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Aio hNoh FihLDss
l. LII. Of Josiah Quincy, of Massachusetts,. By hi.
By Calvin T. stowe. B. D. ''' ''''''
s. Bslow Papsrsi second Series By James Russell
I. Royal Truths. By Henry Ward Bs.eAsr.
Q. Summer Rest, BY Gail Hamilton.
LIE md ND Letters Of James O. f'reiv By Julius
+: Comp: !: " 2. HG;i:. Rs Ess''i IN
TO- spare Ho a s0ia ,.eoua ,.r,, Nv n, Jo,, R,o
H. DIM sssshor' Idy, and other poems. By dsors.
H. Jouin. ofrr.vsl, in Brasil BY Professor and Mrs.
- Treasures from the Prose Works of John Milton.
a. Complete Prose Works Of John O. Whittier. New
10 Rsinbows for Children New edition.
10. Brs.things Of Better Life Edited BY Lucy Lar
II Lectures on Greece, Ancient and Modern. By the
late President FELTON,.
is CS2istians Rs.stti = Poems. ny 'n'''' A'ns'''
20 20 Stories Of Many Lands By Grace Greenvood
a Character and Characteristic Men. By X. Pwhip-
Is. Dante. Wv. Nuovs. Translated by Charlie. r.
"a. Tho Divine Comedy of Dante. Translated BY Il. W.
IS. The History Of the Ant. Slavery Struggle in tn.
10. Life and Times Of Voiisrs. By Jane: Parton.
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE MAsoUERADE, and other Poems. By John O.
COMPANION POETS, volume H., containing solse.
OIs from =, gg,ysI. whitss5 and hSlmes With hns
portraits q whittier and Holiness with numerous illus
s TaE SOUTH 81. sisct THE WAR. By Sidney An.
FiITEES DAYS. ~ The .u.ho. Of "Rso0rds Of IN
oS %sn d Man ~ A. vol. ismo. Si.so:
TaS AMP
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
Il SOUTH.

IL SOUTH.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEABoARD RoUTR NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
PROM'HRw YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,
VIA The
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AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS,
To Charleston Savannah, Augusta Atlanta West Point
con, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile, Meridisn, New
Orleans, and all points South aud the Southwest
The managers Of this old-established and favorits
route, with q view to maintaining Its we'll known
prestige, have thoroughly relurnished with and
magnificent passenger cars all OF the latest and most
approved pattern, and built expressly with eye to
health, elegance and comfort On all night trains lux
urious palata sleeping cars possessing every modern
improvement well ventilated and replee with every
comfort.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all I'm.
Be particular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON,
and COMFORT.
For through tickets reliable information apply At
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UnrKD STATES PArBSr OYpfoK,

OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEIrkD STATES PArBSr ORpIoK,
WAsnIx0ToS, August 10, 1855.
On the petition Of Erasmus Pond, Of Rutland. YER
mont praying for the extension Of patent granted TO
him the 7th day Of December 1852 for improvement
In Pill Making Machines for years from the exp
Of December, 1856
Is ordered that the said petition DO hesyd at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day OF November
next, at ~ O'Clock and all persons notified to
appear and show cause any they have why said petit
ton ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to Ale In
the Patent Ohice their objections specially set for In
writing, at least tioeny days before the day Of hearing
all testimony nlsd BY either party to be used ct the
said hearing, must be taken and In accord
auce with the rules Of the Office, which will be fur
nished ON application.
Deposit ms and other papers, relied upon tssti-
mony, be died In the office oenty days before the
day Of hearing the arguments any, within ten days
after filing the testimony.
ordered also that this notice be published in the
REPUBLICAN, and the National Iatsiif1sncer Washing
ton, d. c., and In the Herald, Rutland, Vermont,
once week for three successive weeks the hrst Of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to tho
day Of hearing. THOMAS HARLAnD,
Acting Com missioner Of Patents
P.s.-Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent once with paper
containing this notice. suls-iaw3w
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An Agent Of the kHeslsior Omnibus Company will
pass through each train before reaching the depot
Up checks and deliver baggage TO any part Of the city
0mcs No. 0 Penn street, open day and night where all
orders for the moysmsnt Of passengers and baggage
will rsesivs prompt attention.
Baltimore sxprsss viii arrive with Philadelphia sx-
press q q % p. n. On Mondays ..
N0fICk-fn ssss Of loss, The Company will hold
themselves for personal baggage only, and
=. WI BscKwIrH, Agent,
A the Psnusyivaais Central Railroad Passenger Ella
uos. % Lharty and Wsshinstns stvasts
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Sneser, pastor on rourth street east, between
street south and Pennsylvania avenue. Services
at II 4. IN. and n p. m
Presbyterian, Seventh street, Island, between D
and streets, Rev. W. W. Campbell, pastor. Ser
vices on Sabbath at II a. m. and n p. m.
Reformed PREsBYTERIAs, (soorch covEsAsTERs.)
First, between N and o streets Island, Rev. j.
N. Armour, pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
The Methodist Protestant Church, on Ninth
street, between K and +. Pastor, Rev. D. e.
Reess. Sabbath services, II a. IN. and evening.
Msthodist Protestant, near Navy Yard, Virginia
avenue; Rev. James Thompson, pastor. Service
ii .. IN. and evening and Thursday evenings.
Potomac, or North Washington, near Holmsad's
old burial ground. s. A. Hobltxell and o. Cox.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Services as usual In MetIerott's Hall, 3ls PEN,
sylyania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth str,ots,
commencing at 7.45, evening; Sabbath Sch ,oi and
e...s Glasses at s.l5 .. IN. Seats free.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
Religious service held in the Ge.rman language
every sunday at II o'clock q, IN :, and n p. m, In
HartIlsr, pastor.
w..,,,r,o, H.h,u .rSAooauE.
", IN. ..onnS - Congregation, Eighth street,
W. 6s square north Of the Patent Once
ana DePa'" -snt Of the Interior. Service Friday
'''m"f At sunset, and Sabbath morning at a. N.
pRIENDs' MEETING HOUSE,.
orthodox, No. 453 North Ninth street, two doors
south Of street, west side. Sabbath services a.
Meeting House, North I street, north sids,) be,
tween Eiehtesnth and Nineteenth streets west
Meeting every Sabbath ct IL q. m.
UNITARIAN.
Rev. Edmund b. Wilson. Of Salem, Mass, Is OK
psctsd to preach in the Unitarian Church, corne
Of d and Sixth streets.
LUTHERAN.
=. German Evangelical Congregation Of Trinity
'Unaltsrsd Augsburg Confession, Fourth stree
west, eoIA~ Of = street north. Pastor Rev.
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The Great English Remedy.
Sir JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Eematc Pills.

Prepared from prescription of Sir J. Clarke, n. D.
Physician Extraordinary she Queen.
This invaluable medicine 10 unfains in the cure Of
all those painful and dang dis-a to which the
female constitution is subject. 1t mode. al
and removes all instructions, and spe ay cure may
be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
il is peculiarly suited II will in sho t time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Governme Mt
Stamp of Great ReitAin, prevent courterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills houid not be taken by Females during
the FIRST TaKEE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they
are sure bring miscarriage, but ct any ether
time they safe.
In all Cases Nervous ard Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exsrton,
Papiatop Of the Heart. Mysteries aid Whites, these
Pills vii effect a when all hes have failed
and althou gh powerful remedy, do not contain iron,
calomel, antmony any thing hurtfu to the consti
tuition
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
Sole cent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, 81 Cortlandi ST., New York.
" SIS 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent. will hottie, contain nE 81
Pills, by return mail. P2lyl
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'.S
PULMOLNIC W AFER

The original edicina established 1897, and hrst
ticIe of the KIND introduced under the IF
s. PULhoNIo WaFkRs,'' in tins ny other county
all other Puimonic Waters oIunterfei,s. Tie
genuine be known by the name DkYA \ bein x
stamped on each NFER.
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Relieve Coughs, Cold. Sore Throat, Boa rseness.
BRYAN-S PULMONIC r. AFEK5
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
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BkY NJ PCLNoNIC WaFERS
Relieve incipient Consumption i4un- Diseases
BkYAN'S PULsONIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsis
BRYAN'S PUL4oNlC WATERS
Relieve The above complaints in Ten IN nutes.
BKYA>'S PUIMONIC WAFER
blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
BRYAN'S PULHpNIC HAFERS
Are adapted TO yocalists and Public Speakers.
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Are in sim pie form d peasant K he taste.
BR1 AM PULAONIC NAF Rs
Not only relieve, but eject rapid and lasting
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Are warranted 10 give satisfaction TO every cre-
No family should be without box Of
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the
No Traveller should be without supply Of
BRYAS'S fULEONIC WATERS
in his pocaet.
No person will ever object "a give for
8RYAN'- PU4H0NIC WATERS
enty-hve Cents.
Sold by all Druggists. Sole Proprietor JOB MOSksi
p Gortlandt st, New York s2lyl
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Jacob spears estate.

ME Subscribers, having been appointed " ."s
1 Honorable Probate Court forthe District oI ~
dOpa, receive exan Inc - essIs
al! claim, and demands Of all persons aghh" W
est of Jacob Spear, la'e OF Broo. heid In saI-
deceased represented insovent and the tefm
O he 25tll day of April 1860, oslns
allowed BY Court 10 the creditors Of SAID ae-
ceased to eI hihit and prove their respective en-.
before us: give notice that will attend TO tns
duties Of appointment at the dveillng-hou =,
dsce in Brook held said distficts On tne
Tue.dsys Of Au usi October mex, at enc O'CLOCK
in the afternoon each II said days
JOHN HERRICk, couu,,s
T. f. FULLER,
Brookfield ApriI oolh, A. ID. 1856 T2lw3
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Nehemiah JacksOn's Estate

II, Ht. subscribers, having been appointed oS tns
H1norble Probate a tn Dist Iici OF W Asn
ngton ON sroners receive, sXa min ahe ~
Just all ciai and demands of Ill person e.
The estate Of ehemiah Jackso, late Of Heodoof!,,
.aii district deceased represented insoivs NJ
term OF six mouth. from the ?lst day Of April 10Y
allowed BY Couit, tbs creditors oil seo
deceased < provetheTr respective aims
before US: Give notice that viii AMEND to ahe
duties Of our a poI M the dwelling house g
Elisha Town, in Woodbury., in said diseret, Q" .I
da, OF July end h daf Il next at ten o'eioeA
the uIenoon, each OF said days
ALOSZO PEARCE, comm,r,
HIRAM PUTNAM,
Woodbury. Say 18th, A. ID. 1866. IIlss
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G H @ lie r A /.
A e. ar.iN GRE FOR iris DISEASE NAY BE
FOUND IN THE USE OF
Perry oav10'0
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

FERRY DAvIS-Si,: Although personally . strsn-
you, yet the benefits ha received from the
your invaluable edy, the Pain Killer, induces
to pen q word Of praise for it. Experience has
that for Headache, Indigestion, Pain in the
Stomach, any other part of Inc stem Severe Chs
Weetiness. Common Colds Hoarseness, CHOLERA,
CHOLERA MoABUs, Diarihe., Dysenterv, Tooth
ache &C, there il nothing be than the PAIN Kill
iER. have this no recovered from attack
Of the Sick Headache by using up Two teaspoonsful,
ssfen thirty minutes intervals wine glass full
Of water.
am confident that, through the le sing Of God. 1t
5 Ell me fro IN Cholera daring he sumner of 1919
Travelling am heat, dust, toll. chang, Of diet and
constant exposure to infected atm sphere, sys-
tenn daily iredisposed TO dysentery attacks,
conpa1ied PAL a, which the Pain Killer a
sovereign remedy, teaspoonfui curing the worst
case in 4 hour, most, half day My bro the RS
the ministry have used it with much success in
uus disesses
have heard many cases the country over OF dysen-
terry teing by Put in the teeth i: would
stop the oothache.
Gratitude, and desire for general use, hiss drawn
from this unsolicited testimonial in its favor.
X. z. TAYLOR, Jr., Minister of the Gospel.
Thos- using The PAIN KILLER should strictly OBJ
serve the following directoDs:
Al commen Of the disease take teaspoon
ful of Pain Killer in sugar and water, ana then battle
freely ACROSS the stomach and towels, and with the
Pam Killer cle.c. Should the diarshea cramps
continue, repeat the dose every fifteen minut,s. Ia
way the dreadful scoarge may checked and the
patient relieved in tbs course Of Il few heors.
N.B-Be aud gel the g-nuine article aud 1t II
recommended by those Who have used the Pain khle
for the Cholera, that in extreme cases he patient TAKE
tive, more. seaspoonsful ms cad of one.
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-. alSsas5. nag lEs<UEi.

RVERY young lady aDd gepiiemaa in the United
u states hear someIhinR very much to their ad
vantage by reiufn mail (e of charg }, ~ addressing
the nd rsgned. Those having fa4rs Of being hum
plugged will ooiise by noticas this card All
others will plea ADDE'S their r-iieut ervant,
THUS + CHAPMAN
S3I Broadway, New YORK.
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AGENTS.-We will ALLOW S25 q month more than
any sther ipdiv firm for good agents to
for the. BOW MAN zNUFACTURIsG COMPANY
Apply early, secure the preference Of territory
lSw3 A. ID. BOWMAN e Co, lis Nassau 81 N 7.
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Notice

Nosice her ty given that have this lay gwen
my Lucius A Darns add Gustavus L. barring,
rne time during remainder of their minority, and
shall hereafter pay debts OF their contra ng, or
CT aim any of their wages AARON r DhnLiN1.
ii n. WILLS, " itness.
=iiddiesex, Apr IS, 1866 HlsvS
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miscellaneous.
VcrmO seesa- ] and Sulll.
VAN Threads.
- 49, szsssssa 49,
SUMNER ARRANGEAENT.
Commanding Msy l4fh. 1906
rresn. aoiaK south anS East.

rretnI :zoinK south and East
-. H..tpeii.i 1905 * .2-30 r.N.scd lo-tS'-s
All r.1fr cave Rouse's Point at 30 A. H., re
ceives passeng iron OgdensbuFgh L. K, and
.iA -.ains n, B,sIsu. prin sS Id and
with rains PassunPst E. R., arrives at New fofk
iu A. P x
STr.~ Boar EIPaE.. TaAIN leaves Montreal At %
~ for burlington, lake George Saratoga. Rutland,
roy. Alb aud New York. conneeun< at Bnrinet,n
y nth Lake On amplaIn Steamers and Rutland "a.
81 Johns al 10 on X, Ogdensburga n s. 30 A NJ,
Rouse's Point I0.45 for Boston, arriving
IA Lowell at lo3V p
N,.Hzl rR.i- ieavet U2dessburEh at i140
..sriisa at $50 p X Rouse's Point Al LAS ,.
81 job AS rA, arrivin. at Boston at 40 An,
-os:necutp al Bellows Esils Hlti Chssbnt hose tof
B.-t..a "a Worcester and with Economically &.
!. sor Snrin gheic &c. arriving n New York at.
II SO n.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier att IS A. N } 20 and IS ,.
4. n for Darlington, Adams Moptre arriving At
Montreal al 80 r NJ, Ogdensburgh Al Loo A II.
via Lawrence and fiJshburg al 70 A. n. Springneid
II As for Burlington, 81 Adams, AoairsSi ans
Og iensou. gh.
junction with Day Express train
ACCOMMODATES Tram leaves Mortified al 2 ID a. ~,
and Burlington A A. Tor ST Aioans, montreal :,
NtSnxE 1rskss TExI, leaves Bellows Falls 10 %
-, receisi ing pssse-sers from vermont valley
4 a.,tearia. Ssg York L. Id r. ~, and from
Cheshire R.-leayins Rosion D. $50 ?. .. connce-
sing Waite aver junction with sin leaving Bos
80 for srrlinEton, Rouse Point, non
ana OsieIsburgh, connecting a N ntreai n q
O2densburgh, with Grand Trunk trains for tn West
Sleeping cars ar. attaoheet TO oo.b the slHh. AZ
~ nin { between ST. Adams nd Boron
4 -. Adams nd Springfield
Through Tickets tor Cficefo anc ths WssHsr
-, tths principal stations.
>. MERRILL SUIT.
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ERRORS sssF NOUFsg.

4 GtNTi.EM y who suffered for years from Nervous
n Debility and Prema eesy, and ell the effects Of
youthful ndiscreion viii for he he u suffering hu
mainly, send free 10 all ~h. need it, the recipe ard
In 2kit the simple remedy oy which h.
Sufferers 'shiI ~ pr. t. the adv-r
tis-r'. experience, do by addressiug
JOHN s OGDEN.
spYiyi NJ. - Chambers Yo-s-
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sTODDARDs
EEsOE-s3ak ess aIs6Fst:
4 sure Pr ventive ana Cure ior
( III = l. 4 II A
STODDARD'S

Cholera Moabus. DinrrhG,, Dys~ntery,
Summer Complaint, Pain I'm TIC
stomach and bowels, &c
Its ac1sou is IN I'D sIoAcIogs : virtues
tnolslrs since he Cholera Sc son
OF Io4y Physc aud kEc MMEyD L. Al admit
e III BET COMPOUND KNOWN Tor ne Comp ANTS
for which ! ; signed.
sTODDAhD BURTON Pro1riet, IS, Troy, N. Y.
For sale by al Druggists and D-slsrs in Led cines.
]. +. = ENRY CO, y aterbury, ravelinz gents.
sp 20m3
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Il office.

II HIS certify hat have given to my son, "a
| muud W Slack, his time TO act for himself daring
he remainder Of his On nury. shall claim noce Of
his wages any debts Of his contracting s.sS kn
date JOSEfd L. SLhOh.
l.. G. HIsoKLKY, Witness
ashL gIon VT May 10, 1860 12IwS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-23

Notices Of Deaths inserted free. Obuaries inclu-
poetry, inserted for Eve cents line, paid
for advance This rule Will be strictly adhered to
In 81. Johnsbury, May Il, Lois, widow Of the late
Gov Erastus Fairbanks, aged ~.
l. aiais May 9Th, MS. Poly y. Gusnsey, wife Of
: earns
Adams. April 9th, Miriam Collins agsa 10
ye.Ts- Nv Hampshire papers please copy
Glastonbury. Conn, APPEL Ash, after short i'll
ness, Eewsrd A, only sou Of Edwsrd and Sarah J.
hobart, aged 20 yeas, formerly Of .'othf-d.
Did, Montpelier, Aprn ~, 1865 Madison G.
Guernsey, as So yesFs, jnshs and e days.
Did IN Wiliston. April 20, 1896, Wright Clark
aged early eigh years.
Dad in Mdd.etown, Dec 18Th, whiting Aerr Il. aged
IS years.
and pars3 sis. Mrs SeilIe P, VIII of Chrstohe
P. Fisnoers, and n,oth-riD Of tie wiiier, sgsd
years.
DIED in Berlin. the 18th inst. Mrs Amelia, Wit
sir bert Dating, ged % yeas snd IL mon; hs
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;ye desire to make the FREEMAN particularly valua
HE for its all parts of Vermont, and our
friends different parts Of the State, especially in
Warrington, orange and Lamoille Counties, will
confer a rreatr.vor upon and our readers by send
fne Us local intelligence Give the facts and We
VII ARA y them the paper.
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u4ts the vital activities = he body, remove the Oh
strucfiops Of organs, pury tn blood, and expel
disease They purge tn foul hUmors which breed
and grow disterrp sluggish disordered
organs into heir ns1ura ion, and impart healthy
tone with siren III the w1ule IS Not only d"
they the every Is # everybody, bet
a ID able DANCE iserses. While tfey
doses the safest and best ply &c that
be ed for children. Being sugar seated, they
are pleasant take and bans purely vegetable, are
free rom any risk of hatai. Cue have been made
which surass be ief. The not substantIateG BY
nen OF such pos ion aud en- ter, 10 for
bid he suspicion untruh N eminent clergy mrI
and physicians leut Thea: II r1tify 10 the
he assurance Il their convict On ta our prep
butte inmen sVlS to the relief of our
afflicted, suf ri Z fellow men.
The agent below named pleased L. turn=h iTatis
Almanac. containing Greet ons for the
and certihcat-s the fulluw wing
plants
tostivrness, Bilious comp. aints lifrum Atlsm, Drop
sy Heartburn, HeadA he ATisin- r. foul s. mach,
Nausea Indigestion. orhid u1ctlon az the wells al
all Diseases which r-uIr- rvlcuani medicine They
also by pur Tying Inc blood and stirIua ns he sys
ten, many Complains which II uld Lot BE- sup
posed cotsd b. ia h eaiurSs, Ia tiAl ti nd
ness, Neure and lrril4hiiity, DerGugv-
o the hit1cys. out and 9TH KIN
dr-d comp ari~ig from loS - tte II tn tody
OF OF be- TucrIu of - fuucffous-
preparations which tnef make more profit On. De
70 and AYER's and x n oilers he sicS want The
bes ard there IN, aut they should have H.
Prepared by la - AYEK = o.. Lowell.
sod 10. Drlg kis- sHd dsa-lr- -o,cIue
rywher- spPSMl2mo
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fsgal Notifies.


STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, hele
WAsHIseroS DIsraIcr, IS, at Montpelier, In said dn-
rct on the 7th day # May A. d. 1853.
IIORATtO G. VAN DEUSEN, Administrator Of The
ii estate Of Henry Van Deusen. late Of WaIien' IN
said district decreased presents his admiufstsau &c
count for examination an Il allowance april
ca.ion for decree of INSTR hutton and partition o.
the estate of said decrs >ed.
whereupon it is ordered by said Court, that seie
and application be referred to sesscn o.
peer tbs y day Jule, A. d. 1856, for hearing
and decision thereon:
And IL is her ordered. that no ice nefeoi PC
to ali persons interested by pub Of the sane
three weeks successiveiy in the G cen Mountain -
per pu he'd Montpelier, PREV 20
SAID appointed for hearing thai they may appeeE
at said time and place. and show cause, any tney
mag have, why said should not DC ~"
such decree ace BY the Court,
rouw3 Attesr SIT. r MERRILL, JudRe
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s,a.eh f:mery,s Estate.

VdscU ElnOGy
ry,HG Subscribers, haviBs been apPoiniee ~ ~
l Honorable Probate Couriforthe DisuFt OF AN
do ph. COMMISSIONER TO receive. eIsmibe s"S
jusl Iaims demands of all persons, agaias.
ne nf Caleb Emory late of Wsfhinston n $50
district, deceased, represented nsoivent arc "a S
term of six month, from the 10Th day q May. Aoos.
ben allowed BY said Court the ere dloTr OF s.'e
dec O xhiti end pTcvs ift resEesu'e eia1s
beforrus: Givsnetice b VIII tend to tie ou-
tie, al our appointment the dweliine-L.tte 81
wid w Nary Emory, Washi gt,n, in .aio o's.'ess
tie Monday OF July, and b day oil ny A.A''.
On o'clock in tb. forenoon nu esch Of said days.
Fl. A WHITE, tI,omn'n
r. T.. PATTERSOS,{
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-23
Gome Business, &f.

1855 UNInN TICKET OFFICE 1866
Fsssg 'EHE w ; ST.
VIA RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON and NEW
YORK CENTRAL, making close connections at Sus-
P.nsioo Bridge wi GREAT WESTERN, MICHIGAN
CENTRAL and DETROIT M sILWAUKEE Rail-
roads; Al Buffalo with LAKE SHORE and IL CHIGAN
SUI rHkRN Railroads, to Chicago and milwaukee,
and all
Principal Points, West and Southwest.
Tickets via the above Routes can be purchased at
This o1ce OF z. TRUE to al pfiacipa points, at
10" RATES by any
FIRST CLASS ROUTE
aud all Baggage checked through without respon-
ipi ity of Agents of ether lines.
This is the Only Line by which passengers have full
view OF the magnif ent scenery of
NTAG Aha EAII.S.
making II the most 1esir Bile the West
N b-Parties desiring information respecting the
above Should call CT, address,
z IL. TRUs, Ticket Agent.
Once at the PAVILION HOTEL or peste the De pot
MONT PEIIsR, VT.
TN. BERRY, Genersl Eastern - gent,
1l9ml0 Of G. -. K. r., Ogdsushurgh n Y.