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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
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In order that the benevolent object set forth in
this circular may be successfully accomplished
have issued five series Of Fine steel Plate I'm
cravings, Shch are put on subscription q pri-
ces much below their retail value.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN TIE WASH
INGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued, stamped with the seal Of the Co.,
and signed BY the Secretary. None others gen
uinel.
Any person sending US One Dollar. or paying
the same to our local Agents. will receive imme-
dia.eiy 6ne Steel Plate Engraving, At choice
from the following lis. and One Certificate Of
stock, insuring One Present in our published
schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
10 My Child Nv Child" Noe-They're
Saved They re Saved" NoS-"Old Seventy
ak or, tho Early Days Of the Revolution
Any person paving TWO DOLLARS will r.
ceive either of the following nne Steel Plates. st
choice. and Two Certificates Of Stock. thus be-
coming entitled to Two Prsssnts.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAvIN0S.
No. l-"W ashington's Courtship" No. p
"Washington's Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will
receive the beautiful Steel Plate Of
"HOxE FROM THE WAE."
and Three Certificates Of Stock. becoming enti
tied to Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR EN6RAvlNGS.
Amy person paving FOUR DOLLARS shall
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
1.-THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS,
and -Four Certificates Of Stock, emitting them
TO Four Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
ANY person who pays FIVE DOeLARS shall
receive tbe large and splendid Steel Plate Of
1.-THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS."
and Five Certificates Of Stock, emitting them to
Five Presents.
The enGravings and Certificates will be deiv-
cred te e0eh subscriber At our Local Agencies,
or sent BY mail, postpaid. Or express. - may
be ordered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
new YORK GIFT COMPANY +!
Every Ticket Draws q Prize.


~ A chance TO draw any Of the above Priss b,
purchasing q kealel Ticket for 10 cents.
TICKETS describing each Prize are Sealed In En-
velcpee and thoroughly mined On receipt Of 70 cts
Sealed Ticket will be drawn, without choice. ant
delivered at our Office, sent BY mail to any address
The Prize named upon 1t will be delivered 10 tn,
ticke,-holdes on reccip, OZONE DOLLAR.
You will know what your prize il before you pay
no BLANKS.
RrrERKNcEs-Jhe following persons have Lately
drawn valuable PRICES from this Company, and kind
ly permitted the use Of their names
Ii Minor. a6- sixth Avenue, \ 5000; Mrs
Collins. IS Nelson Place. \ u, ssao: Miss { Cook
Chicago, Ill, Piano, value s:.0, Boyd, New liza
ven. Gold Watch. $50; kobt Furman, Dubuque
Sewing Machine. sioo. Henry McCulun, Louisville
Ny, - o; Col II Ransom, Washington, ID G, Mn
sica Box $3.50 L II Knapp. % lith -. r., Piano
taoo q II Benedict. New orleans Gold Waite $500
" A Barnes, Atannta. Ca, $50; Il II sutton. Nash
vile. Tcnu. Meodeon, $780, Edw Day ton, Mobile
Ala, Diamond Cluster Ring taao. Payne. Burlng
ton, VI sioo L DFerrlr. Springfield. III Diamond
Pin. $500 Mrs Wed. ~wood. Trenton, n. J.. sloo
Thos Barrett Jr. ~ Gny street. Baltimore, Sewing
$1Oo. W Palmer, New BcdS Mass. Go dW atci
$t13; Mis- Rowe, Ninth and SAMSON sis. Phila.
Gold Watch. sis1; T. Pratt. Hicks street. Brook
lyn, $500; NJ Cardwel, Bagu's Hotel, Utica i $50
9 Cammeyer. Detroit, Mich. Gold Watch, 500: Mr.
y CYssey, Hartford, Conn, Silver Set, $3.50 A
schults, 1ouisviilo. KY. Diamond Ring. $3.50; t'es
Mason, 80 Warren street, u. t5.N: Mrs I Morris
Fourth Avenue, cor. 18th st. y. Piano. 500.
Opinions of the l're-s.
The New York Gift Company arc distributing NAM
valuable prixcr. We have examined their manner q
doing business and know them To be n fair dealing
firm. Their plan l. more satisfactory than freseu
tation Festivals as they DRAW every DAY and III,
subscriber need not pay for the prize drawn unlcs
Quilted. --Gasette, n. Y. Oct ~.
The Git Establishment of II. BARTos 4 Co st So
Broadway. u daily attracting crowds OF visitors u
witness the drawing process. The Investment 10 bu
Is cents for the chance and the prize drawn II salts
factory, II Immediately delivered for one dollar
friend of ours last week drew 500 prize which b,
promptly Seceivcd.-Transcript. sept. 18th. 1887.
~ Our Patrons can depend on fair, honorable
dealing. The Prize drawn will be delivered NJ on
Office regardless Of It's value. promptly sent di
rected, BY return mal or Rxpress.
Liberal Inducements TO Agcnts. Satisfaction Guar
aAteed.
IN six Tickets fev one dollar. 10 for g., 80 for O.
All letters should b0 addre.sedto
II. BARTON 4 CO.,
nov20-d&wew So Broadway. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
DIR. UV.RXGHIrS
TAR SYRUP,

"Faois are stubborn things" says the old proverb,
and In these alone do intend To deal, in present.
ing WRIGilT'S TAR SYRUP 20 the public All
know tile necessity Of guarding against Colds. rs
well ~ the necessity for taking the proper remedes
when tie Colds arc upon ne. We cay, without fear
OF contradiction that the superior o. Wfight's Tar
Syrrp for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs, Colde,
Bront hits ard ali diseases of the Throat and lungs
does not exist. Below are testimonials from per
sons, some OF whom are known in all parts Of the
county:
De H. SaeLsos MAc,sssnR. Litsssfy Editor Of For
neys Philadelphia Preee writes
PHILapHLpnrA, July 20, 1867.
Dean SIs:-LAst Christmas. for the hrst time in my
ife was much afflicted by very severe Cold, with
almost constant cough and sore chest practice
makes perfect. the proverb says, Int the more
coughed the worse did It, BY what / then consd
cred an accident, but now believe to have been a
Providence. I was Induced to try DR.. WRIsHr's TAR
syRrr. purchased from you, and was greatly relieved
In two days, wholly cured in ten II 10 not unpleae-
ant to the taste. which s good point. Many years
aro, reading my way through an old library, came
across the works OF that Bishop Berkeley who pro-
phetieallJ and ,ruly declared. more than century
tgo, that westward the march OF Empire tab ite
way. and emong theee were tw0 trcatisee IN which
be strongly advocated the OF Tar - curative OF
many diseases from CatArrh 20 the PLACE. Wa
then truck vi. the cogency Of the good Bithop's
hr9uinents. and am now sure--ftom the efficacy OF
DR.. Wrights preparation Of the same rcmedy-.that
they were entirely correct.
Yours, tSuly.
h. SHELTON MACKENZIE, LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

Papa what 10 . NeWsPopeF. nad
vVh.s Does IL Contain
Organs that gentlemen play. nv boy,
To answer the taste of The day. nv boy
Whstever i be.
Thev hit on the key,
And pipe in full concert away, mr. boz.
News from all countries and climss, my boz.
Adver,isaments. ESSAYS, and rhyme . nv boz,
Mixed up with ali SORTS
OF r lying reports.
And published at regul& time, my boy.
Articles able and wise, nv tboy.
Asieuss IN the editors eyes. ny bov,
And logic 80 grand
Tha; few understand
To what IN the world il appiies, my boy.
Statistics, reflections, reviews, my bov.
Little scraps to instroe and slhsss my boz,
Ard lesgtby debaas
Upon matters Of State,
For wiss-headed folks TO peruss. my boy.
The funds as they wess and they esol nv boy
The quibbles and quirks Of the bar. ny boy,
And every week
clever critique;
On some rising thsssrical star, ny boy.
The sgs Of Jupitsr's msoss, ny boy,
The stealing 0! some body . spoons. my boy,
The state ofthe crops,
The style of the fops,
And the wit of the public bufIoons, my boy,
Who has got married, TO whom, my boy.
VINO were out VI in their bloom, ny boy,
Who has birth
On this sorrow stained e-rth,
Who sotters inst 20 the tomb, my boy.
The prices Of cattle and grain. my boy,
Directions TO dig and to drain. my boy,
but'twould take me too long,
To tell you in song,
4 quarter Of what they contain. my boy.
CAgscA L.sss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

TBE MOST EMINENT PLAYERS AND MOST
C0mpctant Judges have given their unqualified
approval OF these Tablee. The workmanship Il Of
the most rcisninc and accurate description, labor
OF expense heine spared 10 sustain the reputation Al
ready achieved b. kayapagh Deckes's Tshles.--
Parties desiring Tables VIII ind our prices Low 20
good work can poeeihly be made for.
Western Once and Wasernom, - WI N Ave-,
| Chicago L J. gibson, General AGENT
| Send fos Ciseulars and Price Lat. ncb6-dH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
GENERAL. NEWS.

Opal is flint and wates.
German population Of New York cit9 y
200, 900.
No Italian newspaper prints over 6,000
copies.
One- tenth Of New York's population ID
supported'by charity.
Only ! 5 persons to the 900 900 commi,
suicide in Spain.
The managing editor ofths London Times
has . salary Of $4,000 year.
The first new paper ever printed by steam
was the London Times OF Nov 90, 1914.
The profits Of the 81. louis, Mo Dem
ocrat the pest year were over $4,000.
A printing press has been invented at
NorwAik, Conn, that sill print $4,000 pa
pers per hour.
The weather on the upper lakes isre-
ported as being extremely cold and stormy.
Udolpho Wolf, the Schsidam Schnapps
man, is for Grant for President
Three thousand two hundred and forty
one German papers are published in Eu-
rope.
The morning papers Of Paris 90 70 press
~ nine o'clock the evening previous.
Oao clergyman IN Boston took $500 ia
marriage fees during two days Of last week.
1t will take about So, 900 900 to pay the
negro expenses for the next fiscal year.
The first newspaper in Virginia WAS
pri nted in 1870. u $50 per annum.
Drunkards arrested in 81. Petersburg are
made to sweep the streets under 6xed bay
onets.
The st. Louis (Mo.) Republican has
made fortune for half dozen of is pro-
pristors, and 10 still very profitable.
How to take census Of the children OF
aneighborhood: Employ an organ grinder
five minutes.
The first book printed in America was an
Aztec dictionary. imprinted Mexico, 1871.
Gen. Phelps Of Vermont, has a copy.
The first school house was erected at
Cheyenne. d. T on the 30ih ult II will
Accommodate 125 scholars
Fall River. Mass. manufactures 50 900
miles OF print calico in year-enough TO
give three breAdths Of . skirt for old mother
earth.
The Forl Smith Herald says the Arkan-
sas river is 80 low above that place that ast
week drove Of cows stopped to drink in it,
and they drank il in two.
A champion rat was killed in Dele ware,
Canada, last week. He measured 20 inches
long, and weighed four pounds.
A good telegraph operator can, when the
wires work WE'LL" send two thousand
words, or nearly . column. fine type, in the
N. Y. Tribune, in a. hour
A paper, which has lately exchanged
presses, says: I'VE have sold one of our
presses to 60 to India. where it will continue
to print for the benefit Of the hea,hen.'
Dickens begins in his readings 1t eight
o'clock, SLOWS ten minutes between the Sc
lectons, and ends at 10.
A fow years ago the ladies' wore kind
Of hood called kiss me you dare" The
present style Of bonnet might be called,
with equal propriety, Kiss ms if you want
to-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

Natural. Durable, Beautiful, Best and Cbsapsaain
the world-will give satisfaction to alI Principal
Wholesale Agents for wright's Ter Syrup, and Kro-
mer'e Hair Dye IN ChicagO Fuller, Finch fullor,
Lord d Smith. and Burnhame q Van Setback
JOHN J. KRONER,
Aoa Chestnut Stese. rAnadelphia,
sugJe ~ Sole PROPHECIES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
SPRINGFIELD.

RAY Il TAYLOR,
nAxrrAcrrssxs % LArars' Am as~~'
PAPER FURNISHING o00Ds |
HAVING uneQuailed facilities for the manufacture
II az Nh Kinds ~ me above gcodA we are prepared
10 al ali orders with prompnes- ana and n
low Agaree = BY say tcsher hosso misunderstanding
goods Of the came quality. A.. e,t,o-,.
which ass unsurpassed in style. un'sn' quality and
price
Ploir Marsssoit Pessigney,
cooln,..t,os '-.0'e'
@se.u idea, co syson'
Manila Enamelcd Gafote,
Hutchinson'e Byron.
&heenie Linen Finish,
Eurenic,
English Garose.
EnAmeled .
Linen Finish :.
Reversible Enamelcd,
Linen Finish.
Ladie. imitation ACE Collars,
IN addition 10 the above, manufacture all kinds
OF LADIES' and t,ents Cuffs. both single Ano seversi
he plsin ena,neled or Nnen hni-h al OF tne latest
Styles and beet material. All our 1871 On saie ~
nor, 80" RAY \ TAYLOR,
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.
Caution.
Al paper eoois manufactured IN ii.sson ot Linen
or other woven fabrics arc infrngcmene OF our let
terr patent, unless licensed BY Us INC congress
Collar Co, Of Chicago, are q pretn! .ne Only Lien
&c. under said par.ss. snd.sl1 iair'hSefi VII be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
At THR
AMERlCAN WINE COMPANY.D
No. 2ss Broadway,
Opposite City Hall Pask)
SPRER'S PORT GRAPH WINE
All who try Il axpssse their surprise that % deli
eious vinc 10 raised In this country. Also.

oRDR cos r. J. California Port nd Sherry
Wines from the lannon's vineyards planted by the carly
Monks At Los Angeles. These arc delicious table
wines for family Imported GIN brandy and 9TH
er liquors Of the beet brands directly nom bond -
Samples given free OF charge. A. SPEFR.
FOR sale by HARRISON & SHARKS, Davenport.
and GLENN 4 H,ncklcy. Rock Island. Trade supplicd
by Fuller. Finch \ Fuller. Chicago. niay5t-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
TNe NEAL vElpAU ftnalE PILLS

These Pm. % cssebrsssa many yeass eeo ia Paris,
eof the relief ps 1enale irssgutiss. and aiSsewafds
for ths1f oinnal h the peactice Of aboes
Won, sFs ,aov oesssd lse sais - de Ara tns <
America. They have been KEPT n comparative OBJ
ecutsy from Ne f.ct ehat the Ofa>Df. Dr. velpau,
ns 49, = 49,. g Hese ve.lsh, and :s1iet
general use. Ist hey should be employed for unlsv
h 0vrfeominx Fenaie Ubs6uesions, Falnne Of ~
Womb. whises. 0rssn Sickness. Suppression. Rssen
tien, Of lmmodefats Flow Of The Monthly DIE
charges, Nervous and Spinal Anees.oes Psins e The
HACK and Limbo Fstigue sliRnt exeSs0n, Yalpesss
ton Of The Hart Hysterics. 90. a. VII G6H q
cofo WA1n al eeAef neane hsvo 6nnsds - -
though powerful remedy. do not contain calomel,
antimo1y. or anything huft1ai b the constitution.
To married ladies and young girie who have nevse
been regn- s1ed. they ere pecshary suited. Thsl
Win. y sAost tine. bring o. ths monthly psg3o1
with regularity.
CAu.son.-Nssrisd Ladies shcald never take theo
when lhDe2 oany peasm - bu11eve theuoolvoo peee.
nanf. 0r hey WIN Be sure TO produce mlseasf3a90.
ke1l,a - Rosa!s : bazs sealst ffoa - - =
~ c1eloe, q sasleslnG cne 0oalaes 80 0lx Dneo
aaqDeto - ~. AAOQNnRR, 0eassaI A6ses II
- Vnies4 - - Csas1ass = AleenysA II .
osoA1o~d6ulg tuIGG41DA - c..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
PROOFS or TnesuPERlCRl1Y OF
THE AMERICAN
w Al q III Il s

This eosntry he's seeson to Be- proud Of this splen
did specimen Of Anelocon oppressive genus eod en-
esspriee Thss vim Wsek arsvoldton In the watch
manufactusing Of the Wosld ne ons can doubt Who
exnmines the Operations Of the wa1thsm eseabfish-
Dsns 6os u tssos oct watcA aovsosats q juss
eide The uniSoem ssoiAblnlS 81 ne 0schins- medc
watches must gtse tAsm greae advantage over al
Others wherever known. poOr tl0e-pBece Of the
machine make vtll be eose In the future good
one u hand make hes beea hesssofose, for machine
~ IL arbitrary in 1ts Performance. and can make
rerfect article Just easy - one that b worthless
1t viii be . cause Of coozsatuiation II this highly
driving ost Of market the Thousands Of trashy for
eign afticlts miscsied time keepers by furnishing
90 excellent and economical : subssitTe.-N. r.
Times,
1--WE have had one Of the works Of this Company
u oaee for come consd esabls time. and. compsr.
ing them with former frst-cioss works Of different
manufacture pcesfpseo BY ~, they have established
In our opinion their superiority any ever In
troduced for correctness ~ time piecsr. ofld
I'VE notice with regret writing Of the Parii Ex
poaition) the absence Of specimens Of America .
manufacture, which. slthough only comps iively
or recent birth smopR us II already producing re-
\ 20 aoufactured By the Wsltham Company ere c<f-
tainiy. far stSength durability. and sscssnee
a. time kee pcss are concerned - good - sny.n"e
produced BY the French or ewise nanasscsuses =
| n. 7. Herald.
.sFne b.ar3v. Ne pseciDion, the greates cheap
oese he uniforn excellence Of watch constructed
81 maehipesy % exquieitc that the mere spsctsels
crns vpsrnce ! public pselSrancr which wii NOT b.
1srs,vsd. "-Hssper's weealy.
Es~y Rese1 Fully Rarrsnted.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-13
CYRUS N. PRATT,s Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the
Ill Honorable Probate Court for the District of
! .amoille, Commissioners to receive. examine
ind adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate of Cyrus N. Pratt late OF Hyde
Park in said district, deceased, represented
zinsolvent, and the term of six months from the
18th day OF FEBRUARY 1867, being allowed by said
court to the creditors of said deceased to exhib
III and prove their respective claims before us
give notice that we will attend to the duties OF
our experimental the dwelling house Of Chastina
Pratt, in Hyde Park, in SAID district on the
23d days OF March and August, next at IL
o clock in the forenoon, on each Of said days
sk~Hss NOSES TERRILL. C0mmis
GILMAN NJ. SHERWIN, sioners
HYDE Park Feby, 25th, 1867.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-13

" Paint the NILSSON FAMILY recent meet.
or les Il Of Inc Wilson Family Association,
ad yae I'D 81 fease's HOTEL. Essex Junction,
square ss well attended. '-
Except The lneeting was organized by calling
Of cloA RR. Potter of Fort Edward, N. W to
per cen. Il chair and Charles F. Davis. Cam
10th, CO ridge, Mass, was elected Secretary.
From facts presented by Mr.. H. O..
- NTH. 81 Monkton, one of the agents of
Il Aksociation, it appears that there are
- 70 psrcels of property in England
RS ,.ppoved to belong to the Wilson Associ-
) Wenos stion.
lew sub the nets are about as follows:
~ Tins a. 1obert Wilson-Earl Of Warwick
PC NAM thu reputed ancestors of the Wilson's
copy. i America, owned one half Of an estate
100, W knozI3;us Stonsleigh Abbey. containing
Yea, az Con scres of land some twenty miles
Price a from Lopdon, England, and also the en-
ia tire in(<rest in forty six tenement houses
s7sa and lana upon which they are situated in
= h., rondoX in a portion of the city called
Wr,.s ..rrvi1R Pan Alley" and said to be very
e." and vnlunte. ~ Ec5Es1T 5,
voln. 0.*f Fisher Of Vergennes, is now in
i.ondon attending to the interests of the
49,, Vil1on heirs A letter from him to his
e;,,. associite Mr.. Columbus Smith of Wes
,,n, !, S.lisBofy. was read, from which it would
apDc1f that the present occupant of thu
stonSIeigh estate was guilty of a crimt
luual (aho1t lSl4) that must rest heavily upor
emone bill mind in these his last days of life
yu',a The pgitation of the question at this tint
d En;s scene very opportuuo as he may befor
praa be ssshuffles off this mortal coil, be lee
reciOm 10 make disclosure that will restore tt
citation thtGtghtful owners an estate which hi
's';aa has basely defrauded from the rghtfu
ors ! hejfs. But whether sufficient evidenc 0
, of In titl1tan be obtained to secure it to thu
J a COL riehkful heirs remains 10 be seen.
ficc' y The meeting was not large one, bu
thero seemed to be desire to prosecut
their claims. There were twelve add
, ,i'''u tions 10 the membership-making in al
90" 100 members. Scrip was also sold
''' w the AMOUNT of $20lto those in atten
""pn auce. This, added to what has previous
l'u ~ II becn sold, amounts to little over $50
: s'vu rai}ed to procure an investigation of tn
''u " claim by the agents of the Association
''Pa,y This is about half the amount that
hereh, Unrseu.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-13
nAyIn T. ALLEN's rsrArN.

STATE OF vRMONT, In probate court hold
I.amolle District, IS en- at Johnson on the
2yth day of February 1861. Alinda Allen
and d A l. Parker administrators of the estate
of David 7. Allen late Of Stowe, In said
District diseased represents to this Court that
the personal astate OF the said diseased is INSULT
Gent to pay the debts and charges Of the said es
tate and asks said court to grant him license to
sell all or part of the real estate of the said de
ceased. in to enable him to pay said debts and
charges, and the legaces due therefrom.
whercupon it is ordered by said court that SO
application be heard On the 25th day of March
1867 at the probate Office in Johnson. and that
this order be published in the Lamoille News.
dealer three weeks successfully before said hear
NO. Attest, l6 JOHN l. GLEED. Psgister.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-13
FERNANDO A. CARpENTER. Minor.

FERNANDO a. OAKPENTEH' WIHUFs :.
STATE OF vERM ONT, in probate court hol
LANoIrLE DISTRICT, IS. den the probate OF
fee in johnson, in said district, on the 4th day
OF March A. d. 1867. srTLA@ lLQt asp
Asenath Carpenter guardian Of Fernando Az
Carpenter of Eden, in said District MINOR rep
resents to this court that II would be conclusive
to the interest of her said ward to sell all the
real estate OF her said ward which was wiiled him
Jefferson Carpenter late Of Eden In said district
diseased for the purpose Of putting the proceeds
thereof at interest. asks said court TO grant her
leave to sell the same.
| II Is therefore ordered that said application be
heard at che probate Office on the 25th, day Of
March 1s67 and that this order be published In
the Lamoille Newsdealer three weeks befsre said
hearing, Attest, JOHN I. GLEBD, Register.