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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-20

publican principles, and abolish the odiOus and
undemocratic distlnc on account of color.
The rebels have no right to insist on better
terms can the government in view of it's obli-
cations to all its people ask less? The North
does not thus demand blood or con6scation ; it
only asks those who have been traitors, and who
have thus forfeited all rights for themselves. to
share the restored government with all the peo-
pie of their States If this end can be secured
it is better than foes, imprisonments or execu-
tions; il is progress, large, liberal, benehcent
progress. Ii ia not destruction it Is creation.
Il is not death; it is life. 1t does not punish
the rebels it only asks them to do equal and
exact justice.
For ourselves, we should be quite willing to
take the principle of this proposition of Senator
Stewart as the basis of settlement of the vexed
question OF reconstruction. Government by the
consent of the governed, is the fundamental idea
OF our institu tons. No taxation without repre-
srntstion, the true doctrine of our republic.
We cannot long disfra nchise those who have
been in REBELLION, certainly not the large maj r
ity of them. But rightfully and con-
sistently insist while they ask suffrage and polit-
ical rights for themselves that they shall give
them to others. We can refuse to approve a
| reconstruction which is partial and one-sided,
which only reconstructs rebels and gives them
the government of the southern States, leaving
the loyal inhabitants without civil or political
rig hts. The rights of Southern rebels ar not
superior to the rights of Southern Unionists,
and we shall have no excuse if we eDfranchise
the former and dlsfranchise the latter. We can
| forgive much in him who willing to aid II
making this republic truly republican and
traitors who will join the army of progress may
there find oblivion for their crimes. But the
| traitor who refuses justice and equal rights tc
those in has power, has no claims whatsoever TO
be restored to power which he thus ostentatious-
ly and persistently abuses.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-20
The Great Worm sgemedy.

| has been said b. more than eminent phyecia an
4 hat sickness among children the result of
I'm orms Than all otheI cuses hat oTTns lmi ate
the symptoms other diseases, producing
fatal result, without beng suspected FIom This
CT much sickness, every family have efecIual
hy rio a 30 lie O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-20

Leaving actual amount TO the credit of the
Treasury there,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-20
DR. e. GOuId's PIN Worm syrup

fy dysukos, Bo-e's Hair Tint, beats every
ming for gving splendid and natural coir the Hair
'iousaches Eyebrows. One preparation. trouble,
complete and perfect. W. BOGLE,
Wigs and Hair Work 2O2 Washington ST. Boston.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23
THE TICKET,

The Union County Convection met on
Saturday last at this place and placed in
nomination the ticket We this week run
up at the head of our paper. The dele
gate elections throughout the county were
marked with spirit Of harmony and good
feeling, ard no evidence of scarcely
any difference Of option as 10 the candl-
dates who were to be placed in nomina-
ton by the Convention. This has not
been the case iu tLis county for years,
and is evidence Of the excellent spirit pre-
vailing in the party. There is a deterini-
nation to wave al. minor differences and
stand Grm aud solid for the good cause
against open enemies and secret foes
The proceedings of the Convention were
harmouious aud all the nominations were
made by acclamatiou. If ever there were
any differences in our party in Juniata,
they are forgotten now, and we Trust tor
ever, aud we assure our friends outside Of
the county that every Republican will do
his duty here next October. We are all
for Geary and the whole ticket, and will
oppose all factions and attempts at dis
tEaet;pg the party to the injury Of our
own candidates and for the benefit Of the
Locofoco ticket.
The Conveation again rresented to the
people of the district for the nomination
for Congress Col. John J. Patterson
The party in Juniata ask his nomination
as compliment due al active, Jealous
aud firm Republican, and while We do no.
wish to disparage the claims of others, we
claim that he has not his superior in the
district tor that high Office. His friends
know his worth and know that he can bt
trusted, and desire the injury the party
suffered in 1862 by his defeat, by cause:
beyond his control. shall be repaired pow
and Justice be done him Although de
feated to a great extent by treachery il
his own party, ne has never faltered II
his Efforts to sustain the party, and ever,
since be haa taken the lead in this county
u conten4ing against the Locofoco ma
iority. He has not solicited this nomiua
tion but accepts it with determination t.
- an in hi Ta7er g =pcceea, a"d viii
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23
John II. WRIGHT. ESQ.

We notice BY the Snyder coSnty, pa
pers that John II. Wright, Esq, of Mid
3leburs, has been recommended for As
sembly. We are pleased to see thas the
Republicans of Snyder, are likely to hit
upon the right man. We have toen per-
soually acquainted with Mr.. Wright since
our boyhood aud know him to be a man
Of irreproachable character and deter
mined advocate of Republican principles.
He enlisted as a private in the Union
Army in 1862 and faithfully discharged
his duty as a soldier. If the Union men
of Snyder county, nominate and elect
him, We can safely say, they will have a
Representative Of whom they may well
be proud.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

Jeff Davi. has been indicted foT Trea-
son. There are indications that he will
be soon put upon his trial, No man
doubts his gnilt. Not only was he one of
the earliest and most persistent p!otters
of the rebellion, bu. when the movement
was inaugurated he became President OF
the Contederacy aud commander-in- chief
of insurgent armies. Notwithstanding
these notorious facts the impression is al
most universal that trial will result in
his acquittal, or at least in the failure Of
the jury to agree to his condemnation.
The Richmond ktammer, in recent
editorial article, declared that while Di.
osenes carried his lantern to but little
purpose in looking so- an homes. man, he
would absolutely waste his candle in
searching for white Uuion ner in Vir'
GINA. Tl.is is not only out-spoken, but
is very 9sar the truth. Heuco, the im
probability Of obtaining a jury .na: viii
do justice upon the great criminal.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23
sN- The ex-rebel General Hays, o

sR- The ex-rebel General Hays, OF
louisiana, and }. T. Lafitte, ex rebel
agen. in Europe, have been pardoned.-
So general and marked have become the
pardons by the President of late, that 10
body will be much surprised ii a gen
eral pardon, except in a very few cases,
IS shortly p-oc!almej--and the rebels. in
all their pomp and defiance. with the
blood of our sous. fathers, brothers, &c,
still red upon their hands, will be seen
struttiEg upon our streets.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

EhcThe contract for the emotion of the
Soldiers National Monument, on the
Gettysburg battle field, has been awarded
to James G Patterson, of Hartford. Conn
for The sam of SIT 800. The main shaft
will be built of white Granite, and the
Siatuary will be made of Italian weather
Marble. The Statuary will be modelled
in Rome by the most celebrated American
artists. The time given for the compile
ton Of the work is July lst, 1868. 1t is
also understood that tie celebrated Amer
lean artist, Rogers. will model some of the
statuary. 1t is thought that this monu
ment when finished will surpcss in archi-
tectural beauty any other monument in
tho world.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23
may I'll.

EREAp. CAKES. &c-EIaving completed
- my new BAKERY on bridge srrSrt. | res
pectfuliy invite the public who have not yet
used any OF my bread 20 try IT, aT.i | feel
confident they viii he convinced that it will
be to their interest to ouy from me. IIofeIs
and hoardiag-housc. using large guantitir.
of bread, cakes, sc viii be literally dealt
with.
Particular attention will be given 10 getting
up goo cakes, and feel assured that the
quality of them are far superior to those
made ~ any other establishment All whn
may favor me with their orders may RELY on
having them promptly filed. Ball-. I'ic-nics.
Schools. &c. will he supplied on liberal ter1re
Warm Tea Cake every afternoon at Five
o'clock.
may 1G,-2t. W. II. MAXWELL.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23
{. NU IT, n
JouX 4. EAKER, Sec'y.
May Is, 'G5.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue of
~ an Order of the Orrhsn- Court of w.
niata county, the following valuable Real f.
tate will Re exposed TO sale on the premises.
on SATURDAY, June 9th. 1885, 4 tract Il
Land situate in Tus:arora township. Juniatl
county, containing 100 ACRES. adjoining
land of Jacob Drolesbaugh and others, !ay-
ing thereon erected a good FRAME HOUSE.
Cank Barr, Spring House, Smoke House and
other oui-buildings. with we'll of water at
the door. There sa good Orchard of apples.
rears. peaches. cherries. &C. About 100
acres are cleared and under good cultivation
the hstaI ce well tinlbercd. The farm i.
watered with springs. and is conveninent to
churches. schools, stores. &c. and is .ho:,t
two miles AMI half from Fast Waterford,
and one milo from McCulioch's Mills.
TERMS SO much Of the purchase money
"a may ne necessary 10 pay the expenses o:
sale to he paid on confirmation; one-third of
the balance on the lst of Arril next, snl tho
balance in one year. with interest. from lat
Of April, 1851, to he secured by Judgment
bonds.
Sal. to commence ri o'clock 2. NJ, HheE
attendance will be given by
HUGH G. HUGHES.
Trustee Of B..rgsz H..15.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

4 UCTtGN NOTICE.-Thc undersigned
L 4 would respectfully inform merchants and
all other persons, that he has opened an Auc
fiOn Room on Main Street, Mitfiintown, Pa,
where he will receive on consignment all
kinds Of goods, and sell themat Public Auction
On reasonable per centagc. Merchants and
others having goods they wish to dispose of
would do well to transfer them to the auction
room. Sale every Saturday evening.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-The un-
1 L dersigncd offers at private sale a lot OF
Ground situate in Milford township, Juuista
county, Pa. about eight miles from Patterson,
in cking Creek Valley, containing two acres.
having thereon erected good Double House,
Barn, and Spring House. The ground is in a
good state of cultivation, and is well watered.
Any person desiring any information in re-
gard to the property can blain it by calling
at Mr.. Snyder's Hotel in Patterson.
may 1851 : JOHN WHISTLER.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

NEW SHOE SToRE-Thc undersigned
~ has removed his Boot na1 Shoe Store Il,
the room formerly occupied ny Mrs. Aaria',
Recs. on Bridge street. Patterson. shnrr ne
invites the public generally 10 cei. a.,d exam
ine his fine large assortment Of
Boots. Shoes, Gators. Slippers. Sc, SS8
for Ladies. Gentlemen, Boys and Children.
manufactured out of the hes; material hg
good workmen, and vii, bc sold at prices to
suit everybody.
Being q practical boo. and shoe mixer. h.
is prepared 20 make 10 order al kinds of
work in that line ui business.
Determined to sell ut the lowest possible
prices. and desirsus of establishing y hnsi-
ness which viii he plohtsble TO both buyer
and seller. he asks the public 70 rsIl AMI see
his stock before purchasing elsewhere
E&lr Repairing promptly attended 10.
G.. ". ANbER$UE
n
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

Hies,er Ciymer, according to the Read
ing Journai is studying practical naviga-
ton preparatory to taking command of
the Copperhead flolilla that will set out,
after the October election, to the head
waters of .SuH Rircr. On Tuesday OF
last week, he, in company with some forty
ladies and gentlemen, embarked at Co..
umbia Pa, on raft, and passed down
the Su-quehanua as far as Port Deposit
where they took the boat for Havre-de
Grace, and the cars for Philadelphia -
They will fud going up stream more ifii
cult, but Mr.. C!ymcr will no doubt be
eqal to the '-emergency.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23
PpSlSC NOTICE

OFFICE or TIE PERRY COUNTY VI. Els Co. y
New Bloomfield, Perry Co., Ps.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina, tts
L Ferry County Mutual FIRE Insv-c7r. Com
pdry has laid an assessment Of FIVE n.-
cent. on all its premium notes IN force on The
lst day Of March 1866 and that Collectors
will collect said assessment which is the ,I,h
one that has been laid by this COMPANY since
its organization on the Sth of July, isiS-a
period of twenty three years
The principal losses by fire, which haxa
been paid during the last eight Years. and
which to be paid now, have been cccas;op-
ed by the burning of property having steam
works connected with them. BIZ resolution
OF this Company on the 9TH day Of September
1868, no steam works were to be thereafter
insured. and the renewal of their Dol;e;o.
was positively forbidden. The policies ~,
surins steam works, have nearly all expired
only souic two Or three are believed 10 he
still in existence which will soon expire and
taking the pas; losses as an indie, to the In.
:ure, about three -fourths of the Connonv's
liability to losses. for which assessments mus,
he iai1, will be avoided, and its risks prone.
;ionstely diminished.
That an unusual number Of fires occurred
during the last two yeas.. and are still or.
CURING. Is apparent 10 the most casual Ohserv-
Of passing events. Tie causes Of tbesA
fires are not known but they are facts which
arrest pub ic attention.
The losses of this Company i, is bel;c-cd
compared with other similar icutuai or stock
companiee during IKE past two years, have
been rather light Gad among them are the
following:
d. A. I. Black, of Bedford county. S237 .2I
John Shank. Of Perry. $500; Samuel Okcson
of Junia;a county, $3.50; A. J. Fnrcus,n.
of Juniata county. $500; Holster & Nictnn
and others of NJ film county. (steam worksf
about $3.50; VIM. Pealc's estate. (staan,
woiss) of Perry. Sls0S, IS: John b Cree anil
others Of Landisburg. Perry county. a;our
$500 John Marshall. Of Greenwood. Perrv
county. about e1l6. besides other Losses Of
smaller am ouuts.
BY order Of the Board,
{. ROTH, P-c.f.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

NEW STORE.-Thc undersigned has open
y ed n Store in Sheriff wilson's store rooIa
on Bridge street. Mifiliutown, and offers at
private sale to the citizens of the surround
ing country. n large and varied assortment
of the very best CLOTHING. BLANKETS,
&c, such rs Over Coats and Dress Costs, Ar
tillery Jackets or Roundabouts, y. State
Jackets or Rouniabouts, Knit Shirts, Horse
Blankets. Grey and White Blankets Linen
and Gotten Pillow Cases, Wash Basins. Linen
and Cotton Sheets, Knives and Forks, Spoons,
Tinware. Hatchcts, Picks. Saddles, Halters,
Shelter Tents. Linen Towels, and Il large as
sor;ment Of other articles not necessary to
mention.
kas" Call and examine the goods and hear
my prices
may 2,-tf J. d. EYNARD.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23
,fbe resolutions were again read consee.

The resolutions were again read consee-
utively aud adopted
The following resolution was read and
unanimously adopted:
Rcsolved, Thas We recognize the JU-
NIATA SENTINEL as the true organ Of the
Republican party Of Juniata county.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
JOHN MOTHER, Pres't
A. H. WEIDNAs, Secretaries.
IL. Ii. BEcHrEL, !
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23
s.y- Soldiers of pcnnsylysnla remembe err

Beg Soldiers Of Pennsylvania reme,Hbe er
that Hester Clymer voted against joint
resolution Of our Legislature, asking Con-
srcss 10 increase the pay of the private SOL
,iers and nnn commissioned officers Of the
army. (5cc page 295 Legislative Record
session l5Gi) While you were battling for
The Union be was exbausting his ingenuity in
aerising means TO countersct the success Of
TlCr aims.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

ng- The body Of Hon. Preston King,
late Collector of the port Of New York,
who committed suicide by jumping into
the river at that city, on the 18th OF No
yembrr last, was recovered on the 14th
inst.-just six months after the suicide.
1t was picked up at the Atlantic dock,
Brooklyn.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE N office is
IA hereby given that letters of adG.inistra-
tion on the estate of HENRY i. NAIL, decd
late Of pcrrysville. Juniata county. Pa. have
heen granted to the undersigned, residing in
Perrysvilic. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate Will make immediate
payment. and those having claims will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN DALSBACU, 1dmr.
may, 16,-Gt.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

s9- \ brutal fight occurred at New
Orleans on Sunday, May Is, between Tom
King and Bill Farrell. Eigh,y-three
rounds were fought in one hour and
eight minutes, and then the hackers of
the person last naneu acknowledged their
man whipped.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

Operations of the Frcedmcn's Bureau
in Texas have been extensive, and are
productive of very great and good results.
The freed people are wholly seltsupport-
ing
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

nN~A bill has passed .he lower House
of Congress authorizing the coinage of
new five cent piece, composed of copper
aud ucle-not quite the size Of Old cop
per cent.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

fH- Mr.. C.. Y. Culver. of the firm OF
Culver, Penn & Co, has been arrested at
Reno for conspiracy to defraud. He Was
held % Rail in the sum of SEQ coo.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

ny The Grant House at Franklin, Pa.
was burned on Saturday at loss OF $50,
900. One woman is known to have lost
her life aud it feared two others bayc
tc-:ie.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

rgy" TIE yUVTATA SENTINEL -
ha; the largest Circulation of any paper pub
iished in this County. 1t is therefore the
best airer'ising medium. II is Paper. truly
loyal. ably conducted. first class Localist
and well worthy of the patronage Of every
loyal citizen in the County.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23
J. ID. RYNARD.

HHOLERA.-Don't be startled, The Chol-
~ era can he prevented and curel by u3ing
DR.. J. VI. Lin3sey's Cholera arsl Diarrh~s
Medicine. This preparation has been before
the public for fifteen years, and has heen
used with entire success. Thousands nf Ger
tifcates could be furnished but trial OF
the medicine will be more satisfactory than
volume of Certificates and viii convince the
most s-eepticai of its wonderful curative prop
critics. 1t is not n cure-all. but is designed
to reiievesl vino may he attacked by Cholera.
Cholera Morbus. Diarrhna. Dysenicry- Cho'ic
or Cramps and Pains in tho stomach. &c-
OOn't be without a bottle al hand. Sold re-
tail by all FIRST class Druggists and Wholesale
by the Praprieiors Hazard * Smith No. lh'
A.ch Street, Philadelphia. may, 9-hm.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-23

DROPnSALS. LS.-Scaled Proposals will be
L received up to the First Monday of June.
1866. for huilding a School House in Turbct.
township. Plan anl spiciieatiors ear IT,
seen at Pori Royal. Juniata county. Ia.
JAMES =. JOHNSON IFss.
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THOMAS MORROW, Of Trscarora twp
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JEREMIAH LYONS, of Mifflintown
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY,

JACOB WEISER, Of Susquchanna twp
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HENRY II. WILSON. of Juniata Co.
Subject to the District Conference
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inhy, H'-is.
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)FRIcF or THE PERRY COUNTY Vi. F. IL CO
hew Bloomfield, Perry Co., Ps.
ApriI 81 1885
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COUNTY TICKET.

ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
JOSEPH POMEROY, of Bea,e twp.
fTCIAN WILSON, of Fayette twp
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rROTHONOTARl
CORNERSTONE,

JOHN NJ. THOMPSON, of Pcrrysvil!e
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Vermont Central and ;
van kallr0ads y
Winter Arrangement comnsneis

Winter Arrangement commepcins
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AM
Leave Waterbury al s.SUA ,M
9.46 N.
Man Train leaves St. Aiban, a,
connecting AT White River Junc,;e w,
lows Falls with trains fol Boston y Z
springfield and New York, ar,i,i. "te
fork at lu.fo = NJ and with tram. IN ,
SIC h. H., -..-t,. .... y
bay Express leaves Montreal At su
Johns nc 10 .. IN. for Et
connecting ~ Burlington with h s,a
road for Troy, Albany. and New yassa
in Bostin via Lowell ~ ~. 80 y. m
Night Express leaves Ugdep.bD,
30Ax Montreal at 3.l5ps, kouse'. paEE
D. M, St. Johns NJ 4 Az PIN. ariyin1
At $40 A N, connecting at Bellies y
Cheshire X X. Tor Boston ana NJ a
with W, Valley X. r., for Sninss I
snd arriving in New York ut Il s ,sss
TRAINS GOING MOTH Ann ~
Leave TsssTbury at 3.y2 An, fM.na.
n. and 5.5zyH. ..
bay EXPRESS leaves Boston .v,ago..,
Q M. for Burlington. st -Albans, N.,.a
irving 1t Montreal At 8 80 p. In,
Mail train leaves Boston AZ I'M
Lowell. via. Lawrence and. Eischbnr,
m. >pringfeld At las .. w., isrs'aa
and St. Adams. .. e.#-
Accommodation Train leaves Nor,bs.a
q N. and Burlington at sis .. m. Nv.
bans. Montreal and Rouse's Point WI
Night express train leaves Bellows IN
0OPN. receiving passengers from v, nv
ley railroad. leaving New York At II w.
from herhire railroad, leaving Boston !,
n. connecting At White River Junctop n
leaving Boston ut 500 N. for RIM
Rouse's Point. Montreal, and Opds,
connectin at Montreal and UgdensM',
Grand Trunk trains for the west. y
Sleeping cars are attached to both the,
press trains running betW cen st. Am.
Boston. and 81. Albans and Sprinp6sli
Through Tickets for Chicago and M \
sale at the principal stations. q. MERp
/ st. Adams. Jan. J. 1866. IS
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sFra p eBERwrN,s ESTATE
,ouN WOODBURY. ESTATE.

JOHN WOODBURY. ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. IN Probate court hold
LAxoILir DISTRICT. So. en- at johnson within
and for said district on the 22d day Of February
A. D. 1895. m,
An instrument purporting to be the LAST will
and Testament of John Woodbury.. late OF wa.
tsrvlls in said district deceased being presented
here Nose bypClark and Vim. Woodbury. the ex-
cutors therein named, tor probate.
Els 1t is orde ed by said court.
that all persons concerned therein tie notified to
aupear ut A ses. ion of raj court TO be holden at
the Probate Office in johnson. on the 18th day
Of March A d. 1865 and show cause. II any
they may have against the Probate OF 4aid "ili'
for " Inch purpose it is further ordered that q
copy OF the record If his order he puo,i>hed
,hiee we.k, succes, lively in the l.amoille News.
dealer, ., inted at Hyde Pa. k, previous to said
time appointed for hearing:
4 true copy OF tecord. Attest.
I5ws J. |. GLEED. Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07
Won't Use Any OIL

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