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4 NOMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.

We, the subscribers. Icing appointed by III,
Probate Court tor the District Of Yddison. Com
mi. ,ioncrs to receive, examine and adjust all
claim, ana demand, Of all persons against the
tate OF MARY Il. CIPEN.
late Of Goshen, in said District deceased. ani
al'o all claims and demands exhibited in on,e,
thereto and six months from the Nth da, Of jul,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose ",
10 therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the bushes, Of our said appointment at
the Town Hall in Goshen, on Thursday. the 2gtl
lay Of October, 1868, and Thursday. the 9TH ia i,
OF January. 1860, from nine AN until -four O'Clock
T., NJ. on each OF said lays
Dated AZ G len. this 70 h dav Of July. Isfs.
John ii. VAIL
II. a. SUMNER }Com er.
1W2W Y. ROSS
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE.

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW DERS
arc warranted superior to any others, or no pay,
for the cure of Distemper, Worms bots, Coughs
lildc-bound, Colds, &c, III Horses; and Colds,
Coughs Loss OF Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Dis
temper, &C., in Cattle. They are perfectly safe
and innocent no need Of stopping the working
OF ycur animals. They increase the appetite give
tine coat, cleanse the stomach ami urinary or
gans also increase the milk of cows. Try them,
and you will never he without them Hiram
woodruff, the celebrated trainer of trotting hor-
SOS, has used them for years, and recommends
them TO ns friends. Col. Philo T.. Bush of the
Jerome Race Course Fordham, N. Y, would not
use them until he was told Of what they are COM
posed, since which he is never without them. lie
mas over twenty running horses in hi, charge und
Tor the last three years has used ne other medicine
tor them. lie has kindly permitted me to refer
any tn' to him. Over 900 other references can
be at the depot. Sold by druggists md snd
Oilers. Price 20 oonts per box. Depot 56 Cort-
hndt ST., New York. z0.I,y
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'sT WORKS LIKE A CHARM

II is clean. safe aud delicious to use, and if you
use 1t faithfully, IT Will 10 Iou GOOD
Directions on each bottle. Buy it ui the dru.s-
gist OF merchant where you lrajc II they have
not got il ON hanl they will send tor it, at your
request, and sell you the GkNuINE RINxEs's PAIN.
KILLING MAGIC on, at the manufacturers lowest
price at retail WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor
ani Manufacturer, rittifoll, Mass.
.,, 15;lv
Sold in Middluhury hy H. A. Sheldon and ".
+, kuSscl East MlIlGbury, Chaplin 4 EldrlJ,r
amt Partridge 4 Bush Bristol Dr, llaaseltlne.
July1coml0.1y
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N Invaluable Medicine for the Puris

DIR. J. W. POLAND'S HUMOR DOCTOR,
positive remedy for all kinds Of llumors, Scrol-
ula, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Eryspelas, Ncttlc Rash
Boils. Carbuncles, Ulcers and all obstinate alice
tions of the skin Mercurial Diseases, and every
faint of the System; Dyspepsia, and those dis
eases originating in tho Derangement Of the Digcs-
tive Organs, vz-Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia,
Nervous Affections, Headache, Languor, Loss ol
appetite, Depression OF Spirits, and Costyeness.
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at Albany and father Of eight children
hanged himself on Wednesday.
A class of seven was graduated from
the university of Vermont on Thurslo,
and the following degrees conferred: l. l.
d., Prof Farrand n. Benedict of New
Jersey ID. u. Rev Edward A. Buckley
Of plausburg, New York, and Rev Alon
70 j. Rich of Beverly A. NJ, Orange
Ferris, Calvin l.. Robinson, of Jackson
vile, Fla, Luther l.. butcher of st Al
bans, William w. Wheeler of Detroit and
George T. Bailey,
\ Glover man found five foxes run
ming about among his cows the other
day.
A st Adams paper mildly pleads 10
have the cows kept from walking and
Standing on the sidewalk
On Sunday last, in st. Stephens church
Middlcbury, the Rev J, Avery Shepperd,
of Maryland, graduate of NIiddlebury
College in 1888, preached cxtempian-
cously an able and interesting Sermon en-
the subject "Lifc and immortality brought
to Light in the Gospel
DR.. Galcn Carter, of New York City,
Of the class of 1919. NIiddlebury Col
lege, has generously contributed S,75
toward the Organ Fund of ST. Stephens
church, Middlcbury,
Struck rY LIGHTNING On the night
of July 2Oth, during violent thunder
storm, in Freedom county Mimi, Il span
Of horses belonging TO A. X Marvin, who
resided IN Albert Lea, and formcly in
Salisbury Addison county VIZ AMI one
horse belonging 10 his brother. w. f.
Marvin, we're Srruck by lightning and
instantly killed They were engaged
breaking prairie and had hi'chcd tbc
IL" teams 10 the their wagons a. usual
Noci!crt- Of the lightning were visible
upon the horses nor the wagon, but abou
three rods from where they were hitcLcd
a Stake in the fence was shiycrcd into
spIlu'crs and thrown ont Of The ground.
lh" 'hr'" horses that we're iarthcst from
where the lightning struck the fence. were
the ones killed.
Mis- NJ. Lizzie White, daughter Of
Rev, i, IL. White Of Coventry was one Of
the seven Just graduated at Iildcn Ladies
Seminary, West Lebanon, N. H.
-- Ice cattle train ON the rassnmpsic
hali"oai runs now on Wednesday, instead
d" Monday, ON each week The buffer
car ao'e The same day.
y Vermont volunteer write. the
Tribune: II have great respect for car
pt-h'' GERS, having been enc myself du~
rln9 " pant olihc time IN the late nnplcas-
amin. My carpct-h bag wa marked u
s.
-i,'or%c Howard Of Richmond NET
With severe accident At Potion on Mon.
day lat 10y being thrown from his car.
rl.g' down an embarrassment fifteen
i'ci lI' rcoi,cl cuts .ud luuiscq
about ia" Grc anI severe internal in
iurin~
MIR J. i. Preston OF Newport, while
sh"''nS horse last Monday. was thrown
"'rt ~ the animal. and in hls fall upon
Ill" 'huIrcsS' cutllnr his left hand sever
ely, "cvcring an artery AMI II nerve 49,
lie viii ho unable 10 labor at his trade fo,
some time.
i'i;AffLEBORO. - Mr.. Charles III
Farn7Worth hung himself in the woods
near i'rattlcboro, Sunday. He was n
prom. siohai teacher of pcnmanshiI
From Lowell, where he leaves n family
\ match came of ball WINS PLAYED in
Bristol, Saturday, Aug. !, between The
FearnanGhts of Midjlebury and the Ori,
entails Of HAT place, with the foil lowing
| score
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! From Rev l.. T. Ward Avon l.ulaiu Co.. o.
Me. "a. SrluN. ~ AlN>Tnu>,i
H"ntlrmcu-li gives me prca, pleasure tu ,tltc
that my wife la, derived great benefit from ihr
use oi Coo D,~ucu,ia Cure. STIR has Lccn fen a
number "i Ncai. greatly troubled with 4, irl>ia,
accompanied with violent par"NN sym, arc,iisti-
patton which 20 Frustrated her that size wa, all
III" while, for months, maIh 10 de- AN, thing
She took at y"uc INSTANCE Coc' u, .,.p-ia Cure
and has derived great benefit from il, and i, now
comparatively w'l. She rc.crl- thi- medicine as
great blessing. Iruly vour-, |. r WARD
Jan. 10, 1868.
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A, HUNTING, NJ.

IL re. ret 20 say that ill.,, Chuer. has
prevailed here OF late To fearful extent For tie
inSt three weeks, from ten to iflv or .i\t, fatal
casrS each day have been reported sh,ulj add
tHH' nc Ram Miller sent recent, from the Mi,-
sion House, has h, On used with considerable suc
cess durinG this epidemic. II taken in season it is
general, riiccta in checking the disease.
2ON Rev. tllAS. llAKDlNti ShoInpor,, lndio
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GRACES CELEBRATED SAIVl

work like masic on ut Sor~. Burns, Sclls.
Cuts, Wounds, l;rui,cs, Spriin> Ch,ppc Hands,
'h'I"in~, &c, &c. 1t is prompt in action son. he,
tie pam, tai" out 81 rcncssi and reduces the most
aW" l""An; S""llinEN and inllamnaIi"nai thus
tIirldiui; rcli'l and a complete cure.
GnlN - cent, a box sent hv mail Tor - cents.
SETH fUWl.E 4 son, Proprctorr.
E;M No. Is fremont 81. BOSTON
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1 GEMS WANTED FOR

W 7. O " T y II Y .
The lives Of Grant, ColfaX, and all the i,.,l,i .
men It tho nation (o,cr 500 in one ,olnm, b,
hr. l., p, Grwhrlt, tho popular nographicnl nj.
and ~ tuo steel portraits. The only compIete
or reliable work of the kind published. Price
very low. Sales immense. Ynv intelligent man
or woman can clear :li0 to 1900 per month.
One agent made 1900 ii five weeks Sond for
circular iddress HElGLER, McCURDY q 90.
Publisher, Philadelphia, Pa, Cincinnati. al
Chicago. H., or st, Louis, Mo. I5wi
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The Great Qmeting Remedy for Chadyes.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG sure to Regulate the Boxsl.
allays all Pain correets Acidity of the
Stomach makes sick and weak children
STRONG and Healthy cures Wind Collie,
tripping Inflammation Of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Ieething' Call for Mother Bai7sy. QHstiag
syrup, and take no other, and you are SAFE
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
ieine .
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent tor the United States.
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JosErH FLFMIN'i Druggist,
No. 81 Market Street tt~hursh
Nir - take great pleasure in stating that after
having suffered from dyspepsia for about fifteen
years. ai some periods much more than Others, |
have been entirely cured hv the use Of Goes Dvs-
Fcpia Cure. Ny ilrnAs know that Of late years
lnN case has been an extreme one. | had great
suffering from eating any Kind Of fool and on an
average would vomil about one third OF my meals,
in n sour indigestiilc mass. When the severe at
tackS would come, I would lose all strength and
Re utterly he pless. Some Of the attacks would
he severe that for days together | would not
retain anything ON my stomach, save Il little dry
toast and tea. For Neir> / knew not what it
was to- pass live consecutive hours without in
tease pain. From the time took the first dose
Ut this medicine ! ceased vomiting, GRADUALLY all
soreness passed away, and hc.h aud strength re
turnc II. and ever since have been able to cat any
kind Of food set upon the table. Six months
have now passed without any symptoms of the
retu I'm OF the disease. My case was considered by
ALL oven physicians, mary elous, that for time
il was feared it might he fictitious but am now
50 ell convinced, that | have been not merely
relieved, but permanently cured. that | can con-
sci"nliouslv recommend Cue, Dyspepsia Cure to
al victims "l dyspepsia. ISAAC AIKEN.
Late pastor of the Beaver ST. NJ f.. Church, Ale.
ghany.
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PAIN KILLER.

Manhattan, Kansas, April l.. 1866.
Nlcssrs. PERRY DAVIS e Son,
Gentlemen - wnnt to ,nN, , littlc
more about the Rain Killer. consider it A very
yauIl'ln medicine, and always keep it on hand.
! have Travelled good deal slice | have been i'm
Kansas, and never without taking it with m. In
my practice used it frccl, for the Asatic Cholera
III 1919, an with better success than with an,
other medicine. also used it here Tor Cholera in
lS'1. with tn anne good results.
A. HUNTING, MD.
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J. p. DINSMORE Proprietor,
30 Dew Street, New York,
WISIAES GALSAM or WILD CHERRY

has i"ca used Ter nearly halra ccnlurr Tor Coughs
Cold. Consumption and every affection Of tie
Throat, LiuI,a and Chest. II cures "A couch b,
l"'rcniuE aud cleansing the lung, and alla\ inr IT.
t,laliun, thus iomnl i: the caus" instead of ,lrv-
in. .p llr c"n1h and leaving; the cause behind.
Stlil ". fOWLE " son, Projectors.
No. Is fremont ii Boston
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sPE cItL NOTICES.
'THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND
pEMEnY

DR.. w.TOtAND'S WHITE FINE COMPOUND
Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipthcria,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary Az
iectons generally. 1t is n remarkable remedy
tor Kidney Complaints. This medicine is free
from anything delcterious pleasant to the taste,
safe yet sure and effective in its action. HOLY
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lot.ti ANu STATE ITEMS.

Our paper has been delayed this
week icy Il variety of hindrances, but
we hope to lc on time 10y the next is
suc.
MI G. y. Fen of Wcyhridgc, n
member Of the graduating class in the
college, Is to take charge of Chester
Academy.
DEATH or GEN. ISAAC MCDANTELs.
Gen. Isaac McDanicls died ut his res
idcncc in Rutland last Wednesday
evening. The deceased was a promn-
cnl business man Of large wealth.
AT the Rutland races, last Saturday,
Henry Thomas Fcldng, "John Il,
Rich" won the purse in 2.i5.
Rutland has had several fresh
alarms OF fire during the past week.
Nothing very serious, however.
John Norton, LII. D., Of Column
hia College, delivered the Grafton ut
the celebration of the Sigma Phi So
cicty at Burlington, last week, and
VIM. Stark, ESQ, Of Manchester, n
H., the poem.
CuNCtRT lN THE MUSICAL UNION.
By mistake our report of the Concert
10y Che Nliddlchury Musical Union for
thc benefit Of Mr. T. II liiploy whiohoc-
CURED July .gth, Wa omitted last week
We have seldom enjoyed AN entertain
mont more. Tho class has attained TO
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CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE.

Nav llAvEN, c., June 1861
NcS,r-. { e. CLARK a Ca.
Cent lI.ius anxious, from the great benefit
,'ris,d, Ia as ~ in spreadiug the fame oi Coos
Dy-ptlril Cl,c | would SLATE my ease Some
dim: oven a year aga, | had a yiurut attack d
hiar.cl. which lasted cight weeks during, which
TIM r'uilu,t,l lirrr physicians. hat Siihuui r,-
lief, until tried t,.'- nvspclsia Cure. The first
,iu e helped nc, | lruh II three Times dav iur
Wtrl AMI was cntirrl, cured aud believe today
That il saved my life nin, attacked in similar
way this season | took one dose, which pat me
all right. | would advise every tamil, To- keep
il on hand ready ion immediate use in carc nl
summer OF Howell Conn plants {. Dunn
The above MIR, llunn is in our empuV and We
can vouch for the ahcvc statement he.ng true
Il. ARNOLD 4 CO.
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n THE DISTRICT OF TuE

UNITED STATES for the District of Vor.
month The matter Of Chas.S. Nilherhcc Bank
Mpt-ln lankrnptcy-To whom ii may Concern,
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint.
ment as assignee ofChas, 5. WitherIcc Of Dr.
well in the County of Addison and sat, Of Vor-
mont within aid district Wii. hl- teen Il ii,,i,nl
a bankrupt upon hi own l"'liuon o., the III irir,
Court ui said District.
Dated at Burlington, in said District, the 25,b
day OF July, A. 1868.
l9w3 WM. II. HOYT Assisne,.
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ltor'toi Noiuiuu # the l'tutn> Idle Of hon. sun
lis the blond with H. Lille Element, Iron. .,iv-
m; strength Ni.;"r, aud ncw lie to the whole
.,:lcm, For p,srrria, ucliiiy, Female Weak
nraseS, Sc it is II spccilic a 81 page pamphlet
containing valuable treatise "n Iron rs u Mel
',u'l Win r'r'iliraIcN and recommendations &c.
will h' cut free.
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EEMALE STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.

l. A specific remedy for Female Diseases. 1t
imparts tone and yigor to the Uterus, and gives
renewed vitality to the whole system. All cases
of Debility peculiar to Females will find sover-
eign remedy in this compound. Prepared at tina
New England Botanic Depot, Boston GEO. w
SWEET, MD, PROPRIETOR One Dollar per Bot
tie. Five Dollars for Six Bottles.
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IlCll ITCH |! ITCH =
L SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
in from 10 to ~ hour,

in from 10 To ~ hours
WHEAToS's OINTMENT cures TIM IRON
WITATos's OINTMENT cures SAIrRu,,,,
WnEAToS's OINrAIFNT cures Tr-rr.n
WHRAroN's OINTMENT cures DARpEns Iron,
WHEAToS's OINTMENT cures ON SnuI,s
WHEAToS's OINTMENT cure EyrIy XIV
or liuMOR LIKE Ma
Price, so cents a box by mail cents Al
dress WEEKS & POTTER, M. washington
Street, Boston, Mass. For sale h all Dmyrists
Boston, Aug, &c. 1867. 23'iv
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

will also he found invaluable in cases OF Diarrhea.
Dy~eutcry, Collie Summer Complaints, Gripping
and in fact every disorlcred condition OF the sto.
cli.
Sold by Druggists in city or country every.
where at 81 per bottle, or by application to
&. q, CLARK q CO.,
lieow1y Sole Projectors, New Haven, Ct.
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OK TO 5000 per month salary paid

euD ~ TO Ygts'. male or female, to introduce
our PATE Mt r., erlastng White Wire Clothes Lines
ADDRESS the imerican Wire Co.. - William.st.
~ l. or ~ Dearborn-st.. Chicago. 1j;4w
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If A II UBUG.
What q wonder
That the doors
Are open wide;
Ever since the
First of August
Thousands have
Pain Paint applied
Those who lie,
Or call IL humbug
Are the doctors.
Not acquaint;
For they always,
Have been jealous
When their patients
Use Pain Paint,
Pile up facts
AS high as mountains.
Flash the truth
Before their eyes,
But the cry
Is always humbug,
en- of science
Full lies.
Pain Paint has been tested, free of cost, over
ten months every day, except sundays, at
lIO Chatham square, NY, for the removal and
cure of all manner of pains and diseases. The
Office Is constantly crowded with patients rain
or shine Every person who buys Pain Paint
or tries 1t free of cost, knows that all who call
1t humbug tell Il inlSchood.
We want no poison in our lips.
No pills To SwOllOw down;
We want no burning lintments
In city, County, Town.
We wnnl to know the laws of health
We want To shun disease,
We want few Doctors bills Ia pay
or UndcrtaltCr's fees.
W,SSiknow all Pms. have had their day
That physic.iS deceit,
The Lancet ana the blUDdy Bowl
We never more shall greet
We know our Stomachs were nolimada
To drcnch with purgntiVcs,
Brute instinct shunS the hateful dose
ANA every child that lives.
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NOMNISSIONERS, NOTICE
SECRET SAFES.

Jewels, Cartcs lie Vi,itc, Valuable Papers, &c,
positive security against Fire and Bur,lar-
Familic- living in country places and all other
should secure their preciou, 'hu; in iho.. Sale.
Price s. and -. Send lur circulars % call and
see it.
Is; 3mt &. l.. IlNNEl, Agent
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II 4 SMITH, NJ -

CLIIRJOIINT i'UI'SirIIA'
car bee consulted nj the
ADDISON House MlppLEBb ~.
Wcjno. E,,. If each wc"t Office hour from )
tor \. NJ. Visit patient 4!'or oou # Bran
dom l9c-'aN- aud THURSDAY.
BrA>lw> Ai.N t.. 1865
To- " luau il may concern Fiji cctti!ir- That
after more than two wear. .r-rilal acquaintance
with DR.. T.. A. Smith AMI an extensive knowl
edge ol his practice rs a Car. u'pui Physician,
am persuaded that he is ever, utN a gentleman,
truthful. Sincere. Trustworthy honest, and a. II
medical practitioner prc-cuio,utly ,aie and size
Cr-~iul | have mvsci been under hi. treatment
tor a peculiar form oi heart disease. and conaid.
cr his diagnose, and treatment of my case equally
wonderful and effective. lie has also treated
Nh Ford Ter Chronic difficulties, which hat hai-
fled the kill ol several physicians. 'happil, and
-rcocs~ullv." She never had -uc. health ~ -he
has ENJOYED since his treatment ol her cast. bl
sore, Of cases have either known DIR Smi.l 90
entirely cure or greatly benefit the patient. am
no Sprituali>t, but | accept airyoyauce Is -
mysterious scientific tact. and having uu theory
To maintain or prejudice 80 crafty am induced
to make this statement imply iu ih1 interest Of
suffering ''humanitv. Seeing l. believing anl
what We have felt anj -,cu with confidence We
tell 1911 REV. MM. FORD.
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4 GENTS wANTED-For the Best

1 Book out 80 picture Of the Desoatcd
States, and the Work of Restoration; 1868 1863.
Largest inducements offered. For circulars, al.
dress l.. SfEBBINS, Hartford, Ct. 1j;iw
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VTRMONT CONFERENCE SEM
MARY AND FEMALE COZ LlGE
Nnutn heller VI


5. f.. CHESTER a. NJ. Principal
The Fall Term ot ihi~ Institution will begin
Sept. 9th.
Ii has Collegiate con~c iui Lsdc-, "a Scnliu-
airy, and also College Preparatory Course for
Gentlemen, a Miscellaneous course for any who
NAV choose it. Omamcntal- and Music viii re-
ceive special attention The Faculty is fall and
strong Ample provisions are made Ton boarding
and selfboardinE for all who may core
For circulars rooms Sc. adlrcs, the Principal.
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, Pre-. otTru~tec>.
Montpelier, W., July 18th, 1868, lS,3w
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
" We, the subscribers. icus appointed Iy
the Probate Court for the District Of ldli-'u.
Commissioners, to receive, .Namiuc ami adjust an
claims and demand, OF al persons against tie e--
tate of WAIT BRANCH,
late OF Orwell in said district deceased anG also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and six months from the 18Th ddy OF June being
allowed ly said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that Wa will attend
to The bu,ine-. of cur said appointment at the
dwelling house Of o, ;. Branch in Orwell ou the
last Tuesday, # September AMI November nest
from nine O'Clock \. NJ, until four o'clock J. NJ
on each of sail days
Dated at Orwell. this lS,h day ct June, ISIS.
{. II. CONkEl, r.,....r..
lS:3w WM. K. SANFOkDJ
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-21
FrankIin's Wife.

To promote her husbands interest she
attended his little shop, where she bought
rags, sewed pamphlets, folded newspapers
and sold the few articles in which he
dealt, such as ink, papers, lampblack,
blanks, and other stationary. At the
same time she was an excellent house
keeper, and besides being economical
herself taught her somewhat careless and
disorderly husband to be economical Also
Sometimes, Franklin was clothed from
head to foot in garments which mis- wife
both wove and made, and for long
time she performed all the work of the
house without the assistance of a servant
Nevertheless, she knew how to be lib
eral at proper Times. Franklin tells us
that for some years after his marriage,
his breakfast was bread and milk, which
they ate out of two-penny earthen
vessel, with a pewter spoon but one
morning, on going down to breakfast, he
found upon the table beautiful china
bowl, from which his bread and milk was
steaming, with silver spoon by its side.
which had cost sum equal in our cur
rency to SO. When he expressed his
astonishment at this unwonted splendor,
Mrs. Franklin only remarked that she
thought her husband deserved silver
spoon and china bowl as much as any of
his neighbors.
Franklin prospered in his business un-
til he became the most famous editor
and fourishing printer in America,
which gave him the pleasure of relieving
his wife from the cares of business, and
enabled him to provide for her spa
cious and well furnished abode. She
adorned high station as well as she had
borne lowly one and presided at her
husbands liberal table as gracefully as
when he ate his breakfast of bread and
milk from a two-penny bowl.-Parton's
Life Of Franklin.