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STATE OF VERMONT, At q Probate Court holden
Manchester District, =, fatthc Probate Odlce IN Man
chcster,iu and forsa Dirtfict, on the and day of April,
A. d. 1887.
Present, Hon. Z. 3 BURTON, Judge,
The guardian Of ll0yt ), Wisempn and Ann u.
Wiseman. minor children Of Jobn Wtsemah, Iate Of
Buqert, Ia said District, deceased, made application
IN writing for license 70 sell the real estate Of bis
said wards, setting forth that his said wards are in
tcrested IN the r~cgersion % the dover Of The widow
Of the said deceased, as heirs -st-law u the said de
ceased. and representing 10 said Court iliat II would
be conducive 20 tie interest 0fbis said wards 70 sell
their said interest IN the r~eyersion Of the widows
dover IN said estate, forthe purpose of putting the
awaits thereof a. interest, or investing them IN stocks
or in real estate.
WhcrcupUn Il was ordered that hearing upon said
application be bad AZ s Probate Court 90 he holden "
Manchester, 10 said District, on the e4ta day 81 April,
A. y. 1857, aAd that notice ~ said application, thp ma.
turs and reason thereof ard he time NOD place II hear
ing thereon, be given % al persons Interested ~ pub
HshiuaR copy ~ this order three weeks snae-siFfiy iu
the Al51hesier JOHrfai, 4 newspaper printed at said
Manchester, previous 20 saia tlme " hearing
true record. Attest,
LoyELAgD MCSs0S, Register.
true copy Of record. Attest,
&C L0yELaND 8tSs0A, Register.
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GfATE oF VERMONT s. q pn9bq,e Count
- Nu e.'ef Dis ret Is. iheif % i Manchester
% a8d Gr sl District ,gu TIE stb 4ay " Isrch,
Al. 1867.
Present. Hon. =. b. BURTON. Jsiee.
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wiz aHd Testament q ketsey Cpeis lafe # Dorset.
% sski District, deceased, was pFestagedior probate
NhrneHsan fl was Ordered that ssid Instrument
We proven 81 4 Probate Court ~ De- holden 81 the
pwba's Office ID Nsnchesfer. ia md for said Die
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cB-A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
containing nearly Three ilindred Ptges. aud one
u mdrcd 0l9 Thirty duc PLATE ENGitANlNGs Of the
Anatomy If the HjIlau Organs 81 State Of Health and
Disease wih Is tfeatisc Oh Eirly errors, its deplatablc
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29
ADDITIoNAL RIVER NEWS.

Everything connected with the
river becomes more doubtful and
gloomy. Navigation is practically
suspended, and nothing moved yes
terday but the ice, which continues to
flow past in large and heavy masses.
A large body of ice lodged Sunday
upon the bar above the city, but the
rise in the river and the heavy ice
floating by, carried it off yesterday.
The river continued to rise up to dark
but no boats attempted to leave aud
none arrived. Charmer
reached Paducah in safety, and laid
up in the mouth of the Tennessee to
await a change There were no
further tidings of the Liberty No. ?
up to midnight Of yesterday. She
has probably had to seek harbor
.........Capt j. w Rea, of the Wa
bash River steamer Mason, is in the
city, stopping at the Sherwood House.
The Mason is frozen up in the Wa
bash, nine miles below Vincennes,
fully loaded with pork and lard
The Louisville Courier, of yester-
day, says
MORE DISASTER EXPLOSION OF
THE WILLIAM WHITE.-From the
Greensboro, KY, papers, we learn that
the steamer William White exploded
her boilers last Tuesday night in
Green River, by which Capt. AL.
Drinkwater and the engineer were
killed, No further particulars given.
The explosion was heard in Owens
boro. The VIM. White was owned
and built at Evansville, stern wheel
craft, and was plying the Evansville
and Green River trade
There is, of course, not a shadow of
truth in the above, except that the
VIM, White is in Green River. It is
all freak Of the Imagination.
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sAl0AElAlsa y UOMMERCiAL.
WEEKLY REVIEW.


a. There IS no ease in The money Market
though che call for money is not quite SO
ursenl, owing to, the fact that borrowers
have arranged to carry over their pay
nlsntsI for aishort time, and therefore do
not apply for what they cannot get. This
Dridg ing over being only n tempora ex-
pedient. an increased pressure tor loans
may soon be expected; pressure when
the banks WILL be unable fully 20 respond
J 10 AOpersltors SHOULD Keeps tins faetsteadi :
ly I'm view.
We have so frequently urged caution In
buan4ss, and our iconyiction. that an
avoidance OF credits Is Indispensable TO
safety, that we have no disposition TO en-
large on these points. frhe~fact, owever,
that continued currency expansion does
net put money in ey erybody's pocket as
: formerly. nor prevent downward ten
aency in p ices, should teach people some
thing, and admonish them 70 more eco q o.
my In personal and living expenditure,
and closer calculations In business opera
tons. Uncle Sam IL no longer the great
purchaser and disburser to help us out of
the drag. Legitimate demand is now our
hope and dependence.
Exchange on New York in easy supply,
but no surplus; rates, nominal.
Gold, In the descending scale; buying
rate here, 1888.
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4 ~, bANlAe4 4QrI7
.4ORNEYs Ar LAW.

"A AORNEIS AT LAW.
'aker & Butterheld. Third SLrees.
James +. Welborn. First Street.
James t. Walker, Third Street.
David e. Watkins, Third Street.
MEDICAL.
j. b. Erwin, Main Street.
Il. s. Herr, Second street.
IH ioi.r DENTISTS. Co. q
j Drs. Hass & Cook. First Street. .9aa
baHo WOODEN FACTORY isira9
81 John w. Gruen q Co., Bond street,
uiers' SALT AGENCIES. lifm
l.. Rufrner, Jr.. Water Street. ai4 tns
Baird q start, Water Street. oGfl lae
-fao fr. 0fE TRADES. J1H vftHE.HI
Thomas Grant, Carpenter, Main street.
q. w. Osborne, Painter, Locust Street.
u. e. CLAIM AGENTS. fa al
VIM. Reavis, Main street ga y
4, James 4. Walker, Third street, SD
st/ ral 4 TOBACCO. Ge t-
II. r. Schroeder, Main st. rf
i + AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
IL. o. Babcock, First Street.
Nm. q. Fullerton, Main street.
JEWELRY.
BittrolfT & Co., Main Street.
=. l.. Geiosler, ="
A. @. Rosencranz, Second Street.
LIV cry ANB SALE STABLE.
Forth, owes 81 Co.. Third Street.
FEED STORE.
Cross & Crofts, Third Street.
BOOKS.
r. +. Barter & Co., First street
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Business College, First Street.
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New York Market.
Iegraph.l NEW YORK, Jan. %.

BY Telegraph 3a NEW YORK, Jan. %.
g CoIroN-very firm; sales of 500 bales.
FLOUR. Dull, and 59l0c lower; re eipts
Of 3,273 bbls: sales of LOO bDls of superfine
Western, $40 50dfll 10 for choice, 81 70dI3 90
for Round Hoop Ohio; shipping brands ut
cdi bDeai2 %, and trade brands at Sl2 l09
i3 80, closing dull
WHISKY Nominal.
WHEAr-DuiIand dropping; sales of 600
pnshels OF White Canada at 80 90, and Am
RYE-NIore active; sales of 1900 bushels
Of Western at 81 y, aud Canada West at
BARLEY--More active; several sales are
rumored for export on private terms.
CoRN-Favors buyers; receipts Of 1900
bushels; sales of 1900 bushels; mixed
western in store at 81 l5Ql l6 aud Western
yellow store at 81 IL.
OATS Heavy; receipts of 4,I75 bushels;
safes OF 10000 bushels; Western at 6l@65c,
| aud state at 6Sc.
GHOCERIEs--Dull
PETRoLEUM-Duil; sales of LOO bbls:
ccruoe at i09l913c, and refined in bond mt
hoPs-Quiet: firm at 85@7Oc FOR new.
P0RK-Opened firmer, but closed heavy;
sales Or 1850 bbs; $40 S7a20 ~ for new
mess, closing a $40 40 for cash for Western;
$40 60l0 80 for old mess, closing at $40 50
foT cash and $40 25@20 50 for prime mess
Also, 2,210 bbls OF new mes Mt $50 8O@2O 10
20 sellers for February and March
BEEF-Duil; sales, 80 barrels at previous
prices tierce beef steady; sales, 900 tierces
~ AilA PiiuAG mess III DllNabt terms.
~ UgJ4. y
BACoN-Steady; sides, 10 boxes Mt 100
l0'4c. tor Cumberland cut; uA@llAc. for
snort ftbbrd; and re. for short clean.
cur MEATS STEADY; sales of 80 pack
ages, at S12t914c. for shoulders; l012c. for
hams.
DRESSED HoGs-Firmer, Mt ss4@8c for
Western.
LARD-Heavy; sales of Il5O barrels at
lll4@l24e for old and l2I5@l256c. for new.
BUTTER Steady at l5dg3tc. for Ohio Cen
trial.
CHEESE Quiet Mt l5@l0iSc
MONEY Market steady, with fair bust
ness al 06g7 per cent.
srERI4NG-Dull at s5s@9ls in gold for first
class bills.
COLBY Without material change: OPEN
Ing NJ 1875, advancing TO 1924 aud closing
al 1919.
CoVERNMENrsA shade firmer.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool quiet and firm
The money market cl psed Easy Gold
quiet and firm at lSl15ml3il5 Govern
ments steady; coupons 81 1881 i071sCa i07s5 A;
do of 1852, I07izlgl0 7 2-S do. OF 1854. lO5is19
1859; do. of 1863 i05H8l057s. Stocks wefe
heavy & the close. with but one or two ex-
ceptions; Ohio Certificates, 25; Erie, 539<;
N. Y Central, 9734; r.. l., 5lH; l. c, il21S;
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st, Louis Market.

By Telgraph.l ST. Louis, Jan. ~.
Market unusually quiet, and business
small
CoTT'ON--Q Quiet at 20c for middling.
FLOUR dull, Mt 50 250g9 IS for superflne
$40 5lesll p for extra, and Gil J09lI Is for
doubieAextra, including choice.
WHEAr-Nery dull. buyers asking con-
cessiops; 81 % for No. | Spring, 81 20 for
fair Fall.
CoEN-Dull and lower Mt 7sss2c.
OATS Dull at 656g6Sc.
PRoyISIoNS-Heavy.a and weak el6 90 for
prime Mess ork, and SlS 90 for prime
Beef; Country Bacon Sl0%@llc Shoulders
lSc.. Clear sides Ice, Sugar-Cured Hams
u@c.
LARD Country kettle 19c. in tierces, and
1870. in kegs.
HoGs-Languid; packers offer s. 5080 25
--drovers ask DC. higher. The only sale
reported was at SO 35.
WHISKY dull at 81 10.
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Philadelphia Market.

BY Telegraph PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %.
BEEF CATTLE-Unsettled and lower;
1890 head sold Mt 15@l6c per pound; extra,
i3gliIac, fair to good, and l09llc for COM
mon.
SHEEP Prices unchanged; 10000 head
sold at 6@7Ac
HoGs--In demand; 800 head sold at 9@
loo nett; trade dun.
FLOUR Dull; Western, Sl1 00@gl2 so.
%.
RYE-sl BIZ. tt
consistently; sales OF 5000 bushels of
81 20
OArs-Steady at 57g5sc.
CLOVER SEED-sS 21QsS 70.
WHISKY Dull.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
REVISED WEEKLY.

BANKS.
Archer IL Co., Bankers.
First National Bank, Main Street.
Merchants National Bank, Main Street
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
Mackey, Nisbet N Co., Main Street.
q. Maghee d Co., First Street.
Culbertson d son, New lbany, Ind.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
j. t. & $. a. Coolidge, First Street.
II. A. Cook, First Street.
L. Nj. Elliott, First street.
Head q Mooney, Main Street.
r. Hopkins q Co., First Street.
Hudspeth, Adams a. Co., Main street.
Sehapker. Bussing & Co., Main Street.
Weed & Glass, Main Street.
WHOLESALE GRoCERS.
Bement & Viele, Fl st street.
Mathew Dalzell, Water Street.
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Il New Word DrYl Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. 49,
The marketb languishes and for common
fabrics here l. leSs buoyancy, II being un
God that leading house Is about o
take per cent. discount at par for cash
payments. AS yet there Is no material
change In rates.
Colored specimens for the Paris EXPOSE
ton have arrived and will be placed on
exhibition Tor one week be ore sailing by
the steamer on the 9th of February.
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By Telegraph MTLwAUKEE, Jan. y
FLOuR-Dull.
WHEAT-Very dull; 81 10 for No. /, and
81 % for No. 2
CoRN-Dull at Csc.
OATS-Nominal; 40c for No. 2.
DRESSED HoGS-Firm at S. 006e7 D.
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Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph.l

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Jan. %.
CorroN-Quiet and firm at 29lz@30I5c
receipts of 2,7N bales exports, 2,9z7
FLOUR S9@l7 50 for old brands.
Consistently nj 81 03dl 05.
OATS Firm at S06oS1c.
HAY-Scarce and in demand at R}S04O.
PoRR-Frm at S26 80.
DRESSED HoGS-l0@lic
BULK MEATS-l4Ml6c.
CLEAR SIDES-l5%c.
LARD-I56sl51&
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph.l CINCINNATI, Jan. %.
FLoUR-In moderate local demand, and
the market steady superfine 10 25g9 rs tor
Spring, and 10 559l0 % for Western VIM
ter
WHEAT. Firm but the demand is light;
No. l 81 IS for Spring, and 81 SO93 for VIM
ter.
CoRN-Firmer for shelled. IL must be
quoted at 62@63c; ear dun at 5ogooc'
OATS-Firmer; No. 5lM62c.
RYE-Dull at VI 1901 20.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
CorToN-Unchanged holders rather firm
er under the foreign news, but not much
done; middling Bic; receipts during the
past week were $50 bales, and from Sep
tember l, ,34S bales, against l07, Alb bales
for the same time last season. Receipts at
1866 bales, against IL ,2SS bales the same
time in 1866.
HIsKY-Dun at g. 25 in bond. No
sales.
Hoes -Firmer; 81 4o@7 10. Receipts,
1000 head.
rate still asked, but $40 % Is the outside
rate paid.
BULK MEATS Held firmly at 71z97s4c for
shoulders, and 9%@9Ac for sides.
BACoN--Less firmer under the news
from New Orleans, reporting decline OF
from TO &c; othing done, in conse
quence, and prices nominal.
LARD-Qulet at l2@l2Mc.
EGGs-Firmer, and scarce at 3293 for
fresh.
BUTTER Unchanged 26928c.
CHEESE-limlJc 2
GOLD 1874 buying, and l35 selling.
EXCHANGE Fl m vt 5Oc per thousand,
buying. AMI par selling 9h
MoNEY-Quiet, but still stringent.
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1T. W., 9lea; n. ", tx; do pfti rred; 'o1s
NJ. =, 6s14; NJ. &, lO5 !; Wrs!efh Union
on the street, late i'm tile dav. o. ia over
issue In the II. l. ompanv sand the funds
OF hi concern had been used IN he tfie
and N W. |. ciqueS. one OF The promo
nrnt Directors wa~ also reported o have.
failed These reports were officially d
MED, but the denial Jailed to store co f.
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exO-PARTNER> -Tnomos ara,

ENO-PARTNER>B IP.-Thomas Grant
~ having SOLO out hts interest In the
firm of Liant Bros. 4 Co, has associated
himself with b. Dyson, and is now pre-
pared 10 carry on the building business in
al lts branches, and fiatter themselves
that by stl let attention TO business they
VIII be able to give general satisfaction,
and would therefore, solicit a share OF pub
nc patronage. All Job-work done with
neatness and dispatch Shop on Main
street, between seventh and Eighth
streets. Post Office box 5ll. Special atten-
ton given to heavy and intricate framing.
THOS. GRANT.
Jcns. b. DYSON.
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InyIgOrate the Responsible Organ

The stomach il the responsible organ OF
he system. II the digestion is imperfect
every meInber, every gland, every MUSCLE
every nerve and hbre, Is more or less out OF
order All the nhids are depraved. The
Drain is clouded. Tho spirits are depressed.
All dyspeptics hnOV this 10 be the truth.
~ IL not, however, hair tile truth. Coll
aims would be required 10 enumerate the
palms and penalties OF dyspepsia, nor
could any pen do them justice. Tens OF
thousands feel them; no man can describe
Can they be prevented9 Can they be re-
leved? Can they be banished at once and
forever UNQUESrIONARLY THEY CAN'
No dyspepiie has ever taken no Ter
rERSa STOMACH BITrEkS ia vain.
gelieVe no one who says the complaint ~
ncurabie. This 0reH pegefo6'e sto'nochfe
viii eradicate it's eradicating II in o.
ihousand eases over which medical practi-
roners have shaken their heats ouiinous-
~, saying, =" Nothing can be done"
The faculty has its fslllacies. one OF theIm
is that Indigestion II the most difficult OF
All the ordinary ailments OF mankind 70,
combat and subdue. This Is a mistake.l
Nothing can be easier than to conquer IL, ~
khe true specific be admin istercd. The yege-
able combination which has become ia
NOUS throughout the civllizet world as
I'm antidote 10 the disease wtici MS never
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fool with the dyspepsia, try the pharmacoj
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Bttters daily There Is no discount on the
testimony I'm Its favor. If there Is n man
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spECEAL NOTICES.
The Egyptian Cancer AntidOte,
The Most Remarkable Discovery

INT AJSt AVthdfAaUic DinCONCFy
EVER MADE N MEDICAL SCIENCE,
Known and used only at the MAJ
I22 West Filth STREE Cincinnati, Ohio1
This Antidote Is a certain and painless
remedy for all Cancers, Malignant rumorN
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Few days. Prof. Harvey also has Specifics
that never fail n Asthma, Consumption,
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Disease. and treats all other Chronic Dis-
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PROF. HARVEY,
1850 dtf Box 9Sl. Cincinnati. ohio.
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THEODORE TILTON, OF the New i RI.
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