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EHIcAeo. March 20.
The Republican, Springfield, nj. spssi<i
of tonight. says letter dated Paris, Mssch
10. received in this city to-day, from Hon.
]. p. ReyncldA, Conniasioner from the
State of Illinois 10 the Paris Expositscu,
sssAes tAas prsparsaions are going &swSrd,
but from present appearances he does not
think that everything can be ready by the ID,
Of April, although the formal opening vii
take paace on thaidsy. Fsncs end Eaelasd
viii 6e the chief exhibitns. The Unitel
States viii make respectable how, buk h
thinks the gpssrnuent hes not fully rsalned
the ;mportsnee Of The cecesion. H tAiak
the il q Nd N BE- ssrh s.sa6A f. fhoe
vAs - Dsrd1A-sssh
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoKK, March %.
4 The steamer Harriet Lane reached here
to-day
A special from Washington TO the Posi- has
q rumor of the trial OF JEFF Davis in New
York.
Fifteen hnndrsd freedmen have applied TO
the American Colonization Society to be
sent to Africa, within the past eight months,
Of whom six hundred have already en-
barked.
Another distil'ery was seized 10 BROOKLYN
for making false revenue returns.
ALBANY, March %.
State Democratic Convention is called
to meet here on the 10th of April, to noni-
nate delegates st large to the Constitutional
Conventlon.
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FROM RICHMoNl.

-Nxu Yoax, March 20.
The He-alds Richmond correspondent
says In Virginia, reconstruction is npidly
progressing; and even the noa fanaxieal OF
the ex-rebels express themselves anxious to
cooperate With Gen Scho6eld.
The labor system win probably develope
itsslf the coming year, - m prSvieu1 ysefs
when Il proved decidedly unsatisfactory, the
negroes we're only concerned about theit
nepiy acquired liberty
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Bola hobpeu

LOUISVILLE, March g.
A party Of burglars in disguise entered the
Office Of the Psymaster Of Jeferscn county,
at Jeffersonville, this morning, and stole a
box containing $4,000 and come records
and memorgndums. The night watchmar
was bound and gagged, and guarded, while
the robbery was being perpetrated. No
arrests were made.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEw YoRK. March 29.
DISPATCHES from San Luis Potosi report
that there was good reason TO beiseve thaf
Maximilian, finding himself cornered, the
Liberal troops being in front and rear Of him,
and his main dependencsfor supplies beng
on the meaeer crops in his neighborhood, has
offered TO surrender The answer was re-
fusal To treat with trMitnrs.
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FR0M SF. LOUIS.

CaIcAeo, March 29.
ASt Louis special says that ~ MepnnA
trade has commenced, snd that two boats,
the Amelia Roe and Only Chance, clesred
for Fort Benton hast night, each carrying
twenty passengers and having a,full freight
list, and ttlas three rscv~ boats wsR leewe TO.
morrow.
Inc Nissourrrfyer IS open above Omaha.
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OHlLAbD. MATCH II.
A Dubuque, Iowa, special this evening
says: We are in the midst OF the most ex-
citing political contest ever kno~n. Both
parties are exertine themselves To their ut>
most 70 cs--y ths qsy. Inc election takes
place next Monday, and both parties are
sanruine of success.
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Tr,.l .r i. D.f..,s..s a..s r.,l.r.

HAkTFoRn, Ct, March =.
In the case Of Chas. d. Lutter, late Teller
OF the Hartford Bank, charged with abstract
ing $50, 900 in Government bonds, the prep
e-ty of Loyal Wiicox, Of this city, in August
lsxt, the jury returned . verdic, of guilty.
The case Was appealed.
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FROMxPROvIDEkCE, r. I.

PROVIDENCE, March 2e,
The Committee appointed by the Rhode
Island Legislature have contracted for
statues Of Roger Williams and National
Qneen, to be placed IN the Hall Of Ststusry
in Washington OF cost Of $4,000.
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Notice of Incorporation.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
corporation hss heen med under the iaw' of tbs
5iAgy OF le~A he known ~ the eprrarAte nsne Of
The New Eosk Tanne Conp4ny IL priucral llace for
the trRnsssaston q business log tse city Of heoxnk
state a Ir~a
Tire general nature o. the husR--s be transacted
w ssid o-urston ls 10 purchase sell eNs mineral
.snds the Territory q iaho, - elssshere ia the
United Stafe<- operate Mines. Hcquirec ard
more particularly 10 work and develop the New YORK
Tunnel rhrungh the Orc Fufo o " ar Rage Mountain
in epy yh-@ county. i1nho Territory
The capital stock Of nasd Corporation y onH million
deiisrs divided int shnrps Of hundred dlsre eeh a.
zhich PAID in hy the starkhoAters by deed or
the Nss YORK Tunnel claim. With al rishts, fran
caisr and Improvement
saIa Corporation shall commence On The I2th day of
pebrrary .lse7, and continue twenty years suhest TO
renewal.
The rlserp OF sail incorporation shsi Ne Pr dent
secratsrv, Treasurer ara B8zrr u sever Atrecfors
Tha fia1 OF oEisrH shall be held OF The second
NgnAav Of IAun4ay q each yssr.
The highest amcaut o Indebtedness 70 which this
Ccrturattr mas subject ft.ei fgy thousand dsAarH
The private property Ct the Stockholders sL all be tx
erlpt from cooperate aehts
ugIAu EtFHEE. President.
j. " FB&n. secretary.
&c RRiD5Es Treasures.
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Duel
I w ORI.rASs. March %.

NEw 0RLEAss, March %.
There was duel this morning between the
manager of the National Thester and the
editor of the German Gazette. The latter
was seriously, and perhaps fatally, shot at
the third FIRE. The weapons used were re-
voivers. An actress was the cause Of the
difficulty
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ORIGINAL. MOTTO e.

Tv0 Chas. Hubbell, Theodore W Phinney,
II TboA Davis. BtrHHa hs-ney. henry Drfoass Knd
l,eutsa o. De Lous aud 0 C. Hale: or hereby
tined that there is 6ie ta~ CiErks o6ee Of
ahe Bsstri Court OF Lee count Ieaa- III MMslran
rstrisE OF Jmrnh ara claiming CT aaft ChsH Hub-
hsa the " t4A0s: iae on hi-ahr~e
lot. astsd it~r = 1856 tor SSiz fsr s. -
sBa f sss7 30 sad sT cent tutr r-sf- sad all
of ssu, 4h~ foreclosure af mertE4~s nssee ~ sa
Hubt,eii sit n1tss. tb~ talie~inc 81
tste te-wit ~ sieut siona-nr str~~t no ~ set
Arb street. bsing eorBer OF lot L. bo-k - eok nk
Town.
Unless yon appear and answer sal peutiQp, before
noon Of the ID day Of the term Of sxif eorrt eo
,seuce the third Mandas Nsy, 1851 49, A1sssoE
decree pro eozs}esso will BE- entered sEaiHlf ypn
III RICE An'y&~Psr.
I1cvernpsnt stamp SO cts.l 10 Ats@w
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MArHkNEy-0RK9ORy.- y.--0n Thursdsy 18th inst
b Rev James Brown, Mr. fsonn nxsHExKr aud Aias
slknAssss aaasear. hssh q sass sssy.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

GOLD CLOSED 194 IA
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LEGAL Notice
lie

FRIEDRrKA DEEs
- tDiYorcc
ELJpEwe
Two ELI DEWS, Defendant-You are
Al hereby notified that therr is file IN the or
Gee or the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee ennfy
fsws Fort Madison the pefitan Of Friearika D~wr
CANNING ~erre from the bones OF nsfsim ony heret
fore contracted with you the groand Of wiiul de-
segtion
Nov rnle-s you appear ard sr~wer thereto he-
for- ~ the secend dEv Of the neat term Of said
Corr1 c1r srcing the third MunrAy OF May lssT.
defanlt will be entered against yea and decree
der~a pro esSsso prayed for IN plfs PETITION with
cost. JOHN BRUcE
Stamp rch20 PitHs Attorney.
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consequences of the Late Flood.
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Remarkable Phenomenon among Stock
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Letter from j. r. Reynolds.
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From the South.
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Rabbits 800ls.
10 BXs. BABBIT'S N. Y. SOAP. for
Ass0sAss how. Our eusseesxs r.4verts6 te give
ire Soar trial fs- which purrs~~ rh~y obtain q
bar by eaiiins for IL al koBERTBeN ALsEgs-
meh2Ra
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NEWS FROM IliIIleTol
Congress VIII Adjourn Tomorrow.

THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-22
FELLOWS ORIGINAL
|ORM LOzENCES.

IN with confidence point to Fellows
ozenges as the most perfo ct remedy TO
|publeSome pests. :
Intestinal Worms,
ears of careful experiment, success has
Z our efforts. and we now offer to the
confection without single fault, being
nvenient, effectual and pleasant. No in
result can occur, let them be used in
er quantity. Not a particle of calomel
their composition. They may be used
fnrther preparation and at any time
p will eagerly devour all you give them.
J for more. They never fail IN expelling
from their dwelling-places. and they will
Strengthen the weak and emaciated, even
e is not afflicted with worms.
bus remedies have. from time to time been
hended. such as calomel. oil of wormseed,
line. &C.. producing dangerous and some.
|htal consequences. After much research.
md experiments. embracing several years
tprietors OF Fellows worm LOzenges have
led in producing this remedy. free from
5ctions. and positively safe pleasant and
81. They do not kill the worms, but act
Ting their dwelling places disagreeable to
8 In order to assure consumers Of the gen.
Us OF these Lozenges. the analysis Of d. Z.
ayes. state assayer, is annexed -
ave analysed the worm lozenges prepared
5srs. Fellows IL Co, and find they are free
tercury or other metallic or mineral matter.
3.ozenges are skillfully compounded, pleas
Ethe taste. . fe yet sure and effective in
elton. Respectfully.
A A HAYES. M d.
krice as cts. per bex;' Five for ST..
Fed at the New England Botanic Depot. for
the proprietor.
]. G. FRENCH,
bm all orders should e addressed. Sold by
J in medicine everywhere.
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NOTHING INJURIOUS
They are entirely vegetable
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

81 MIlOMS OF NOKMS
Itching Of the nose, feverishness, twitci7ing or
starting suddenly during sleep, pain in the
stomach, loss Of flesh. paleness with hectic, ap-
petite sometimes voracIous, ct others feeble, a
dulness of the eyes, drowsiness. a swelled upper
lip, tongue Whitley furred. and studded with red
spots, fetid or garlic breath, grinding of teeth
during sleep sensation OF lodgAest in the
throat, an unnatural craving for dirt. chalk or
clay. freuulness and irritabilty of temper chel.
ic, fits and palsy.
INTESTINAL WORMS
Are among the first TO undermine, the coHstftu
ton. in the list of diseases. They often occasion
severe diseass' ending Sometimes fatally. par.
tcularly when they ascend to the stomach.
Their presence in their most ordinary situation
il attended with uniavorable effects upon tho
general health.
EMINENT MEN ASSERT
That all are more or less troubled with worms;
and that many die Annually from this Cause,
VITO. by the timely administration off proper
remedy, would be saved. AS FELLOWS WORM
LOzENGEs may be taken without ally unpleasant
result. and as most children are ford Of them,
ltieir use Is Recommended to those apparently
healthy, and thus dispel the catse OF what
would produce suffering.
BE CAREFUL WHAT YoU Use.
Various remedies have. from time t6 time,
been recommended, stth as Calomei, Oil Of
WOrmseed, Turpentlne. DC so that dangerous
and eveh fstai consequences are produced.
The necessity Of d safe and sire remedy has
caused much research and Study by the propri.
etors of FELLows' WORN LozENaEs They are
positively safe, pleasant and effectual. They do
not kill the worms. but act by. making. their
dwelling places dfsagteeable to them. in order,
however, to guard consumers against deception
by q base compound. the analysis of DR.. A. A,
HAYES, State Assayer. proving the above state
ments, Is annexed -
~ have analysed the worm lozenges prepared
by Messrs FELLOWS d Co. and find that they
are free from mercury and other metaiic or min
eral matter. These Lozenees are skilfully COM
pctinded pleasant to the taste, safe, yet sure and
effective IN their action.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, Il. b.
Assayer to the State Of Mass. F"
PLEASE REMEMBER
That, FELLOWS WORN LOzENGEs are prepared
with great care frcm the concentrated extracts
of tw plants. They do not act as a purgative
or emetic, will not debilitate the patient are so
simple an infant may devour whole box with.
out harm, and will at the same time expel tho
worms in an extraordinary manner.
Uy-FELLows WORM LozEN6Es is the only
worm remedy in existence, combining harmless
qualities with delicious taste and amazing pow
err.
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FARM For SALE.
In LOHFSON. VT.

OflT5 acres. IL mile from school, l.2 miles
~ North Of Johnson Village and Normal School
and mile from the Arched Bridge. Plenty Of
wood and timber. 1000 sugar trees. 800 of second
growth within thirtv rods Of house. Land early
and warm. suitable for raising wheat and all 9th
err kinds of grain. Very well fenced 4; large
orchard. nice garden with strawberries. goose
berries, grapes and crrrants. Never.failing wa
ter In every pasture. House l l-2 story, nice
Kitchen and ct liar all finished off. Water runs
in kitchen and barn. Earn 30x3S. Horse barn
and wagon shed 22xy2. all In good repair. Corn
barn and work shop now putting up. Shed at
barn l6x65. double 70 #. Ohe yearys stock Of
wood fl for the stove. Price $500. The reason
tor selling-the owne- is going West For fur
Their information inquire Of
"a D. B. WEBSTER.
Johnson W.
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w.ss.r.. Bal.am OF wild cherry.

i uho1 historyof medical discoveries no rem
~ Formed so many or such remarkable
6c<E& numerous affections of the Throat,
= ~ NEST. as this long tried and justly
c,tot Nalsam. So generally acknowledged
III 1<Ior excellence of this remedy that but
|flk6 amy Who have tested its virtues by
.ls1c5 lail to keep it at hand as a speedy
,or<ain cure for sudden attacks II cold-ful-
lieyTHr that its REMEDIAL powere are CON-
Ia1I<5 snough to embrace every form of dis
nom the'slightest cold to the most danger
-itH(1m of pulmonary complaint.
o1| I. ID. HOSMER, ESQ.,, of Topsham.
ToPsHAM, W.. April "a. 1860.
e >IzIw. F0Wl.E & CHI.
S1|@I16a Il take great plereure in adding
<a t15 mass Of testimony in favor of that
4S1 \. Dough Remedy-Dr. Wistar's Balsam
~ 5erry. During the past winter my
tcte1 with severe Cough and in.
on the lungs. After suffering severe
days. Wistar's Balsam was recon-
: = /rial Of whidh gave Immediate and
y relief. have known of the Balsam
used in csses OF Asthma. with the
< &ble results am sure that If the
were as well acvuainted with the
# Ii great remedy, as ! am, you would
~ supply the demand. would ad-
~ f 81 suffer from coughs. colds ETC., to
xedicine an early and thorough trial
n ours truly, ] d, HOSMER.
by SETH W. FOwl.E 4 SON. IS
s rect, Boston, and for sale by drug
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lHENCK,S NEW OFFICE.

~ IL EN1h . ~ IL w OT tOL.
II. SCHENCK. of Philadelphia. has
office on second floor of No. 35 Han
h, Boston, where he will be profession
h "Wednesday. from 0 to 8. Every per-
Mining with Consumption or any dis
IL to It, is invited to call on him. He
BE free, but for thorough examine
his Respirometer the chargh is five dol
Ienck can explain to atients very cor
b stage of their disease, and how to
sdicines. namely, his pulmouic Syrup,
ionic, Mandrake Pills, without the pse
|pirometer whether it is 1uberculous.
a, Bronchial or Dyspeptic Consump-
4 it is merely merely an liberated
catarrh or from Liver Complaint.
|icines have full directions, so any one
hem without seeing him. but If they
BIZ. are well enough. it is best see
|three of his medicines are required in
|ry case of lung disease, for 1t is i'm
i cure Consumption unless the stomach
BE kept in perfect order. To get lungs
ling condition the stomach must be
md en- appetite for good rich food crca-
10 make good blood before the lungs
4 to heal then the chills and night
n stop, and the expectoration become
asy.
ps full supply of midicines at his
hich can be had at all times.
The Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Ton.
1 80 per bottle. or ST so the half dozen
Pill, 25 cents per box.
GoOpwIN & Co., 3S Hanover street.
General Wholesale Agents for the New
Hates. Fro sale by all druggists.
22-34
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MARY ANN NEWTON
In Supr. me Court.

MARY ANN NEWTON In Supr me Court,
LUTHER ss NEWTON. Ans %nr ,ss' iI Mary
Ann Newton. of Hyde Park, in the count Of
Lamoille and State Of Vermont. has filed in the
Office of the clerk of the Lamoille County Su.
p eme Court, her libel for divorce. setting forth
that on the 9th day Of July, A. D., 1859. she.
by the name Of Mary Ann Worster, was lawfully
ma ried to Luther Lockwood Newton OF John
son in said county. at Hyde Park aforesaid, and
that she continued to live with saiu Luther l..
Newton. in the faithful discharge of all the du.
ties incumbent on her as his wife, until on or
about the 10th day of July, A. D., 1858. when
the said Luther H., wilfully deserted said Libel
liant. and has ever since. for more than three
years, wholly neglected and refused to live with
or provide for her as his wife. and has wholly
neglected and refused to discharge any Of the du-
ties incumbent on him as her husband.
And said Libelant further sboweth that said
Libelee. during the time she lived with the Lii
belant. and until he deserted her 40 aforesaid.
was guilty of intolerable severity to the Libel.
ant, and that during that time, the said Libelee.
being Of sufficient pecuniary ability to provide
suitable maintainance for her, re fnsedand neg
lected to provide such maintenance for said II.
belsnt. and said libelant further showeth that
she is the mother. by said Luther l.. of one child
Harriet Eliza Newton, who was born on tn Q
9Th day Of August. A. d. 1852 and Is row living
and therein PRAYING for divorce from the bonds
matrlm0ny, between ncr ana the salu Lutner a..
and also therein praying for allimony. and for
the whole care custody and control Of said Har-
riet Eliza Newton, the minor child aforesaid,
until she shall arrive at full age. or until the
further order of said court; and that the Libel
ant be allowed to resume her maiden maine.
And whereas 1t being made to "ppear to the
clerk of said court. that the said Luther Lock
wood Newton. resides without this State. 80
that subpoena cannot be served upon him.
therefore notice is hereby given to the said Lu-
ther l.. Newton. and he IL required to appear
before the Supreme Court next to be held at
Hyde Park, within and for the county OF La
mobile, on the Sd Tuesday Of August. A. d..
1867. and make answer to said Petition, and
abide such order. direction and decree as to said
court shall seem mete, and the Libelant in said
petition is directed to cause this order to be
published three weeks successfully in the La
mobile Newsdeaer. paper printed at Hyde
Park, in saidI.amoile County, the last of which
to be at least six weeks previous 10 the term at
which said Libelee is to appea' viz: The third
Tuesday of August uext.
BRIGHAM Il WAT ERMAN.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
l.. s. SMALL. Clerk.
Dated at Hyde Park. May J3 1867. 2'ws
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IA Young ladv returning to her

3 young ladv returning to her
u home. after a sojourn Of few months
lcftY. was hardly recognized by her frienGs
III ID coarse, rustic flushed face. she had
nby compleyion of almost marble smooth
and instead of twenty.three she really ap
4 but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
* 10 great chaoge. she plainly told them
N osed the Circassian Balm, and cousid-
i ~ Invaluable acquisition to any lady's
(. By its use any lady or gentleman can i'm
1heir personal appearance an hundred fold
iuple in Its combination, as nature herself
I'm yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in draw
&t6rities from, also healing, cleansing and
ring the skin and complexion. By its
1ction on the cuticle it draws from it all
mites. kindly healing the same, and leav-
.Ssurface as nature intended it should be,
ID. smooth and beautiful. Price 81. sent
8 or express, on receipt Of an order by
III WI CLARK Il co, Chemists.
# No 3 west Fayette st. Sy racuse. N Y.
81 American agents for the sale of same.
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WILL OF JxnEs Fosr4s.

WILL OF JxMEs FosTER.
STATEOF VERMONT, In probate court hol
I.AMofLLE DISTRICT, IS. den at the probate Of
flee in johnson, in said district, on the I'd day
of May, A. ID. 1867.
Present. Hon. NORMAN ATWOOD, Judge.
An instrument supporting to be the last will
and Testament Of James Foster. late OF Morris
town. in said District. deceased, being present.
ed here by s. s. Pike, Of johnson, IN said Dis
trict Of Lamoille, the executor therein named.
It Is ordered by said court that all persons con
cerned therein he notified to appear at session
of said court to he holden at the probate Office IN
johnson on the 9th day OF May. 1861.
at ten o'clock in the forenoon and show
cause, If any they have. against the probate
of said will For which purpose 1t is further or
dered that copy of this order be published In
the Lamoille Newsdealer three weeks successive
ly. PRIOR TO said day OF hearing.
NORMAN ATWOOD. Judge.
25w3 JOHN /. GLEED. register,
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WILL OLE SUSAN PARrLow.

WILL OF SUSAN PARTLow.
STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court bold
LAMOILLE DISTRICT, IS en- at the Probate 0ffc
in Johnson. in said district on the 9th day OF
Mey, A d 1867.
Present. Hon. NORMAN ATWOOD, Judge.
AN instrument purporting to be the last will and
testament of Susan Partlow, late OF Johnson.
in said dstsict deceased. being Presented here by
Norman Thomas OF Johnson, in said district
therein named for Probate
II in ordered by said court, that all persons
concerned therein. be notified to appear at ses-
sion OF said court to be holden at the Probate or
Ace. In Johnson on tire 2yth day OF May
1867. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
and shew cause fany they may have. against the
Probate of said viii for which purpose. 1t Is
further orderd that a copy OF the record OF this
orde be published three weeks successfully In the
Lamoille Newssiealer printed at HydePark prev.
ious to said time appointed for hearing. true
copy ofrecord. .muon
COWS JOHN l. GLEED, Register.
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Free to Everybody.

large 9 PIP. Circular. giving information Of
|reatest importance to the young OF both
eaches how the bomeIy may become beauti-
}he despised respected. and the forsaken
young lady or gentleman should fail to
kheir address, and receive copy post-said,
turn mail.
Address r. O. Drawer. 81
Troy. N. Y.
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ALBERT A. ALIENS Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court hold
LAMofLLE DISTRICT. SIS. en- at johnson. in said
District. on the 10Th day of May, A. d. 1861.
GILMAN SHERWIN. Administrator
Of the estate Of ALBERT A. ALLEN, late Of
Hyde Park in said District. deceased, presents
his administration account for examination AM
allowance. and makes application for decree
OF distribution and partition OF the estate OF
said diseased.
Whereupon. It is ordered by said Court
that said application be referred TO theProbateOf
fee Ia Johnson, on the 10th day Of June
1867. And II IL further ordered that notice be
given TO all persons concerned. by publication OF
this order In the I.amoile Newsdealer printed at
hyde Park, previous to said time appointed for
hearing. that they may object II they zee causs
g. BY order OF the Court.
2fw3 JOHN !. GLEED. Register.