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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-13

The SOUTH DEFENDED.-A cores
pondent of the .SouM Carolina Bap-
list, writing from Chicago, where he
was attending largo meeting OF the
Baptists from the North and North
west, relates the following incident:
''In the meeting, this afternoon,
some remarks were made 10y DR.. N.
Colver, who is trying to establish q
high school for the colored people, at
Beaufort, S. G. In his speech, he
said that the Southern people were
opposed to the education of tle ne.
groes. After he had finished Lis re-
marks, J. R. Graves, of Tennessee,
rose, and said the last speaker had
done injustice to the South. Brother
Graves then asked permission to read
some resolutions passed by the South
ern Baptist Convention, at Memphis,
encouraging the education of the
freed people. This privilege was
granted, and the resolutions were
read, which caused general applause. I"
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SUPPORT YorR OwN JOURNALS
The Cleaner, issued every Wednes-
day, from this Office, defes competi-
ton as literary and news journal.
Those who subscribe to it are kept
well posted up in the current events
of the day, as it embraces the tele-
graphic news, political, commercial,
state of the markets, &C., up to the
hour of going to press.
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ELMwooD CEMETERY COMPANY.
At an extra meeting of the Directors
of the above company, on the 11th
instant, the resignation of Mr.. John
A. Crawford, rs President, was ac-
cepted; and Director VIM. Glaze
was unanimously reelected President.
Mr.. r. L. Bryan was then elected
Director, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the election of Mr.. Glaze
to the Presidency.
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GIVE Nor1cE.-As complaints are
sometimes made that the Picnic is
not regularly delivered to city sub
scribers, we would ask those who fail
to receive their paper to acquaint us
with the fact the day the paper is rot
received, as we can then arrange for
regular delivery afterwards.
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Ho! REGISTERS. Gen. Ord, COM
manding the Fourth Military Dis
trict, has issued an order on the sub
ject of registration, which contains
the following:
Registers will not be permitted to
became candidates for election to the
convention for framing the constitu-
ton of the State, nor will registers,
while in the exercise of their office,
be allowed to degrade it by making
speeches, or electioneering for or
against any candidate for Office"
A most excellent feature that-zpne
for which Gen. Ord deserves to be
commended. We congratulate the
people of the Fourth District.
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JOB PRNTING.-The Job Office of
the Phosni~ is as complete as any in
the South. 1t is furnished with new
fonts of type of all descriptions and
of the most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and at reasonable rates.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-13

The .'old cherished principles #
they wish to fight again, and sink the
South beyond the hope of resurrec-
tion, let them follow the latter,
'and-be ruined. If they wish 70 find
the old paths Of prosperity and peace,
which crowned and blessed our sec
tion-if they wish to re-establish
Republican liberty, and save the Con-
stitution of the fathers-letthem now
to the rescue, and, by cheerful con-
formity to law, regain their places in
the Union, where alone they can aid
in the patriotic work.
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An exchange records the payment
to widow of the avails Of policy of
insurance on the life OF her hasband
as Substantial consolalkop,"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-13

CoNcERT.-The Columbia Varieties
will give a concert tonight. They
propose to give the largest nights
proceeds to the Palmetto Fire Com
pany, SO that those who cannot 90
this evening can go tomorrow even
ing, which may be the benefit night.
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hoCal Tta1raa a.

Posi- OFFICE HoURs-The Office is
open from 5 a. m. until 81 p. M,
and from 6 until z p. M, The North
ern mail closes at 311S p. M, and all
other mails close at s D. m.
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REAfITTANCEs TO THIS OFFICE.-As
several letters have failed to reach us.
we desire to say to all our friends who
may be making remittances to this
Office, to do so either by Registered"
letters or through the agency of the
Southern Express Company. The
latter is a reliable and safe mode of
transmission Oh any line over which
it does business. We hope those in
terested will attend to this request.
TELEGRAPHIc DzsrArcuEs. The
Picnic and Glenner are the only
papers in the State, outside of the
city of Charleston, that receive and
publish the latest telegraphic de-
spatches, market reports, etc.-Ame-
rican and European. Recollect, also,
that the news in these publications is
furnished throughout the upper Dis
tricts twenty-four hours ahead of the
Charleston papers. The subscription
to the daily is IS year; tri-weekly
5, and weekly So.
REMEDY FOR Dull TIMES. The
best remedy for dull times is to ad-
vertise freely. Merchants should not
let their stocks stay shelved until
they become old, stale and unprofit-
able, for the sake of the small ex-
pense it would cost them to adver-
tise. If they try it regularly and
persistently, they will find the in
vestment to be paying one.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call
ed TO the following advertisements, which
are published this morning f1r the i-st
time:
S. H, Myers Il Co.-Dry Goods, &c.
G. +. Jackson-New Muslins.
Meeting. .Richland Lodge.
F. A. Schneider-Segars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-03

Je.' SOW" Exactly i"soon shnge sad they we're
there every tmen II he FELT "owiey" In the morning ne
took Plantation he felt weary night he took ran
taton Btersi ifhe appetite, weak ansuid OF
mentally oppressed he Plantation Btiers and hey new
er failed Co st him on his pins square aud arm
rev persons any authority but As some may
Just read the followingi
owe much TO you, for verify believe The
Plantation Bittera have saved myiiie.
REV W. Il. WAGNER, Madrid, NY
Ihavs been great sune d
pepsla, and had to sbaudou prcaehng.
Plantation Bitters have cured
REV. q. A. WILDWOOD, New Yoi city.
had lost all Appetlts-wSs weat ana
enervated could hardly walk aud had perfect
oty The Plantation Biers have set all
r light JAMES HEAiEWAf, s. Louis Mo-"
The Plantation Bittsrs have cared o,
arrangement ofhe kidneys Urinary organs
trcsscd for years. They act like charm.
O. c. MOORE, so4 Broadway, N. Y"
Mrs. o. " DEvOE manager ofthe Union Home School Tor
Soldiers Cadreu, says she has gven the weak and in
children under her with the happy and
yus results" We have received hundred Of
such ceraoates Advertisement effective A. what
people themselves say sood article. our fortune and
roputauons stake. The original quality and high character
Of these goods under every aud all
stances They slr-sdy obtained sale Ia
village, PARISH snd hamlet civilized nations. Base
itators Try aud style they
snl because good article be sold poor
they supper from paroles who Do they
coll BE on your guard See private stamp cork
p. %. DRAKE Co. New York city.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold BY ali Druggists.
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CURE For PIN WORMS.

Il Worm Remedy : needed, don't fail to get bottle Of
Dr. E. q. Gould's Pin-WoTm syrup.
This syrup never fails the most aggravated cases 70 erpei
these Irritating dangerous worms entirely from The system
Adults Of % or ~ year., have suffered for lifetime
children upon all other remedies have been tried
In vain are relieved II All Ia twenty -four hours
and when taken riding directions It will effect entire
cure II acts as a oahac and Improves the health BY
moving Impurities from The system aud is aways safe even
with the youngest child.
sold by O. O. GooDWlN6 CO., Boston, and by druggists
everywhere apr, Jun aug
RaAntr forty year Rev. ~ Downs Of Vermont com
pounded medicine for bis which be used 10 bic own
family with signal This remedy became knoe
TO his friends and through is merits anxousy sought mr.
So great II In his Immediate vicinity that
be at the manufacture OF under the name
Of H. Downs Vegetable Baiaamic Elixir since which time
rapidly Increasing FOR the last ten years
there have average Of 5000 bottles sold annually,
with si Increasing demand. For Coughs Colds Group As
ihma and al kindred has equal The greatest
care taken the Manufacture 20 have the medicine Of
standard quality the least variation from the original re-
eept being tolerated BY the proprietor 20 that to dsy t h be-
public precisely the that It was thrtyone years
since. sold BY Drugg So everywhere.
JOHN p. HENRY 3 Co, Proprietor,
ts.sa Waterbury, VI
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HIN EW ELL,

UNIVERSAL ~ advertising IL expected TO gain noiorey
COUGH Than which, form better, but II Is On TeHe
REMEDY Character alone sales must rely Il Is pre-
sumed that contrast u this splendid preparation, It's sim
picy freedom with which It he used whenever
there tickling irritation In the throa In contrast
with old forms, which compliments such that doses are
restrained or day perfectly apparent,
and truly theory, HuSsGwttrs usvEssM coueu
RHNGbv valuable which Tea fsars have most el sry proved
Couqn Couans, OolDs, Seas raRoAf
and all compants, which, n neglected. end In CiuPon are
s work 10 oure relieve which the undoubed test
monias which may be- ofoe, fully corroborate
JOHN h. HuNSEwELL Proprietor,
Practical Chemist and PharmAceutist,
eCommerciai wharf, Boston, Mass.
~ aota rs ali ,e,pt.r dealers in Medicine. $500
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this large class afflicted Hos citizens. Bow completely
this compound viii 10 h. proved BY experiment on
many u the uut the following complaints
scrafaa scroflous sFeue Sores, ssn Diseases fu-
pies, Pa-tues, Bo,ees, Erupous 81 Anhonl's Fire. Rose
Erypeia letter salt Rsum, seAll Head Hngs orr,
&C
Sypts Pnsrai Dueais T. expelled from the system ~
the prolonged AMI the patient len
Ia comparative health
causi by seroia In The blood and are
often soon cured by thi. ExrRAcr stEssFAEtLA
10 not invaluable medicine, because you have been
Imposed upon BY something pretending to be sarsapara
while % Wa uo when used ArER's-then and not
an then you virtues ~ sarsapafla For min-
ute particulars diseases refer you O. Ayers
American Almanac uhieh The brov namedvi furnish
gratis 20 all who call for 10.
ArHr CtusRrio PILs, the Of cosvenes Jaun-
dcc Dyspepsia Indigestion, Dyscnery Foul stomach Head
ache, Piles Rheumatism Heartburn arising from hsordrred
stomach Morbid lnaetisn Of the Bowels FAtuency
Appetite Liver Complaint Dropy, Worms Gou Neu-
rsisa, aud as Dinner Pin, are unsqualed.
They sugar THAI the most sensitive can take
them with pcAsure they the hest Aperent 10 the world
for an ths purposes 20 family physic
Frcpar-dby On. j. C. AVER CO.. lowell, Mass, and sold
by OIL Druggists an dealers in medicine everywhere.
BlXBY co AF,ntf.r Montpelier also, for sale by n X
Brown ard R-dReii 4 croois 81 Mar q Arr.
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ALLEN ToeY, tcomn,,,,s,,,,.
y; g; sLAYroH, 0'""''''a,,,. ~.

NTATE OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
Ia Probate ccuf hcld At MontpsllerL in aid District
~ the 10Th day Of March, A. y, 1877
Allen Perry adminstrater ~ the estate q Elijah Ferry
late ~ Cabot In said District, deceased, presents his
administration account for examnaton and allowance and
application distrhuou and partition Of
deceased Whereupon is ordered by said
Court that said and said application be referred to
said Court he held the Probate Office In said
Montpelier, the 9th day OF April A. D. ls61 Tor hearing
decision thereon And l. further orderd that notice
given TO ali interested by Of che
Journal newpapcr Published Montpelier, previous
said appointed for hearing, that they
place. show " they have, why
said should be allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court--Attest, T. X. MERRILL,
$500 Judge.
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DIR. MILLER'S
Soothing and Healing Balsam,
NArupE's ASSISTANT.

fr HAS PROVED AVAILABLE FOR BURNS, FROZEN
mhs Bruises strains, Wounds Of all Kinds Pains 10 the
Side Shoulders Chuhlaus, Chapped Hands, sun Neck
Asue Ear Ache Dcafuss Poson ne Try
pe Ia. aud Inflammation u The Eyes. For Rhsumasn Is
not cure yet hundreds have been relieved ~ h when
other remedies have failed.
A. A. lSfGRsaL when taken Ia IL viii
nnammatiln Bowels nysantery, Kidney Complaint
and cholera Norbus. itv Dpthers, dry Cough
aud Asthma
This purely table u it, composition soothing
and healing 10 it, influence, and D. gwen AM
perfect safety been before the public during
past nine ycar and has hi s0ms VI e most 1ns
cures The proprietor chaleuse the sorl TO prduce is
psror a. a remedy. Dor sale BY all Druggists.
@. ID. LEFT, Proprietor, Springdsld Mass.
Demas Barnes Co ~ Park Row New Yorx, siu also sup
ply che Trade at ilst Prices. 90 dawieoS.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED

Gentle bad worth elan Who took cold
sbsd the leg, and useless for year
had evcfyhng could hear of without benefit until
tried Mexican Mustang Eminent Il soon effected perm
ansntoare.~ J. 7. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, Zane t. 80
take pleasure nding the AeXcau Mustang
Eminent valuable ard Indispensable article f'r spr2ns,
Sores Scratches ais HoFses. Our ased IL for
Barns, 8ruics, Sores RheamAtsm &C, and 10y Il Aots
like magic" J. " fEWiff,
Foreman for Americau. Wells. Fargo's aud IA tens
Express.
rhs sprsin o. dawherf ankle, occasoned whe skAt
ngiAst inter Wa entirely cured
mcnced using your LIBERATED Mustang LIlmeut.
Gloucester, Mass, AUG !, 1855 I'D sEELf"
us admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang Linment
performs shorter tie and beast than
any discovered. Families, livery and plaut
should always have them hand. Quick aud
any nuine Strapped 10 steel plate engragngs
beading the Of g. w. westbrook Chemist, and the
prtosts stamp Of nEuss BAESGs co. over the top
been made counterfeit Il With cheap stone
piate label Losk eioseiy'
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sofa By AL druggists.
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DEATHS.

In stowe, March II, Ar. seth A. Flirr aged years
In Cabot March Nilo wa ariner Hopkins aged
March ~ Franki, only u NJ AugastiE HopAns aged
In Derby, March 81 Mrs Harriet Davis, wife Of Ira Camp,
aged % years.
Cabot DC ~ Amy widow OF WIN. Duon, aged years,
n months and - days
In Greensboro, March Miss Lucy Cutting, aged
% years
aged o. years.
In Norwich, VI, March %, Mr. Thos McCawiey, young
mAu formerly residing Ia Montpelier aged n years.
In Berlin, Marc o., Mr.. Ihos Dodge, aged Is years
In NdeseA, March 90 ie0i Of Consumption Arthur L. Nc
Derm aged and months New Hampshire aud Mas
saohasetts papers please copy.
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Suerial Notices.
AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight Superior Cologne used TO oA.he .n'
face and person render son and fresh TO aay IN
dammaton to perfume clothing, Tor headache &c IT'S man
ufacured from rich Southern Magnolia aud n obtaining
patronage quite Unprecedented sa vorte with actresses
and opera singers s dby all dealers at too 10 large
bottles and by DEMAs BAaNrs Co, New York. wholesale
Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists
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Who would nOt be besutfgl! Who would not add to their
beauty What that marble purity dsAgHe appear
observe upon the aud la the city belle II
longer secret. They HAgans Magnolia Balm. I
nued TAM freckles parle aud ghness
the face and leaves the complexion
rent, blooming and rayshng Une many cosmetics con
tans material luxurious the skin. Any Druggist will
der it for yon II not hand At 10 cts. per bottle.
We. HAGAH, Troy n. y, enlist.
DBHAS BARNRSS GO Whoissafs Agents, N. Y.
SARATOGA SPRING Water, sold by ali Druggists
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fIrArE or VERMONT, w1sHTNGToV DI5TRior, IS.

kfrATE W VERMONT, WAshiNdToN Dl,IhtCr. %.
An Probate Court, held Montpelier, within and for
y said District, on the i9h day ofhareh A. D. 1901:
In Instrument pportng 70 he the last VIII aud Testament
Of Justus wShepArd late Of Fast Montpelier In said District
deceased being to the Court by willard g. Martin
having custody the for Probate Is order
said all concerned therein he notified
appear of said be holden the Probate
Once in Montpelier. on the 10th day of Apr D lss1 and
shew they have against the PROBATE Of said
Will for which further ordered, that Of
the record of this Order he published three sssvey
in the Vermont Waterman and State Ionrnai printed
Montpelier previous said time appointed for hearing.
A true copy OF recori-Attsst, I. K. MERRILL,
Judge,
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Land Tax Notice !

Whereas the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont, In
the year 1865 assessed Of six cents per all
lands (pubie lands exeepted in Goshen Gore. Ia the
County Of Caledonia in said State for the purpose Of
to the propretofs and land Of Goshen
Cove who have paid their proportion Of such tax In
labor otherwise to the committee appointed to super
intend the expenditure Of the same the subscriber,
hat much Of their lands will be sold at paoc
due at the dwelling house Of the subscriber In Goshen
Gore in the County Of Caledonia, on the l3,h day OF
MAY 1857 at o'clock Z. NJ will be requisite dis
charge their respective taxes with Costs
Dated al Goshen Gore, this 10 h day Of Mach, A. D.
1867.
54:5s JOSEPH CLARK Collector.
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JOSEPH CLARK, Collector.
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DISSO TON.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP Heretofore
4 existing between Adams Kellogg and WIN K.
Adams under the name aud style OF ke logg Adams
is this y By mutual nseot dissolved.
ADAMS KELLOGG.
WIN K. ADAMS
Montpelier March 81 1857.
N RAJ accounts due the late firm must he settled
limo edately. The business wiil lie continued al the
OLD STAND by the undersigned, where he hopes TO
receive continuance Of the patronage so generously
bestowed upon the late fra.
5557 WM Il. ADAMS.
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Aeqal Notices.

lNTArE ~ w taONr, WARRINGTON DISTRICT, S.
- In Probate Court hed Montpelier for
~ District, on the s0th day N Marc1, A. u. Is7i
Milton Fisher, n fha testament ~
thane a.. Cobun ate u Cabot IN ,Ad district deceased,
makes application 70 saf Court with the appro
baton 10 writing Of the heirs q said decease residing
State for cense sell whole Of the
said dees ad died seized and possessed IN this Ss
Ing that tho thereof woud beneficial 70 he-s and
those ntercstad therein. Whersupon Is ordered
goart hat said application be referred session thereof
he held at The Prohae Ore said Montpelier, the
DAY q April A. D. 1851, Tor hearing and dscon thereon
and ~ further ordered that all persons Interested he
thed hereof By publication said application
order thereon three succsvey h- Vermont Watch
and state Journal printed Montpelier before
y hearing, that they may appes said place. and
" they see cause, object thereto.
By the oourt,-Attest, T. X. MERRILL,
hh.S1
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In wliam,,osu March = BY Rev P Barnard, Mr. James
". AVeriN and Miss Emma : Trow both Of Barre.
Also March TO- Mr. Marcel Emery and Miss Lucy A. Ring
both ot Washington
Also March ~ Sir Denison Kinsman of Phneaon H., and
Miss L0ra Buruhsui Of W.
Also March It Mr. eeorga c. Eare and Miss Martha JEFF
f0Tds, both Of Nllliamstowu,
In Rochester March Rev A. L. Pratt, Alfred
and Miss Sarah A. hltllngtlu, b ith u Roche ster.
Ia Tunhriige March ~ BY Rev p. H. Alden, Cornelius
Noyes oi funnrise, snd jenny L. Flanders u Chelsea
10 Chets. March 20, Georgc Emery, of Brookhsd and
Miss CiimenN :. Allen u Q.
ia Bakersfield, stD c. lshams Hotel March BY Rev ~
Land Ar f. h. Brown aud Miss Josephine Carpenter both
4 NaterYiile-
In BakrrsGrd Jan by The Abram Burnett, Of Nor
ristouu, aud Miss Louisa Burnett q Bak-rsf-ld
A. the ConsreEnt onai parsonage Ia Wocu March H. By
Rev n. Hernck, Mr. Lorenzo ID. Owen ami b. whitney
both % WolcOtt.
In Hadgck Marsh BY the same. Mr. D Peek Of VOL
colt. aud Luslla A. Wakefield Of hardFiek al
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HOMER ". HEATON, tcmn.,,......
JOSEPH A. PRENTiS5,S SV""'''"''''
Montpelier, April IS. A. u. 1851.

NATHANIEL HERsEY's EsTArE-The subscribers, hay
ing been appointed by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District
adjust all claims aud demands Of alt against the
Nathaniel Hvey lat % CAaia in said District,
deceased represented insoyen aud the term six months
Of sa exhibit and their
spectiye claims before Give notice. that viii attend
the Prlbats Ohise in Mont
said District the first Fridays Of May AMI 5eptem
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tiisa most delightful HAIR Dressing
Il erAdcAtes scurf and dAudrud.
Il keeps the head cool and clean
Il makes the hair rich son and glossy.
itprerents hair turning gray aud falling on
Il restores hair upon Frstasturtly bald heads.
This Just what Lyons Kathairon VIII do. Itts rsseV A
Is cheap arabI4 nj eray sold by the carload aud
incredible demand daily Increasing, until there
hardly country does not ksep family thai
does not usei
E.rHoMAs LY on, Chemist, ~ Y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold BY all Druggists
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HeimNrees inmitahle Hair oOoring is dye. Amin
tantAneous dyes composed flRHar eaaso
less destroy the vitality and beauty Of the hair Thse the or
tgna Hair Coorng and has been growing In oyei
syenty II gray hair to its original color By
gradual Absorption remarkable II Is ais,
beautiful hai dressing. Sold In two ssesbo cents and
by all dealers.
@, HEIMsrREET, Chemist
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
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y on The l1h day ~ March, A. u. is7
David N. Phelps, Guardian u Gordn Bushnell akes appi-
cation SID Court for license to sell the described real
% his sai wsr Al the right and Interest Of said
ward 10 the real est g N which said deceased died ssiEed in
Guiding HOMESTEAD and revision that
sale thereof Tor the purpose u putting tie ocee Of such
sale At interest investing the stocks real
would be benehcialto said ward
Whsreupon, II Is ordered by said Court, that raid application
he referred session thereof held The Probate
once In said Montpelier on the 9i day q Aprl A. D. 1851 for
hearing and decision thereon
And further ordered. thai notice hereof given all
persons rested bubcaton
cessvely 90 the vermont Watohman and state Journa
newspaper published At Montpelier previous 70 said time
pointed Tor hans that they appear At sad tine aud
BY ,ie Court Attest MA CHASE,
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Ned NEVINS, THE NtWSBjY.

BY HENRY MORGAN. P.MP. NEW EDITION.
PRICE $3.50.
NED NEVlNS, In the Street.
NED NEvlNS, Without Home,
NED NEVINS, Arrested.
NED NEVlNS, At Court.
NED NEVINS, In Jail.
NED NEVINS, At the Grave.
NED NEVINS, Adopted.
NED NEVlNS, A Fact.
NED NEVlNS, No Fiction.
NED NEVlNS, A Grand Success.
NED NEVINS, Going by Thousands.
NED NEVINS, Wants 100 Agents.
100 Cent profit. Best eanvassing book publish ed.
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