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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

SIAIE OF EhmONi, Dl0I hlCI
~ of Fairhaven, ss. The Probate Court for
the District of Fairhaven.
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Ruth Ranney, late of Fairhaven, in said dis
trict deceased, testate. Greeting.
BY the authority of the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before the said
Probate Court, at the Probate Office in Castleton
in said district on the Sd Monday of July A.
ID. 1866, to show cause, IL any you have, why
q certain instrument in writing, filed in said
Court, and purporting to be the last will and
testament of said deceased should not be proved
and allowed.
Dated at Castleton, in said district, this 18th
day of June, A. ID. 1866.
26-w9w N A. SUMNER, Register.
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DR. BUTTON has removed to the
~ late residence of Benz. F. French, on
Grove Street.
Office over the store of Landon, Bates & Glib,
on Merchants Row
DR.. buttons practice is Eclectic, and MS
remedies mostly botanic, He never prescribes
mercury or anthony in any form for the human
stomach.
lie has marked success in treating cases of
CHRONIC DIFFICULTY, DYSPEPSIA, and all dis
cases of the LUNGS, HEART and BLOOD.
Office hours from 81 to IL NJ, and from X to
5 P. NJ.
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DERFECTION
Is rarely attained, yet
A.B.W BULLARD'S IMPROVED OIL SOAP.

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upon which the dust can collect, as is the case
with all the preparations heretofore sold for
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entirely free from the disagreeable Odor of Ben
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Counterfeits of this preparation are extant,
therefore be sure and take none but that which
has the autograph of A. B. W Billiard on the Ia
bel. Manufactured by the proprietors,
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Worcester, Mass
Geo. c. Goodwin g. Co., Boston, Mass, Gen
eral Agents. For sale by all Druggists.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SAFE.

Will be sold at public auction at the late
dwelling-house of Amanda p Needham OF
sisting of 10 cows, two year old heifers 2
shoats, yoke of steers four year old mare,
farming tools, dairy tools sugar tools, SC. &c.
Sale to commence on Monday, July p 1866, at
10 O'Clock a. N.
L. c. NEEDHAM, Administrator.
Shrewsbury, June %, 1866 26w1w*
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WEAVERS WANTED.

A few good Cotton Viewers, to commence
work immediately in the Monadnock Mills, az
Claremont, n. H., where good pay will be given
And also few girls will find an opportunity IN
learn to weave if application is made ir,medi,
ately. D. W, JOHNc,0iWs5l i'u'-
roa,.,,4 Agent.
Val ohAoH'' ~ H. NOV, l5l 1865. d&wtf
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EARM FOR SALr,1

ro Inc subscriber 81, own the farm known as the
tween RUTLAND ar Iiy,Hg on tne man road pa
9 0y WIN: v PERI inns, containing sxty-iv acres.
b Ti sF.ld farm is a good farmhouse and two
ms. The same will be sold cheap
ISAAC McDANIELS.
Rutland, June %. 1866. 26-W3w*
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial Dispatch TO the Rutland Herald
From Montpelier.


MONTPELIER, June 90.
The Republican Convention assembled
at Village Hall at II o'clock A. NJ. The
attendance was not large, there being
nothing on the programme to call out
great numbers. Every county, however,
was represented, more or less, and the
proceedings were quiet and harmonious.
The Convention was called TO order by
Hon. Burnham Martin, Of Chelsea, of the
committee, who nominated Hon. L. B.
Euglesby of Burlington, for temporary
Chairman Wilbur p. Davis, of st. Al
bans and J. II, Flagg, of Bennington,
were appointed temporary Secretaries.
The temporary organization was made
the permanent organization of the Con-
vention, with Gen. Geo. j. Stannard,
Hon. VIM. Clapp, and Col. c. II. Joyce
as vice-Presidents.
letter from Hon. John B. Page to
the Chairman OF the State Committee,
declining re. nomination as State Treas
urer, was read by the Secretary.
Gov. Dillingham; and Lieut,,Gov
Gardner were renominated by acclama-
ton.
A committee of one from each county was
appointed by the Chair to report resolu-
tions for the consideration of the Con-
vention. The following gentlemen com
posed the Committee: Daniel Roberts,
John w. Stewart n. B. Hall, Charles S.
Dana, E. J. Hartshon, w. c. Smith,
Henry C. Adams, R G. Benton, Burn
ham Martin, W. W. Grout, Pitt W. Hyde,
C. W. willard, J. n. Swain, D. C. DENIM
son.
The Convention then resolved itself
into County Conventions for the pur-
pose of appointing a nominating com
mittce to nominate 4 candidate for State
Treasurer, aud State Committee for the
year ensuing.
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AFTERNOON.

The nominating committee, by Hon.
John B. Page, Chairman, reported the
name Of John A. Page, of Montpelier,
for State Treasurer, and for State Com
mittee the same gentlemen who con-
stituted the committee last year.
The nominations were unanimously
adopted by the Convention.
The vote for State Treasurer in the
Committee stood For John A. Page, 30 ;
for Eliakim johnson, 20; for S. NJ.
Waite, 5.
Hon. Daniel Roberts, for the commit
tee on resolutions, reported a series of
excellent ones, which We're unanimously
adopted.
The following resolution was intro
duced by Mr.. Benedict, of Burlington,
and after considerable discussion was
adopted
ReSolred, That the State Committee are
hereby instructed to call future State
Conventions as DELEGATE Conventions,
on such basis as they may determine.
The Convention then adjourned.
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9. XVI. Baltimore 9enfag Den % Nngnf 1866.

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Sfi)ul0 lllt0 Anlfbulo.
Noman oUm Trau We. g. Gd,mese.
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(ScrtleBun1.)
vWber, 8rOfel1or, SS,ioa bat einmal Sbren
SObne susefast, uno Sic, als i9r gerwanoter,
/ lino wobl Der 9eeisnetite Mann lie gum Mcrt.
balter auf5ufCroen. ST es tpobl oentbar baf
iie elm Slid finben tpirb. na6bem fie pas@lId
ihres Sugenofreunoes serit6rt bat?"
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Sic"
o@ie meinen sic bas?"
v9ab Sie wie i'd einen. bpben 8esrff ppm
8arOH Ganis bqbett."
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2a6en Sic uu8 bebbalb tein Wort mebr iiber
Die Sode perlieren. Sase'S 01iht gebietet
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Qeute su bef6roern bic eiaauber lieben."
vSie perlan9en bas uneereime
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fin, penn Sic Ganig Iiebten uno miibten baB
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liebfer @unl6 bic gsreinisung bieler beioen
bef6rbern gu t6nnen.
u0lauben Sic bas?"
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lesteren. :"
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gDdbreno Die grGfn une ber NrOfeIIcr li6
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-17
BRcOKlYH LAW COURTS.
Supreme Court General Term.
Before Judges Lott Barnard and Gilbert


The caisens Gas Lou Company %. The Board Of A.
sectors efhe City@ Bvoohlyn-The Citizens Gas Light
Company whose works located in South Brooklyn.
and who light that section Of the city, claim that they
have been oveaxcd and had the matter brought up
ceftoran to compel the Assessors 70 review their
action in the assessment Of upon that corporation
The company were assessed 81 900 their capital
stock being deducted the assessed value Of
their estate The remainder s236 assessed
personal property, according to tho statute IL
claimed by the company that nstead OF deducting the
value Of the real estate the should
deduct the entire amour, stated BY them to have been
cluded the cost Of their pipes under the streets
Mr. @. Schumacher, the Corporation Counsel, showed
OF any on $685. is2 The matter has not yet been
decided.
the BRooKLYS HEIGHTS PARKS
Some Of the property owners the Brooklyn Heights
in high state OF excitement over the prospect Of
having their nnc positions turned into parks and being
awarded only cents each for their interest the pre-
misses This amount Il appears 10 all the commission.
think they entitled TO-
Mess. Merritt Camp Beach Carter and other. have I'VE
order OF the court at the Special Term confirming the
same.
Il argued the part OF the property that
the question: though laid down upon the map,
had never bscome public highways, and from their
s ace ous 10 we're nc' .os
individuals had been cut OF by the long continued occu
patton Of the Same by the present owners; and they
II was shown on the part Of the Commissioners thai In
1900 the tract OF land running from Clark street 10
Fulton and from between Henry aud Hicks streets TO
tho river was owned BY Jacob and John Hicks; that
they had tho Same laid out lots and filed map show
ing how the streets would Deeds made In 1888
under which the parties hold title showing that they
all made consideration OF the or one dollar
only, and by which II was stipulated that the interest
was conveyed the streets "as open streets and a.
described a. such by said parties Of the rs part
maps and deedsr II insisted that no erection or
encumbrance upon the streets egased By lapse OF
time and that the parties who had seized them and
erected buildings thereon had been guilty o. INSIDE
meancr by obsructing apublc highway. and they were
properly Of othera Aidsvits Of civil engineers we're
produced TO show that 10 not feasible 70 grade the
streets through Furman street as horoughfafcs with
out great injury 10 the adjoining property on Columbia
street and vicinity. II vas better therefore for the
rather than 10 have the streets cut through
The Court t0ot Nc rspeD. sd 'hs decsos vas
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