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Location Of Talegranhio Fire A

Location OF TeIegraphl0 Ere Alarm Boxes.
No. 10. Portland Co.'S ONCE. ss FL. ...
10. Engine House. Congress ST.. Munjoy.
= H. Cor. Washington and Oxford sl.--, -
10. " Adams and AIounttort.
IS. Grand Trunk Depot.
II. Cor Congress and India.
1s. % Franklin and Cumberland.
b. 81 Franklin and Newbury.
20. 50 Market and Commercial.
"a Engine House. cor. Market and Congress.
25 Cor Middle and Exchange.
49, 81 Chestnut and oxford.
o. 60 Union and Fore. ..rr .. -.er
81 Z" Prehle and Con yress. -
81. /" Portland and Hanover.
"a. Z" South and Spring.
So. Maple and Commercials
&c.. {" High and Dantorth.
81. Engine House, Congress near Oak st.
Al. Cor. State and Spring.
AZ. g DanfOrth and Bracket.
4S. Commercial and Clark.
As. Engine House. Bracket near Pine St.
as. Cor. Spring and Emery. i-iE- ri
81. Bracket and Vaughan. RIVED
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EXPORTS.

CARDENAS Brig Jennie Ciark-3o4 hhds 6S tee
molasses.. to PhinneV 81 Jackson; 1 hid do 1 Dbl
sugar, 800 cigars, MASTER - & r. Z
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To Parties Intending to Rui1d-

A MASTER Carpenter and Joiner desires work for
n the season. Satisfactory references given. Can
furnish several good wOrkmen if desired Address
carpenter" box $685. or enquire at No. Moul-
ton Street. ~
Portland, March 25, 1867. eod2w.
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f- GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF
FOR Bronchitis, Asthma, Catnrrh, Con.
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
TROOHEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
Singers and Public Speakers
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the
throat after an unusual exercn of the vocal organs
The Troches are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country Being an article o
true merit, and having proved their efficacy by test
OF many years, each year finds them in new locali-
ties in various parts Of the world and the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other articles
j. OBTAIN only '.BRowSs BRONCHIAL TRooHEs''
and do not take any Of the WORTHLESS IMIrAT1oEs
that may be offered. SOLD EVERYWHERE
Dec 4-d&w6m sN 'i''' Ht. g t
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MAINS, ELDERRERRY WIN
IT is of Great Importance

That every one should know where to purchase SUI
perior walking dress CATERS or slippers. We know
OF no better place than r. E. MOSELEY & cos,
> Summer street Boston. .- febSd1t
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LIQUOR SEHUREs.-The Deputy Marshals
last Saturday seized about 200 gallons of liquors
on the premises of Mr.. Edward Gould on Fore
street. They also seized small quantity in
the store of Mr.. James McGlinchy, on Com
mercial street. "'f
The Collector of Internal Revenue at the
same time the seizure was made on the prem
ises of Could seized several empty liquor bar
rels on which the revenue stamp had not been
affaoad ID .N-#n olll ID
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NOTICE 10 hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust OF Administrator ofthe estate of
ELIZABETH ALLEN late OF Pownal.
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs All persons having demands
upon the estate Of said deceased required to ex-
hbt the same and all persons indebted to said estate
are called upon to make payment TO
BENJAMIN TRUE, Admir-
Pownal, March 10, 1867. w3wI3
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/. Be sure there Is fire before sounding the
alarm
2. Never sound the alarm for q fire seen at dis.
lance. ~ -a&A- q 'a 81 aFE
8. Never open the box or touch the apparatus en-
eept in case of fire. 5'fa ifi H+ ''Et
1. Be sure your box is locked before leaving it.
r. Never let the key go out of your Possession,
unless called for by the Chief Engineer.
q. II you remove from your house Place of
not ieaoe 10 NTH the aeac tenant. 81,
The Bells on the several Churches will sound q
general alarm usual until arrangements per-
ected to have the telegraph wires attached to such
Bells as may be designated for that purpose.
The location of the fire will be given on Bulletin
Boards at the several Engine Houses and at the Po-
lice Office. al1Ef IL
-a-t = FRANKLIN C.. MOODY,
..7,lg ti.5 Chief Engineer.
Portland, March, 1867. nlar25dtf
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REMOVAL.
DRS. CHADWICK & FOGG
EEL fafv 81 Is have removed to ..,...-...
30l Ia CONGRESS STREET,

over the store of NIessrs. Lowell g. Senter.
Office HOurs-1O to 70 A. NJ, and 8 to P. NJ.
DIR. CHADwICK's residence 16S Cumberland street.
DR. FOGG's residence % High street. -
Free Clinical consultations win be held
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from to Z.
NJ, for the poor. - ian2SsNdtf
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PASSENGERS.
IMPORTS.

In the North American, for Liverpool-NIr Thomas
w Fuller, Capt burlington, Mr. and Mrs Provost, Mi
and Mrs Stevens, John Scott, and four others.
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The best Remedy ever compounded for Colds,
Coughs. Catnrrh and COnsu M ption, and ali
diseases Of the Throat and Lungs n
gT@For sale by all Druggists. Manufactured by
IL. II BRADBURY,
oct15d&wSN6m Druggist, BANGOR.
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F POLICE ITEMs.--Deputy Marshall Irish on
Saturday arrested John S. Crockett and Geo.
e. Ramsey, for larceny of clothing from Has
kell's establishment, on Fore street. They
went into the store in company, and while one
was trying on clothing the other was stealing
it, ..,.,.....r -''''
Eight persons were taken to the lookup Sat-
urlay night-three for being drunk, one for
drunkenness and disturbance, two for larceny,
one for vagrancy and one for lodgings. 1}gHI
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GoNE.-Mark Sullivan, who was suspected
of setting fire to the house in the rear of
Messrs. Rumery & Burnhams establishment
in Clay Cove, has departed from our city. His
friends here finding that he would be brought
up for sentence on old conviction for larceny,
purchased passage for him in the steamer for
Liverpool, and he left our shores yesterday.
IF he returns here the State Prison will be his
abode for while. l'9l a5 iias sy.f-1f
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= EF Sfrumatfc Salts and Strunsatic Win.
eTnl Waters, just received and for sale by
% j. w. PERKINS 81 CO., t q e.
no24sNeowd&wly No Sc Commercial st.
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CHARLES PEARCE,
Montreal Ocean Steamship Go.

rseHs-,N CARRYING THE CANADIAN
n n gEAM AND UNITED STATES
dE5zssE2sE443x2 MAILS.
Passengers Booked to IOnts Onderry md
Liverpool. Return Tickets granted M
Reduced Rates.
The Steamship Mo3avian, Captain ALTON. will
sail from this port for Liverpool, SATU RDAY,
March 30th, 1861, Immediately after the arrival Of
the train of the previous day from Montreal to be fol-
lowed by the HISTORIAN ON the 6thIof April.
Passage to Londonderry and Liverpool, cabin, (ac-
cording to accommodation) $40 to $50.
Steerage, 1925
Payable in Gold or its equivalent. a, -l ... :"
- For Freight or passage apply to
III. & A. ALLAN, No. 3 India ST.
Portland, Nov. 26, 1866 = mcho5itd
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tbox Moss will be temporarily located corner Ma
pie and York Streets. ~ -
Directions to those holding Sign al Keys:
1st In case of fire the alarm is to be given from
the Box nearest to the location of the fire, and from
no other Box. fs.e .-
PM Open the door and pull the knob down gently
to the bottom of the grove ONCE and then lei 20 of
it, when It Will return to its place.
aS- Persons about to give an alarm will frst listen
and if a ticking is heard in the Box they will know
heard proceed to pull the knob as directed.
3rd. If possible wait at the Box, so as to direct
the fremen TO the fire.
18th. The police upon hearing the ala I'm will call
the number of the Box.
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Il. ELlZABETH Ii. ADAMS, of Cape
~ Elizabeth formerly Mrs. ChambeTlin, of Port
landt Consultation free at her office al j. T. Tenn
PIE Co. St re, corner Congress and Pearl streets
Portland every Wednesday. kellys celebrated
Medicines to be had at her office and residence.
March 25 dam
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and selected.

N-F;rst nape-Democracy as it Was and as
If Is The British Parliament, Temperance
again. Sharp Conflict OF Words. Last page
The Song of the sower-poetry, Jokes of Arte.
mus Ward, Judicial Frankness, and anecdotes
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Per steamer North American, Tor Liverpool-3076
bags oats, 900 bbls oatmeal 200 bbls flour 293 bbls
ashes 4S6 pkgs butter, 236 pkgs lard 40 boxes ba-
con- IL ties lard bales flax eases woolens IL cases
sewing machines. pkgs sundries.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20

pected to commence on Tuesday of this
week. The first case tried was that of
Asa I. i}arron, action for false warranty,
for having delivered $4,000 lbs. of grass
seed, which was unsound and with Intent,
TO defraud. The tria! lasted two days and
resulted in verdict for defendant.
Dec. z, the case Taggart v, Town Of
Stockbridge was commenced. The foun-
dation was that /. N. Taggart received
$500 bounty of the town, as soldier, but
claims $500 more, and the town insists
that they have paid all they agreed to
give him. On Tuesday, Dec 10, verdict
for defendant.
A case of breach of promise to marry
has relieved the usual monotony of the
present session. The parties are Julia F..
Ashley v. Charles Upper, from Barnard,
and Julia wants her wounded feelings
soothed by making her deserter pay over.
The Woodstock Standard says a large
crowd attended during the trial the result
of which we have not learned.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20

ANDoyER ITEMs.-Mr. Elliot French
has filled the store at Peaseville with a
good assortment of goods, and is doing a
good business.
Mr.. L. G. Coolidge is building a new
store near the centre of the town.
The Baptists are building church at
Peaseville.
Mr.. G. w. Wiley of Weston has COM
menced singing school at Simonsville
and one at Peaseville.
Lawson Baldwin has sold his farm to
Lyman Stoddard.
Alden Jaquith has sold his farm and
mill privilege to j. W. Peabody and A
H. Gould for $4,000.
Mr.. Giles Appleton has sold his farm
stock and hay to Mr.. Carpenter of Ches
ter.
Mr.. 0. P. Clay, who has been the pro
prietor and stage driver for the east fv'
years, on the mail route from Chester tt
South Londonderry, has sold out to Mr.
! Samuel Curtis. Sam. knows how to han
die the ribands, and attend to the comfor
of his passengers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
To Single Subscribers.

We would remind all single subscribers
or those who receive their papers In SIM
gle wrappers. at distance, that their pa
pers are discontinued at the end OF inc
time paid for, unless previously renewed
and that as large majority OF our list
begin at the first of January, the present
month is the best time TO make renewals
if they desire to have their papers con-
tinued. By so doing they will save the
loss of any numbers at the commence
ment of the year, as it is not always that
we can furnish back numbers. We shall
be pleased TO receive your orders, friends
and the more prompt the better.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20

WEsrMINsrER.-The young people of
Westminster organized Lyceum Dec.
18th, with John Morse, President, Mark
Ward, Vice President, o. NJ. Metcalf,
Secretary, b. t. Phelps, Milton Davis,
and j. Morse, Directors. The meeting
was fully attended, and much and good
interest prevailed. The question discuss
ed was, Resolved, that mankind have de-
, generated, and the debate was participant
ed in by 0. M. Metcalf, b. It. Phelps,
Rev. +. j. Fairbanks, l.. +. Ward, Aus
tin Goodridge, Mark Ward, Henry VIII
lard and others. The next meeting will
be held Friday evening of this week at 6
o'clock. Question, Resolved, That Aillu-
ence is greater impeachment TO the stu
dent than Poverty. Speakers, Afiirma-
tive, ID. Q. Wiley, Negative, G. A. wes-
ton. A paper win be read by Miss Ella
Metcaf and assistant.
At the recent annual meeting of the
Thief Detecting Society Of Westminster,
| Sylvester Grout was chosen President,
II. C. Lane, Secretary, and N. G. Pierce,
Treasurer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
Dated at Grafton, Nov. %, 1867
WILLIAM H. GALLUP.
c. D. EDDY, Atty FOR Iibelant.
Petition for Divorce.

EDWARD BAIL, To the Hon. Supreme Court OF the
VS. State Of Vermont next to be holden
LAURA BALL } at Newfane, within and for the county
Windham, the first Monday following the second
Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday of January A. D.
1868.
YNuE Libel forth in Substance Libslant ON
the day 18th Of June, D. 1913 lawfully married To
the Lbellee at Steuhen Oneida county, State Of New
York by hev Mr. Vanderwater minister OF the Gospel.
that said bellant and Lbeee lived together
wife FROM the date Of said marriage in said Steuber
and in Bonneville and in Weston, in said Oneida
county until about the twentieth day of December.
D. 1858 That said Lbellant during ali this lived
in due observance of III the duties required by
rage That about said twentieth DAY OF
December A. D. 1853 said Libellee willfrly wtns
Just DIES, fss9 sf eua das .saF store nee
leeted and refused t. Bye h gsI l8hsaas snd cen-
eludcs with ~ Fat Z bnis at ssienv siaY DO
dissolved and y dlFlGee s5erass 10 ftbelaut
Dated at Wss'a tgsies cot ~ 1867
DWARF BAEE
C. D. EDDY Ettg s,r lsis4sHt
STATE OF Vi 1M6NHl Fas 6res5Ilq ltsI s.r alrest4
WISDHAN CeegfYs IS. haeias psfq eShihiied 90 t44
and IL being rada Z. seTsss that tht y sr'as ss N-
out the State Feiuoae fhat bee faate "
this court H5t be 5yt& apan Aer, ihers orr
derei that t. 43feiaut give not'ls e efDsa4ey
tn reof togettsf ais M cF3Grp tlo Ean. Falls
newspaper pphsaai g AeiieNs faie sill ce@4s,
Windham thlee successfully, the last publication
to be at least Fix weeks before the session OF the court
which the same ia returnabIe
Dated at Woodstock this 81 day Of December AID 1867
JAMES BARRETT
49-5l Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20

lNciDENTs.-There are some interest
ing incidents in connection with the terri
bic railroad slaughter at Mortified. Mr..
II. II. Locklin, assistant superintendent of
the road, had placed his little son upon the
tram to return to the site of the bridge.
One of the men held the child in his lap.
and when the fatal fall came the workman
was killed but the boy, who fell heallong
with him, remained Comparatively unhurt.
Among the victims was Geo. r. Bancroft
OF burlington, young man of character
and an excellent mechanic. He was
among the first found crushed under the
tender, but refused assistance, saying
Help the other boys, there is no hope for
me" and in ten minutes died.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
Temperance Meeting.

There will be meeting of the Bellows
Falls Temperance Association a, the yes-
try OF the Corgregati MI Church, on Fri.
day event g. Dec. 2olh, at z o'clock, for
the purpose of afieclin. a reorganization
Of the Society preparatory TO the Winter
Campaign" Ladies and gentlemen are
all invited TO attend. Per order
A. NJ. KENnALL, Sec'y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20

MAsoNIC.-,At the Annual Meeting Of
the Olive Branch Lodge, Chester, las,
week, the following officers were chosen
for the year ensuing:
A. G. Moore, w. NJ,
L. G. Lowell, S. w.,
d. L. Sprague, j. w.,
G. w. Hadley, Treasurer,
T. r. Clark, Secretary.
W. ]. Clark, S. D.,
j. Edison, J. D.,
R. cO6leigh, ! Stewards.
N. L. Peltier, o''""'N''
H. Ellis, Tyler,
C. G. Gurr, Chaplain.
]. w. Drury, Marshall.
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Died.

=. =. fhn,e q. Z Dec 10Th Mrs FRANCES A, wife
NJ the late Joel Hastings aged II years, months, FORM
erly of this place. ,o,, o.,
In Chester, Dec l6th ADhA fEAboDf, WIG Vi "eoise
In Chester. Dec 18th, Deacon THOMAS HoAR aged
70 years. - ~, ,.n.,, ,,-,,px- .s 60
In walpole NJ H. Dec. 4th JENNIE ELLA, youngest
child of the late Charles O., and Nellie H. hicn ased
wears months, Is days
In JaeksonTilie Dec lst MINNIE A., infant daughter
of Niryiu NJ and Ahaeis Z. Brown, aged months ana
In Jacksonville Dec 5h after long and severe sex,
ress Mr. SAMUEL WHEELER, Jr., aged 90 years ~
Il, Inslos Nov, 23i Mrs BRIDGET HARTNErT, wife
az rbomas Hartnett, aged IL years.
In Proctorsye Nov. 9Th, MARTIN ROSS, aged o. years
In n'e Wardsboro, Nov Ist, SYLVESTER MAY, aged 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
Windsor County Court.

The Windsor County Court commenced
lis December term, on Tuesday, Dec. 3D.
Ex-Gov. Fletcher Of Proctorsville was
annointed foreman of the Grand Jury
On Tuesday of last week they came IL
and reported the finding of twenty-five
,rue hills and five not found. Among the
hills found was one against Miller the As
cn,nevville murderer, whose trial was ex-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20

tEfr ~
mil, y. l. iRIBUNE.-We inadvert-
1 a. 'In''ted to allude to the prospectus
ao. iork Tribune which appeared
a. NOiuhns last week, but it needs no
J. ua'ion here in Vermont where it
i, ven known. We do not always
!. 'i al OF its political essays, but it
nj : 10 much TO say that for political
"a ''c'ilaneous matter it is the ablest
d, = paper in America, and the per-
a,,.. sO takes it with his local paper,
i, ~ '''' 10 be thoroughly intelligent, OF
III. 's OF our own country and the
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20

81 We had hoped to have found DOM
Tor Gen. Grants letter, Preferred to ON
second page) on this page, but our Christ
mas advertisements occupy our space. 1t
will keep, however, whole year. 1t is
signiiican, that the New York Tribune,
which has opposed Grant as its first choice
Tor President, commends it in high terms
of appreciation.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20

Quite violent shock of an earth
quake was felt about 8 o'clock Wednesday
morning at White River junction. We
hope Mr.. Seward will buy no more ice-
burgs and earthquakes elsewhere, as we
are now having quite enough of both for
home consumption.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
Petition for Divorce.

EDWARD L liAzELroN To the Hon supreme Court
MARY j. HAzELT0N. to be held ut Newfsne IL ana
for the county Of Windnam the first Monday following
the second Tuesday after the fourth Tuesday
uary 1868 ~
I4UMBLY complaining sheweth your petitioner Mary
Jane Hazelton, ofNewfane in said county OF Windham
that previous to her marriage her nnnc Maxy dan
Miller that she was lawfully married to Edward Ha1ols
ton at said Newane. the ninth day Of February, a -
1862, by Solomon Bxby then minister of the Gospel,
that she has since resided in said Newfne, and In II
fidelity to her said husband has faithfully performed her
has dsregarded his marriage obligations refused to con-
tribute to her support for long time to wit For the space
Of two although he is able support and mantsn
her and that since bis said marriage he has divers
times, and with divers persons committed the crime Of
adultery Wherefore your petitioner prays that the bonds
Of matrimony between her and the said Edward L.
ton be dissolved bill of divorce granted her and
that she may be allowed her former Dat
ed at Newne in sad County the 22d day Of November,
1857. MARY y. HAzELTON. I
The foregoing petition having been presented 10 me,
II having been made to appear that the said Edward
Hazeton IL without this state and beyond the reach
and appear before said
thereof which said petition preferred
by publishing said petition and this order three in
succession in the Bellows Falls Times newspaper pub
lished at Rockingham ia said county of Wndham, the
of which publication shall be pruvI
to said term Of said court
Given under my hand at Woodstock. In the County Of
Windsor the 9th day of November, 1857
JAMES BARRETT,
Judge Of the Supreme Court
A. sToDDARD, Atty. 1851
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
James NJ. ParI.er,. E.sn,e.

& STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court In and
DISTRICT WRsrMISsrERss FIR said District To all
Interested in the estate Of james NJ. Parker OF
Rockingham, in said district, deceased. Greeting:
NoU are hereby notified that Esasus T. Corser
Of the last will and testament Of said deceased
will present his administration account, said will
decide upon the allowance thereof the session OF said
court to he held at the Probate Office ia Townshend, In
said district the ls "Wednesday Of January 1868 at
at which time and place you be heard In the premises
II gou shall cause.
Des. 4. 1867. c. n. EDDY, Regf.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
Marrifd.

In windham Dec. 9th. by Rev. Stephen Harris Mr..
THOMAS NJ MERRITT, Of Springfield, and Miss EMMA
IL cbsstar Dec 4th by Rev. G. Hubbard, Mr. HARLAN
CHANDLER and Mrs. ADALINE HOWARD, both Of
Chester. - n @ u 49,, TrIny a
SYKES of North Adams, Mass. and Miss zlMA FosIEk
of Cayendsh. r. NJ, urr
IAN n BIGFIoW and Miss NJ. AUGUSTA HAkr-
WELL both of Dummerston; a. n ,,;
In Plymouth, Oct. 9Th, by Rev Thomas 3 sa 10
NJ THOMAS A. BALDWIN Of Reading nephew Of the
ossc;atne clergyman, and Miss ANNA SAWYER OF Ply
y, outb eldest dau ghter of Joseph Sawyer, Esq
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
west River National Bank.

NOTICE is hereby given for the legal voters in
IN West River National Bank Of Jamaica, W; 70
meet at the Banking House Of SAID BANK on tne ,b
n ~ 10 take choice of Board of five Directors
30 he wear ensuing; also Agent to make aildeeds
Iol Ia he made By said Bank and all necessary
h sss " Per order of the Directors,
ou0e u. A. BUTLER, Cashier
J.g.IcA, Dec. II, 1857. OIL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
A-ahei w. No,,,. Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, | The Probate Court for the
DISTRICT or WESTMINSTER. District of Westminster. To
all persons Interested In the estate Of Asahe W. Mott las
of Rockingham in said District, deceased GnErTIN0.
X0U hereby notified that Limney Chaplin admins
tratrix Of the estate ofzha Chaplin late said Rocking
ham deceased will for allowance the administration
account Of said Zba Chaplin formerly adnistrafo
the Will annexed OF the estate OF said Asahel W. Mott for
alowance and that said court will decide upon the allow
thereof at the session thereof TO be held at the
bate office in Townsen in said District the rst day
of January 1863, at which time and place you can be
Dee. A. 1861. b052 O. n. EDDY, Reg