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hold it in state ef allegiance till the
people can consider and understand
what is being done. Then, what has
been done? have done what L be-
lleved the Constitution required me
to do. Applause. I have done
what l believed duty and conscience
required ne to dc. [Cheers. So
believing, I intend to stick to nv
position, relying on the Judgment.
the integrity anu the intelligence of
the masses of the American people
the soldiers and sailors EXPRESSLY
[Cheers.
Then, for my life, cannot see
where there is any tyranny. It is
very easy to impugn motives and
suspect the purity Of the best acts Of
mans life. II You come forward
and propose a certain thing, your
motives are suspected and con-
demned; and if you withhold your
opinion, you are regarded rs being
opposed to the matter. SO that it is
very hard to move one way or the
other, so far as certain persons are
concerned, in all questions pertaining
to the interest of the grea. masses of
the American people, for in them is
my hope and the salvation of the
country.
I am with you, citizens, soldiers
and sailors. Who has sacrificed or
lmperilled more than the humble in
dividual who addresses you? Has
not my all been put upon it? NV
life, my property-everything sacred
and dear to man--have been staked
upon 1t, and can now be suspected
Of faltering at the close of this third
ordeal of the nation?
Who is he, in public or private life,
who has sacrificed more, or who has
devoted more Of his time and ener-
gies to the accomplishment of the
great end than L? And I have done
1t from the promptings of my own
heart and conscience. I believe
was right, and with your help and
Your countcnance and your encou-
rasement, I shall go through on that
line. Cheers and laughter.
And when I come to talk about
sailors and soldiers; about this to be
done and that to be done, all I want
Is for you to wait and see, so far as
! the future is concerned Wait and
see If do not stand by you, although
every other may falter and fail.
lCheers. I want to see measures of
policy brought forward that will ad-
vance the interest of the people of
that portion of the people who have
constituted the gallant and brave
men who, in both branches of the
service, have upheld the national flag
and sustained the country in the re-
cent struggle.
thank you, gentlemen, for the
announcement. [ thank YOU for
Your countenance on this occasion.
1t cheers me on and gives me strength
to perform the work before me. If
/ we are true t. ourselves-ii we are
! true to the Constitution, the day is
not far distant when this sGovernment
! will be restored Let us enlarge the
area of our commerce and trade. Let
us not only inspire confidence at
home, but respect abroad, by letting
the nation resume its career of pros
perity and greatness.
AS the President closed his speech,
he was loudly and continuously
cheered The band performed some
more patriotic airs, and the immense
crowd dispersed.
T. ~
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Bteached Shirtings, Ginghanas, Prints, Per-
fume'1ess, Mems Bro9ans, Women:
Shoes, DC.
By L. T. LEVIN.
TOMORROW "Wednesday MORNING.
18th inst, at II o'clock, will sell, on the
corner of Lady and Richardson streets,
opposite Janney's Hotel,
The following articles:
100 pieces Bleached Shirtings, Of follow
ing brands: ''Saracen," Berwick, i" "C!od-
me-" reynolds" and 'Allison."
100 doz. Extra Madras Haudkcrchiefs.
25 pieces Silk Handkerchiefs.
20 Ginghams.
20 '' Paris DeLaines
40 superior Prints.
10 Irish Linen.
20 dog. Linen Doyles.
10 gross ass'd Perfumeriss and Soaps.
420 pairs Mems and Women's Shoes, Of
various qualities and styles.
The above goods are worthy the atten-
ton Of dealers, and the sale win be posi-.
tive Conditions cash. April "a 2
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A despatch from San Francisco,
dated the 18th, says the New Alama-
den Quicksilver Company has on
hand $4,000 TASKS of quicksilver,
enough to supply the world for ninety
DAYS.
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The London Common Council, by
q vote of sixty-three to thirty y-six, has
resolved to petition Parliament to
pass the bill permitting marriage with
a deceased wife's sister.
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MARRIED.

In Charleston, at Grace Church, by the
Rev. DR.. Harold, General Il. z. TODD to
Miss MARY G.. FARLEY, al Of Laurens
q. H., s. c..
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MoHile Market.

MoD1LE, April 2l.--Salcs of cotton. to-
day, 800 bales: middlings, SS@134.
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Sales.
By Durbec & Walter.

WE will sell, at our mart, THIS DAY, at
10 o'clock,
A lot of FURNITURE, consisting Of:
Cane-seat Chairs, Sideboards, Presses,
Mattresses, Trunks, Washstands, Tables,
&c. Alse, 100 lbs. Wool, lot Sea Island
Cotton, pieces Osnaburgs, Red and White
Flannel, Ticking, Plains, Tweeds, Sa;inets.
Suspenders, Neck-Ties, Paper Collars,
punches Yarn, &c. Also. Plates, Dishes,
Lamps, Tubs, Buckets, Kegs, Demijohns,
Jugs, Tea, Cinnamon, Starch, &C.
April "a
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q. G. Clay on his way Home.
FoRrREss MONROE, April N.--C. c. Clay
passed through here to-day, OH his way to
his home i'll Alabama.
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Rates of Commission for Forwarding
as Charged by C.. N. AVERILL &
SON, Charleston, S. c., Nav l. 1883.


Bars Iron and Steel. ............ cent.
Potware and Castings. .. ="
Grain of all kinds, per bushel . 3 cents.
Coil Rope, small 2 cents.
Kegs White Lead and Paint. ..S 8 ("
Bags Guano. ................
Kegs Nails. ............ <"
Boxes Soap, Candles and such like
small packages .........5 ="
Boxes Of Axes and small pack
ages Of Hardware. .......... =. 5 1"
Kegs and kits Fish 5 4"
Bundles Pals and Wooden-ware. 5 "
Bags Coffee. ...........5
Barrels Flour. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Barrels Sugar, Molasses and Fish.10 "
Boxes and bales Merchandise. 10 {"
Bales Cotton. ................. .l2f "
Hogsheads Bacon, casks and
Crates and hogsheads Crockery. 20 Z"
Wagons and Buggies .25 g
Boilers and suoh heavy Machinery. So 90
April "a su4
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" Tele graph.

tFhe high winds which prevailed on yes
terylay and last night having disabled the
telegraph line, We are unable to give de-
,spatches OF a later date than the 21st.]4
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COWS FOR SALE.
G. NJ. Averiu & Son,
Gen'l Auction, Commission
AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

No. 20 HAyNE STREET, CHARLESTON. 8. O.
ORDERS solicited for the purchase OF
" FLOUR, CORN and MERCHANDIZE
at very moderate commissions.
c. n. AVERILL. j. H. AvERILL.
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BRICKS WANTED.

N to dispose Of, can hear Of purchaser
ON Application at this office. April 81
STRAWBERRIES And CREAM !
STRAWBERRY, LEMON, VANILLA and
- PINE APPLE ICE CREAM, THIS
DAY, at MCKENZIES Ice Cream Garden,
Plain street. April "a /
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out and saw that the people down
there had no mails. They had been
interrupted and cut off by the opera
tions of the rebellion. We said to
the POstmaster-G LET the
people have facilities for mail COM
munication, and let them begin again
to understand what we all feel and
think-that we are one people" We
looked out again and saw that there
was a blockade; that the custom
houses were all closed. We said:
Open the doors of the custom house
and remove the blockade. Let trade,
commerce and the pursuits Of peace
be restored;" and it was done. We
thus travelled on, step by step, open
ing up custom houses, appointing
collectors, establishing mail facilities,
and restoring all the relations that
have been interrupted by the rebel
lion. Was there anything undertaken
to be done here that was not author
lied by the Constitution, that was not
justified by the great necessities of
the case, that has not been clearly
concurrent with the Constitution and
the genius and theory of our Govern
ment? lCheers. What RENAME d
to be done? One other thing re-
NAMED to demonstrate to the civil
lied and Pagan world that we had
passed successfully through the third
ordeal of our national existence, and
proved that our Government was
perpetual.
\ great principle was to be restored
which was established in our revola-
tlon: When our fathers were con-
tending against the power of Great
britain, what was one of the princi-
pal causes Of their complaint? 1t was
that they were denied representation.
They complained of taxation without
representation, Cheers. One OF
the great principles laid down by our
fathers, and which fred their hearts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-05-11

GAs-SUFFoc ATIoN.-A Massachusetts
man with his wife and son, took a room, at
the Franklin house in Rutland on Friday
night last, and going to bed, blec ont instead
of turning off the gas. The boy awoke IN
the night nearly suflocated, and reused his
father who could not stir, and his mother
who fell nsensible on the floor. Fortunate
door and window open and all survived the
riuht. though the man and woman were UNI
der the doctors care the next day. Such ig-
norance in these days, is surprising.
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DERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

The great public benefacton, happy to learn is
still fulfilling its mission of relief and alternating many
the thousand ills that flesh is heir Its domain is the
WIDE wide world, and wherever Yankee has set his foot
may be found doing its work Its virtues have been
thoroughly tested that needs lengthy recommendation
to enttle to the public confidence 1t is emphaticay
household remedy and kept hand and used occasion
may require will much suffering besides very sensiby
diminishing the expenses for medical attendance-Pr0Ui
dence, r. T. WeGkiy Times.
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valued Family PH beyond that of any other in
test them will only prove this but the eater error
Gripping which has heretofore been called Character
The ECLECTIC PILLS never require tro, and seldom
the DOSE the bowels without the slightest
griping point of the greatest Importance particularly in
Chronic Conssi pm lion for which take a Single PW
every every other night. They never produce debility
and cure Indgestion Dyspepsia, Had 1che, Liver and
Kidney Complaints, Piles, Worms, Loss Of or InPuri-
ties Of the Blood, Loss Of appetite, and all Derdnge
1nents of BoiOeks and Stomach.
Ut Sold by all Wholesale and Retail dealers In Medicine
JOHN h. HUNNEWELL Proprietor,
Practical Chemist. Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass
Physicians, or Dealers supplied In Bulk Formula and
full Testimonial this Great Aioine Development sent
demand--26
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To Cou.ump,ivc.. The a;vertlser, having been

To Consumptivcs. The advertiser, having been re-
stored to health in few weeks by simple remedy,
after having suffered for several years with lung a
lection, and that dread disease anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the prescription
used Gree Of charged with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will find CURE for Com
SUMPTION 1sthmd Bronchitis, COughs, Colds, and al
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object Of the adver
tse in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
aud spread information which he cOnceves 10 be nvauabe
nd he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, it will
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE by return mail
Will please address REV. EDWARD WILSON,
ly52 Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York
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G. o R E $
BAY STATE MOWER /.

This Mower, manufactured by the subscbers at Bratte-
boro VT, 70 made by them both as onehorse and two
horse machine and It's operation equally perec, In either
capacity.
This Mower the result Of long experience derived from
varied and accurate experiments extending through several
years In variety and condition Of grass and grassland
1t has been subjected to the thorough practical by
those wlro have purchased II, among whom are many Of tho
best farmers o the country and It's operations has inyaria-
bly, been pronounced 10 be in every way satisfactory.
Among the many advantages which Mower possesses,
the following may be nemed-
I. II Is free from side draft
2. Iihas weight The tongue horses necs,
than wagon pole.
8. 1t has the highest attanabie draft.
T. It two large wheets, three feet high, which
8. 1t has an adjustable cuierbar and accommodates
itself to any uneven surface Of the ground.
o. Either end Of the cutterbar he raised separately
Mt will or both ends togeherhch can not b dome on any
other Mower without the use Of Cores Lever Patent
The driver can see every box bolt and all The gearing
when the Machine is in motion.
The cutter-bar be folded up in half minute the
machine being thus made as portable or
wagon, without removing the connecting knife track
clearer.
o. The cuIter.bar can raised or lowcred az will by
Of an adjustable Wheel to leave any length Of
subble desired.
10 The combinations Of the nacnnery are 50 exactly
adapted to produce the desired resun the cutting Of grass
and the various parts perfectly fitted each oter
that the machine works with entire acy Is easily kept
IN ORDER and not liable to get out Of repair.
H. The Mower he thrown in and out Of gear Instant
ly, with the greatest ease; Il Is simple and perfect in
is constructions and combines igh,Dess with adequate
strength In higher degree than any other Mower in use
We have received many testimonials from persons who
have put Mowers to thorough practical expressing
favorable views u the working qualities of machines.
We invite a thorough examination Of our Mowers by the
Farmers and all persons who in any way interested in
Moving Machines feeling conHlent that all who examine
will approve them.
GORE & WHITNEY,
Manufacturers, Brattleboro, VIC,
II. ATHERTON, Agent.
April 80, 1859, 2m17
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Waton's journal says We put The numb of WIS.,
itors to Vermont the coming summer--if they can
find room and money to pay far it-at one hundred
thousand and consider 1t II low estimate. Finish up
the new hotels, and cleanse and furnish the old
All will probably be wanted Cleanliness, plenty Of
room and air and good food will command premi-
um. Investments in soap, whitewash, paint, paper
hangngs and furniture will pay well.
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Errors of Youth. A Gentleman who suffered for
years Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful ndscreon WILL for the suffering humane
ty send free who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he cured Suffer-
wishing profit by the advertisers experience can do
by addressing JOHN Is. OGDEN,
ly52 No. 10 Chambers st., New York
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OTITINE.

This excellent Remedy is an infallible cure for
DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES from the EAR and NOISES In
the HEAD.
This wonderful VEGETABLE EXTRACT has
been the means Of restoring thousands to their hear
ing, who, after trying everything and everybody,
had given up hoping ever to hear again.
1t operates like charm upon offensive discharg-
cs from the EAR, no matter what may have caused
1t, or how long standing.
Noises in the head disappear under its influence
as IL by magic. Price $500 bottle. For sale by
all druggists, vt wholesale by G. @. Goodwin Co,
No. SO Hanover ST., Boston. eow5
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Strange, but True. Every young lady and gentle
man in the United States hear something very much to
their advantage by mail Gree " charged by address
ing the undersigned. Those having fears Of being hum
bugged will oige by not noticing this card All others
will please address their obedcnt servant,
TlIOS +. CHAPMAN, S3l Broadway, New YORK
Iyb2
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xyo Mt JfsE ANY OTHER

The last and best the right article finally; everybody
kes purely vegetables restores grey hair weeks
money refunded. 1t will do It every time. Three appl
cations Will all humors u the scalp, Ask for WEB
STEERS VEGETABLE HAIR lNNlGOkATOR, aud don
take any other.
FoR SALE ny ALL DRUGGisTs. 6ml
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Sir William b being at parish meet

Sir William b being at parish meet
ing, made some proposals. which were OBJ
iccted to by a farmer. Highly enraged,
"Sir," says he to the farmer, do you
know. sir, that have been at the two uni
versities, and at two colleges in each univer-
sity 2"
"Well, sir" said the farmer, "what ofthatp
/ had calf that sucked two cows, and the
observation I made was, the more he suck
cd the greater calf he grow"
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valid. Published for the benefit and as CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay Of Manhood &C. supplying at the same
time THIS MEANS SELL. CURE. BY one who has cured
himself after undergoing considerable quackey ny en-
closing postpaid addressed envelope, single copic free Of
charge, may he had of the author. NATHANIEL MAY
FAIR, Esq Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y. Iva
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PEST :X9ITSI3

scalp delightfully."- pcriumed badness and will not
the skinj perfect Restorer and Dressing Combined
No other preparation for the hair contains Pestacho Nut
Oil. Sold by all Druggists. @. G. GOODWIN CO.,
RUST BROS. BIRD, REED, CUTLER CO., Agents.
oRRIN SKINNER CO., Sole Proprietors,
ppringleld, Mass.
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DIR. Madison, Of Providence treats exclusively al
special diseases aud accidents resulting from mprudence in
both giving them his Wh0e attention. Persons ut
distance aud ladies especially having any trouble OF the
kind should be and consult hm See advertisement Of
his Sure Remedies for Special Diseases in this paper.
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"Buy Me and III do You Good"
DIR. I A N G L e Us
Root and Herb 8ittors

A STANDARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the possibility Of
doubt the best remedy known for the following and all kin
dred Decentralization, COstireneSs Liuer Com
plant Piles Headache, Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Dizzi
ness, Scrofud, Salt Rheum, Languor, Laziness Debit
fy, Jdundice. Fidtuency, Humors, Foul Stomach, &C.
by the timely Of this medicine the blood is puahed-
The appetite restored The system strengthened The
liver invgorated. The breath is sweetened The
plexon Is beautfed And the general health Is restored
gentle laxative. An agreeable tonic. splendid APP
petizer. harmless stmuant. reviver of dropping
spirits Sold by all dealers in Medicine everywhere. 4m9
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I,,or,,r,,o Eem,Ies. Tbecelebrated DIR. d

Important Females. Thecelebrated DR. DOW
continues devote his entire time to the treatment OF all
diseases incident the female system. An experience of
twenyhree years enables him to guarantee speedy and
relief in the Of Suppression and all
other Menstrual Derdngements, from DhGteUer cause
All letters for advice must contain 81. Office, No. o. Endi-
colt street, Boston
N BBoard furnished to those who wish to remain under
treatment.
Boston, June %, 1s65.-ly26
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II 4 4 .I;Y';IG:;;

RooT's PEsrAcHISB preserves the life Of the Hair; chang
gray original color in three weeksi prevent
ing the hair from ngi is the best article for dressing the
hair found In market; will surely remove dandruG and
cure all diseases Of the
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the Subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court for the District Of Westminster Commission
to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the Estate OF $. Y. THOMPSON,
late Of Townshend in said District, deceased and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and six
months from th 10Th day Of April last, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby give
NOTICE. that will attend to the business Of said APP
pOiutment at the Inn Of II. u. COOK, in West Towns
hend in said District, the first Tuesdays Of August and
September from O'Clock until four o'clock p NJ, each
OF said days. N u. POMR0Y,
o. y. CO0MBS, Commissioners
Jonas Twitchel Admir-.
Townshend, April 81, A. d. 1856 IS
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CTATE on VERMONT. Marlboro. S.

CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, IS.
- The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons Interested in the Estate Of ABEL WEATHER.
HEAD, late Of Guiord deceased, Greetings
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account Of STEPHEN SMITH, Tx
ecutor upon said Estate, and decree distribution there
of among the persons entitled thereto at the session thereof
tn be held the Probate Office in Brattleboro In said Dis
rct the last Saturday Of May A. D. 1865, when and
where you may be heard in the premises II you
IS A. KEYES, Register.
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ITCHi ITCH ITCH
SCRATCH! SCRATCH ! SCRATCH
Wheaton's Ointment

WILL CURE THE ITCHIN 4S HOURS.
Also cures SALT RHEUM ULCERS, CEILBLAINS, and
all EBUPTI0NS OF TIE SKIN. Price so cents. For
sale by all druggists.
BY sending 90 cents to WEEKS POTTER Sole Agents,
10 Washington street. Boston, it will be forwarded by mall
free of POSTAGE to any part of the United States.
Oct. rs, lS65.-1y43
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STATE OLE VERMONT. M,nLnono. SIS

~ The Probate Court for said District;
To all whom II may concern,-Greotingi
You hereby notified that JOB LONG, Guardian Of
ELLEN LONG and THOMAS LONG minor heirs OF JOHN
Long late Of Brateboro deceased has made application in
writing this Court for license to sell the whole OF their
Real Estate being their undivided ntercsu the Real Estate
of JOHN LONG, late Of Braboro deceased on the ground
that sIh sale will he beneficial to his said Wards and that
this decide upon said application Mt the Session
thereof to he held the Probate Office, in ratteboro, in
said District the last Saturday OF May A. d. 1866 when
and where you may be heard in the premises II see
cause. is A. KEYES Register.
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20 900 Living witnesses are tesynS to
the wonderful effects Of the "MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESr0RER. 1t is perfect success the best In
marke is dye will not stain the skin; will restore
gray and faded hair to its original beauty all diseases
of the scalp dandru, the hair from falling
off, promote healthy growth, give it soft, silk like appear
ance, in youthful days and to grow on bald
heads when there is life and vitality at the roos but when
gone there No hope of Warranted
6m2 SiMONDS Il co, Fitzwilian, n. IL, Proprietors
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers being duly appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro, Commissioners
receive and adjust all claims and demands, ot
all persons In said District against the Estate Of WILLIAM
H. ROOT late IT Newane, deceased, and also all claims and
demands exhibited In offset thereto; and six months from
the 9th day Of April, 1906 being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, therefore hereby give notice TINT
will attend to the business Of said appointment at the
late residence said deceased, Wednesday June 9th,
an Wednesday October 17th next, ut O'Clock p.
each Of said days.
Newfane May 81, 1906
W. A. sTEDMAN,l
Is s. =. MILLER, commissioners.