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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

The Washington (Ark) Tele-
graph chronicles the death of
Kezia b. Etter, the widow of W. III.
Etter, senior, the founder of that
journal. She died of an apoleptic
attack.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

GARDEN, Flower AND FIELD SEEDS
Cushing & Cave have an advertisement in
to-dsy's paper Of seeds Of all kinds, to
which attention is directed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

H6The sunshine during the past week,
in this region, was hot butkin6ly tempered
by breezes from the south and east.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

eU-ws are requested 10 remind our
readers iha, the regular monthly meeting
of the "Dalias Democratic Association g
will he held In the courthouse tonight
Saturday.
Tie Association will be addressed by the
Hon. Nat. NJ. Burford,
All the members Of the Association are
expected TO be In attendance, rs business OF
importance will be transacted. let every
one who feels an interest In the organira
ton OF the Democratic party come out.
The ladies are especially invited. 4.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

R6-The new, Presbyterian church edifice
will be dedicated to the worship Of God
tomorrow, with appropriate service and
ceremony
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
FIRST GLASS
FEMALE SCHOOL.
DALLAS, TEXAS.

The course is that pursued in first class
Collegiate Institutions-embracing the Ele.
mentary and Higher Branches, the Pbysi-
cal and Moral Sciences, the Mathematics
(pure and mixed) and Ancient Languages
also German, French and Spanish if de-
sired. The School is to be Of first order as
to knowledge, Morals and Manners.
Tuition, in specie, or its equivalent in
United States currency, payable in advance
by the half-term (24 months).
Board in the best private families At
from ten to twelve dollars per month.
Small BOYS admitted; special care given
to their Morals, and their education direct
ed (if desired) with reference to business
or the complete College Course in future.
W. III. SCALES.
Mrs. NJ. E. KERFOOT,) .,.,, t.; Nan
II. GILLESPIE, As'ts Lit Dep
Dallas, July Is, 1S6S--44.tf
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srb-Many thanks To }. iieverehOn for q
quantity Of the largest aud best peaches
We have seen this season,
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HD"We refer to two well written COM
munications in this ISSUE signed, respec-
lively, "Carpen tn ro' and "Caucassian."
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The district Conference q Dallas nis
irisi, N, q, ChuIsh south, sill meet on
Thursday the 2thh 81 August neat, ~
Bethel Chapel il colliR cauHiy,
w e, iOuNG, i, n,
Dallas, Jnly ~, lSiS-idsii,
BAPTIST CHURCH.
rep- Rev. ", J, RRoWS, of the Missionary
Baptist Church, willprrseh Al the Masonic
Hail, In Dallas, on the ilL Sunday ia each
month.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

B3- The Presbyterian Synod is in ses-
sion in this city.
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tsS- Nc received tho General OrlsF Of
.Lish he ielloNing is a eaPy, with polite
aois ir,ia Lieutenant josiah ChaRce TO-
quss'ing iis Publication;
liEAnQrAETERs lssT 0F DALLAs, \
hAlLAs, fhNAs, August ), 1875, !
General Orders No, 8
J. Hereafter M person silhoui a license
from the pToPsr suihoTiiiss Sili he altos 81
Ia sell ANY 'sisrinahsg hggsTs within the
e,TPoTaii"H limils ~ the city Of HIlias,
II, All persons Ia the counties " Dat
D., Ritz, fsEFaEi sad JsLHssH are hereby
ioIhiidsA 10 sA W s,Fs 'EfsSiSahEg hgssT TO
sshshI &fE ia tho tE,ird Sisifs srFTi's
without an eTlsr from those headquarters,
III, All persons are hereby forbid len
10 carry hFfdFHssar N0lsohs Of any descrlP-
Iien uIon their Prrsou within the lin'ils ~
the city II Dallas, II il is Necessary TO
carry Ihrm while travelling they will be
deposited at saiue place during their stay
Ia the city,
liy oplrr 81 Lieut. llENRV NoRtoN, 18th
uuiled States lRianlTy, commanding Posr
JOSIAH CHANCE
~ Lieut., lTlh u. $. Infantry, Post AIT,
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Ffus s.ltafa .s its rft,ifisfiss
Itaf.t iaIIIaf sfs Ifsfffssrf rsfii'y
asi 80 ts.sf is rfsiif farflisl fts
tafsis be- 10 sul bel a 90 iafs ls silisi
sliis sIIl raini isss,i iiss'fr asi ihlis
d vili rfnsiu spfii lY suausT tftsis
ssi sister Stores, usytsr ill surirss
49, aui lsss asay. ihs frfsll isTiau b
ihs largest aHi ul,si slrFsui sharSh bald
iuF iu che els, aul T'assis ETssi credit
uIau iis srsliifsis sHd taiiiss Nsheps
10 sss il saTpslri, eu'Liousi sui chaHds-
iisFrd, Ne zee % Eesl sasan ~hy the
TTsiiissi liiils si'y iu Texas shouli no, have
nuulrr " sell furnished aHi e0u,fsTia-
bic irnIlrs II The Tort
siIor ,hr Foregoing Was in iyIs The sPiTs
L-s ierR crested, sHd nes tie sicrris 10
ihs ionirs, ia 'he city,
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CEDAR SPRINGS
MALE AND FEMALE
SCHOOL,.


W, II, SMITH, ......,. Mas, 5, J, SMITH
This School will commence its nsIt ses.
sion Monday, September =, Is6s,
Terms oT IuiTioS rER SESSION OF roar
NEEgs'
FIRST CLAss.-Or,hOgraPhy, Reading,
Primary Arithmetic, Geography and
Penmanship, ,,.,,,,,.,,.,,,. ,,,,,, so 90
SECOND cLASS,--Ariihmetie aud Geog-
raphy continued, English Grammar
aud Composition, Analysis Of English
Prose snd Poetry ,..,.... .......S30 on
THIRD CLASS.-Satural, Mental aud Mo.
raj Philosophy, Chemistry. Rhetoric,
Logic, Blgebra, Geometry, Trigonome.
try, Surveying aud Navigation, the
Higher Mathematics, and the Latin
Language..........,,.,, 90
Incidental tax on each student that en-,
tiers school. ......,."...,..S2 %
Students will he charge from the time
Of entrance till the close Of the session.
No deduction except In cases .. protractel
illness Of two weeks or more.
Young gentlemen wishing 10 board can
hnd Accommodations with the teachers at
81 per month, exclusive Of washing and
lights,
The government Of this school will be
mild but firm; the students will be required
to conform TO the striciest rules OF morality.
Thankful for past patronage, we respect
fully solicit n continuation OF the same. No
pains will be spared on the part Of the
the teachers to advance the interests of
their pupils.
Cedar Springs, August 8, lsG7--iTtf
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Ffisss go "A lrtFfssa hssis, - iTssfa, a ~
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easter and FiriEiiY. ran seiils ihsiT sab
.sHTiiens wiih hoafET hEsInfsInN, Ia
q The frm e bToihrTien Co. she is duiy
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nsnsys lns the Herald nfdos-
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New Subscribcrs--A Rare Chance.

New Subscribcrs--A Rare Chance.
All who have not yet subscribed for THE OLp GvaRn
for 1861 should do and get the back numbers
tanning the new and popular novel, by Vim. Gilmore
simms and John Esten Cookies graphic hattie pic
tures To every Retr sHbscriber sending us So ~ for
one wears subscription, we will send COPY Of the
large steel plate portrait Of either Sionewall Jack
son or Lee as the subscriber may direct, at the time
Of subscribing. These PORTRAITS are l9NZl inches,
and engraved in the best style Of the art and retail
for 81 p each,
Specimen copies Of the Magazine sent. pOs'-paid,
10 all desiring 10 examine before subscribing, u
get up Clubs. for 2nc. Address
VAN EVRIE, HORTON & 90 PrbIisLsrs.
No. lG2 Nassau street. New York.
j. W. swISDELLs, Herald Once, Dallas, Texas,
an authorized agent for the above.
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EsH-l have = hFst rate, ne~, medium 81
Isl, frr sni burslaT-Presfl Ion safe, shish
ill he s,ll loo a. a each easlemsr II early
application is mais, -
w. sNINDEI.I.s,
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\ MILES

Are now finished aud in operation. Although this
road IS Gu 1t with great rapidity the work is thor
nughly done, and is pronounced by the Ufiited
States Commissioners to be frst-class in eyely
respect, before it is accepted, aud before any
bonds can be issued upon it,
Rapidity and excellence of construction have
been secared by n complete division of Labor. and
by distributing the twenty thousand men eRplov-
ed along the line for long distances at once. It
is now probable that the
WHOLE LINE To THE PACIFIC WILL BE
COMPLETED IN 1869.
The Company have ample means Of which the
Government grants the right OF way, and all ne
cessary timber and other materials found along
the line Of its operation also l. 500 acres of land
to the mile, taken in alternate sections on each
side Of its road: also United States Thirty-year
Bonds, amounting to from SIC 600 to S4S. O0O' Der
mile, according to the difficulties to DC surmount
ed on the various sections TO he built, for which
it takes second mortgage as security, and it is
expected that not only the interest. but the prin
cipal amount may be pap in services rendered by
the company in transporting troops, mails. &c.
The earnings Of the UNION Pacific RAIL
Road, from its way or local business only, during
the year ending June Both 1865 amounted to
over
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TOBACCO ANTlDOTE.

Warranted to remove all desire for Tobacco.
Til great remedy is an excellent appetizer. 1t
purnes the blood, invigora,es the system pos
sesses great nOursbing aud Strengthening power,
cradles the stomach to digest the hcnr,icst food,
makes sleep refreshing. and establishes robust
health. smokers aud Chewers for Sixty Years
Cured Price, Fifty Cents, post free A treatise
on the injurious effects Of Tobacco, with lists of
reference, &c .!mouals, &C.. sent free. Agents
wanted. Address Or. r. r. ABBOTT, Jersey
City, NJ. 22;12w
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The Grew Qudiag Remedy fer Children
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
OUS DRUG sure TO Regulate the Borsls
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity Of the
Stomach makes SICK and reok children
,lRoNc and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie
Gripping, Inflammation OF the Bowels, and
al complaints arising from the effects OF
Tcething. Call for Motkn Bailey's Q1ettag
Syrup. and take no other, and you are safe
Sold by Druggists aud all dealers in Med
icine,
A. RICHARDS, New London. Conn,
Agent ior the United States.
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Ion SALE

\ farm ct ainu' three hundred acre. consisting
ui arabic land, meadows pastures, good wood
ani, ""ii mucrcd, ali Of the best qualitv OF -oi.
There are t"o good dwellin, house, and plenty
OF barn, aal other outbuidnss, two coed apple
"r'l1ri- and ilenir If The small fruits. It is well
fenced mostly with good cedar rails. The farm
Is readily accessible to chto g factory. This farm
VIII be sold, and at a reasonable price, Whoever
want. >ach q place and fails to come and see il.
vii. los" an opportunity not often Ilc,entei. For
further particular call on H. " PERRY
o'"r'hani, VI, Aug. %, lSJS. aprl'69
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DIED.

At the residence of his Father in this
village, Martin Luther NeWcomb, aged
p years and eleven months, For -
years previous To 1864 ne llNed IN MID
dlebury. Since then he has resided in
Massachusetts. Up To the time Of his
late sickness, he occupied the position
of first class engineer aud shared large
ly the confidence and esteem of the
company by whom he was employed.
In the winter of lSjS under the pas
toral labors of Rev Mr. Yates he sought
aud found pardon and united with the
NJ EsChurch on probation. In North
Hampton, Mass. he united with the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Hn nod tho bonnv c,cuIt, of ottocLi,,,,
ill.,, ,d' w. ''',l'! W
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T. HrNIING MD.

Il &C.. lot TO t.l jh1t the Chrlcl. lus
prevailed here of late to d fearful c,,cut. tor The
last three week, from ten 10 fifty or ,ivty fatal
cases c'el. LAY have h.eu reported. should add
sion lI"Wc, hy on u.cl with toi-i lrl.Dlc Site
cess during lh- epidemic II taken 10 season il &,
g'nuaiiy 'ncc.uu IN ch.rhul the Gi-ri.c.
20Wi Ecv. CnNN. IIA"DlNG Sholauor,. ltil.
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upo!" such property, costing nearly three time
their amount
ARE ENTIRELY SECURE.

up9!" such property, costing nearly three time,
their amount,
ARE ENTIRELY SECURE.
The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty wear. are
for u 900 each, ana have coupons at a, ned -
They bear annual interest, payable on the first
days Of January and July at the Company office
in the CITY OF New York, at the rate ul ,iN Ter
cent in gold. The principal il payable in gold at
maturity The price is lO2 anil at the present
rate "i gold they pay liher. income ON their
cost.
a very important consideration nrdeteiuiniu.
the value OF these bond, is til, length of lime lhcy
have to run.
1t Is well known that hong, bond AWAY, conf
lnands much higher price than Il short one. It
IS sale to assume that daring tie next thirty wear,
The rate of interest IN thc aiiel State, viii dc-
cline a. it has done iG Europe, and W. have a
night To expect that sl % j. pes CENT .ccluite, as
These will he held at a u..,I a premium a, those
oi his Government, which, h 1857. were Lou-lt
III at from 20 to % per o-G, aio,, par The e5-
port demand alone may ir. utr lH,- result anil
rs the issue Ola private con D,It.... ,n., .r ..-
Nond the reach Of political actiua.
The Company believe that jh,i. E.lo.. lj Tie
picsent rate, are the cheapest -e,tI, III lie mar
hct. and the right to advance the price al any
time il reservet. SUb~crptiou, will be- r,,.i,.i f.
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! lBltI FOR DIVORCE.

To the Honorable supreme Court, next to be
Aolutl ~ Middivhury, in and Tor the County
or ADDISON, stat" of Vermont, on the first Mon
1stl ' 80 "''''"'"' - -
The petition oithc undersigned. james Brun-
son OF NctGonnrS, in the County OF Addison,
SHOWS ana sets forth, that hc Is now and for
me past Two years has been Il resident ofthe
.>tntt OF Vermont, and for the past year II resi-
dent OF the County Ot Addison. in said state
ana MAJ on the MN day of May, \. H. lNj4, he
was lawfully married to one Martha Richard
son, 10y Benton smith, II minister of the gospel
authorized by law to solcmnizc marriages and
lhal nom ia" Time ol said marriage until now
mas been ANA * the lawful husband of said
Martha lie further say, that up To the time
me SAID Martha committed the Uiienses here
matter alleged, h" had lived with the said
Martha IN strict nlnllmcnt Of all tho duties
required by his marriage covenant, and has
never violated said duties. But that she, the
Sald Martha, did ON the first day Of January,
1861, WllliullN desert his bed and board with
ont Just cause, and ncslcri> and refuses to re-
turn TO the same
lie further shows and SETS forth that since
his said marriage the said Marlin has nj divers
and sundry times and places committed ndul-
terry with men unknown to your petitioner
To-wlt: ~ divers and SundrY times and places
during the eight Years immediately preceding
the said Wth day OF July, ls,S.
Wherefore for The causes and reasons above
set forth your petitioner. James Brunson hum
bly, pInyS that Decree Of Divorce be granted
him 10y your Honorable Court and that the
bonds of marriage between him and the said
Martha BrunSou Ice dissolved and that he he
declared lr"r, single and una unmarried
Vrrgcnnes. July Both. iNtS.
STATE or NERMONfl 1t having been made
County of Addison, So. to uppcor to me that
the said Martha Hrmson is absent nom and
resides out, of the state, II is hereby ordered
that this libel for divorce OF notice thereof he
published for three weeks in succession in the
MiddleburN Register, the last publication To he
not less than six weeks next preceding the
session ofthe supreme Court ncxt to lie holden
at MlddlehurN, IN the County OF Addison, ON
4 /
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
50 CTS. We. REG. rRACTI, +, SIG


Wealth is moe Frequently amasscd hy saving
money than inahing IT, \ case IN point
CASE 2 6j1 james D. llenarick, New York
City, night attack Vi violent Bilious Collie Doe
tUr called ill., Visit 50; prescriptions. ~. Pa
tent still IN agony aud pa Sc anu strength falling.
At this stage Tie Relief administered, paroNy sms
Of pain arrested, ard cure perfected 10y the
sistauce ola few doses oi the Regulating Pills,
which carry on the corrupt ana acrid humors
that caused the attack. Compare agau
Physicians charge. 50 prescriptions, - SO 90
Relief and Pills, with dozen doses vet
on hand) 80
Balance in favor OF the Relief, .lj 30
Railways Ready Relief i. a household medicine,
which no prudent family, tina, nndors lands its
value, will ever be without. II instantly srrests
pain, and its effects "a diifu-ye s,imulani, dno-
dyne. ucryine ia cholera cholera morbus, bilious
cole, spasms its, mal1iious Diseases &C, tran
scerd those OF any othsr preparation known. As
an external application iUr burns, wounds, scalds,
bruises, &C., II has no equal pass ON. see DR..
Railways almanac for 1868, -KR X. sold by
Druggists. PEW
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DE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

When you are exhausted 10y oycr-work OF head
or hand and feel the need Of something invigora-
ting, don't drink whisky nor any Intoxicating
thing, whether under the name Of Filters or other
wise. Such articles give just as much strength to
your weary body and mind as the whip gives to
the jadcd horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimu-
auts are injurious to Nerve-h health and are always
followed by depressing reaction.
DODD'S NERVINE & INVIGORATOR
is a Tonic and Gentle Stmuant which is not at
tended by reaction. What it gains tor you it
maintains. When it reireshes body or mind it
rcrcshes with natural strength that comes to
stay. We nre not recommending teetotalism in
the interest OF any iactions but long and extend
ed observation teach es us that he who resorts to
lhc bottle for rest or recuperation, will find, as
hi keeps at it, that he is kindling iiic in his
bones Whi'h viii consume like the flames Of per-
dtion. Turn from il. Takca tonic that will re-
fresh and not destroy. Dodd's Ncrvine is for sale
by All druggists. Price One Dollar. See book Of
certificates that accompanies each bottle 22;Sw
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HE GREAT NEW ENGLAND
REMEDY.

$3.50 " - 'I'''' - !" NJ T INI. NDNI u NJ
Cures sore throat Colds, Coughs, DiWhcii4,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, aud Pulmoll,r, IL
Lotions generally. /, Is remarkable !r..g.l.
tor Kidney Complaints. Ibis medicine g., lt.,
.guw anything lcetcrou- pleasant 10 IN. '.. .e.
safe, yet -uIc and effective IN IT, action .'.l
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Clarendon, W.. April Il. 1865.
hereby lis that | have used Boyce's Foo,
Rot medicine for sheep, and lind it to be the most
valuable aui useful medicine ever u.ed
;iH A. d. SMIFN.
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( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- We, the subscribers, being appointed b,
the Probate Court for the District OF Iddi~on,
Commissioners, to receive, examine ana adjust all
ella ims aud demands OF all persons against the e.
tate Of DAVID CUTTING.
late IT Shuleham in said district deceased and al~u
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
anl ~iv months from the 9TH dav Of Aug being
allowed 10y laid Court Tor that purpose. we 10
therefore hereby give notice that We will attend
To The business Of cur aid a!p.intmcut ct the
dNciiiu. house OF the widow Il the j,,el.cl. un
tn, 't,t Wednesday IN Decclh5cr anil Feb. next
trcm NINE o'clock a. NJ. unt,l f,ur o',luck T. VI.
on each Of sail days.
pai, 81 Shoreham thi. 2G,h ,aN 81 N.... IS *
LEWIS TREADWAl.
JOHN T. EItU .lom,'cr..
....... 1III'paIl I!tt,tALtNE
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DODD'S NERVINE 4 INVIGORATOK

III \ HTMBUG.
What wonder.
That the GpOrS
N.c open wide;
Ever since tlC
III 81 of August
Thousands nave
Pain Pa mt applied
Those who lie.
or call II humbug
Are the doctors
Not acquaint
For they always
Have been jealous
When their patients
Use Pain Paint.
Pile up facts
As high rs mountains
Flash the truth
BEFORE their eyes,
But the cry
Is always humhug
On oi science
Full Of Hes.
Pain Paint has been tested, free of cost. over
ten months. every day, leAcepl SundaNsl at
10 Chatham square Ny, Ton the remoNalHnd
cure of all manner OF pains and diseases. The
Office IL constant lN crowded with paticnts. rain
or shine. Every person who buys Pain Paint
or tries it free ut cost, knows that all who call
II humbug tell a hdsehpod.
We want no poison ia our lips.
No pins to SwolloW down:
We want no burning lmimcut>
In city. county Town.
We M,ul to know the laws Of hc;,lls
We want to shun disease,
We want few Doctor, bills to DAY
ca uirIiJicl's fees.
That phy~ic is deceit.
ihc Lancet ana the bloody Bowl
W" nHNc r more shall greet.
We know our ~tWuachs were nptLnadc
To drrnch with puugQIivcs,
ldutr iu'tiuct ~iuu- the mat, iul lose
Ainl every emit mat lives,
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late 81 Eiutou, in aid uIsJrlct deceased.
Greeting
You are hereby notified to appear before the
Probate Court Tor the District OF Addison, at
session thereof, to be holden at the Probate ORi,e
in MiddleLury, in >aid District on Monday, the
Sit day of August. inst, QsGs) at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, and show cause, ii any You have,
why Miiu X. Day, administrator Of the estate OF
aid deceased, -hould not have license to sell all
the real estate .. -il deceased situated in ,hi-
'tate.
Dated al Middlclury, Hi, ~ day Of Aqg.
lSGS. l1;3U JED ). BUSHNELL, Register.
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FOUR MILLION DOLLARS.

which, after paying all expenses wa. much more
than sufficient to pay the interest upon its Bonds.
These cardings are no indication Of the vast
through traffic that must follow the opening Of
the line to the Pacific, but they certainly prove
that
FIRST NORTG1GE BONDS.
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NR UOYCES SARSApARILLA

nR bOYCES SARSAPARILLA
~ -cling like hot cakes. WHY: 1t will
t'nl' il 7&c", to. 1t cures Dyspepsia. Jaundice
amt >m"m'r Complaint, Purifles the Blood, Reg
"''"- the fa"el. cures Erysipeas Scroiula ami
all Nrp'eltic Dicu.e-. II is Just the medicine for
til, -eA-ou Of the year. TRY TT. sold hy all
Dealers ia Ne)i,ire.
Hear what the Rutland Herald says oft.
AGoun SPRING MLpiCtNE.-Dr. Doyoe, Sar-
-apaIila manufactured by Francis Fem & Co. OF
thi~ lsee, though but recently introduced in thi,
lection, Is already meeting with large sale ami
giving much satisfaction. Its properties are such
a. mGhe il an excellent blood purifier precisely
the thing which most people want at this season.
to cleanse the system and guard against the dis
ease Incident to approaching hot weather. We
have personally tested the qualities ofthis Sarsap
atilla 7Ni ooriiailv recommend II 10 the public
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-08-25

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-08-25
STATE OF VERMONT - Addison

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The Probate Couri tor the District oi Addison.
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MARlNDA HALL
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-08-25
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