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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-17
The Great Pictorial Annual,


Fostetter's United States Almanac for 1860.
for distribution, gratis, throughout the United
states and oil civilixsd eountriss Of the Western
asnispbsrs, will y Published about the hrst Of
January, snd an who wish 70 usdsstaad the
trus philosophy Of health shosld read asd pom
der the valuable suggestions Il contains. In ID.
dition to % admirabls msdisal treatise on the
causes, prevention and eurs Of . great variety Of
diseases, itsibrssa large amount Of informs-
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the miner, Me farmer, the planter, ssd profss
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Calendar. E-E t r
The nature. uses, extraerdinsry ssnitsiy effects
Of A0sT9TTER's STOMACH BITTRRS, thl
staple tonic aad alternative Of mere thsn half the
Christian world, fully sst forth In its pages.
which sss also iatsrspsnsd With pictorial Illus.
trssioas, valuable recipes, ser he heussheld and
farm, humorous anecdotes, and other instsustivs
and assasing reading matter. original and o.
lsetsd. Ansss the Anuuals to appear with the
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Pa, Or 10 The nsassst dealer 10 A0sTETTER's
STOMACH BITfxRs. The BITTERs sss sold
IL every city, tows ssd village Of the Unitsd
States.
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TO CONsUMPrlvEs.
THR sdvrrtissr hsvise bsss restored

TIE advestissr hsviss bsss restored to hsaltl
after hsvisG ssss.sd several ysers with ssvsst
lung affection. and that dssad disease eonssup.
tlos, 10 anxious 70 make ksowa 70 hls fellow
suEsrss The means Of cure.
To oil who desire II. be will send copy Of ~
prescription used (hrss Of eharse) with the d.
!sotiona for preparing and using The ssne, .hisA
Ne, Brenshitis 10. The only object Of the ID.
vsstisss 10 sending The nrsssslptisn 10 10 bensei
The saIetsd, and spread inieIpaties which b
eenssivss TO b isyelusbls, and hs hopss every
suAsrsr nay try Bis rsns1y, - Il will cost thsu
nethiaS, and may prove . tlsselng.
drsss kIv. tDWXRD 4. WILSON.
leS 3. Second g., Williamsburg, Kinss Co.. N 7
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Particular N0lice.-All persons in
debted to the 6rm Of Hart l. Stewart are
earnestly requested to call and settle their
accounts by the lst Of January, aS63
Persons 90 indebted, and not comp' ying
wilh'this request, will And their accounts
in tho hands of the Coustablcs Of the diff.
fsrsnt townships ofths county, after that
date. HART b STEWART.
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Final settlement.

~ terested that the undsrsigne administrator
Of he estate Of James n. lurst, decd, will NAB,
Asal settlement OF bis administratioa Of said
sstato At The sext February .erm Of ths Liasols
County Court, to b began cad held In Troy oI
Monday the 9th day Of Fsssssry, L40.
dsc17p6l GEOR0E HUFF, sam'r.
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Final settlement.

NOTICE 10 hsrsb' given to all .persons later.
the estate OF Sampson Wonblss, deed, will make
Q Anal settlement Of his Standardization OF ssid
estate at the asxt February term Of the Lincoln
Cosnty Court, 70 bs begun and held In Troy On
Monday, the 8th day Of February, 1859.
decj7n5l RICHARD WOMMACK. adm'P
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TAKEN up by George W Smith, Of Millwood
i township, . black mare mule, supposed to
be two years old last spring, branded with D On
thsDsft shoulder, marked with an underbit In the
right ear. about I3X hand high. Appraised ct
50 dollars BY II Smith and N E Reed before W
R Hudson, P, Dec l, 1893, n5lP
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN Who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Debility, Premature Dsesy, spd I'll
ths sSsets Of yosthfsi iudissrslios viii, Tor ,hs
ssks Of sssssiag hsnsaity, ssad free to ell wbo
nssd Il, the Pssips ana direction for making ths
simple remedy 81 which hs vss eursd. es1srsys
vis6Iss ~ pseat .hy the sdveseissr's espsrisses
esa do 20 BY sddrsssiag - ps!fest soaedsles,
JOHN B. ooD1N,
csls ~ ~ Iyl No u csdss street, New Yssk,
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Final settlement.

~ este that the sndsrsixnsd, adninistrator oi
the estate Of William Porter. decd, v.ll make q
aual settlement Of his administrstioa Of ssid -.
tate ct the nsxt February term Of the Lincoln
Couuty Court. 10 b began aad held II Troy u
MondAy, the 9Th day Of February, 1852.
docl7u6l 3. N. B0NFlLS, adm'f
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The Oldest Rssa free IN he wsrId.


While very old oaks, yews. and ebes
nuts have each their memories embslmed
iu the pages Of history, there IL an hum.
be member Of the vegetable kingdom
which has not found place 10 Eaglish
botsuical records. We allude to ap
exceedingly ancient rose trse At Hides.
helm, in Hanover wich is st,ll aourishing
with oil the vaxsr or youth. This remark.
able tree (or rather climber, for il 10 sup.
ported agaiust the wall Of the chusch)
was in existancs when Christianity itself
was little more than thousand years old ;
and, If We msy believe tradition, bad
even been bloomiug for we'll nigh three
hundred Summe:st But We will give
ito history in tho words Of the we'll knowa
botauists, Herr Drums, himself . res
ident Of Hildesheim:
"Ths Oldest known rose tree in the
World is one at present gro wing against
the wall Of the Cathedral Of this town,
(Hildesheim,S remarkable alike for it.
extreme sge and the scanty nourishmept
with which it has supported itself for 90
many centuries. It varies but slightly
from the common dog rose; the leaves
arc rather more ovatc, the pedicles and
lower leaves surfaces more hairy, the
fruit smaller and more g!sbular. The
stem is two inches thick at its junction
with the root, and the whole plant cuv.
ere some twenty -four square feet Of the
wall. Bishop HeEilo, who Aouiisbed
1854 1879, took special interest in thi.
rose, as being remarkable monument oI
the past; and when the Cathedral was
rebuilt, after being burned down in 1861,
he had it oncc more trained against The
portion Of tho wall which had been spared
By the Gre. Tradition states that, in ,ke
year Of grace sl4, the Emperor Ludwig
the Pious, son Of Charlemagne, Was stay
ing with bis Court At Else. Being dssir
ous Of haaing in the huge forest where
uvw stands Hildeshiem, Mas. was said By
the Imperial Chaplain at the place O
rendezvous. BY eome mishap, when tn,
service was concluded aud tho party dis
persed, the vessel containing the sacrst
elements was loft behind. On returnin,
10 he spot the following day. great wa
the surprise Of the Chaplain to 6ud th
holy vessel ovcrshadewsd by the ,ende
brsnchlets Of lovely rose, which ha'
apruog up 10 tho night, sud now 6lle'
the air With the perfume Of. ,ts flowers
The Emperor shortly after arrived, an'
BY his command chapel was built, will
the alter standing on the epot occupied
by tho roots ofthe rose-thut very ros,
which now blooms as freshly as thougl
a single decade, and not . thousand years
had passed over it, head"
| So far tradition. Certain il IL that tn
roots Of the existing rose tree are buriet
under tho alter Of the cathedral, and
consequently, are inside the building, tn
stem being carried through the wall t
the outer ar by q perfoNtion made ex
pressly for it. The plant 10 held in tn
highest vensratiou by the inhabitants
and no one 10 permitted to gather a
flowers, or break the branches.
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final settlement.

NoTIcn 10 hereby gi-ea 70 eli perssns later.
Of The estate Of Barban Rishsrds, dscssssd, viil
make Aaal settlement Of bic admin istration Of
said estate, at the nsxt February tern Of tbs
Lincoln County Csurt, y b begun and hcA L
Troy on Monday, the 9Th day ot February, 1859.
dset7n6l JOHN 4. oITTON, sdU's
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The Mississippi river 10 iull Of ics-uo
boats running horth Of St. Louis. Per
sons living north Of this place, who have
been going that roste to St. Louis, by
coming to Troy >eao take tho stage Ia
either Wright City or Wents'illc, and
make connection with the morning train
for the city.
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The wife Of Maj. A. II. Martin, Of ou'
town, has presented him with bouncing
boy, weighing fourteen pounds. Whe
can beat it7
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CHARLssTox, No.. Dec. 9Th, 1867.
Agent Florsscs Sewing Nashios Co:
Dsar Sir-ths Fiorsucs Sewing Ma
chine arrived 10 good soadi.ios, ny wife
10 perfectly dslightAd, and With only .
few hours tuition can 80 sight ahead with
it, n,
This is the initiatiea Of the Florence
into our county, and I have no doubt il
will take iss place % the fsvonts over al
other Saehinss.
Ny viis opened ths book Of iussrue
tions aud following The dirsosions had no
diasuisy whassypr. II went through the
many kinds Of work admirably, sewing
neatly and rapidly, performing oil the Va,
rioas kinds Of work 10 The most sasisfsc-
tory manner. She has no hesitation 10
sayiss'to oil who desire this ipdispeusa.
bic article Of houssbold utility, BY oil
mems 70 get . Florence.
VIZ. r. MAREIM.
Psblishsr Charleston (Mo.) Courier.
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We have heard Of no parties on tn
tapis for the holidays. What are ou
young folks thinking about?
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Stray Notices.

TAKEN up BY WIN. Norton, Jr., Of Bedford
i township, . red and white spotted stcar,
supposed to b 3ysars Old past, marked With 9
crop and underbit 10 left car, aud two elits snd
- n6dsrbit in the right, branded on the loft hip
with A D. Appraised st 80 dollars BY G p Frs.
sisr and Ltvi Garret bs ore Chas Wheeler, J. p.
Recorded Dec. II, 1868. n6lp
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Holiday presents aud confsctisuaris
of every description 10 bs bad at Dr.
.East's drug store.
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The Mississippi Valley National Tsls.
graph Company has established an Office
at this place. Mr.. Chas. e. Foster is the
'affabls and gentlsmanly operator. Send
Elm your messages.
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Some unknown person shot at our
young friend, Frank Wilson, Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector Of this dis.
trict, while going to his Office last Mon.
day night. Fortunately be missed him.
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TAKEN up by r II G Coz, Of Bedford towns'P,
i . red COW nth calf) white back and belly,
some white In the face, unmarked. s years old.
Appraised st $50 BY B Howell and VIM Smith,
Jf., before Allen Howell, ] p. Recorded Nov.
Il, 1868. mol
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TAKEN up BY Jos b Howell, Of Bedford tows.
J ship, steer Of white color, soms white on
her ear, marked with half undererop in the len
ear. Appraised at 20 dollars BY Stephen Clasgstt
and Ralph Coz. before Allen Howell, p. Re
corded Dec 8, 1903. nSl
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very anxious to learn something about
the contemplated railroad through our
county, many believing the,projset dead.
We arc informed BY one who knows that
the road will surely be built. The route
10 already located, and . contract has been
partially nsas BY he present Board Of
Dirsctors bat lask Of confidence on
the part Of some Of The counties through
which the rsaa 10 70 run, on account Of
alleged oonplieity Of some Of tas Board
with the contractors, aud their refusal to
make over their appropriations to the
rsad until rsorgauisation'ef the Board
Of Directors is. .consumatsd, has had .
tendency 70 lock The wheels Of progress
Some little di6sIlty 10 regard 70 . reor-
gaaisstion hes occurred, and 1t may not
take place. :bsfsss neat spring, as whish
time au slseGios Of o0ssss comes o6. II
this mstssr could bs settled now, work
would eonnsnes iuusdiatily, and The
iron horse b saossisg throssh our town
ty next summer. ,....l..,,
Complaint IN also bssn msds, and
Psrhsps Justly, too, in regard to ths ~
ssssmsnt Of . railroad tax on oar eitiseps.
1t vas At one tins thought advisabls to
not levy this TAX uatil the matter sboss
spoken Of vas fully settled; but there
we're psrsoss IL tho veusty speakisg
loudly sgaiost ths legality Of the sppro.
priatios, and the Court thossht Il best to
at once levy the tax, - that coy one whs
might wish 70 test Ihs nsttsr By lav
would have a opportunity, Of 50 doisg.
Earn fsr sale. The i.r,. taova as
the "aanil.os Vsru." "a miles norsh
of Troy, containing 1o1 aerss, 10 offered
for sale on rsasossbls tssns. Thsss 10
about 60 acres In eultvstlos, eoHfortahls
dwelling sad out ,heaass, one good y.
'bseeo baSd, two' Nvi6g sptiaet' 'tithiS Q
SevsysIds Of The 0Vtliiae, shssaanss Of
'of sloek watas. u; y within Q aile sAd
2 hall ee ~ sssvsy Of he II. Louis $50
ksesst saiafpad PsisD olS pss ,ssss.
toS 1estbee pastiealsIs tpSuirs Of q. n.
l!smiltca, As6uys, No., Jss. 4. Wsra,
st Troy, ue 1shs. v. Ha.tl.os, % &c
prso'ssa. fsspS ~ sa
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"A ans drove Of mules passed through
this place last Suuaay, for the South.
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TAKEN up BY Ann waggoner, Of Hurricane
i township, sorrcl mare, white star In fore.
head, Eve years oil next spring, aubroks, aboat
Is hands high. Appraised at IS dollars, BY 9
wsggoner und Jas a Watson before JohnC
Dowaing, r. Recorded Dec II 1868.
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LOCAL AND COUNTY.

The weather 10 pleasant, snow thaw
iue, and our streets muddy.
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AUcTIoN.-A capital opportunity to
purchase furniture, inrmingt tools stock,
hay, grain and Vegetables, is presented
in the auction, advertised AT the resi-
dence of the late Charles r.. Ford in
Cornwall, to commence Tuesday, Dee.
10Th, 1868, at 9 o'clock II. m
DoNATIoN.-The members of Rev.
Mr.. Leavitts parish in Ferrisburgh,
propose to give him u donation ON
Thursday of this week.
Mr.. r. NJ. Tobln begins second
course of writing lessons at the graded
school house, in Nergcnne., tomorrow
evening.
Mr. Ira Ladd Of Monlton, died ON
Monday of last week, aged 81 years.
He was buried with masonic honora,
on Wednesday.
The Ladies Society Of Bristol is
making arrangements togive Concert
and Festival on Christmas eve, at tho
Methodist Church.
Seven persons have been baptiezt
and added to the Baptist Church IL
Bristol since Rev Mr.. Rurnham',
labors there.
Rev DIR. Kitchel was to give an adj
dress in Bristol last evening
MERRY CHRIsTMAs,-We call atten
ton to the advertisement in ano,he
column, of a social party on Christina
night, at the Bread Loaf Inn, Ripton
DR. J. V. Daggett, recently practic
ing in West Cornwall, has located II
Canton, N. Y.
REV NJ. l., Severance of BoscaweI
~ H., has received and accepted cal
tothe Congregational Church in Orwell
at a salary ofsl2OO and parsonage.
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DEAD THE FOLLON ING.

III GENTS This is to certify that | have
found Aliens Lung Balsam one q he best rene
dies in the world tor diseased lungs. have used
it in my family for breaking up a troublesome
cough with the hdppest effect. ! recommended
1t to young lady VINO had har.assing cough and
was threatened with Consumption, and il cured
her in n few days. would recommend it 10 all
those predisposed TO Consumption.
Respectfully yours
A. A. HARRISON, Cincinnati, o.
l.. u. BowIE, Druggist. Uni0ntowU, Penn.
writes April t. 1868 'ALiI:Ns LrNG BhsAM
h performed some remarkable cures about here.
recommend it with confidence in all diseases Of
the throat and lungs
STERLING Bros, Druggists, write from Carroll
ton, O., Jan. %, 1867 Send Us six dozen Al
LENS LUNG BtIsAM. We are entirely out OF it.
1t gives more general satisfaction than amy other
medicine we SELL
CT PERRY DAVIS ( son, Providence, r. l.,
General Wholesale Agents tor the Eastern States.
Sold 10y all dealers in fanil, Incidence Price
81 3l-4w
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sprtiaI gotifrs,
PAIN KILLER.

All interested, please read the following extract
rom letter from Mrs. Ellen b. Mason, wife OF
Raw. Francis Mason, Tounghoo, Birmah
MY son was taken violently sick with
dptheria, cold chills, burning fever, and sore
throat. counted one morning ten little vesicles
In his throat, very white, and his tongue, towards
the root, just like watermelon, full Of seeds;
the remainder coated as thick as kniie-blade.
So many children have died around here. | was
afraid to call physician, and thought would
try your Pain Killer for a gargle, with small
doses nwardly. did So and found the gargle In
variably cut of the vescles, and he raised them
up, covered with blood. lie was taken on Sup
day on Wednesday his throat was clear and his
tongue RAPIDLY clearing of. also used 1t as a
liniment with castor oil and hartshorn, for his
neck II seemed to mea wonderful cure. and
can but wish it could be known to the many poor
mothers ir our land who are losing SO many chill.
dren by this dreadful disease.
have found your Pain Killer one oi the most
valuable medicines ever used in Burmah. Once
| was stung by very large black scorpion; the
pain was indtscrihahlc. | Immediately applied
the Pain Killer, Qor | never travel without ~,
again aud again. AMI in half an hour my foot was
well. 3l;2m
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T>nE GREAT NEW ENGLAND

INF. GREAT NEW ENGLAND
Il EEIEDi.
DE.J. W pOlANDS WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Cures Sore Throat. Colds, Coughs Dip,hcrit,
Broncli,i, Splitting ol lilruI and Pulmonary Az
lectinn, generally. II i, rcm1tha!lr .cnirdv
tor Kidney Complaints, Diabctr, Difficulty OF
Voiding Urine, bleeding from the kidney, anl
Bladder Glayr aud other complaints.
Boston, ,laA 20. lists.
PoIAND'> Wnrt pNE CoNruu\p Alter hlv-
Ing gwen it thorough trial We can confidently
recommend rolaud- White Pine Compound 81, a
very valuable article Tor the cure Of colds cuu. h.,
and pulmonic complaints generally 10 several
eases we have ,nown it 10 give prompt relief
when all other remedies which had been lricd had
failed. II Is an article which, in - climate 50
promotive OF sudden ami Se>crc colds rs is that OF
New England, ought to he in every family aud
we arr sure that those who once obtain it and
give il fair trial, will dot thereafter bee willing
to be without it. -B0sion JoUrHGi
A VARIABLE MEDICISE.-Dr Punnl', White
Pine Compound advertised in our columns, is
successful attempt to combine andapplv the me,i-
icnal virtues of the White Pine lark, II has
been thoroughly tested by people in this city and
vicinity, and the proprietor has testm nialS to its
value from persons well known to our citizens.
We recommend its trial in all these eases Of dis
ease to which ii is adapted. 1t is for sale by all
our druggists. /. independent.
The White Pine Compound il ow cold in every
part of the United States and British Provinces
Prepared at the NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC
DEPOT, BnStun Mas. l0:Iv
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S- The attention of our readers is directed
to the advertisement Of GOES COUGH BAL
SAM and GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in ano-
Their part OF this paper.
These truly Valuable Medicines are recommen-
ded BY all who use them. Read the certificates
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Iulleu 10 appear us thSS "'''N ~
give an entertainment in Mddlebury
on Wednesday evening.
ApMrTrrpro THE BAR.--James NJ.
Slade, Jr., of this place, and George Il,
Chapman, of Vergennes, were admit
tel to the practice of law at the Addi-
son County bar, Oh Wednesday last.
George Minor was brought before
Justice Mcleod on Friday, charged
with assault and battery on the person
of his wife, and after examination was
bound up for appearance at the June
term of the County Court. In default
of bail was committed Rum waa the
cause.
-Rev. Franklin TuXbury, of Bran
don, will address the Young Mems
Christian Association of NIiddlebury,
this evening, at the Court House Sub
iect "Thc Unity of Mankind
AuCrIoN.-Therew will he an auction
sale of household furniture in front OF
II. & NJ, Langworthy's store, ON Satur-
day afternoon, at o'clock. W. e. y
c. P. Langworthy, auctioneers.
A row between quarry -men ana
stone-cutters took place near the de-
pot, on Friday, and the fight came near
being general, when an officer was sent
for. and the crowd hastily dispersed.
One ONLY. was arrested and taken to
4 I.ntt N
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STATE OF vERMoNT-Distric1 Of

Ine rrooNte Court Tor the District Of Addison
~ WI persons concerned In the estate of
.,,., JONATHAN SEELEY.
'"'e '' N"''lehnIF, III aid District, deceased
An in.,r,,,,o,,, ,.,,...... Greeting.
ana testament OF said deceased, dated the Istb
gay OF June. AID 1868, j. presented for allowance
Therefore, by the authority of the State of Va.
mon you are notified to appear before this Court.
trlct, ON Monday, the 2SiI day of December ins1
QotSl at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and shor
cause II any you have, why said instrumenI
should not be proved and allowed as the iaet Vii
and testament Of said dcccaset
cemhci. o.. 1868. ~
3N3 JED 5. BUSHNELL. Heois,.s
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VERMoNIERs, note the advertisement Of The
Vermont RECORD AND FARMER. Its publisher
IS an enterprisng, wide-awake man. His pa
Ter. as STATE PAPER. is worthy of patronage.
head the inducements. 37WS
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NTATE OF VERMONT-Dis,r;ctof

STATE OF VERMONT-District Of
~ Addison, Is VI
Ihe Probate Court for the District OF Addison
10 oil persons interested in the estate OF
THIRZA ADAMS,
late Of Mddlebury, In said District, deceased
u.., Greeting
Harmon A Sheldon, administrator of the sstsi.
o. sad Thirza Adams, deceased presents h.
communication accoun. for allowance, and asks for
decree Of said estate
therefore, by the authority q, Oh. 49,, nv
mont you are hereby notified to snns Sass :. 'ef
Probate Court for the District * before the
S Il 1ngre1 TO- be holden at the Probate ono
4th day of jSnm rm sala District on Monday, tbs
t l forenoon, and show cause, If any Won Ssv.
why said account should not be allowed a..
decree OF order made as shall be necessary TO c,os
the settlement Of said estate " eioSs
Dated at Middlebury, this 10Th d., - ~
A. d. 1868 I'm pIiar Wy pi Dee
38;3w % ouShNELL.
Register
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| JOY FOREVER ,

Who will hayeii; Beauty secured l., hA'aAA :
Etn"NAting EesolNeit, containing S..i-ui Ar'lIitn
tile cry 'taline principle who Elm re.idr al the
virtues uf Sarsapatilla One bott.- "i ie'.i'' nj
contains more Ut the curative p:inciplr. "i >tr.a-
paliilI than ten of the large buttle-.
One TO SIX l.neile, Of th, won ictiW P.iii.e. 81
the blood will ,lau,,c 'uc most rtpal-i,c body,
covered with the wort sure.. alcer, AMI "ihcr
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II make, pure blood; ii SECURES clear skiu. -"und
and While teeth, clean ami rcsilr,r nails. -ir"ns
and lnNuriant hair. bright aud clear cN,s. a"eet
and pure hrcAth--those who Use it. howe, - nn-
fortunate they may hr l.. personal appearances,
will so"i. rcdlizt ii, wonderful power IA in iartins
health and beauty 10 a J. f,i,e one u liar per
Bottle Sold h' dul,i f.. Sc H.. E.IWay' :
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