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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
THE NEW YORK LEDGER
FOR THE NEW YEAR, lo6q.
IKE GRESr EANaiY PAPER.

The Ledger IS the mos: interesting paper IN The " rid
More people .ake the Ledger than tase any other pa
per ia the country.
i, has the l4rgest number Of great aud distinguished
Writers
love stories, striking narratives, AID Instructive bog
r42hlr.la ana historical sketches.
An questions growing 'Gt II TIE domestic relations,
lover : qraneis, Ia" and bushes matters, are regularly
snaTered an lie columns. \ sasi afnuuni { useiul IN
the Led ger
Ene principal Bishops. Doctors Of DIVINITY, and
WIL-IAA Ccll1s BarAsF. tie great American poet,
has ,Tans,zsed expressly ios tie Ledger, a thrilling
year.
RE-. Dr.. TfSa is ROW engaged upon an Original sso-
,Le Ledger.
We are nov publishing a series Of twelve short true
stories. ~ twelve OF the most distinguished c%iergymen
Our standard popular winter. Mr. srLvA~us Cons, r.,
IS - interesting g. ever, and wlil continu e As heretofore,
re N / i6us Of adnirers OF Mrs. sourH,soSrH viii
Miss DuPuT vi / continue lie: dramatic stories, and
F1~rT FERs her sparkling sketches.
HESRV WAsD BEEUHER VIII continue 10 iuraish his
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May ArLE DALLAS wil hereafter write Tor no paper
but n Ledger.
iva u ourc ut-i5utofs nave been ministers to lie
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another o. or contributors has been elected President
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ana that money, without stint, can buy, VIII be con
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

DIED Of consumption. in this village, Monday
venIlE last, at the reside nee OF Joseph A. Prentise,
Esd CHARLES LOOMS, ESD aged IS years.
Mr.. L5Onis was Il son of the late Hon.
Jcduthan Loomis Of this village. He was
graduated 81 the University of Vermont in
1919, and afterward taught several years in
the south. He studied law with the late
Hon. F. T. Merrill If this town, and was adj
Initted t, tie practice Of the profession in
this county.
lie has practiced law in Cleveland and
Cincinnati. and ~iatterly in New York city.
lie served honOrably IN the late war against
treason, having entered the service early as a
volunteer, was promoted to a capsaincy, and
atEerward had a position on the staff of Gen.
Stuart OF Chicago. in which capacity he
participated in the battles of Shiloh aad Ar
kansas Post. and various smaller engage
lnents. lie was In the service nearly two
Years, leaving when Gen. Stuart left. His
superior officers, Gen. Sherman among them
have borne testimony to his bravery and good
conduct as a soldier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

In Bethel, at the Methodist Parsonage, Nov. 10Th, BY
Rev. z. II. Csrpsnter. MIR. 81. RICH and
IS CARRIE l.. YOUNG, both of Bethel.
In Rnches'e r, Nov. a5, by Rev. Geo. :. Guernsey, MIR.
EZRA :. BIZ ald Miss ESfHES Z. PIERCE,
both Of SluckbrItge.
In Coiche>lers At the r%esidence Of the brides father,
Nov. 20, ~ Rev. Wan. II. Hyde, IAN - c. HAMMOND
Il. u. ofNYestford, Ftr and Miss EDNA f. JOHNSON,
OF Colchester Nr.
In Rochester, Oct %. by Rev. c. P. Tsplin. CHARLES
Il. NEHION ana Miss ALMA Z. BECkWoATH, both
Of Rochester.
Also bv the same, Nov Il, CHARLES w. LIVER
MORE f HupSinJon, n. Y. and Mis-, MARY AUSTIN.
eli Rochester, VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
Village Meeting.

II the annual village meeting, held on
Monday evening, the following officers were
elected
N2derafor-Charles Dewey.
Urt-A. J. Howe.
Baihfs-Joel Foster, Jr., Calvin Robinson ,
/. 3. Huntington. A. c. Brown, 1. W.
Brown.
Fare Wqriens-James w. Brock, Henry
Barnes. Joel Foster, Jr., Charles Reed, Sam
uel Wells
Cohecior-Robert Hargin.
Ireas4rer-GeJrge W. Scott.
The Bailifs' report showed the financial
condition Of the village to be satisfactory, and
On their recommendation a tax of fifteen cents
On the dollar was voted.
The several Fire Companies made reports
Of their annual election of officers. who were
s~cverally confirmed, as follows
ENGINE No. ?.
Forealan-SamueI Wells.
FIRST AssisiGnt-W. Q. Standish.
Second AssIstaRt-G. IL. Smith.
Treasurer-Charles A. Reed.
Cfert-iI- D. Crooks.
ENo.>E No. ;.
Forcalan-H. c. Brigham.
First AS>lsfqHt-C. W. Wilder.
Second ISsfStfEt-J. c. Sherburn.
Treasurer-C. 3. Putnam.
Clcrt-G. g.. Bush.
ESGlsr Ne. +.
ForeDlau-Lewis Wood
Flrst -4ssistan!-Charlss n. Peck.
Second 4ssislaHt-C. L Murdoch.
Cerk oua Ireasurer-E. If. Guernsey.
Steleard-E. X. Yoodry.
Engine No. 5.
Eoreaan-Georse Clark.
First ASslV4ak-L. II. Wriyhs.
Ss-ond 4Ssisqut-George A. Peck.
Trcas2rer-N. X. Brown.
Cert-Goorge p R;ker.
HOOK AID LADDER.
F5renap-A. j. Howe.
First As>isEalt-J. L. futile.
Sec0Hd .ASSlt,out-Moses Kane.
Cerk and Ireasmer-A1. c. kinson.
By consent Of the village, Companies .
and t have charged numbers and engines.
Hereafter the = Torrent will be kept under
the Hall, and the Montpelier near Pitkin
E Brooks Mil. No. ) has been transferred
20 Seminary Hill, to guard the increasing
interests Of the village in that quarter.
The meeting refused TO appropriate money
"A aid Of the Montpelier Library Association,
and also refused 70 pay for watering the
streets in dusty weather.
The BaiIils were directed to take some
measures to abate the :. corner nuisance " of
Saturday afternoons.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
JOB PRINTING.

VIII our friends 30 US the favor TO bear il
raind that VIC have one OF the largest and best aI
pointed Book and Job Printing Establishments in
80 State, and are always in do any KIND
Of Job Printing, from the smallest address card
o. the mammoth poster or most volumInou;
book. at short notice, and 1T living prices. Our fa
etiLIes are such that VIC confidently solicitthef favor
Of ourfriends desiring anything in our line Of bus
$50 ami guarantee them entire satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

we iesireto make the FREEMAN particularly va
ua1!e for its news from ell parts OF Vermont, and
lrfriends in different parts of the State, especially
"A Washington, Orange and LanoilIe Counties, vii
onfer q great favor upon us and our readers by
ending us local intelligence. Give Us the facts and
we will arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

IN wontps Ter, Dec. an, AARGaaETTA OSBORNE,
aged = years.
In Mlntpeler, Dec. sth. - Tie residence nf his
brother in -Iay.. :. 4. Prent--, Esq. HAkLE LOOMS
OF New YORK City, aged p year.
EUrato an4 Amanda Bsown, aged I6 Year, and :
months.
yeas and 10 aoutLs.
Ia Rochester, oel. 10, CAROLINE 4, wGe OF L.
reu1o \. Piper, sEed 81 year
LON, aged IS ye4-s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

The rnow storm which commenced several
days ago at Washington, has finally reached
Vermont. Some eight inches have fallen in
this vicinity, and as we go to press the trains
are all delayed. and the winds are holding
high carnival.
". French has disposed of his lease of the
store in Hubbard's block to S. S Towner,
for several years past with E. R. Skinner.
Mr. Towner viii open a wholesale millinery
establishment, and as that class of goods is
always bound to sell. We have little doubt Of
biz success.
BEsr PIC YEr.-A1r. y. l.. Andrews, Of
STAFFORD, killed a Chester County pig on the
lsr. eight months and fourteen days old,
that dressed 446 lbs. Who beats this?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
Course of Lectures,
IN VILLAGE HALL. MONTPELIER.

TUESDAY, Dec y,
REV. DR.. BrrLER, Of Charlestown, Ma>s.-' The
Sepoy Rebellion III India"
NoxDAY, Dec p,
FREDERICK DouGLAss.-" william the SILENT
In January,
KEW. JONI LoRD. LII D., OF Connecticut.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3 or 10,
WENpELL PHTLLIPs---T The Lost Arts"
In February,
LorIs T. MUNEoE. Of Observation-Disclosures
headings.
In March,
REV. DE. CHAPGS%"C Columbus
REv. w. II MGLBCRN.-" What Il Blind Man saw in
London"
Tic iatcs and subjects OF other Lectures viii be
gwen Is soon a. definite engagements are made.
Season tickets, each admitting one person to ey-
ery lecture. and transferable, are for sale at J. Z.
smith X Cos
Admission without season ticket, thirty-1ye cents
Lectures will hereafter at halfpast
seven. Doors open at seven; no reserved seats.
AT least ten lectures Will be given, and as many
more a the sale OF tickets VIII allow.
7. POLAND,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
H%enjaIIlin p. ksarrilgtOn's
Ssg1

THE Subscribers hsv IL been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District OF ksrdolph,
commissioner Ia receive, CXAoiIe and adjust all
claims and demands of Sill persons, against the estate
Of Bepj amin D Harrington, late OF Barre, In said das-
tIot. deceased, represen ed insolvent, ani the 'erm OF
six morths from the lat dag q Dec, mber, lo65. being
flowed by seid eour. 10 the creditors CT said de
erased to exhibit aud prove their respective claims
before Us: Give notlce, that re will attend 10 n { DUH o
Of nCr a, poiptnepI ct the 6weliiI choose If widow
Elizl Harrington. in Barre, in ssId District, on the
18th dsy Uf Dec mbtr instant, at Ole o'clo k in the
si.eruoon, on said day.
i9L1Y t aHTDE' Comm'".
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
Deputy Sherifs.

High Sheriff Clark King has appointed the
following deputies
uynfpeier-A. c. Brown, I. W. Brown,
Anson Davis.
Uafer5ury-I. {. Stewart.
Worth fetd-Joel Winch.
Roe5ury-Orrin W. Orcutt.
Uqrrea-H- ". Lyford.
Piainfeid-C. T. Batchelder.
C-1~'-J. NJ Fisher, B. J. Lance.
Lyman &: 0''nr Of Montpelier is re-
appointed jailer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
Abel IA. soleman,s Estate.

TIIs SUssCaIBERS EaVt0g been appointed BY tie
L Honor able Probate GoufI for The District Of Nssh-
'ngton, Com Iisioner.. to receive, exsEine and sejstt
ell claims aai demands OF ell persons, Gyainsf the
state Of Atel K. toi- ma3, Isle OF MIDI 'esex, IN said
District, deceased. represented in.oivenI, ana the term
OF six nocItzfroH the lea day OF Nov 1868 being al
io~~d By sad Court 10 the creditors OF sata decersed.-
TO exhabs and prove taeiE respective claims bef re US.
Give notice that We viii attend to tns duties of our .p-
pointmenr at the dwelling h Use C the widow Of SID
deceased n Aiddlc-rx- n SAT- District, on Ihe %
Monday in January leg, AM Il Mond - in gay 1859,
nsxt, at 10 o'clock in The forenoon, on each OF ssid
days.
EPHRATM GARY, coau
C. & y
Middlesax. Nov. @, A. y 1859. E4ew3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
Carpets-Don't pay the high prices!

TNHE NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO, OF Boston
4 NJ s.. estahii-hed nesrly a quarter of 4 century seo.
in rhrir present location in Halls over Il, 3, IS. a, 1s
81. IS SIS and g. Hanover Street, have probably furnished
more houses with carpets than any other house IN the
country. In order to afford those al n distance the ad-
vantages at their low prices, propose To send, on receipt
Of the price. 70 yards or upwards of their beautiful Cot
tage CarpeIng. AT 10 cents per yard, with samples of ten
sorts. VARYING in price from p cents 10 IS per yard
suitable tor furnishing every part of any house.
FkG41wicSp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
Luther gaemry's estate.

STATE Of ~VERT0NT-I In P-oblte Court. hold
TA-sIsGrox DIsrR CT. IS. I "A AZ N5n' PelIer. in ard
for said District I'll lie 4 D day ot Dec, a lS6S-
~ F. ALEER adniG list ator en- tie estate of
IL. 1 nther Henry, Lie q Waterbury, in said us
u ict. deceased, make application TO aid Court TO eK-
tend the ZINE heretofore allowed him TO paw tie debts
due from said estate, AMI 10 render his administration
account until some 1uIure day: NhereTpnn. : IS or
d-red BY said Court that said application q heard at
the Probate Cmfe, In Montpelier. On the - b dGr Of
y csmher: md, ii u further orderrd, Ibs notice be
gwen 10 all persons Concerned, b. the puolica att n OF
this order in Inc Green sinan ain FIeem an, Or nted az
Montpelier, three weeks successfully, before said
hearing By the Court
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
henry Morgan's Estate.

TT, he SUBSCRIBERS havi-g been appointed bv ths
i Honorable Probate Corrt Tor the Disrrict of W ash
in ston, Commissioners, TO rec i've. etsmin-, sni adj isi
sill claims and demands OF a ! p=reons, asa nj the es-
tate OF Henry Morgan, late Of Fayston. ia said
District. deceased, represented inso've I. and the term
of SIX mon hs from the 2d day OF December. 1873,
being allowed b. said Con { to the cred tnrs of sud
decreased. TO EXHIBIT and prove their respective claims
before Us: Gs.e notice that we viii 1Itsn / to the duties
u our appointment at the DIV -liiny -house # H. H.
Morg an, 10 FAyston, in fsid district. On the FIRST Wed
nesdas Of January. and ia 9 next, al 9 O'Clock in
The forenoon, on each Il sa'd ds-s-
JOHN ? OVERS, lC-u..
NATHAN BOYCE, ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

GoIk.
7 r Is composed exclusively ofihs CnoIcEsr AHrIcLE'
/ that can be ouIed from the whole field of foreisr
Periodical literature. Its
BIOGRAPHICAL SCIENTIFIC AND AIsCELLANKoU
ARTICLES
are written hv authors v hose fame is co-e1tensive with
contemporary IhC ueht-and it Gains TO present TO lie
read srs more matter OF present interest and permanent
vatue that can be found anywhere within the same
com pass.
IN tho December number were given ,he opening
chapters OF 3 new novel. He KNEW liz WAS RIGHT.
BY ANTHONY TROLLOPE.
This department. of the Magazine will here after 30
ceiys special attention, and a series CT novels viii be
presented by authors of established and scholarly repu
tati0n.
The following are some Of the principal works from
which eur selections are ulaGeI
London Quarterly, Revue des Deux hondes,
British Qua tauv. London Society,
North British Review. Bentlev's Miscellany.
Popular Scientific Review, Cornhii Magazine.
Saturday Review, Fraser's Magazine.
We, minister Review, Leisure Hour,
Chambers Journal, Temple bar.
Art Journal, LONDON hesie",
Coptemoorsry Review, Christian Society,
All the Year Round, Dublin Cnlversiiy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

\ report, based on a flying telegram, is
being circulated, that the Governor Of Penn
sylvania has pardoned Hester Vaughn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

IN TOuItney. "A Mrs. thomas, with her
niece, both of whom had heretofore formed
series of larencies of goods to the amount OF
$1,000.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The County Court commenced it's session
Dec. Ist. Sixty-ive cases are set for the
jury.
The convicts at the States Prison were
treated to a good hearty Thanksgiving din
ner. by the kindness Of Superintendent Pol
lard.
Lieut.. Geo. w. Kingsbury, ADD L. S.
Infantry, formerly of Chester, has been
relieved from further duty in the Bureau,
F. K. & A. s., and ordered to report for
duty with his company, which is stationed
at Fl Wayne, Michigan.
The young men of Woodstock have formed
Il " Christian Association"
They have got a Furnishing Temperance
society at Hartford, and keep up the inter
est by frequent meetings, addresses &c.
INDHA COUNTY.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Barrett, Of Brattle-
boro, had g pleasant celebration of their
silver wedding on the 2Sth ult.
Inc total expenditures OF the Insane Asy-
lum at Brattleboro, for the past year, have
been Sls,9i3 e increase from all sources
S79,554 %.
George Sheaver who escaped from Jail in
September. has been caught, and is commit
ed to await his sentence, which bids fair to
be a long one.
Rev. ii. II. Peabody, has resigned the
charge Of the Baptist Church in Bra ttleboro.
The terms of office of twenty-one [. S.
Senators expires on the 4th OF March next
Their successors to the number of sixteen,
are Republicans, a gain of two, the Demo
Gratis getting a Senator in Ohio, California
and New Jersey. and the Republicans gam
inga Senator in Pennsylvania, Indiana, fen
nessee, Wisconsin, and Connecticut.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
Important Certificate.
Communicated by a Physicisn.l

1bAA- - - oiN
Some months ago / was caliel to attend a lady of vii
troublesome ut. Tine disease. Its presence was marked
BY constant vag nal discharge. soInriim@s of a Haterv
consistency and sometimes CREAMY and muco-purulent.
She mad been under other Treatment for some time, but
constantly grew worse. Vaginal examination disclosed
extensive indura;ion and liberation of The csrvix uteri.
a chronic from, was also aggravated by Iongstznding
cunsIipatioa, pa pi alton of the heart, night sweals,
cough, poor appetite, and almost daily faintinss. She
f.inled 10 entire lnsensibIiiiy during ore Of my first
Wits. / commenced, Of course. by such active local
treatment a. the liberation demanded, AID then ap
II was incouveRient 70 >e- her fr quently, and except to
mark the healing OF the ulcers. in the early STAGES. !
Wis ted her only every other week. For tonic and con-
siituiiOnal invigo-ant Dodd's NeryiRe only prescribed.
I had some time before become acquainted with lis prop
critics, and knew Of nothing more safe or satisfactory in
IL probable effects. Acd The result completely justified
my expectation In less than d fortnight The bowels had
become tree and resulari in their movements, the night
svsats disappeared, and appetite begfn TO grow. The
faiuj.RI spells became less free 1enf. and Roon ceased al
together In another fortnight there was no more
cfugh. tie vaginal di-charse was sensIPlJ DIMINISHING,
sleep was normal and refreshing, and The general health
decidedly improved. u nat remains il soon told. The
patient Continued the use of the Nervine, (snd m other
medicine) tor so1e weeks longer, wine my further az
tendance was no. required since her recovery have
over restored health 5 naturally enough most euthu.i-
astc. She never before had 4 medicine give her such
Ct mfoTi-and such appstite-and such sleep and such
cnuraFe and such strength. She wouldn't try to keep
house again W ihout IL, and SO forth, and 90 forth. II Is
ms own opininn that the NeTvine is the besl tonic and
under nv observation. l shall not fail 10 continue liz
use 10 all similar cases, and the profession know they
se numerous enough. FOi sale by all druggists Price
One Dollar. F&xi7wsc&D
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
LADIES
LADIES
III POOR
HEALTH.
HEALTH

one Of the best medicines. prob ably the very best ever
pTesc Ibed. FIR the numerous and distressing allDe ats
known as female complaints, Is Dodd's Nervine and In
ViEorstor. Headache, Pam in the B'ck and Limbs.
PaipitaIion of the Hear, Fsiufnsss, Loss OF Appetite,
BeaIi g-i0wn Pain. Pro-irstion nt Strength, Retained,
Excessive, irregular or Painful Menses-ali ieid 10 H.
mage pow-r. For Hystrria. ZIP lep>ey, Melancholy, C.
il Is ali but inf2ltihie. Ii ; aiso mo>t valuable 10 iadi- +
who are experiencing the change incident 10 advances
wears Then II IS that constitutional maladies make
their appearance. IL any be lurking about the system
and give caste 10 remaining days. Dodd's Nervine and
Invienrator greatly assists nature al This imporfen nj pc
Rod. maintaining The vigoT and trar guilty Of early life.
and carving them with ease and satsIy through.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
COOLEY & pAucHY's ADvERrIsENENrs.
DR.. BuFtOn,s.
ANTIDOTE,

w 70 remove all desire for Tobacco.
w II Is entirely Vegetable and harmless. IL purihes
and %enrlches the blood invigrafes the system, possesses
great Nourishing end STRENGTHENING power. 10 an excel
lent appetizer, enables the stomach to digest the hearth
est food, makes sleep refreshing. and establishes robust
health. Smokers aud CheweTs for sixty years Cured.
Price, nifty cents. post free. 4 trs 'iiss on the injurious
effect of Tobacco, with lists of references, testimonials,
q. sentfsee. Agents wanted. Address DR.. T. ABB
BoTT, Jersey City, NJ. Sold by all druggists.
F~SHs7wl9Csp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
Jacob y. EOofnjs, Esfate.

1NliE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ST pciIied by TIE
u Jnurabie Pfos> 10 Court for the district OF
WASH acton. Comm ssioneTs. TO rec i've. F2smIle, sid
adjust all cisim s and demands OF sNl persons RG int
The estate OF jacob 7. LOOMS, lste a! Nor hneid.
in said District. deceased, repres@nttd ipsolvent aud
be term OF SIX months from trf . b dan OF Rove mDer,
1868, being allowed By said Cour9 TO thr crtditoFso 81
said deceased, TO exdtpit and prove thPii respective
claims before US: GIVE notice, that We will attend 10
the duties Of eur appointment 1t thscU- linE-house CT
the W dow Icomis, in Eorthheid SOu b Village. in
+aId District, On Ihr l,st Thursdays OF December and
April next, at ten O'Clock, IL The forenoon, On esch OF
sad days. E.K JONES, Con,
Nm GOLD,
N...aaatd N-ov a A n lSE2 rrR1.s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
Gardner I'D. Esatch's E.tate.

fDNiE 8sC2I6ERS having bee SFp0inteai by the
L Hon. Probate COCri for the District OF Washing
ton, ommissiorerst TO receive, examine and adjust all
c'si ma and DEM nds af ali persons, aga nst the estate
Of Gardner D. Ha.oh late Of Aiddleser. In said
District, deceased, represented insolvent, Ind the tern
Of SIX months from the 22tGly Of Oct, lshS. bsinG
.'lowed By said Court to the creditors OF SAID deceaf-
ed, to exhibit AMI prove their respective ciai ms before
us: give notice, that We VIII stTend to the duties
" our appointment at the office of Heaton & Reed,
in Montpelier, In said district. on the third FEfcay
IF December and April next, At one O'Clock in tAs
afternoon, on each OF sad DAVIS
EPHRAIM AIRY, r-
LATHROP LEWIS,
Nnxsmher L. A u LEA raQx2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

Cured a. o.c. br the use of HEGE@AN'S CAMPHoR
ICE with G~LTCERI>E, which keeps the hands soft
il he coolest weather. See that YOU get the genuine.
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