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wEsTCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

i ARREST or A RAILROAD OrFGc1AL.-George g. Thonp.
| son late Superintendent of the Harlem Bridge and
Fordham Railroad, has been arrested and confined 10
the county Jail at White Plains at the instigation
| Of the President and Directors of the Company,
for an alleged deficit in his accounts, amounting
TO $2,500. About two weeks since he called
on to resign, and Mr.. schenck formerly superin-
tenden Of the Third Railroad appointed in his
stead Since that time his books have been examined
with the result stated. Thompson is about
years Of age, Of rather attractive appear
sonsaton with span Of bay geldIngs and SNOWY drag
Ia Angais on the fashionable drive. He s said to be
very respectfully connected, and has wife and two chill
BATTERY b, FIRST ARrILIERY-The members OF
this battery, under command OF Captain Klein, after
assembling for drill the junction Of Fifth avenue
Harlem yesterday proceeded to Merose and spent the
afternoon at the garden OF Morse CASTLE The clanking
Of swords and military appngs soon aroused the Teu
tonic element In the neighborh00d, and despite the
threatening storm and occasional showers quite mum.
ber of persons turned out to admire the mata" bear
ing OF the "gallant' HIS
ACTION FOR DAnAGEs--A CASE OF LONG STANDING -
The case Of Henry l. Fogei against Green Wright to
$3.50 for loss and damage sustained by Of
on explosion, which blew in portion of plaintiffs
dwelling house Boston road, during the month of
December 1885, up for trial before Justice Haupt
man and jury, on Tuesday evening" The court room
Tested in The proceedings Although the testimony
showed that the injury sustained could not be repaired
Tor lesser sum than that claimed after considerable
deliberaton verdict was returned for only $38 A.
NEGRO ISrIMDATox-A few evenings back o colored
domestic, who had been recently brought from the
South BY lady residing at Mott Haven forced her way
through the back entrance or the house into the street.
where she was Joined by several coored females from
Harlem In company with her allies she proceeded TO
the front door and knocked loudly for admtance To
the surprise and terror Of the lady imperative de-
mand was made for wages and liberty to take
away her clothing II appears the girl had been
but after being decently clothed and otherwise we'll
cared for showed desire for theft well to leave the
service Of her benefacress The wages being DUE
were refused but rather than excite the troop OF dark
friends who accompanied her the clothes were permitted
20 be removed Since the departure OF the girl the lady
Of quite large number Of articles procured In her
mama
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vuui W ueW IunA NfuI w. to0s
Il fso .na Cleared. Bas
steamship Hermann tBremN Wenke southampton and
issesm.S1D Tripcii %: Martyr. Liverpool cunasd
steamship Monska, Lebby, For
stssmsn,p sarasoss King Norfolk. CITY Point and Rich
ssssmshiD Xlbemsrie, Bourne Norfolk City Point and
ssea%sSiD pso, ssrs sssrxood ii IPorandy Amos
Ship liverpool Lambert London-Grinner Minturn
Ship xne tBrl, Aylard, oaeeee-J whitney hi!nsy Co;
sris SossIoss sSss Peterson, FGpGs wsyds Co
sris BIZ Ssl Ssss ssi, Bent TTisdsd. MINER ioSsh,en.
seAr Eysl,ns Nss Barbados. rrowbr!Sss c. v,,,
sssr sssr Sn'R Nary Gsn saafsSs smith,
scSr scSr S ost.s Amss Edmonds, Bsimorevsn Brua
ssSr Chr Keeling Granger, Bslsimore-van Bruns
schr Ezra Foss, Barber Baltmors-AJ Bently Co.
Steamer naS%ssn kss sss SsSics
1 Arrived. ira aAtsN
.as sss:a Ss ns:sa
lSf;ss1 I. sss.s h lat a. Ion 8 "A steamship CITY
M Mass I'd Mysss &C ae
% $ G iSs pssseS @ steamship sssons Ssnss
,s a,::ns ..s Aprl Ia with ndss
Wiz ssss c,r .oss.,.
Ship Hattie fspsy sof BsnsorS. raplsy. Arrossan.
ss1t ss. FsS. rs.d San Ssnei.e "A vh .hs..
Ss'as Ss s NJ.
bari Bsrs Simpson Rs, NsAiissr. xsssins Feb with
g. s.sss ssS v..srS @ % ss
'.s ssi;: W n: y I: Sss:
sa & :ssss Pss';s s A%: .ss
nssys.. s.:. e s;;rss ss s Ess5
f;'s J: 'ss % sss' SsSs %s'i
%Sa.s S, s.;vsS. ca Windsor Ss iodas
ss:s Howell RIO or.nss
s:si Ss: ss,s $ : ~: sss
which split s., sna 'cs,sned % c'hs. slight S.%sss
a u ss :sss sS:si ;s' sa IL His n: = s s g.
.s: &! is:sr ss: "a sS Il
s.nS Sailed Il sSER:Hy Win SrT hsrris for London
- scSr Sophia Jameson COT Roclland Jameson, Havana
Ss fssos @ = Ssss. tsssSs sis: Packard s.r II
g s1s g TS.s: s % 70 o ss.
rass much water; Wm II Packard, son Of the captain
aged years, died ~ Nsuvitaa day before sallug IL.
webster Acc Had very heavy weather u. entire pas
;p ,: Iss S: svrs NM s I'M D: s y f :,
heavy sea- which threw the yesse her beam ends nlng
the cabin and starting everything about the deck and shifted
cargo blowing 90 hard could not se any canvass;
succeeded 0eluQ - yards OF IN the main
rirgnE under which thc vessel was hove too during the
night occasionally shipping great Quantities Of water 2h
had ost n the ls Of l2t foretcpmast with part q fore
mast also her and mainmast head same
asyif,. =" s'e-' s'"'N'''' ' '''.'''e
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The wheat market quiet Sn, very frm a yreylee:
ior u; sMilxsasee ana s 8 ioT white western The
Sea % % % sna nd Il
sssisay for ssport.as the prices current yesterday
ie 81 for mixed n %
or E9 ss: soa 81 y :. ss ss Rrss
new yellow Jersey Oats offered freely, and BUYERS
Ss.ss % VIE.
sss :ss. IS Is 9ss sSr
ri. nsSs i s ss.S
Inactive and Iaa Nominal in the sbssncc Of
TRnIesrs shade hrmer, though quiet, The
paes co,on an bbis NsptSa on private terms and per
steamer 100 boxes cheese SIS. To GasgOw-pcr steamer
GUxsY BAcs ruled dun and nominal at our last quota
Guxxr CIo1H unchansa No sales were reported ooo
lots the Other Kinds continued dull at unchanged
prices, The sales were ITO bales At ds c accord
shDRIps was % in f:ir a demand and firm at 81 s0a
IIpss ruled 9ue. bat steady Sales 1000 cOrrisntes 1
vhe low medium t'as wsSs
comps o i aea sees oo Rico
terms BY auction, 200 hhds Porto Rico at 6fc. and 70
isiss Hse.a as Ss demand for spirits .upentns con-
1sa snd press srs ns The and
sales aggregated lJ0 bbs In ots nj &c. 6Vc Wholesale
confined go bbs common. eI ship Al sy IS % s go
ga :ss -. +: ss, asi 81;
Prlces 81 s. Other kinds ruled dun though steady
Isl % nS % Hs 'S
moderate but the market ruled shade hrme closing 81
= ar 4 afH "a 81 io s sa a. "a
for old do 42 70 for prime and es el9 70 for prime
ap s aSs Ss s s r.. .na %fs e:
ss Beef M Mas 30 IA oq IN s,s
prices were entirely nominal OF .ercs beef no sales q
were ns no Sr cut %sr ruled
Sales 20 packages al i& siSc for hams and sc SsSc
M OF so Sscon rsSs sss .ns wsr % made & e 80
bsrisnd enI The lard nsriss was incdsrsssy active AZ
about former prices Sales 7oc bbl. new at nc ls,<c
PrTnolryx Rscsp.s. s,eea bbs The marte, for crude
DE 10 ssla sss however, q 20 SS. reg
gravity FOR the balance or this MONTH private terms
Bonded ruled dull and heavy and no sales Of moment were
ssnSsss .s .hs tho
rnariet ruled nrm owing 70 The small supply No ssles
sUe"aTbs market Tor raw was not essentially changed
Fair 70 good refining Cuba being quoted loc though
s s or 's 70 hsss $
s.o ss bosss Al i2e isc Refined moderaeiy active
At 4xc xi1,fc for powdered, crushed and granussed
aus msR, s% . .ms M @ ~srs
made !, . 81 Ss M calcussa inssed ruled dull, and
noticed sales OF 900 lbs ~ le ai2,
also 10 90 lbs. grease Al &C. . l0Ac. ,.o o.o,s !.
TAiow demand and frm sales 10000 lbs a.
wnEsS -Reeept,, sI2 boIs The market remained dun.
AND prices for all kinds were nominal
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PORTLAND, April II, 1867.
A despatch from Brunswick says:--A fre occurred
Main street last night, by which Campbell's
stables horses carriages and harness destroyed
The stable and woodshed OF Mrs. NJ g. Merriam were
burned The stable Of j. Lufkns and the house Of Mrs.
Merriam destroyed The loss estimated at S. 600
mostly covered by insurance. Il
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

CoTrEE.-For Rio there was more demand: but the
ket continued weak. Sales $500 bags, Umea or st.
Domingo bags bond for export were disposed Of on
terms not ascertained
els wheat a70 do corn and 1875 do oata The market for
State and Western dour steady with fair and
full prices obtained For California our the dena nd
fairly active and prices ruled rmer There buy
stock is composed entirely Of sacks which disposed q
side price for very choice. Tho sales cover 10000
bbls; at the appended quotations. at which the
eyaad FOR Southern -four and sales were made Of about
sale and under disposition sell prices rather favored
the purchaser Sales the extent OF $50 bb made at
demand steady the subioned quotations The
comprise o60 bbls Brandywfne on private terms. We
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Nl0rrleOs
CoITox-vAN HoRy.-On Wednesday, April II, at the
Reformed Dutch church, Bergen, N. j., by the Rev. B.
c. Taylor D. D., Mr. A. w. CoLToN, OF Toledo Ohio, to
KAra. daughter Of the late John J. Van Horn, Jr Of
DlNA-sxr1n-rn Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 49, by
the Rev u,ss wsEns E ss & sgrH M % W DAsA o. Green
HRscH-SrnsKR. Wednesday April II, at the
residence OF the BRIDES uncle, by the Rev. Dr. Adler
Steiner. -. ~
Cincinnati papers please copy.
Johns church, Elizabeth, New Jersey BY the Rev r.
w. Beasey Of Philadelphia, RUFUS KNG, Jr Brcvet
Major. United States Army, TO MARIA daughter Of Ak
LnzrxsxY-LrszwKA- Wednesday, April II, by
Rev. Dr.. Thurner HExRY LEsxsKy Of Now Mexico, 70
PERRY--w -wArERs-In Harlem, on Tuesday, April 10,
by the Rev. George B. Draper, Mr. JoHS b. PsRRt 70
many B. daughter Of the late Thomas B. Waters all Of
svivY-DusnAH.-Atthe the residence OF the Rev. WIN.
jcsspHms Dusnas both Of New York " SWAMI y
srEpLER-FRAsKIrN.- the Baptist church. Hoboksu,
youngest daughter Of George franklin, o. HocoIsn;
Rev Il Warren, CHARLES W. smrRwooD 10 Nrr1ls, only
daughter Of B. =. Belden Of this city.
TowIs-wsAvER- On wednesday, April II, a the
residence Of the Rev. Charles Harris EpnuHD l. TowLn
Of Boston, Mass 70 MARIA l., daughter Of the late David
Weaver, Of New York. I6A Iii
residence Of Mrs O. B. Wheeler, Jersey City, by the
Rev Dr. Matson rector Of st. Matthew'S church. OSCAR
q WHEELER TO ELIZA l. PERRY, both Of New York city.
Died. ~
BLAcKMAr.-1n this city, Wednesday, April II,
SAMUEL D., son Of Frederc:and Emma Blackmsn aged
months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respectful y
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, 1880 Broadway Friday afternoon, At two
O'Clock.
BROWNE Tuesday April 10, Of lingering illness,
RICHARD D. BROWNE, only son Of Eliza NJ and the late
George W. Browne.
His friends and those Of the family also those OF his
father-inaw, Thomas Thompson, are respectfully In
vited 10 attend the funeral from the residences or his
mother No. East Fifteenth street. on Friday Aftar.
noon, at two O'Clock, without further notice.
BusH-A Weehawken. N. j., on Wednesday. April
IT, Mrs HrsrER Busn, widow Of Ira Bush, in The soth
year Of her age. ~
Notice Of funeral hereafter 'sie"a
CAvAsAeH.-on Wednesday April II, ErcnAxl CAvA-
MAGE aged 80 years. native Of the parish of Queens
borings, county Galway, Ireland.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from 81 vincents Hospital this
Thursday afternoon, At Two o'clock
CLYDE "Wednesday, April ~. EsTmR AsN, young
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STATEN ISLAND lnIrlllsEncE.

PRoBAME ISTANncDR-On Tuesday evening cigar
boz, containing what was supposed to be the body
Of stillborn child, found floating in wandell's
Basin, in sapleton, by boy named Young. Coroner
Ganey notified, an inquest was held and the jury
returned verdict Of death from some cause unknown
To them.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

The Varnishers and POlIshers.
The journeymsn varnishers and poishcrs, who are
represented BY . protective organization numbering
about four hundred MEMBERS met at No IL Delancsy
street Wednesday last for the purpose Of discussing
measures to secure an increase Of wages Last fall
their wages were reduced nearly ten per cent whom
they earned from SIS to $50 per week. They now re-
ceive from e12 to $l6 After considerable discussion
resolution was passed ordering the mon who work.
ing below $1b pcr week TO strike for increase to SIS
and report progress ct the next meeting The members
OF this organization are employed principally in piano
and furniture manufactures. ss
The Dry Dock Practical Painters Associates.
The Dry Dock Practical Painters Association held their
regular meeting No q last evening" President
Robert Smith in the chair number OF now members
were admitted. and the resolution allowing honorary
members to work for twenty cents per day less than
active members was rescnded. Tho meeting then adj
journed. M
Strike of Iron MTOulders In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Ohio April IL, 1867.
Tho iron moulders in this city are on strike Four
hundred Of them are out Of employment In consequence
OF IL ...e = UeeNfl
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PnirApvIpHiA, April II, 1857
Stocks dun; PENNSYLVANIA Stato Ayes Q6 Morris Canal
90 fhlssspa@ and Ere Railroad, ~ Reading Railroad,
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PoaT Of NEW YoRx APRIL II. 1867

I A ALMANAC voR Nnw YoRK-rHIs DAT. 9
Sun IL MO0n RIBus .eve
~ HIGH WATER morn b
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c. BN . New Jersey Cen HK
-. 2Sx 900 Mil 4 81 p RR pref.
HnIf.past Two O'clock p.
COMMERCIAL laEpORT.

= ~ WEDNkeDAY, April 17--6P. NJ
CoTT0N-Under the adverse news from Liverpool, per
cable the market ruled heavy, and but little business
congummaed the Gales being limited 70 baes At the
close the market decidedly heavy and the tendency was
downward. We quote:-ss.s- .s. = FRI IT. ~
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The foreign exchange market was considerably hrmer
than yesterday and bills were in demand, but the vo.
hume Of business light Bankers bills on England,
sixty days. were quoted at the close at 1924 Ak at
three days, 1921 lilo; commercial bills 1oS 1889;
nancs at 90 days, sis 622K; at three days. 6l2
n1ek; bills Berlin, III a u; on Bremen, 7SK 70
ON Amsterdam, loX AK: on Frankfort, 4ok AZ
On Hamburg, s5x aoN; on Antwerp, 5.221k 6l7h
Mining shares continued dull. At the first board Con-
sodaied Gregory Gold closed 1oc higher than at the
second board, selling At $s 90; Corydon closed S5c
lower selling % IS; Quartz Hill &C., selling at 81 Is;
Smith and Parmelee sold al S. At the second board
Corydon closed higher than At the FIRST board SELL
ssg 81 IS 35 Quartz Hill l0c lower selling at 81 Is;
Consolidated Gregory Gold &C., selling at IS S.
The cotton failure referred to yesterday was that Of
Nessrs John II. Brewer Co., their liabilities, 1t Is re-
ported. being chiefly 60 the South.
r Tho commerce OF New York from July TO date Of
each OF the years mentioned compares follows:-
1s61-65. 1S65-'60. 1s66-'67
Imports, mdsc $40 $40 s2sS lee 3sl $2o5 o7o
Exports produce 1s2,15s637 ls0 0s7 sos Al $50 252
Exports specie. 20, ,s26.6o2 l77s5,69 2S,s6l2e2
The receipts for customs and the receipts, payments
and balances at the SubTreasury in this city, for the
sxpred norton of the week have been a. follows:-
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ton &c TO McCrsady On. llth lat s. a. Ion n 10,
quantity lumber water pals and nieces Of
wrecked stu6, apparently not long in the water
schr Doughty, Dukes Virginia.
schr u Wood, Curlos, Virginia.
Scnr Ida Jayne. Jayne, New Haven.
Brig II @ Berry
Brig Isis.
Sailed.
steamship Great Eastern (rom quarantine at AE PMl;
also steamships Tripoli. JAVA and City of New York, Mo-
neka Abemarle Saiatoga: aud others.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

Tue foragn importsa ., New York for the week since
Janussy J. 1907, and for the corresponding period Of
shs pa~ two years, compare as follows
sA-u*7" 1905. 1896 1897
Dry goods ........ fee4 i34 f2,003,4s7 al So7 oos
Gsssyai nerchandise. l,sss,tll S,767,sll 6ose s4i
a.. ..-c -
Previously reported 2s734o e7S5sai2 o7s7a77i
sirss January j. es7, ,elp.sls ssa1isiss n.s4I, ,oss
TIE esrovis, exclusive Of specie. IRON New York 70
rsien posW for the week ending April 10, and since
NE wmmencernent Of shs yssy cou1psss foows with
t The corresponding periods ip isss and lsco;
1904. 1foA 1867.
Tor ne view. -. leIa2ps s3e1, ,<sl el,l6e 100
S"veosy ''set,ed tc;sse So Wssis<i tst74,lS7
sres January L.. .sssOOlssI s7SSos.szs Dcgosa.sS1
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Custom House ------lyub- -Tyvasuvy-.->
Reeeps. Receipts Payrssn.s BdIamee, aas e.,
lrrI Ie 275o0O a5ol,6 $50 2146.920 Ill, sos, 430
April IT,. $4,000 S,02ssss S,734,s27 1l0,7ss,6es
/ The warehoasing movement at this port In March
shows that the stock In bond was reduced nearly SIX
millions during the month, and is now valued at less
shan twenty-four millions, nsmey;-
Sock In warehouse March 1857 $2q 6lO 324
Entered for warehousing In March........ e06e 100
Renewed from other ports In March,. 200,o32
supply y......................... .$ss, $50 6l2
Withdrawn fer consumption. 80. $l3, O42, ,e76
GSponeo from warehouse. l,632,64g
1ransported 70 other ports. ....... .304, $50
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-10-03

THE BEST SHEEP OR DAIRY
L FARM IN RETLAND COUNTY
FOR SALE.
Inow offer, and will sell my Farm situated in
the town of West Haven, VT, six miles Derth OF
Whitehall, n. Y, cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere in the State.
Said farm contains about 1900 acres in one
body, well divided into pasture and tillable land,
it now has over 300 acres of Meadow which can
be cut by machine, to which another 100 can be
added from pasture. Said meadow has gentle
slope TO the South and East, is free from stone
and produces the best kind Of hay.
There are on the place, three houses and ten
barns, to six of the latter are attached good
sheep sheds; good store house, Ax30, for
grain and wool blacksmith shop, wagon shed,
COW stable and hog house.
Said farm has natural fence more than hall
way around it, Soil mostly clay, some loan,
with 10 or 10 acres of interval land of the best
kind for planting. There is also a large amount
of wood and timber on the place, for which
there is a good market.
Said farm is now capable of keeping 1900
sheep in common years, besides teams and cows
necessary fer the place, and can be improved
(by clearing for pasture) to keep 500 more sheep
For further particulars enquire Of
T. G. HUNT,
Swift West Haven, VI.
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I IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLlCT-
Il ED. DIR. Dow continues 70 be consulted at
his oiiiee, Nos, and Endieott street, Boston,
on all diseases ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of VEN
era and impure blood, mpottney, Serofula, Gen
orrh9a, Ulcers, Pain and Distress in the region
OF Proereatiou, Inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys, Hydrooele, Assesses, Humors,
frightful swellings, and the long train of horri-
bic symptoms attending this class of disease, are
madeto become as harmless as the simplest vail
ings CI cold,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DR.. ID. deyotes large portion OF his time 10
the treatment ofthOse cases caused by secret
and solitary habit which ruins the body and
mind, Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Dizzi-
ness Of the Head, Dimness of Sight, Palpitation
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Derange.
ment OF the Digestive functions, Symptoms of
Consumption, &C. Such persons should, before
contemplating matrimony, consult physician
OF experience, and be at once restored to health
and happiness.
Patients who wish TO remain under Dow's
Treatment will be furnished with pleasant rooms,
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country with
full directions.
DR.. Dow has also for sale the French Capot-
| ties, warranted the best preventive, order by
mail. Three for 81 and red stamp. l7-ly
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Rut-
and, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
said district deceased, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose Ofexamining and al
towing said claims at Jacob Edgerton's office
in Rutland on the Sd Tuesday of Oct, 1867, and
the ID Tuesday OF February next, from until
o'clock p, IN, each ofsaid days, and that months
from the 2d day Of September, A. D., 1861 Is the
time limited by said court for said creditors to
present their claims TO us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Rutland this 10th day of September
A. d, 1867.
J.; EDGERToN, lCom'r
39w3w W. H. b. OWEN.
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CTATE oFVERMONT, DISTRICT
; OF Fairhayen, So, The Probate Court

~ OF Fairhayen, 50. The Probate Court iOr
the District of Fairhaven:
To all persons concerned. GREETING,
Whereas, r. G. Abel of Westhayen, in said
district and County, guardian Of Philo \ RocN-
well II. Wilcox, minors, residing in Benson
aforesaid, has made application to said court
for license to sell said ward interest in the fol-
lowing described parcel of land, viz. one equal
undivided fourth part of twenty nine acres of
and situate in said Benson, owned by them In
common with Loyal n. Little, 1t being part
Of the home farm of Harry Little, late Of Ben
son, deceased, representing that it will conGuce
10 the interest of his said wards to cell said real
estate, for the purpose of putting the proceeds
Of such sale at interest, or otherwise investing
il for the benefit Of his said ward Therefore,
By the authority OF the State ofNermonL you
are hereby notified to appear before said
Court, at the Probate Office in CastetOn,
in said district, on the I'd Monday of Oct. A.
D., 1867, to show canse, if any you have, why said
license should not be granted.
Dated at Castlet0n, in said district, this Gath
day Of September, A. d 1867
39-w3wt N. A. SUMNER, Register.
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TESTIMONIALS,

TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr.. Eddy as ene.of the NEST capable
and successful practitioners with whom l have
had official intercourse.
CHAS. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
Al have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ man more competent
and trustworthy, and more capable of putting
their applications in a form to secure for them
an early and favorable consideration at the Pa
tent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
'Mr. X. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE of which patents
have been granted, and that one is now pending.
Such unmistakable proof of great talent and abn
ity on his part leads me to recommend all inyen-
tors to apply TO him TO procure their patents, as
they may be sure of having the most faithful at
teRtion bestowed on their cases, and at very rea-
sOnable charges. JOHN TAGHART."
l:w1y
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DANCERS CURED!

Without the use of the knife or any. caustic or
corroding operation. But by the application of
a plaster which destroys the life of the cancer,
and separates it perfectly from the surrounding
parts. without fnjuriDg the healthy flesh, or
causing but little pain. Especial attention
given to purifying the blood. Medicine pre-
pared expressly for Cancerous Humors, Scrofula.
and all disordered conditions Of the blood, and
sent to any address.
sy- Send for circular and references. No
CHARGES for consultation by cell or letter. Office
at residence, Main Street, Poultney. VI:
7v1v II. HALL, NJ. d.