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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-31

Rev. WIN. II. SEAT.-We see by
tho Now Yorker that on Wednesday
last, the Rev. William III. Seat left
that port in the steamer "Minneso-
ta," for Liverpool. Mr.. Seat goes
to Europe as the representative of
the Soule University and Chapel
Hill Female College, Texas, with a
view of interesting the friends of
education abroad in the advance
ment of these institutions. The
New Yorker says: "No better per-
son could have been selected for this
mission. Mr.. Seat is a man of high
character and great ability. AS q
reasoncr and orator he stands among
the first in the ranks of the Ameri-
can Clergy. In point of vouchers
he carries with him testimonials and
communications from the President
of h @ United States, Governor
Throckmorton, of Texas, II. B. Olaf
fin & Co., Spofford, Tileston & Co.,
and others, who do not readily place
their imprimatur u pom inferior
claimants to notice. The object it
self, the establishment of two Great
Institutions of Learning in t h @
Southern country, is one Of the wor
thcst, and may ask just at this time
to be considered by the friends of
education in all parts of the world.
We arc confident that the good, wise
and Christian people to whom Mr..
Seat will especially address himself,
will give him a careful, attentive
and profitable hearing"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-31

BD-This Is truly the "agc Of progress" and the
American people arc, beyond doubt far ahead of all
others This is clearly demonstrated by the Sewing
Machlnc-wlch Is strictly speaking, an American in
yent!on.
In this branch OF manufacture, the EMPIRE SEWING
MACHINE Co., Office GIG Broadway, New York City,
stands pre-cmncnt. Their Improved Manufacturing
Machine" has no rival. 1t is built sound mechani-
cal prncipiesis simple in onstruction-casily under
stood, and not liable to get out Of order 80
Its sewing qualities particularly on cloth and leath-
en- cannot be equalled and such, wo recommend 1t
to our friends and the public generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-31

Henry OReilly, Esq, Secretary Of
the National Anti Monopoly Cheap
Freight Railway League at New
York writes 10 Us that "the pros
poets are favorable, especially for a
treat freight line west Of the Mis-
sissippi, to connect the Gulf with
the Atlantic and Pacifc Railroad
and success is deemed sure for it if
the region particularly interested
will move oncrgetieally in the mat
ter.-GaL Nssrs-
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I.AR0UR.

DERsONs wishing TO have the service Of
Freedmen had better call upon the
undersigned and procure prepared con
tracts. | have prepared and have had
printed, lot Of blanks, which have been
approved ny Capt Horton, Sub Asst Com
missioner Bureau x. p. and A L. They
are cheap. J. W. PAYNE.
CITY Hotel Dallas Aug. 24-4q;1m.
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IN 7 IITUIT Nv Y n Y
DENTON COUNTY.


TAkEN lrby q, u. OHiiDn,aui rsipyrd leflrl
~ Mfismis y q, Precinct ~. r. one snIlllEl
liuHs D., years 90, smail ~hiie SPOT 10 tho hTehsai
snlp on b. iose, rsht hind rot shIio Appraised q
TAKEN " ~ Natihrw Gray, aud s.iraysd 10
fTs q W. NHuglfT'y. !, T., iufinri No I, one fOli
REL MANE iNT8rsnld, ahout Is hands high, brand
81 IA aud ~ (r1nnerirdl above on the Ion sh0nl
Der, Tisht Ind foot Nhits. Appraised 10 81,
TAkEN y nv John T k,aHs ant estFayed be-
hrrT w. Daugheity, !, r. Precinct No, I, one darL
iron GRAY huht T., years old, aioni u hands higl
some sadilr marks, n0Lfands. Appraised % sTb.
TAKEN ur Nv A, J, Dayit and rsiTayel before "
; Iohnsnn, J, y, Precinct No, 8, oHn white aud rcd
plnEn Munl on, alivnl yars old, marked eroI
on the I'm and sNalow'ork In The Iighi ear, brand
Cd on the lef side ~, Appraised al ssi,
TAKEN UP BY J, u, himean and eslrayed before
T. ", Dougheriy, ], y, PIccinct M, ,ons red Nork
STEER, with some white fprrks abnnt his hips
brand on the lUf hip w connoc,od, about ten OF
twelve years old, marked with a swallow fork and
uudeTLit In lon ear, AID sNsllowiaTk In right, APP
praised tOslI ~,
TAKEN UPby u. u, Holland aud sstrayed beforr
Jane, johnson, j. r. Precinct No. 3, one BAY
hind fnot white, branded on The len shoulder OF
horse shoe, Appraised 10 80,
TAKEN UPby Henderson Murphy aud esirayed
before I. ". DOuHherty, ], y, Pproiret No. I, one
YELLOW HORSE, black name anil tail ii,s hand.
high o OF 10 years Old, brand with dot Inside on
left shoulder star IN HE face, both hind foot white
Appraised to $40.
TAKEN W by J. q. Russell aud estrayed before
J. NJ, Mocomhs, J, Y, Precinct No, q, enc BLACK
MARE, Tors years old, ahont u hands high, brand.
ell A on the lett shoulder, has colt Appraised to
$50, ALSO, one brown mare with star 10 lace, snip
GU the nose both hind fei white, about years old,
brand 4 7 and u q under, on len shoulder, has q
year old colt, both appraised to SOS. ALSO, one
dark bay about la, hands high, about 10 years
old, SIN Ill star IN the face, len hind foot white,
branded II Il TP on the LEFT shoulder and $ y on
the right has year old colt. Appraised to $50. AL.
so, one bay horsc years old star In face len hind
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-31
MASONIC
Male and Female Seminary
BONHAM, TEXAS.

The undersigned, Principal Of the above
Institution, having an experience Of fifteen
years in the education Of the youth Of the
South and West is confident Of being able
to.give satisfaction to all who may patron
ize the school.
He has resigned all connection with the
" Kentuckytswn Male and Female Acade-
N.Y." that he might be able TO establish q
permanent institution Of learning in North
ern Texas.
The above school may be considered as
permanently established, and will open on
the Both of September, 1867.
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TO RENT,

A GOOD RESIDENCE, With garden lots,
n sout- houses, and q sistsrn Of excellent
water. Apply 20 -
R.D. COUGHANOUR.
Dallas. Arg -. ls5T-9.-tf
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HOOD COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by John T. Carmichael, living miles
south east Of Acton, in Precinct No Hood county
an estrayed before r. c. Peters, j. p, Precinct No.
3, ono RED OK, s or years old, marked two splits
in the left ear, smooth crop OF the right ear, brand
ed with diamond the left shoulder. Valued at
$50. 46:3t.
TAKEN UP by r. T, Dickson, living in Precinct
No. q four miles north of Stockton, Hood County,
and estrayed before X. q. Peters J. p Precinct No.
3, one chestnut SORREL MARE, blaze face, white
feet, branded I, eight years old, AZ hands high.
Appraised at SIS dollars. 4G:3t
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.JEFFRIES & Co..

"OULD respectfully call The attention
w Of the Public 10 thsir stock sf SACK
ING DOMESTIC, bought since the decline
in COTTON. 44tf-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-31

MCCORUucK. Of Chicago, took the
first prize At Paris with bis reaper,
distaheing other English and Amer
scan marLincs.
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Notice

To Merchants and others who want to
Retire from Business.
II WILL exchange good lands for Goods
i and Drugs at fair rate. viii pay some
beeves. The land is in eight or nine eoun-
ties and good for the cultivation Of wheat
ANY person wishing 20 exchange their
stocks can get { good trade Address
MD. BULLION,
Weaiherford, Parker CO. Texas.
June IS. IsEi7-4O.3m9s.
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Bagging, sc.
Commission Merchants.

DERKINS, SWENSON 4 CO., New Orleans
i SwENS0N. PERKINS h CO., Now York ,--Gen-
eral Commission Merchants.
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Pianos and Music.

yORN 4 BREMER, Os Camp St. Constantly on
II hand hrst class Planos--rlcycls, Martin 4
Ouyricrs, the celebrated Cyclod, etc. I7lyl
4 GRUNEwALD, Publisher NJ Music, Importer
q. Of musical instruments, Pleyel Pianos, Stein
way \ Sons, Chickering's and Gabler'a, 100 Canal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-31

TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, r. & A. NJ,
Meets on the last Saturday Of each month, at the
Masonic Hall. GEO. w. GUESS, w. III.
| JOuN W. SwINDELLs, Sec'y.
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EaTMAY hOTIOEA.


IANfNiftFH q Y NHI fI1 f.ifffnf o..
ffe n q Fsff 4 y rft1lnef NJ o. afH nnnWs
nnnst ltlHffi o. 80 fis.Hf n tfnfi h'fh.
go in fmlasf hfaHifI eth ri'fff Hinsfif.
10 NsiHfl u go i4as
nTfnlTi !. e.iftts tvu f.W ntftan eatai,
DInrII .Iaf.f. H.f sac n uh EV. nfs fHafs 80.
r.ft.f sstt. If.ft H..f H.ffif in Harh 80, go
iIffi.i fol HH ita f hi H . tlf b. tiiriiH 81
f..HHIns ff.Nu
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COLLEGES.
TOBACCO.
Sewing Machines.

c, SOUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
- Noiscless Machine of Wilcox h Gibbs will sew,
hem, fell, braid, tuck, gather, quilt card md en-
broider with satisfaction. \gents wanted at No. 8
st. Charles St. Box 1886, p. o. New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-31

II DUCONGE, Importer and Dealer In French,
L Ameri an aud English Drugs, Chemicals, Per.
hmery, Patent Medicines, Surgical Instruments,
Trnsses, Brushes and Drngrists' SnndTlbs, No, 20
Charities street, Established In lS2D, 7lyl
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who,e-si, a. .h Merchants.
Wholesale DruggIsts.

o. u. MOODY&G ~ Tch0upitonins ~. special
-. HtteHiinn Flyen H. selling mack srcl God fish,
IIerflnr, burier, Cheese and Lard, llcclhiy1
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srrsi,, ned p~ssy osoe-

A ~ GHiswOLpN 60, oid bfm ~ nYhE 4
~. GOubilCH Established IN Now Oflfant 10
yeus, NHnuhriHfen sni lmrufiers " Nufhcs,
iew,lfT, sitsr Ware, cailary Ginsand rlfinli cor.
uef Canal and Royal St.. dec lG-ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-31

49, - cIEcULGEs ~ FEsCE usTsi 49,
ting d. q N.shiu.ry n--dsd-
80 4 rsT-ssr-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-21
NOTICE.

0TAIh W ' HNhUN I
SAIE9 A. RVTLAND RAILROAD {,

NALEH 81 RUTLAND hAlLRDAD 70
purRuaut TO law notice is hereby given that
lander the laws Of the State OF Vermont, Geo.
F. Rdmunds, Samuel B. Patt, Themes II. Can
held and others, holders of q majority in num-
Der and amount Of the frst mortgage bonds Of
ne Rutland & Washington Railroad Company,
which we're secured by a mortgage executed by
said Company to Daniel 5. Miller and Shepard
Knapp, in trust of and q on the railroad of
said company, in the counties OF Rutland and
Bennington in said State of Vermont and
which said mortgage as been duly foreclesed,
and the equity of redemption therein has ex-
pired have agreed upon and executed articles
Of association and corporation, and have there
by formed cor. orstion, with the name OF the
Salem & Rutland Railroad Company for the
purpose o. operating. enjoying and lawfully =
posing OF said flrerlosed railroad and they
have ed said articles of association and in
corp ration and ciused the same 10 be recorded
in The Office Of. the Secretary Of State Of the
State Of Vermont; and have caused copy
thereof 10 he fled and recorded In the otilcns of
The clerks of each Ofthe counties through which
The sad railroad passes; namely, the counties
Of Rutland and Bennington aforesaid. All in
the ma ner provided by and pursuant to the re-
eulrrments OF the laws OF the said State of
Vermont
ANY person, lawfully entitled 30 TO do, can
subscribe to sud articl within the period
limited by law, and any further information in
he premises can be Obtained on app ic0t on al
dressed 10 Geo + Edmunds, the President and
Attorney Of ssid COMPANY, at Burlington Vt.
GEO. F. EDMUNDs,
President and Attorney for the Salem & Rutland
Railroad Company.
Rutland Vt, March IL, 1857 1l.wSw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-21
rTHE BEST SHEEP OR DAIRY
FARM IN RUTLAND COUNTY
+ - r = A l. r.

now offer, and will sell my Farm situated in
the town Of West Haven, VT, six miles north of
Whitehall, n. Y, cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere in the State.
Said farm contains about 200 acres in one
body, well divided into pasture and tillahle land,
IL now has over 800 acres of Meadow hich can
be Cut by machine, to which another 100 can be
added from pasture. Said meadow has a gentle
slope to the South and East, il free from stone
aud produces the best kind Of bay.
There are on the place, three HOUSES and ten
barns, 10 six OF the latter are attached good
sheep sheds a good store house, 2iK30, for
grain ard wool blacksmith shop, wagon shed,
COW stable and hog house.
Said farm mas a natural fence more than half
way around it. Soil mostly ay, some loan,
with 10 or 70 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 il a good market.
SAID farm is now capable OF keeping 1,0o0
sheep in common years, besides teams and cows
necessary for the place. and can be improved
Thy cl airing for pasture) to keep 50N more sheep.
For iurlher particulars enquire of
T. @. HUNT,
5-wti Weet Haven, VI
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! L. BABCOCK,

n L. BABCOCK,
We Special Travelling Agent on the old Pho
sx MBtusl Life Insurance Co, of Hartford,
Connecticut.
Post Office Address, Rutland, Vt.
Assets over 81, 100000.
Percentage of net Premiums received in 1866
ever 1864, rger than any other company, 266 per
cent. Dividend paid in 1865 50 per cent. Divi-
aepd being paid in 1857, 50 per cent.
Most popular company known.
No Note Required after the Fourth Pdymeat
ALL POLICIES NON-F0RFEITABLE AFTER
TWO YEARS.
This Company has never contested q claim
aad pays its losses Immediately on receipt OF
proof Of death.
Parties will find 1t for their interest to see or
apply 10 an agent of this comp any before In
snxiDg elsewhere.
AGENTS WANTED.
Apply to above agent. novs7dim&fSwly
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| MPURrANT 10 Ihk AFFLlCr-
ED. DIR. Dow continues 10 be consult Cd At
his Once, Nos and k0dicstt AeTeeL Boston,
on all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DEILoArR MATURE
Beneath his treatment all the hOrrors Of ven
IRA aud impure blood, lmpotthoy, Srohula, G, u
orrhUa, Ulcers, Pain and Dis .rrss in Il region
oS froereation, ILLUMINATION OF the Bladder
and kidneys, Hydroeele, Assesses, uumors,
frisAtfni sWellings, and the long train OF hoITi-
BILE symptoms attending bis GLASS of disease, are
pnadetS become as harnless as the aimplest vail
mgs Cf colt,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DIR. u. deSotes large portion o his time 10
tse treatment of those cases caused by a secret
and solitary habit which ruins the body and
mind, Weakness OF the Back and Limbs, DiEzi-
nens Of the Head, Dimness Of Sight, Palpitation
OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness Deranye.
neht Of the Digestive functions, Symptoms of
Consumption, &c, Such persons should, before
contemplating matrimony, consult physician
OF experience, and be at once restored 10 health
and happiness.
Patients who wish 20 remain under BOWS
Treatment will be furnished with pleasant rooms,
Medicines sent 70 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. lily
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FOR SALE.

The farm situated two miles southwest OF
Benson village owned by II. P. Kellogg, of
cni' ago, Ill, IL now offered for sale Said farm
con 1ist- II 800 acres II lsnd, with new story
ard half house 2fx34, with wing isx22, built IN
1855 soa Is finished thoroughly, and painted.
she fsrm has hui diugs sufficient for storing
tay farm produ q and sheiteriDg stock, and
II well vaterrd and timbered: has a sug r Or
thSrd of 4 0 trees upon 1t; is conveai, Mt to
eourCh sch 'ol, mills aud market 100 acres ri
sslo land u exempt from tazes except an annual
fens 81 % cents pes acre. Said farm will be sold
WIN or without the stock and farm implimests
" suih pnrchasefs For terms inquire II
L. HOWARD KELLOGG.
z"SS Bensnn, Rntiapa Co. Vt.
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DAIRY AND SHEEP FARM FOR
SALH

From Fenr hundred 10 Five hnBdre1 seres Of
land situated in stockbridee and Pitsield,
three Diles from Pittseeld village slopins
south and southeast; Apple orchards sBd three
good Sugar orchards, dwelling honse, Eve barrs
and sheds, and Cid,r MIL 40 acres OF meadow
which may be cnl with machine: pssurage
and meadow sufficient to keep 60 cows which
with good Gu Walton may he largely IL CT, ased.
An abundance of pnre gater, both for farm and
convenient TO buildings.
For an eHierpri -ing farmer It 10 the best
Chance TO make money ia Vermont. Tenn. Of
payment a. sss5 as eOn'd be rearona-.y asked
far. Apply BY letter or per-.naily TO
u. q. kvkRTS
Rutland, Vt
finland. OF. ~ faea dw&v<a1
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CHEEP SHEARING.

Having read OF the CORNWALL sheep in DIS
Boston CultivaieF OF the 18Th Of January, we
take this opportunity to say tew words Of our
fOck OF 100 pure Spanish Nerinoes. We have
90 ewes valued at from $50 to $500 each, 50 do
from s25 to $50, few choice rams one year old
lasi Spring, valued from 500 TO sl,taU ey;h
About " ram lamus that cAp be bought on seyy
reasonable terms. Part of cur sheep are prxa
Atw God and part Of mixture Of the Ata GOD
and Pauler kerihoes; they are noted for their
build aud cop-tituNun. Our yearliBg rams
sheares from 10 10 Ia pounds each Ia : Spring
ewes from To- l2pnunds each. We feed bae
little grain, thinking sheep heavily grained are
made feeble in cont tuiicn and ehur! lived.
We prePose to shesr publicly on the Fair
Or, nnds In Rutland, Vt. on the 10. day O;
May 1867, few Of our ewes agsinst any fne
wooded ever In ih State, two years old or oyex.
the heaviest q, zee 81 cieanred ue rood cos.
di'iont unwash' d col, according 10 weight
Of car ass aud time Of growth, tor purse OF
$lio, provis' d we can get ten entries OF $40
each, the money IN be put into franklin Bib
lDgs' hands al RutlsDd on nr b fore April L.
1857 In case ,here 10 not 10 entrie,. ths Snnne}
Is Ia be Refunded. Ans GU, siiops VII be oAseT-
fliy answered hy Ne ~ any time.
u C. GLEASON,
CBAS. Il. JUHESs
shfews bury, Ra'hnd Co. W. a-wsv
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+ ITERATION NOTICE.

hereby give notice thst bsre given mi
foa, wi liam Speltnan. his time dariAg the re
ma n5.T sS HIS inority and ehal bns eisiy
any NJ hts esrbings or pay any osbto vi his s,n
tracing Xter this dat.
TIKOTlY spnli.MAN.
RsaaAa6, FsA n, ise2 sNSW~
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NTATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
\ of Rutland, ss. The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland:
IT" all persons interested in the estate OF AFRO
A. Shippee, late of Clareud0n,i in SAID District,
deceased. GREETING
BY the authority of the State Of Vermont, you
are here Motif TO appear before the said
Probate Court, at the Probate ONCE IN Rutland,
In lid district on the list Tuesday of April, A.
account Of Alvin c. hayward, administrator of
the estate Of said deceased should not be al
lowed, and also why the residue of SAID estate
should not be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto. .,.o.,-
Dated at Rutland in SAID district, this 9th
day of March, A. u. 1857.
Il. w3wa HENRY Il. SMITH, Register.
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READ THIS CERTIFICATE.

TO THE PUBLIC.
feel myself under ty.bound to say, rrteT
consulting the best physicians in my own State
and abroad they having decided had cancer,
l applied to Mrs. Gauthier of Vergennes, and
placed myself uuder her treatment. This was
in March, 1875 soon the cancer was removed,
and my face sound, and there ID ct this time no
appearance OF its return. would ehceTiuny
recommend to him all those " bo are in any way
afflicted with this loatbaome disease.
IRA TUPPHR
Ferrieburgh, Oct y, 1866.
Macy other certificates might be added Par
ties wishing further information please eah at
shop, at Union House, Rutlsnd. Vt.
MRS L. v. GAUTHTER
Rutaad, Vt, Jan. 10, 1857. 6wlY
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nTATE OF VERMONT. DIsTRICT

\ ) Of Rutland, ga. The Probate Court for the
Distric OF Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Hannah Lowe, late of Pittsfeld, in said dis
trict deceased, intestate, GREETING.
The administrator of said estate having
Represented that it will be neces airy TO sell the
whole Of the real estate of said deceased for the
pay ment of the debts and expenses of admins
ratio, has maze application to 50 d Probate
Conrt for license 10 make such sale, Therefore,
BY the authority Of the State of Vermont =
are hereby notified to appear bef,t said court,
at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said dis
trict. on toe list Tuesday cf April A. D.. 1867,
10 show cause, If anyyou have, why said license
should not be granted,
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 9Th
day of March, D 1867.
il.w3w@ HENRY HsSMA&H, Raaistcs,
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

ANIA IE OF NEhmON l, no nv
- of Rutland, SO. The Probate Conrt'
for the District of Kutl nd:
To all persons interested in the estate Of
John Bryant, late OF Mount Holly in said dis
tTict, deceased, interstate. SktEI1Ns:
The administrator Of raid estate having epre-
sented that it will be beneficial for al parties
interested therein to sell the whole Of the real
estate of said drceased, as part Of said estate
cannot be sold withou, great lose to the remain
der, has made application TO said Probate Court
for license to make such sale, the heirs IN this
State having given their consent thereto Ia
writing, Therefore, .-.
By the authority of the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said court,
at the Probate Once, in Rutland, IN sald ols-
trct, on the lst Tu, siay of April. A. D: 1881 to
show cause. If any you have, why said license
should not he granted. ,,,,.,.
Dated ut Rutland, in faid district, this l1tn
day ol M,rCh, A. D. 1881 ,,,,,, ,
ii.wsws HENRY Il. SMITH, Register
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,NlErs CURED!

..,.is.us, Of the knife or any caustin or
,,, sncratiou. Bot by the application OK
sts witch desJroys the life OF the cancer,
''''.,r,-es ilperIerIly from the surrounding
rtpout iriuflng the healthy flesh, OF
INF Uitla pain. Especial attention
81. pulfying the blood, Medicine pre-.
,.,r-.-sly ter COuCCrOu- lIumurs sCTotula,
y. disoracred conditions Of the hood, and
to any address, ,.
ga. ior consultation by call or letter. OtliCe
,,-iGagcc. Main Street, Poulmey, W.
IN. II. HALL, M. d.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-21
NOTICE.

Noll0A'
Jheproprietors or pew owners IN the hsssa
o. fholc worship, uavd and occupied BY ia.
First Btptlst Church Ia Va liugfOrd Ia IN.
county OF u tland, are hereby notified 10 meat
at said house, on the goth day OF April, A. d.
1877, NJ clock the afternoon, 10 Lraasast
the following business Vts
lst To sppointA chairman 10 preside IN said
meeting, and Secre AIRY 10 keep q true record
OF all the proceedings IN said meeting.
I'd. To take int consideration the question OF
repairs of and TO said house OF Public Worshis
and agree upon and direct in what mana.g and
at what time said repairs shall be made.
Sd, To elect by ballet committee Of three 10
appraise each Interest and establish the pro
portion each interest shall bear to the whole N
making said repairs.
4th. To assess UT tax the pews contained 10
said house, upon the basis of the appraisai
aforesaid Tor deiraylng the expenses sfmSkLsg
said repairs.
; 9Th, To appoint collector and authorize him
TO collect said tax.
9th. To appoint the necessary buIldiag CON-
nittee and other persons necessary for carry
ing ont the repairs agreed upon and directed By
said meeting and to DO and transact any othei
business relating TO said repairs, whlon may b.
thought proper when met.
Dated az Wallingford aforesaid, thia I1tL das
Of March. A d. 1867.
JOSEPH PACKER.
Il. II. BRADFORD,
=. ID. TOWNSEND
Pew holders vi owners in said horse Of Pubsis
Worship. Ii-wSw