They composed Of The roots and herbs
fully prepared, 70 be taken tonic and gentle stmuAnL
They adapted condition off, aud
sveiy popular With mothers and persons Of sedsnsry hAb
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09

took place at a New York hotel the other
day. A gentleman was engaged in business
conversation with some friends. He took off
his overcoat, laid it on the back Of his chair.
and sat down upon it. While engaged in
earnest discussion, stranger approached him,
touched him on the shoulder, and said,
would thank for my coat. sir" The gentle
man continuing his conversation, instinctively
arose; the thief removed the coat and cooly
walked out OF the room with it. Nor did
the gentleman suspect the theft till some time
aherward. Neither the coat nor the thief
have been seen since.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09
LrrEi LIFEi LIFEi

DROPS DROPS DROPS
ASrRrcAs IIRK DROPS will cure Diptheria, Coughs,
bronchitis, sore Throat, Asthma, rheumatism. Neu'
ralgia, Ague In the Face, Headache, Toothache,
bruises, Sprains, chilblains, Group, Colds,
Fever and AEue and Cholera In a single day
Sold by oil Druggists, with full directions for
ORRIN SKINNER co, Props, Springfield, Mas.
q. @. GOODWIN CO., Agents, Boston, Mass.
96l46
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THE MASON AND HAMLIN CABI-
NET ORGANS

Forty different styles adapted % sacred AMI secular music
for $50 $500 each. FIFTY ONE COLO or SILVER NED
AIS other premiums, awarded them. Illustrated
cssioEues sentfee. Address MASON HAMLtN Boston, or
MASON BROTHERS, New York. 7s:9i
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WATCHEs AND JEwELRY
2 FIVE CHANCES F0RrSl.

JRwELRY AT Low PRICES
100 600 Watches, Chains, Lo ikets Rings. Biaoeets
sets Of jewery. gold pens, 80 We
To be disposed Of at dollar each without regard to
value not be paid for uail you know what you are to
receive
100 Cola hunting ease watches. saah $50 ~ 10
$40 Silver Watches each ~ TO -
10 900 Gold Pens and Silver Case, each g. 10
10 900 sets Ladies' Jswelry (Assorted) each TO 20
large assortment otjewsry Of every description
for ladies' and gems yaryng In value from % TO
Ra5 each Ihs method OF disposing Of these goods ~
one dol AZ each u as follows
Certificates naming article AZ s price are placed
In sealed enyslopss and well mixed Of which will Be
sent by all TO any Addfeas Teospt OF preo one
certificate rs eents Five for 81 Their are no biaaks
You must get the value Of your money Circulars With
particulars free. Address A: HAhpEh 90
40 Broadway, N Y. Box 62l9P D. New York.
B0Q5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-09

The Mobile Advertiser reports the trial in
the police court Of "pompous darkey," who
was fined $50 for 3" ferociously cursing a
white gentleman.
The question naturally arises. how much
would the white gentleman" have been fined
had he done the " lerocious cursingi"
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A MEXICAN AND FoREIoN PAT
IA RNrs
n H. ID ID Y.

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of the u. s. Patent Office, Washington,
under the act q 1887,
No 70 State Street Opposite kilby street, Boston
After an txttn1ifo practice Of towards z twenty
years continues to secure patents in the United States
also in Great Britain France ADD other countries Ca
Yeats s. eoiacauons B1nds, Assignments and all pa
pers drawings fpr patents executed reason Ab
erms, with dis ateh Researches nia de INTO American
and Foreign works. % determine the validity and utility
II Patents Of lnvunuons aud legal and other advice
fend.Ied w all matters touching the Copies n
the claims Of any patent furnished by renting dol
Assignment recorded IN Washington
No Agency 60 the UNITED States possess superior fAci.
lies Tor obtaining patents ascetsning the paienabl.
~ Of inventions
During eight months the subscriber in the course Of
Mis- large practice. made soe rejected applications
sixteen appeals every Of which decided in his
favor by the Commissioner Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS
regard Mr.. EDDY one II the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official in
tercourse. CHAS MASON"
Commissioner Of Patents.
have hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ more competent and trustworthy,
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
10 for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
" Mr. r II. Eddy has made for me thirteen apploa.
tons in all but Of which have been granted
and that is the one pending Such unmistakahls
oof Of great talent add ability his part leads
recommend all inventors 20 Aprly TO him 10 procure
their patents as they may be Of having ;hs
faithf attention bestowed their and fefy
reasonable charges GOAL JOHN rAGHAKf
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CATARRH,

And also Headache Eyes, when caused By
COLD IN THE HEAD
Can he positively cured BY using
DR.. MARSH NLL'S CArARRH SNUFF.
Il and purges obsruoons, strengthens the gland
AMI gives healthy action the parts affected. recon-
mendea by many Of the best physicians, with
great success and satisfaetion everywhere.
Sold ~ all Druggists. ql:s9s
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NJ W FGRM.-The business Of the late
v fem Of Wood BiKbI 4 Co., will be continued by
the undersigned uuder the name and firm Of BlXBY \
60 aud a full STOCK Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints aud
OILS Perumety, Fancy Goods, Sc, will be kept con-
stan'ly on hand
thankful for past fayors, aud latent upon deserving
pat onAge in the future Of the patronage so lib
orally 6estowed upon in the past earnestly hoped for
in the future. FREEMAN BIXBY.
Montpelier. Jan "a. 1896 dss:9i:96
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AGENTS WANTED


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1Harkrts.


tBy Telegraph HaitoR'i Joarnsi)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT oAhBRID AND BRIGHroN
For the week ending Wednesday, Feb I, leo6
AMOUNT or Az MAKkEr:
cattle shvsp shotes Fat Hogs Calves.
This week 1917 7j9 OO
ha,t wesk p, 6lA %
One year ago, 1871 1895 lo0
PRICES
brEF CArTLx Extra IA. and heavy premium Oman no
44Vo st quality Sl1O SsO0 and quality SII76 26
~ quality 5000 Ell % lba, weight Of hide
taoN and dressed beef few choicest pairs
SO; Bulls, kc., 90 90 5000.
value as beef handy steers ss5 1850 ~
MICH Cows, TAR quality $50 sl6 extra good 500
S8b go "@''
stosss-Yssrling 800 500 soo three
sheep and lambs, I, 30 cts. per ~
on i've weights or 50 O0R ~ 90 per head.
cltea.--W hulesalr a A
VI GOO. Fat Hogs, o. per
9pfnH rugs, Wholesale, o. a per
veal Calves 500 sOO per head.
Aait-bkins, 2hc per ID.
hAnow--e loo per ID.
l' with wool on $40 s22b each Country iets o.
hhhAku.At Cambridge the yards agtin we'll nsd by
osts and one hundred and thirty Tour which
wy No.hsrn roads and perhaps four hundred
besides hers four hundred
cattle a, Cambridge, Of which we'll
non hsne aud some eight hundred Brighton besides
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II ENRY HELMS, MANUFACTURES
HI or BiLLAkD TABLEs,
~ith Patent Oon bnsion Cushions Patent Pocksts and
all the Latest improvements ANY quss ion By mall
HENRY HsIMs. sso Washington st.,
between Dover aud Chapman ST., boston. e2l7
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BRANDRETH PILLS. COSTIVENE
nTARRHEA

They taken The ab,orbsn snd carried into the
circulation through which medium they ever
part Of he body.
the pain Affects the joints, single dose produces remarka
bic benefit And the rule applies costvens dahea
and dysensry though With the named may
CURED night and morning Tor before decided relief
obtained In affections Of the lungs, throat be- I'D aud psu
The relief certain the exorctory organs with
ease tue phegm, aui the breathing spssodc
asthma Il often cured By single dose. s5.sdaw
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A RrEHAs RIoHARDsONs EsTArR-Tho ,.e.e,,,..-.-
sNng nesn apo ted hy the Honorable Probate coart
liatrict Of
examlne aud adjust all claims demands of ali per.ss
aganst the estate 81 ARENAS Hchardon
ustriclf deceaaed
s months from the oh day of JannAry being siio.s ~
SAID Court 20 the creditors dergased, 10 erhh -
y2'e es spyosye claims before Give notice. that We
a.na 20 he duties Of appointment the Avelnr
nous o seWeG Copp, IN Worcester said Diact 90 the
IN day o. April DAY q June mart Al ia $780, IL ~
forenoon on each Of said days
e G. eS2HdPsssoS, Commissioners.