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Middletown transcript., 1868-08-08
Back Cannon Boards,
CHESS Il CHECKER MEN,

= GAMES OF ALL KINDS.
Rubber Pencils and Penholders, Writing Fluid
Ink Stands, Pocket Cutlery, Rogers Scissors,
Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Breast Pins, Finger Rings
Spectacles, Violin Strings, Combs, Brushes, Nail
and Tooth Brushes, Gum Bands, Watch Keys
Key Rings, and Puff Boxes.
A Fine Assortment OF Colgate & Co.'S. Soap,
? PHALON'S NIGHT-BLoOMING CEREUs.
Wrights and Taylors Superior Extracts,
Pomades, Hair Oils, and
Dental Soap of the first quality.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Neck Ties of various styles, Bismarck Collars
Gloves, Hose, Handkerchiefs, Cuffs, Wristlets,
&c. &c.
Segars, Tobacco Pipes, Meerschaums, and To-
bacco Pouches.
Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, Wicks and Coal Oil.
DEALER IN NEWSPAPERS
New York Ledger,
Ilarper's Weekly, Bazaar and Magazine.
Frank Leslie, Chimney Corner, Weekly,
Boys and Girls Weekly,
GieasOn's Literary Companion.
Godey's, Peterson's, Atlantic, Arthur's GALAXY
and Nine .Demorest's Magazines.
Gn~A large variety of Fancy Articles. .-aN
Call and examine, at
s D. L. DUNNINGS,
Corner of Main and Scott streets
Jan 4.-3mo. Middletown, Del.
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WANTED.

A H0USEKEEPER, to go to Sassafras Neck.
N Cecil county, Nd. References required. For
terms, or other information apply to,
WIN. NJ. KNIGHT.
Address, ,-Cecilton, Cecil Co. Nd.
June l3r-tf,
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browns U. $. Standard Scales Railroad.
LII Hay, Coal, Platform, and Grocers Scales
of every description. All Goods Warranted
3 Barclay Street New York, May 2-3mos
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Coatings and Cassimeres.

A splendid stock of GA Coatings and Cloak
ings consisting of Tricots, Piques, Doe-Skins,
&C., in Black and Fancy Colors, ranging in
price from 81 so to Sc 90 per yard.
Fancy Cassimeres for Pants and Vest 80, 81 %,
81 80, 81 10 and So 90 per yard.
Middletown transcript., 1868-08-08
statIonery OF ann IkindS.

Photograph Albums, Work Boxes, Fancy
Boxes, Writing Desks, Ladies' Satchels, Pocket
Books, Port Folios, Puyses, Portmonaies, Segar
Cases, Picture Frames, Tassels and Cords, Look
ing Glasses.
Middletown transcript., 1868-08-08
NOTIONS. &c.

Spool Cotton 5, 8 and 10 cts per Spool.
Knitting do 624, 75, and 873 per LIB.
Linen Hdkfs' 10, l2a, ls, rs and So cts each.
Ladies, Misses. and Children's White Cotton
Hose 123, l5, rs, 373 and so cents per pair.
Ladies and Misses Hoop Skirts 80, Is, 81 90
81 25, 81 SO each.
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DRESS GOODS.

American Lawns 20, %, and 25 per yard
Jaconet do 81, 37a, and 45 A." C
Plaid and Fig. Cambrics 20, rs and 81 I"
American Delains 20, % and 25
All Wool do 37t, 45, and 80 +"
Black and Colored Alpacas 80 to 80 I"
Silk-Mixed all Wool Poplins 75 to las
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NEW GOODS.
spring and summer Opening!!
AT
J. A. Reynolds &c Sons
MJDnT ETOWN

ITAvING replenished our Stock with large
IL l. and complete assortment of Spring and
Summer Goods, we are now enabled to offer
extra inducements to the people of Middletown
and vicinity, as the following list Of prices Of
some of our leading articles will show,
Calicoes at 10, l22 and IA cents per yard,
BID Muslins 10 12A, 15, 20 and 20 g
Unbleached do 10 l2} Ia, 16 and 20
5-4 Pillow Case do 25, 81, and 373
Amir and Russian Crash, l23, is, and Is !"
American Ginghams l2a, ID, and 20 "
Tickings as, 35, and 46
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

FTNHE undersigned, having rented the large and
Il convenient room formerly occupied by Mr..
T. e. Jump at Warwick, has just opened q large
and complete assortment Of all kinds of
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-06

stuS issaOsD sDtieahs SirD beridtst
bas fia bel eiuey ereBen vrpaefion BE-
SsuerpsbF gortomniail lIs IbeSspsaIi6s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-06
Z, aabel Oepeisten.s
: @afbinato n, 5. Mara.

\ y
Senat. 9ad grlebigang einiaer
minber Ipi9tigen 9efddfte finbiate
Der SorTBenbe an, haB Die Gtunbe fir
8e9iun Der Smpea9ment <@efbdil6.
Iun9en eefommen. iei un6 gab ben
Soriik .-oilfsa Ser Sberridter fdritt
Oann, beglsitet BON Serrn 8onieroD un6
Gi1ter gfe1ou nno aefolat bon ben
Serren Bu6afetp uno 9Bilfon, Dor iln0
rlabnl ben 8oriig elm. Serfelbe trug
feline glmtsrobe uno fpra6 banit nit
elmer feierti9en 8etouuna ToIgenhes:
uSenatorenl 3n Golge elmer 8etdtntS 7
ina9ung bin i1 bier erfGiehen, nm
wi9 nit sSbneu 'sur. 8iIDnna elmer
Smpeodmetit 6 court gum sBroeeB oes
Yrafbenten Dee Ser Stadten su ber>
einigen. SD bin bereit, ben Gio su
Ieilten. az
Ni9ter SleIfon na5m bierauf benz
Sberribter folgenben GiDg ab: sd
lbm0re feierlid, 0ab i9 in Dem Sms
peahnenf sRrostB geaeR Qtioreiu
Sobnien, 8rIfi6eitten Der @ereinigten
Staaten, In ie6er Be3iebuna tlnpars
teiii6e gere9tigteit, in 1iebereinfirn>
mungs nit Ser Contribution uno ben
9eieBen, ausIben min, TO iun5r mir
Soft hetfelH fas'ss5s arass ssia.'.s Z 49, Fl
Ser S6efri9ter oronete 6arauf bic
8eret6igungaber GeHoteren an. ipeIde
bonn Sefretdt aitfgernfen ipurben unb
ieber sinSeln ben gi6 Ieiiteten. Mbe
peieno tuarsn,lSie SenatOreis Doos
little, gSmuAbs, YdtterIon bon q. s.
un6 SauIsblwg. q Sss fs'.fssnsSe5
Oils Der Name, 6eS Seuators @aoe
aufgerufen. putbe, erbob f9 Senbrids
un6 bcfragte ben Yraf6enten, oh 6ers
isIbe dIs Tidter in 6iefem Sale fisen
tonne, baser Der @aHfotger 6esg Braiis
oenten Sobnfon ieing Apir6e, i'm sdle
OerIrlbe abgeiebt tper6en ioHte. Gine
Sebatte eefoIgte, iDabren6 tueI6er fd
Der Senat bis luorgen l ubr .pertagte.
Saus. S9iars luenige Neitgtie6er
waren aniuelenO,. ba mar, alanbte, 6ab
wdbren6 ser gtrbdnotuha iiber bas
SmpsaGment bic Gef9dfte Der Geiebs
aebuna ftiafeben ipiir0efi. 5''31 -''F's'-
elliott fdIua bor, Die Befininuil
3u trefeu, bab i'm Sal oes EpoeS pbel
Der 0fefgnation 6es SberriAters be-
i'm Nllter feiner Gomntiffion naHf'
ffrbenbe @ibter bes Sbetgeri6ts al
ieiner Gtatt fungiren foae, lAn ba.
Suitia sGoitite Dertpieiet.
Die Srnse iibera 8ere9ligans Del
Serrn u. q, Butler bonn i. ,GoHgreb,
9iitritt bon SenneFee 3u einem GiI
i'm SaMfe tunfbe aem @onlite fiif 4Rdb'
len suriidge9eben. Qlnf ben ,Mntra,
bon DANES .iunrbe ieoo6 Bic gSteSer
ertpdsuns Ses SALES anf inOssen Be
itimmt. ,,.noG n III nsI.fsl.'7s lnl
9tefdhf Bertd9ung. -
ed tsHETgfffteg Stt@ 8ATslf4AE43
@afbiuGto n s. 5,eMars..
9IuS sssaUs sDtfeofis miro beridts
bab fia bel eiug oreBen wrp0efIiop D
Seuerfpebf 4ortornniniIIe be0GpsrIi@
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-06

G8ortiesaslg folgt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-06

9lrt ereisneten, Seferfou Gabis mar
eben bier llno ,aI8 sic Brocefiion bel
oem ct. Gbarles SoteI, ieinertl
4blte.9e Anartier borbeimaridirte,
bra9te fie ibm tuteberbolte 5odDs.
sSetm 9anpfquartier oes Sen. Sancoef
3ogen bic Seuerntdr1uer NIT ab9eaoaes
men 9nten boriiber, wdbreno Die Nfu<
ut Bonnie 8lue Stag auffpielte. Sur
= @onlpagnien fiibrten bic @ereiniqten
Staaten SIagge. Die Iopalen 8ir>
ger ltno auberit nngebalten iiber biele
SemOnitrationei.
Die SaoS@aroiina Contention bat
oen @ongreB petitionirt, 6ie fir riicfs
ltanoi9e Steuern berfauften 2dnoe>
re!en ben Sreigemorbenen Su iibers
lanen. Ser Bsrtb berIel6en betrdgt.
S(UO,OO0. ...-,.s,a irzs8s~. .sa.sxs1 - az 81
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81 e p gorf, s.. Mdrs.

2
9eute Morsen segen s llbr brad
eln fur9tbarer Sainpf sipiiden 700
irilden un6 900 beuti6en Ginpanbe ;
rem anf g4ar0s SSlano aus, peldler
nod melt fdllimner aeeuoet babeu
iulroe, tuenn Die 8olisei ntdt fdnea
uno energil4 eingei9ritten nare. eeit
langer Sett beltan0 cine bittere SSein6s
i9aft 5tuif6en 6enIeIben. 6eute ariffen
nEn Die Srldnber Die DeutIden NIT
Aegten, @1iftgabeln, &nltteln u, +. M.
IN lbrent Suartter an. 2ebtere batten
it9 berbarrifaoirt, aIIein Die Srldnoer
bra9en our9 uno es entlfana Elm iuii<
tbenoes @efe6t. 9u oiefer Belt ers
tbten eine ftarfe 8oIisei <sSorce, Der
es aber erif seIans, Srieben gu ftifteu,
na1oem iie bier Der &anlpfen0en f1ies
DergeihO1en bate. 18 iuuroels ernif<
LID nerlpunoet uno S6 fino qefdnaliG5
etn9e5o9en fnorbgfr. Bei6e 8arteieil
fno nod in bo6fter Aafreauna uno
iobalo ais fie nidt rnebr IN poli3eili<
der Sbbat finb, biirfte fi5 Ser Saulpf
nit 9roBefer Sefti9feit erneuern. !
Der Senat bon Nem Serien bot Die
@eiolation, iueide oie gtntiItation oes
Mmenoemeuts CUR Ser. Gtaateu Gons
ltitution tpiberruft, aStber -6ds 8eto -6es
Souberneurs pafiirt. . II II '-fd ~
.sa ~ s,s - aon6Om1 5. Mar8, :
io Serr O'5sraeIi siuuroe beute bel
feinetfl Grid)einen i'm Saafe ais @ree
iHier Nfiniiter bon alien Seiten nit
lauten 3urnfeu empfan9eir. Gai % !.
ID ~ SIN Sberbaafe eriff @raf 9fuilen
Die RoIitit, oes 0iiniiteriumIs ais mns
Snberlaflig nnb fh,panteno an. . sSl5g
Mne Sii0 > Qtnerifa Iauten bic
8riegst t0aaridfen. iebr sanftis flr bie
Baraguabaner. asl n'ss7s7 q y
gon Der abDffnif8en Expeditions
Mrntee tuiro 9eniel6et, oaB fidt &6nia
3beDbor Surii63iebt. Sie enaIifden
Erllppen baben nod Is Sagemaridbe
bis ila9 WfagbaIa.. : IA 2 "a y
s Ser Biirsertrieg m Sapat Miro nit
gr0Ber Seftigfeit fort9efIbrt. ists .,,. p.
Nublano bat mieoer cine 3ote iiber
bic Sonaus sSiirftentbamer unh befen
gtelnne an Die lDeitIiden Ufa9te err
Iaffen, sssIa ..,s ss aud a55
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-06
"a q DAILY AND WEEKLY 3 go
NNESSEE STATS ZFITJJNG

RATES OF FnADvERTIs SING.
EGiS@ DAILY $100per Square first insertio
l.fty Cents orseach subsequent insertion
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-09-11
Dr. EysSFEa's EsAF.sAN OK
WILLIE EEsEfggsY

Where this article is known II is a work Of
snpeeIogatiou to say one word in its favor
so well is it es ablished as an unfailng rene,
dy for Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, Group,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, diseases of the
Throat, Chest, and Lungs, rs well as that
most dreaded of all diseases Consumption,
which high medical authority has pronounced
to be an incurable disease, Those who have
used this remedy know its value; thoso who
have not have but to make "A single trial to be
satisfied that of all others it i, the remedy.
From Hon. w. II. Jones, of West Dover, Vt.
Il have been troubled from my boy hood with
chronic or hereditary lang complaint. Some
years since, early in the winter, | took cold,
which ~ usual settled into a severe cough,
which continued to increase as the season ad-
vanccd. although made use of all the cough
remedies had knowledge Of Ny family ply
stefan also prescribed for iuc. but ! experienced
no relief Duringall this time | was gradual
~ running down, losing flesh and strength.
until my niond7 a. well as myself became very
much alarmed thinking should Wu~.rUWlv
spring following. Wa, induced TO try Wi,iar-
B1lSam of VIVID Cherry, After one day. trial
! was sensible jhut il was relieving ult : ia ten
days time my cough had entirely ceased, and
! was soon restored to health and strength. /
have every since kept the Bal~am in my house,
ana whenever any member of my family has
a cough os-aold. b. j., immediately resotcd to.
No Family should be without IT..
None genuine unless >Igucd H. Butts" on
the wrapper Prepared hv SETH W. FOWLE
n son, Is fremont St. Boston, and for sale
by Druggists gencraliy.
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A Dprfs-s TIM >.rr-,r-. Am M,
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n.r.4. Al, ,,rr 6,V..'. ,r.,.ftn.t.Ii il,
Won lays 4ppIis of "a liin,or f.l.I.. urblaad
t,,, hradr i-,our fg.In,f, fa.t.,ir.fp 1.
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only 95 CENTS

The Great Qpieting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON.
Gus DRUGi sure to Regulate The Boccis :
allays all Pain corrccts Acidiiy of the
Stomach makes G1 and Teak children
srnoSe and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels, and
oil Complaints arising from the effects Of
Tecthina Call for Mother Bd'ieys Qniefin5
Syrup, and take no other and you are safe
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
lcine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,
! Aa~~, ~ the t'rit"d R-s,es
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-09-11

The writer here has told some
trnth, and some things not true. 1t
is true that the grand juror refused
to sign complaint against the OF
fender, SO that the suit might he
brought in behalf OF the State. But
il is not true that mo one ever i'm
agines that they can b. insulred by.
his abuse when he has been drink
ing" We have repeatedly heard
democrats say that his conduct was
"A disgrace to the town and that he
ought to be arrested; yet no demo
cratictown officer would ever take
any measures to stop it. And when
he is arrested they cry out against
it. We have only room to notice
one more paragraph, i'll which the
writer moraliZeS over the rum ques-
ton. He says:
at is notorious fact that many
of the most rabid radicals in town
are men who are in the constant hab-
it of using ardent spirits, slyly OF
course, bTying it by the quantity
and using it at home. The Influence
cXerted upon the young is far more
pernicious than ifhe went openly to
the be- Not only the example but
the hypocrisy is noticed by them.
This system is contrary to the ma
ture OF true democrat, and at war
with the true system of self govern
ment."
We cannot say whether there is
any foundation for the first part of
the above statement. So far as we
know it IS not true. But as we don't
go about prying into family affairs
As the writer of the above shows to
be his practice, we may not be SO
well informed. But we wish to know
If the writer can subs,antiate his
theory in regard to what he declares
contrary to the nature ofa true dem
ocrat, because We know some things
that rather tell against it, For in
stance, it is not contrary to the na-
ture Of Il democratic town officer to
go around and order the public bars
closed, and then monopo.izc the
whiskey business himself; keeping
it i'll an out-ol-thc.way place.
The writer further SAYS, "He that
is at all conversant with the history
OF the world knows that whenever
moral principles are attempted to be
enforced by legislative cnactments
great harm is done"
No doubt the democrats aolieye
chat doctrine, and need not go a
great way back in the worlds his
tory to prove it. Only a day or two
before election a democrat went to
a republican who keeps hotel in
town. and told him ii he voted the
republican ticket they would have
/ him prosecuted for selling liquor
Here was an attempt to enforce the
moral principles ofmodern democ
racy by threatening the enforcement
Of legislative enactmrntS; hat il
failed. Consequently thry trr'u.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-09-11

The result IN Glastonbury, in Ben
uiugton county, is one OF the curl
o,tieS of the late election. 1t is the
banner town Of Democracy. and this
year east cigtton democratic votes
to one republican. But it found no
democrat among its Is TO send TO-
the Legislature, and actually elected
its solitary republican yottr--Nr
Eddy,& square straight oul repabIi-
cm-as town representative This
is a testimony to individual worth
and honesty to be proud Of Nh.
Eddy can 90 up to the hrad.--fite
Press.
Among those who are down on
the list for stumpins Pennsylvania
are Senators Morrill, Of Maine, Pat.
tcrson, Wilson, Ferry, Coukllng,
Cattc'I, Frelinghuysen, sherman,
Wade, CONFESS, Yates, Hannibal
lIamlin, Gems. Logan, Schurl, How
ard, S.3kleS and lIawIcy. a cor
respondent OF the New York Sun
says that the Republicans count on
from l2,UO0 to 5000 majority; the
Democrats from 5000 to 10000.
Eumor asserts that Gen, McClcl
Ian is about to take the stump in
Pennsylvania for seymour and
Blair. The Troy Tunes says. "ll,
has been 'ahout TO take something
ever since we first heard of him. L
he will succeed IN taking even 81
much rs q stump We shall he glad
TO chronicle the fact. It's an even
bet that he won't be able to dccid,
whether 10 begin operations in Penn
sylkania, New Jersey, or New lorl
until after the election
Successful because of superior
merit. Mrs. ). a. Allcn'suuproyed
(aw StWc) Hair Reotorcr or Dress
ing, tiR one botHc) Every Druggis
sells IL. Price ono Dollar l2wi
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ELLIS IRON BITTERS

WILL enrich the blood aud prevent II from
w becoming Watrry and weak, aud give II
vnuiutt thcHy ttrm leriocil, harmless ton.
ic aud rulniable, aud can be taken at all times.
Tho ll,ON In these Nttets easily enters into
the circulation, being III the form ut hHos
ruo-iuAri, IL H. more readily absorbed into
the tyniom than any other form ot IRON IRE
pared aud for salt iy NN. ELLIS. ~ 80 Del
aware Avenue, Philadelphia, aud for sale by
druggist generally
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Slew q drfffi sfrlrnis.
WOODS AND FORESTS.
Drrr OF Crown LANDS, QuFBrc, :

JUNO Iytn. Iobs. 7
NOTICE is hereby given that a sale Of Tim
~ Der Berths in the following Territories.
will be held at the places and dates mentioned
below. namely:
ST. Maurice Territory, at the Grown Timber
Office, Three Rivers, on the III day of Septem-
bcr next.
Lower Ottawa Territory, at tho Crown Tim
Der office Montreal, the 10th day of Sep
TENDER next.
her office, Ottawa on the 9TH day Of October
next.
The Berths 10 be offered for sale and the
conditions of sale can be ascertained at the
respective Crown Timber Offices.
&. A. BOURGEOIS. Assistant Comr.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

NARRANflp 10 remove all desire for To
W hurcp. THIS great remedy I, m excel
lent arpcilor II mrihr. the blood inviguru-
&C. ihr a stcu, possesses great u0uu,hing and
.iftn4th"uiup power. enables the stomach To-
diEnsi ihc hctriest food, makes alcep refrcsh.
lu- dhd establishes iuhust health smokers
ana eht wei ior SIXTY Years Cured. Price %
r. its po,i uoc i treatise on the idnriods
,utetsul Inhaceu' With lists of references, tcs'
liuioninls. &c sent itrt. AGENTS. wnutc,l. Al.
dieas bt | ABBOTT tslsug rity. n ia
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GEO. Z. RONELL& co.'s ADVERTISING AGLNCY

''Fhev have reduced advertising to a more
perfect system than has been known hereto
fore. --Iia-eit0H, Pa, Sentinel, Oct 81. 1857.
Whatever i prompt, methOdical and
straightforward, they practice in their deal
ings and only that."-B0st0H Commonwealth
NOV. 30, 1867.
They now probably do the heaviest ndver-
Using business in the country -MdHctcster
v. II. Daily Union. Jan. % 1868
Nth their reputation they can and do get
the lowest and most advantageous terms -
Mshd,cdi'a Enterprise, Int.
We receive advertisements for all American
newspapers.
GEO. l'. seOES E.s.E ~ 90,
Advertising Agents.
40 Park Row, y. u.
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lRDI1N'S LICENSE.
Z " NeaI DE vs. NJ VI ON u


IN Probate court holden Ut West faitcc,
uu the 3l-t day of Aug. :. u 1863
Richard Robbie, ESQ Guardian unto Alien
Robbie, % minor son ul Robert W. Robbie, late Of
tuiuth, la said district deceased, makes APP
phcutiou 10 snid court Tor license To- sell nll Of
tho real estate of Wi, said ward. representing
that tuid sale would Il tur the hest interest Of
hs said ward VIZ. Being that part of thr
Homo i,rm ut said deceased which WA set out
TO said ward hy % committee OF Division ap.
pointed hN the Probate Court
Nhcrcdpun IT. is ordered by said Court
that said application comc undt
consideration aud be heard ou tie I'D day 0l
Scptcmbrr. 4. -, lsiS. ut the Probate office u
West lfairlec and 1t Is further ordered TIM
all PERSONS interested lac notified hereof bv
hy publication, inoticc oi this application aud
ordortl crcon, three wcrka suceessvoly in the
National Opinion, printed nt bradford before
said time of hearing. that they may appear az
stid time Il place, and If thcyac cause oh.
A true copy Of record. lJwJ
Attest, AbvAH BEAN, Register.
By tho Court
Ausrt. ILvkG BEAN Register
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uoot Il rscrb

~ gsittcr~ are u stare r'incdN Tor nNet
COMPLAINT IN all IT, forms, humurF ui the blond
aud kin, soroiula, dyspersin, cusiiyencss. ~.
dlncatioih iumdicc, headache, aud bilious US
cnseH, neral debility, Sc. Ties cleanse the
systoin, regulate tho bowels, tcs'urc he appt-
lite. purity the blood, etrcngihen tue bouSs
md Thoroughly prepare II 10 rcslsi diecnsrs IT
ell kinda Up0, e. UoopwN a to. Weston,
Mas. sold NJ ,ll Alrggis's
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WAN ED AGENTS

Abb0tt's Life Os Ssrssnt7 and Eusselrs
charming Engraving entitlrd From s.h re
40 - ore also u great variety of Cam
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Boston
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MRS. &. Ii. CsFsTzs.
Probate Courts,
Bradford District.

DROBATE COURTS WILL BE HOLDEN
4 within and fer the District Of Bradford
Tor the year ensuing, as follows, viz:
At the Irotter House. in Bradford, on the
ID Tuesdays in January, May, July, and Sep
TENDER.
At the Probate 0lfcc, in West Fairlce, on
tho second Tuesday in December and the "a
Tuesdays ia February. April and October.
At the Hotel. in East Corinth,o on the I'd Tues
days of March, June, August, aud November
ALNhn BEAN Register.
West Fairlce Dec /, 1867
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CO. O., n Regiment Vt. Militia
was organized at the Armory in
this village on Friday. Tie follow
iHg are the officers:
c. b. Leach, Captain.
L. +. Gould, LIST Lieutenant.
J. w. Kelley, I'd Lieutenant.
Sergeants-Calvin L. Clark, IL.
+. Emmerson, Harry Martin, ID. w.
Cobb.
CoEporals-H. q. Day, c. VI, An
dross, Frank Il. Chamberlain, Chas.
f. Manson.
The company Wao out on drill
Tuesday and did remarkably well
tor a new company,