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uEEK ysa havr a sslye ccmbfhInx sootsiuE
III and healing properties, with no dangcrouc
Ingredient, remedy at hand for me many
pains and aches wcands aad bruises to wnicE
other rcmssii q, never producing bad eject bss
always relieving pain, however severe. ~
1t Is prepared by MISS SAWYER, VINO ~
used 1t in her own extensive Treatment OF the
The principal disease iar which thi. salyc "
recommended arc, Cliillblains. 'Rhetmasssh ,hest
Scrofula, Old Ulcers, Salt Rheum. sprains, Burns
Fever Sores. Fclons, Erysipclss, Sore Eyes, Dar
h her.. Itch Deafness, Bc,,s aofhrc EsrschsI
Sore Nipples. badness, swollen Hfcass, Ftchf
Scald Head, Tsething, Chapped Hands, ssaidsf
Cuts, Bruises, Group. Cracked Lips, aud Sores On
children. e. 49,
1t never fail, to cure rheumatism, II properly
applied. Rub it ON well with thu hniitt tnree
times day. In several cases it has cdreH Pat
sled limbs. For FILES it has been discovery ~
be a. sure remedy. Persons that iIasc been amicE
tfons. For ERYSIPELAs 1t works wonders. al
living the inflammation and quieting the patient =
For CIIAPPED HANDS 1t produces q, ours I'M.
medately. Let those with SALT RHEUM ohs.iH
This saye, and apply Il freely and teey Ml TG
and JUNIORS. CANCERS have been cured VIII 10
It. The best Salve ever inverted for SNOih,ES
BREAST and SORE NIPPLES. 10 way mlVIE
GUS. but sSre to afford relief sORE or IAN
Hay Cures deafness By putting It IN the cars on q.
Siece OF cotton. For fELONS this Is supei ior 'C
anything known. For IIMPLES this acts IKE
charm. For, I.tRNs sni sCALDs-applythe Sn!v 3.
ut once and 1t gives Immediate relief: for oAO
SORES, apply once u day. nd,
FoR HOlsis AND C&TTLE.-For Sores or bIu.t
es on Horses and Cattle Lis Salvcis invaiuaDIe,
and has astonishing effect III curing ecratches ..
horses. This saive has worked its own way H.1 s
notoricty, and is a safe and sure rcmcmedy fvf Al
the a,OVe ailments.
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.R. LASGLEY,s ROOT AND HERB BIT

~ TIERS, are a sure remedy for Liver Com
;,laint in al Its form, Iiumors of the Blood and
skin, Scrotula, Dyspepsia, Costvcness, lndigc>-
ton, .Jaundice, Headache, and Bilious Diseases,
General Debility, &c. They cleanse the system,
,eGu'ate the bowels restore the appetite, purify
the blood. strengthen the body. end thoroughly
prepare il To resist diseases OF al kinds.
Gro. {. Goop"i% " CO., Boston, Mass
Sold 10y nj Druggists.
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Probate N Offices.

To the Honor .ble Judge of Probate for Che Coun.
tg OF Hancock.
Penobscot, in said county, deceased, respect
lilly represents, that said deceased died possess
cd OF persona! estate, an Inventory OF which has
her circumstances rcuder it nee ssary that she
xh.uld have more of said personal estate than she
Is entitled to on distribution thereof: she there
fore prays that your Honor would grant her such
Allowance out of said personal estate, as in Your
discretion you may determine necessary and prop
err CLARA L. DUNBAR.
STAIR oEsNA1NE.
Hancock, IS. Court OF Probate, Ellsworth Term,
A. D. 1863
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED,-That
said widow give public notice to all persons
interested, by causing copy of the petition ana
this order thereon, TO be published three weeks
successfully in The Ellsworth American news
paper published in Ellsworth, in said County, that
County to be held at Ellsworth on the LIST We'd
nesday of Aug. next, at ten oil the clock IN the
forenoon, to show cause, " any they have why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
Attcst:-GEo. A. DYER Register. 3w -
To t,e onorablc Judge OF Probate for the county
i, of Hancock:
TIE ind signed, widow Of John Il. Blood, late
of Iuckspsrt, in said county. deceased, respect
fully rcpfes ents. that said deceased died possess
cd Of personal estate, an inventory OF which has
been duly returned into the probate Office that her
circumstances render it cessrly that she should
entitled 10 on q distribution thereof That
she has one ch Id twelve wears old. she therefore
prays that your Horror would grant her such al
fowance out of said personal estate, as in your
discretion you may determine necessary and prop
or. LOUISA a. BLOOD.
juno 18th, ISIS.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock IS, Court OF Probate, June Term, D.
jS6S
Upon the foregoing Petition, OEpERtp,-rhat
faid Widow give public notice TO all persons ill.,
tercsted, by causing copy of the
petition and This order thereon to be published
three weeks successfully IN the Ellsworth Nmcri-
Can newspaper published in Ellsworth, in said
County. that they may appear ut II Court of Pro-
bate fer SAID ,ouniy, to be held at Ellsworth on
clock In tie forenoon, TO show CAUSE # any they
have, why the prayer OF said petitioner should not
be granted.
PARKER TUCK, judge.
5w2s Attcst:-GEo.. A. DYER, Register.
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AGENTS wANTED-TO SELL
'KATHRINA'
Or, "My Meditation OF Thee shall
be Sweet"

An prd.otnce tins TO be, not only the most bcauI
tIful in design, but also the best executed, and
destined to be the most popular and rapid selling
steel engraving published in to United States
Now is the me for old agents, ahd all wishing n
good paving business, to commence and sell this
magnificent new work send for particulars and
sec our terms r. S. FULLsR& Co., Publishers,
Snriuplield Jhss,
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Acres. Ia
adjoining land of James Eaton ~ a,o
on
or uHnno in
keel.
corunn rlan1
thu
nknown near lane II
Marshall land formel o
EinS n
Oyncru land trmcrv E
AbfahW HASKELL orr nix.
Peter Drunken Grenlow' 3so
UWner INK o o
nglanios Durham,
nk.nIiIn gaJoM cnaeSn
IT,, arltiof Mo- Tuulow
Oft n,na m n
DIVINE uu land
II = o L
nan laH OF
M,clan
oHner ,Mniatd on
Nerh4 s.
IIau yup "
'' HOUSE ''e''' ''"""
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10 the Honorable JU lge of Probate for the coun
" Of IIancaaa:
rl.n und.r- ;encd. widow OF Henry Rollins,
Lite II Ellsworth, in said county, deccasea, re
silrctfniiy represents tat said deceased died
possessed OF personal estate, IN lnvcn ory OF
wEiaa has been daily returned INTO the probate OF
ice: tatt her circumstances render it necessary
hat sne should have mere of said personal estate
lan she is entitled to di-triuiltion thereof -
she thereto c prays that your Honor would grant
her such allowance out of said personal estate, Is
III year discretion you may determine nee ssary
aH,t proper.
June i1.l,, Is $.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.--Cout. Of Probate, June term, a.
H,t>s.
p,n he foregoing Petition, GRDEHEni-That
sad 8tGow GiNc pjblte notice to Al! rsohs in
trjc~tvJ 10y cuusiI3; copy OF THIS order 10 Ia" pub
l. crt tire" week. succtS-ivey in the Ellsworth
ZINC cau, ncyspayc: published at Ellsworth,
IL s:.it county, t!t..t hey Iaay appear 1t toGt
OF Probate Tor said c2;iuty TO be het 1T Elisw orti,
oH ,e 1T Wednesday in AuguSt neSt,2t ten oi tc
forenoon, anu slfon ceuse, II any they Lave why
lie same Should MOI lie granted.
FAtNg., TUCK, Judge.
Attest G;.n. A. DYER. Register. Iw -
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Aew g lrertisemste.u
BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR HowLANDs
CIR A N r..

AS SOLDIER and a sT.TEsMAN.
An accurate hist ry Of his military and civil ca
es, finely ILLUSTRATED Agents will find this the
book to sell at the present time. The largest com
mission given. We employ PC General Agents,
and Offer extra inducements TO canvassers. Agents
will see the advantage of dealing directly with the
address j. b. BURR & Co., Publishers, Hartford,
Conn.
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II. A. MOVES, Treas. of Deer Isl.

ANoYEs of Deer ISL
naiun
ftc on, o
he take
Office
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kCCNTS Are making more in canvassing
AVEN > for the - ldiers Individual
Memorial" than with any other work, mud are
wanted in every county. For information or cir.
culars, address BAKER 4 WETnRhDY, Drawer 1lO,
Columbus, Ohio.
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From Mr.. 4 Mrs. VIM. II. Kendall, Frccport. Mel
Among the many Salves now in Use, Miss Saw
ycr's stands preenlncnt for almost all he aches
and pains the human family pre- afflicted with
For rheumatism, Lame Joints, Nervous Head
ache, it gives immediate relief We have used it
for several years, and it an uniailing remedy for
burns scalds. sore throat, salt lhoum, swelled
joints, &c, We chceriully recommend it to tho
public as being perfectly safe and good for many
more aches than we hrye mentioned.
Mr.. Il Mrs. WM. L. KENDALL.
Frceport, March 18th. 1866.
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w no is Miss SAWYER ,

Miss Sawyer lives IN the City Of Rockland, Knox
County. Me. She has deyo'edthe best YEARS Of her
life to nursing the sick. aud has had more expert
ence in the cuic of obstinate discusses; old sores
aud ulcers, aud haas also been consulted in moro
cases Of accidents sssch Burns, Scalds and
Bruises, than G,,y other person in New England,
professional Otherwise Size has competed sue:
cessiuuy With the most able physicians in tn
States, MS wei, AS with nurses and Indian dectors:
From time 80 time she has compounded rcmcdscA
FOR asesn diseases in herewn practice Among 9TH
err compounds she has for many years made
salve which sson eisfaiaod aa extensive sale, and
now is in great +eaia,d Abroad, well as in pri-
gatc families aasG anaisg tic hApdIcds Of men en-
gagged at Rotkland and vicinity in tho hazardous
business OF qsarry fig rock and burning time, and
also org the seamtr along the coast Of Maine.
SO pe,,~lar .lli beoome that whae. it was opik
pat ~. old mustard Goxcs. witeat Labels or th2
help Ct advertisements. Miss Sawyer received or.
Hers from nearly or quite every state in the In
son. The demand finally besarae extensive that
she bcc;me IL. abb to meet il, and she made al
arrangement with L.. NJ ROBBINS, a druggist OF
Rocklss, to take charge OF the business si.a sup
ply the trade. THE agent IS 80 well ssIseuH with
The merits OF the eHdicinc that he guarantees IL t.
all diseases for which Il recommended, and
any wko Cires it trial according 70 direct
ions. and ID not satisfied is invited to return tho
box, with h;G the contents, and the money will w
rciunded. Fan directions with each box:
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EF.om DR.. Il. Richard Clay, Boston, Mass.1

ETEVH III H. TS!CTII1U CIHyj 5cstoH, MaHs1
This is to certify that I have kn-wn Miss Saw
yer's Salve for more than live ysSfs. aud Of it4
having h' en- successfully used i / miaty cs-~s. )
consider |. superior article and well wortay tho
confidence of those requiring such remedy.
a. RICHARD CLAY. u. ID.
Boston, Dec. 10Th, 1867.
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From S. NJ. stctson, OF Fresport, Me-
Frceport, March II, 1855
hereby tcstify that Miss Sawyer's Salve has cur
cd u yelling on my heel of several years stand.
ing. gladly recommend i to the public as an
any kind. .-,
s. NJ STETSON.
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Pay a B e N COLD.
The Great Pacific Railroad Line, "N'cndiir li2l
miles f ON Oiiaha on the Missouri river, T.. th'
tilr-watrlS OF the Paciii ocean, is Icing built b.!
tWo uow cyiu. com auir>-'ihr Union Pacific, he.
ginning ut Omaha, building West, and the CeniEa
Pacific OF California, be:fil>n.nS at sacramento
huiltllng East until The roads shall mcri. Enth
Companies have pro- ecutrd the work with great
yigor, the Union Pacific having already expended
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much Of the Code OF Virginia. second
edition, as provide for punishment by

much Of the Code OF Virginia. second
edition, as provide for punishment by
s,ipes,
Mr.. Barley offered the following,
which lies over until tomorrow:
Resoiced, rhot = joint committee OF
FIVE. two from the Senate and three from
the House Of Delegates be appointed TO
take in confederation the propriety Of
reporting a bI reducing the number Of
county officers and ptoyilo, if possible,
a cheaper mode OF assessing, collecting
and dsbursing al taxes, and report at
as early d,y rs convenient
HOUSE. Prayer by Rev. D. W.
Fisher
Resolutions were offered as follows and
adopted:
By Mr., Newlin: Directing the Judi.
ciary Committee to inquire into The ex.
pediency of providing, either by amend
ment of the sOitor's test oath or by or
iginaI bill, that in the case of persons
whose suits ara liable to be dismissed
under the provisions of said act, the time
during which they continue so liable
shall be excluded in computing tho time
within which suits ara barred by the
statute of limitation.
By Mr., McWhorter: Joint resolution
insructing and requesting our Senators
and Representatives in Congress, 10
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The exciting news from Washington
which we publish in another column, Of
the occurrences of the last two days,
will be read by all, II is enough to say
hat the President has made no progress
in his purpose Of ousting Stanton, and
the Republican partyprosents a united
and uuwavering front, in favor OF re-
moving the arch dislurber of the nations
peace, from the office he has dishouorod
and abused.
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ALABAMA.

Since the full vote of Alabama has
been counted it shows that the Cousti.
tulion has been ratified and the Stale Of.
fcers elected.
Thus the cor Of reconstruction on the
basis Of loyolty and equal rights moves
rCsstlessly on over every obstacle, aud
sooner or later even the great Presiden.
tial obstacle at Washington will find
himself, like all the villainies of his
connecting, crushed beneath its triumph
ant wheels.
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Jefferson Davisrecently wrote a let
ter 10 somc of his Mississippi friends and
fellow mournc,s for the "Lost Cause"
in which he used the following language:
"Your suierings and losses have been
10 me ever present through all the trials
10 which you so feeIingIy refer. The
desoIaion which everywhere presents it.
sell in that once prosperous country fills
every heart with sorrow; but hope and
trust a better lime will soon come TO us.
The patient fortitude, the cheerful ener-
gy, and manly virtue, which our people
display in the depth of their misfortune.
cannot fail to bring the due reward"
What idnocent sufferers these rebels
are! What did they attempt to do?
To overthrow the Republic and set up a
Confederncy, whose cornerstone should
be slavery.
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,r,,rD.,
hioctt M''1n'eI IN ms own rlght ana as 40
IN o'",S no" OF Ezekiel Mcdaniel
o. ,, ueceaS'H' ana as Administrator oil Ann
McDahlei' deceased: - Lawson and Julia
lawson nus we, lrginla Weaver, Wallace
Mcdaniel, Julian Mcdaniel aud George Nc
DANIEL children and heirs ut law OF Ezekiel
AcDa"lyl, r. deceased Gwn Mcdaniel, En-.
ny Gray Henson Maggcner and Catherine
', "SgrIG f.. nus WE Mald hlIl' Ann Rowland
Ezekiel l!iII, Matte Borman and Gibson F.
h'N' Jra james Mcdaniel, John McDanig,
il'i ana n.IS"Fet a, hill, ms sWlie,
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DEMOCRACY AND BARBARign.

DbHNChhNl avn bhhbNH''1AH
Il has been a long time since we have
seen a copy of the New York Day Book
and we rise from The porusal Of q copy
accidentally US, fully impressed with
its ability to represent and advocate an
ago Of borbarism. intolerance and igno.
rance There is Jakeyism, yuIgnrily,
9Th and mcndacily enough 10 the issue
Of Saturday last 10 furnish compost and
garbage for mnnOriog ali the worn out
lands on the globs. It'o lickspittIe toa
dy.ism to obsolete institutions Of the
South is sufficient to sicken any one
who was not born and bred and born al
the Five Points. Editorials, corrcspon,
iencc and even the news is scented all
over with the rank smell Of mean and
vulgar prejudice. Without the point
and vim Of the La Crosse Dcmocral, in
unfolding treason and the los! cause,
it goes even farther in support OF every.
thing Southern and rebeIiouS. 1t fur.
nishcs noiaome Aattory to the worst and
most vicious tendencies Of the southern
system including idlonc's, sensuali'y,
arrogance, and a snobery which assumes
and apes the distinctions of caste and
the disgrace Of labor which it bouows
from tho traditions Of monarchy unler
British rule in America.
Ia brief, it is worthy typs and e1-
emplar orIhe modern Democrat. VIXEN
fully developed and educated 10 10 the
required plan of Robe worship; and it
is no doubt an Efficient uuxiIiary.in fur
thering the cause ola relrogade moral.
ty on the success Of which, alone the
Democratic party depends for scouting
pc wer iu this progressive land.
In referring to Congressional legisIa-
ton relating to the Supreme Court, the
editor says;
Should Congress dare to carry out the
threat of Senator ChondIer and others,
10 abolish the Supreme Court" or do
anything else that renders the Supreme
Court imperative, as co ordinate aud
independent branch Of the Federal Gov
eminent, it will be the Presidents du.
ty, ii necessary, to use the whole force
Of the army and navy to proIec! the
Court from the insurrecionery violence
Of the Rump. And should Grant at
Tempt to prevent such use Of the army,
in violation Of the orders OF the Com
mander-n- Chief, he may get himself
lawfully courlnnrtiaed md shot. Thus
exit Grant,
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Commissioner Wilson, of the General
Land Office, has had an interview with
q prominent officer Of the Canadian Gov.
eminent, who holds q life Office from tho
Crown, il relation TO the public land,
for sale in Kansas. This gentlemen
stated that it was his intention to 70.
sign his Office and lend his assistance to
organize colony Of Canadians. with a
Wow 10 settling in the southern par. Of
Kansas.
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The Ceu,rol Grant Cub, Of St. Louis,
have Published strong address to the
Republicans Of Missouri, setting forth
the reasons why Gen, Grant should be
tho Republican nominee for President.
Thus far no division Of sentiment has
been developed, and it is safe TO predict
That Gen, Grant will DO nominated by
acclsmalon at Chicago.
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General Thomas has written noble
and very characteristic letter to Senator
Wade requesting the Senate not 10 con.
firm the nominations Of himself 10 brev.
Of rank.
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WEST VIRGINIA, To-wrr:

WEST VIRGINIA, To-w1r: =
At Rules held in the Clerks Office o, the
uircnit Court of Mason county on tho Grst
Monday in January 1868.
Henry Beckley ct. al
Straud's Run Petroleum In ChaBcetv
Manufacturing & Mining
Company
VIE object ofths suit Is to subject IN sala
the following real estate, consisting n
Town lots all located and being in the Tewn
OF West Columbia. Mason county. to.wit.
Lot No. lOg, Lot No, ITO and lot No III
and also all the land lying and being betweeI
the said lots and the Ohio River, and also ali
the land lying between lot No. one hundred
ana Twelve ll2l and the Ohio River. Said lct
Q09) lying on Main & Burnett Streets, nnJ
said Lots Nos 40 4 III lying on Main Strrot
IN SAID Town of West Columbia, 10 the Plat
OF said Town reference is had for particular
description Of said Lots l. Land And Il i6.
pearing from affidavit off. Cartwright. vbitb
lShIed tn this office, that the said company IL
u body corporate nonresident of West virginia
Therefore it ordered, that the above named
nonresident defendants, do appear here within
one month oner 6cc publication5of this ofIer
and do what is necessary TO protect tbnir
interests in this suit.
Teste.
W, W. HARPER, Clerk.
o. cartwright lian 30-4w
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1t is stated that the new Italian Min
lister, 10 Paris, has pledged his Cover.
mont toa strict observance Of the Sep
tcmbcr Convention.
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The Wisconsin Legislature has in
creased the Governors salary to $4,000.
sud the Lieutenant GoyGmor'sto 81 GOO.
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POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.
November 81, 1861
VEST VIRGINIA, SIS:

VEST VIRGINIA, SIS:
A Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
IN Circuit Court Of Mason county, in the
month of February, lsBS.
Gibson = Hill. Guardian and next Friend Of
Emma Hill and Daniel P. Hill.
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WEDNESDAY, FEB 10,

WEDNESDAY, FEB 10.
SENATE,-Praycr by Rev, S Steele,
OF the NJ f. Church
The following bills were read the
third time and passed by almost a unan-
imous vote.
Senate Bill No, "a, bill to amend
section AZ, chapter ll0 Of tho Acts Of
1868.
Senate Bill No. Al, bill securing
liens to mechanics, laborors and others.
Senate Bill No ~, bill to nmond
section 250 Of chapter l29 of tho Acts
Of 1868
Senate Bill No, so, bill TO repeal SO
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WEST VIRGINIA SIS.

WEST VIRGINIA SIS,
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office NJ ,bo
IL Circuit Court Of Mason county. in ibs
month Of February. 1868. " '''
Harvey Reynolds
VS. Tn Obnrcnr,.
s, W. Rogers,
The object Of this suit is to onjoin the col.
lection Of n judgment in favor ofihe defendant
against the complainant for the sum Of s2OG 90
with legal interest thereon from tho Dist dnv
Of October, 1865, tillpnid and costs AZ .95. sub.
lGct to credit OF $1,000, paid October 9lst,
led in this office, that the defendant is non.
resident ofthis State, on motion Of tho Altor.
ney for the complainant, il is therefore, order.
cd that the said absent defendant do appear
n ,Lis' within month after due publication Of
thiS order and do what is necessary To proteot
his interest in the premises.
~ T,esle: W. W. HARPER, Clerk
" English, Sol. Tfeb90-4w.
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StOncwarc! StOnowareW
s. W. Rogers,

A LARGE assortment Of Stonowaro ofall do.
\ seriptionS. from Y gallon up. just recoiV.
vi and FORE sale vt 60LR 4 BRYANTa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
JouN 3. SEAvER's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In probate Court
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, IS holden ut the probate
Office in johnson, in said district on the 2gth
day of March, A ID ls0S.
U. r. Douglas, administrator ofthe estate OF
J,hn B. seaver, late Of stowe, In faid District
deceased, presents his administration account
for examination and allowance, and makes apph-
cation tor a decree Of elstribution and partition
of the estate of said deceased whereurcn, 1t is
ordered by said Court that said account and
said application be referred toga session OF said
Court TO he held at the Probate Once in said
johnson, on the 10th day Of April. A. d. 1868,
for hearing and dtcision thereon: And it is
further ordered, that notice hereof be gwen TO
all personsinterested, bv publication the zane
three weeks successiyey in the f.amoille News
dealer a newspaper published at Hydepark, pre-
vious to said time appointed fer hearing that
they may appearat said time and place, and
show cause, It any they may hayes why raid
account should not be allowed and such decree
made. ~ BY the Court. Attest.
p 1921 saJOHN tiLEED, Register.