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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,


Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine, has anything won so widely and s0decply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series Of years, and among most of tie races of
men IL has risCn higher and higher in their eslima.
ton, rs ii has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat have made It known as rc.
liable protector against them. While adapted to
mlldcr forms OfGscase and to young children, It Is
at the same time the most CllC"tuul remedy that can
be given for incipiCnt consumption, and the dan.
'gerous affections of the throat and lungs. As pro.
vision against sudden attacks of CJOpu, II should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antdOte for them.
Although settled Consumption Is thought in.
curabc stll Ereat numbers Of eases where the dis.
ease seemed settled, have been completely cuIcd
and the patient restored 10 sound health hy the
CEcrry icct0yGI. So complete Is its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs aud Throat that
the most ObstinNtc Of Them yield 10 il. When moth.
ing CleC could reach Them, under The ChrTIJ Pre-
torGI they sub>i and di,0rpCur
Sinners G!'d PHbiic Speakers find great pro.
lection lr0H IL.
.iSiiin0 Is always relieved aud ollcn wholly
cured by il.
Br0achHis Is generally cured hy taking the
ChcIYW pectOy0i in small and fcupnt GOyes
SO generally ere lis virtues known that it is nm.
necessary 10 pubIi the certificates Of them here,
or do more than as urG the public that it, qualities
are fully maintained.
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ETWe have received the second
number of the Gazette, published at Ne
osho, Missouri, by o. J, De Wolf, late
one Of the publishers of the Waverly
Republican. OF course it is radical, and
a good paper
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QOTJR2 Gs2WLEaIn naI s2G9
A x Fl s.
ALL STYLES AND SHAPES.
rTGct Yours for Nothing. Ii

Any one who sends an order for FIvE(D AXES
ut one doFm and a hdif each, with the cash, viii
receive one ertrd, t0r aothiHg
We will put our Axe alongside Of any Other
make and prove 10 the best finished and The
largest steel, measuring two and q half inches
We have made Axes for twenty-five years, and
won't yield the palm In shape TO any manuac,
tnrer, and yet confess that Sucker of Illinois, "
called CoIHuRN, beat us in his patent shape.
The circular biz and continuous edge makes lbe
same labor produce twice as much effect.
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We p'R send to Agents free ofcb0rgc,
For n Club OF 30 and Thrcc vNoI,

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Ing, good quality, ward wldc l elegant 100 Pic.
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plated engraved bottle Castor; / foegant silk
Fan, with Ivory or Sandal Wood Frame, fcath.
cred edge and spangled; ] Steel Carving Knife
and Fork, very best quality, ivory balanced han.
die handsome beaded and lined Pamsol 20
yds, good Prlnt very fine Damosk Table Cover,
pr. best quality Ladies' Serge COngtss Boots;
doz fine Linen Towels : doz Rogers best
silver Dessert Forks; | Ladies' large real Moroc-
co Travelling Bag ! fancy dress pattern x dog.
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Gents heavy chased solid Gold Ring: pai,
Ladies' high cut Balmola Boots elegant De-
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complete; | set Jcwelry, pin, ear drops, and
sleeve buttons.
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DIR. j. O. AVER ,G co., LOWELL, MISS.
Sold by Dr.. O.C. MILLER Jackson, Ohio, and
by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Jan, 30, GS-y--lO. n. LIST we. ca. mo.
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MAIL WEST:

Eg- Connections made at Hamdon Junction with
Trains of Portsmouth Branch.
Close connections made at Cincinnati With all
Western trains, and at Parkersburg with the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. |
WIN. w. PEABODY, Wal
Master OF transportation.
Chillicothe, o., May. IL, 1868. I'm IA
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"WAsnINGToN, Sept. %.
-1r AN OFFICIAL REPORT

The following was received here to,
day:
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept, %.
Major General Houartl.
A delegation OF colored people, going
to attend public Meeting at Camilla,
was attacked by whites, because, as al
legged, they were armed, and ten or
more were killed. Probably fifty were
killed and wounded. VIM. p. Pearce,
white, Republican candidate for Con-
gress, was shot in the leg. John Muir
ply and F. F. Putney, white speakers,
were wounded. As far as known only
two Of the attacking party were injured.
No further difficulty has been reported.
G. Q. SlBLEY,
- Brigadier General"
Now there is one thing certain. If
these Democratic devils do not stop
numbering the negroes, they will bring
on the war of races about which they
have had so much talk. They ought
to remember the fate of the white dew
lis in Hayti, who provoked destruction,
and received it, as they deserved.
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A GENTS WANTED-Light business, large
IA. profits 10c. for sample, worth 10 c.
b. GEHR ShirrmantOWn Pa
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Our Commissions to Agents

Exceed those Of every other establishment of
the kind, proof of this can be found In com.
pairing our premiums with those Of Others ron
CLuns or THE SAME sIzE, in addition to which
we claim to give better goods of the same char
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THE SUCCESS
Of our One Dollar Sale has Caused such
a COMPLETE
REVOLT TON
I'M TRAD e, e.


rsH'Ghe best of Boston and New York refer
ences given rs to the reliability Of our house, and
that our business is conducted in the iuirest and
most legitimate manner possible, aud that we
give greater value for the money than can be OBJ
tanned In any other way.
Al Goods deDaged or byoken IN trans
Portation replaced rjthom charge.
ETChecks describing articles sold sent TO
agents In Clubs at rates mentioned below. We
guarantee every article to cost less than If bought
at any Boston or New York House.
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

1,.sarzzzr JUST PUBLISHED, a
new edition of DR.. Gull
VERWELL'S CELE-
LAM BRATED ESSAY on
CI-tASts sNsas2A the radical cure (with-
f.--saAsssA out medlcne,) of Sper-
matorrhea or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impo.
tency, Mental and Physical Ineapacity, Impedl-
ments to Marriage, ETC.; also, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self-indulgence
or sexual extravaganza.
x9Priee, in q sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, In this admirable essav
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success
ful practice, that the alarming consequences of
self-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of Internal medicine or the appli-
cation Of the knife pointing.out a mode of cure
at once simple, certain, and effectual, by means
of which every sufferer, no matter what his con-
dition may be, may cure himself cheaply prl-
vately, and radically.
E8-This Lecture should be In the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, TO any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, or two
post stamps Also, DIR. Culverwell's Marriage
Guide, price 25 cents. Address the Publishers
CHAS. j. Q. KLINE g. CO.,
127 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 4, 6S6
July 2,6S-1y -
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IS IT RIGHT

That YOU should bid defiance to all natural laws
and the SC ience OF Medical men, and suffer with
Dyspepsia or Indigestion when Robaek stom.
ach Bitters can be procured at any drug store.
SOLD BY
Drs o. G. MILLER, jackson, Ohio.
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TVOGOOD TRUSTY AGENTS. will guar.
Il Nnty 500 per week aud expenses. For par
ticulars, address G. w. JACKSON e. CO.,
Baltimore, Nd
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RINGS
VEGETABLE AMBR0SIA
Is the Miracle eff the Age!

Grdy Headed People have their locks restored
by 1t to to the dCnk lastoUs sisn hesses of youth
and are happy.
YouRg People with EghL faded or red Hair have
these Questionable colors changed 10 beauti-
lul auburn. and rejoice
People whose heads are covered with DandruF
and Hum0yS use it, and have clean coats, and
clear aud healthy scalps
Baid Heddsd IeteyUws have their remaining
locks frightened, and the bare spots covered with
n luXuriant growth Of Hair, and dance for ioy!
YouRg Gentleman use it because it is richly per-
fumed
Fanny Ladies use it because 1t keeps their hair
in place
EreJyboolg MUST and WILL use it because it is
the cbtmcst Gnd bo@ article in the MARKET
For sale By druggists Generally.
Price ce...............S 90 per Bottle.
r. W. TUBES & CO., Proprietors.
Prterboro' N. II.
A. B. Merriam & Co., Wholesale Agents, Ciu-
cinnati, Ohio.
0, G. Miller Agent jackson, o.
Griffith and Shcarcr, Agents. Portland Jackson
co. Ohio
Nov II 'B7-1v
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eTThere has been another terrible
murder committed in Georgia, by the
supporters ofSeymour and Blair The
rebel papers, of course, charge ii all
upon the harmless negroes But here
is an official account of the affairs
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FOr y CImh 0f' IOO ana ,rcn Dol.


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pair line Datnnsll Table Cloths and Napkins 10
match pair gents French Calf Boots | heavy
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wool Cloth for Ladies' Cloak 1 web very best
quality brown or hleached Sheetng; ~ wards
fine Cashmere for suit; elegant Popln Dress
pntteInj ! elegant English Bcrnge Dress pattern.
beQuttul English BcrOgc Shawl 1 SGT Ivory
mlNneed handle Knives and Forks Indies or
gents Silver Hunting Case Watch; / Bartlett
Hand, Portable Sewing Machine; Splendid Fam
lily Bible, steel engNyings, with record aud pho
tograph pages 20 yds, good Hemp COrpcting
good colors | pair good Maweilles Quilt; /
good barrel Revolver; elegant fur muif and
cape fslngle barrel Shot Gun; silver plated.
engraved, 6 bottle Revolving Castor, cut glass
bottles; | very fine Violin and Bow, In case
set Ivory balanced Knives and Forks.
Presents for larger clubs increase In the same
ratio -
Send Money by Registered Letter
Catalogue of Goods sent to any address free
PARKER 81 90.
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For ~ CIub OF 30 nnd Five Dol-

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! set Lace Curtulns | pr all Wool Blankets /;
engraved silver plated bottle Revolving 0astor
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vest set Ivory balanced handle Knives with
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heavily beaded and lined with silk; pr gents
Calf Boots; 30 yds, good Print; 30 yards good
brown or bleached Shcotng yard wide, or 40
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plain Norwich Poplm Dress Pattern; "a yds
d0u. width cloth for ladies' cloak. Elegant en-
groyed silver plated Tea Pot; yards double
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WkkTEl--AGEkTS, ...!, sI5 70 e29o . Her m

NXTANTED. -SALESAIEN to travel for a Man
w ufacturing Company and sell by sample.
Good wages are guaranteed. Address, with
stamp, Ii. ID. HAMILTON u CO..
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JUST PUBLISHED. a
new edition ofDr. Gull
VERWELL'S CELE-
BRATED ESSAY on
the radical cure (wlth-
out medicine,) of Sper-
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The following was received here to-
day:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

WASHINGTON. Feb a.
The President has approved and signed
the bill providing that all cotton grown
in the [. S. after the year 1867 shall be
exempted from internal tax, and that cot
ton imported from foreign countries OF
and after Nov. |, of this year, shall be ex
empted from duty. He has also signet
the joint resolution to provide for com
mission to examine and report on meters
for distilled spirits, and the bill authoriz
ing the Secretary of the Navy to sell all
the iron clads, excepting those of the Die
tatcr, Kalamazoo, Monadnock and Passaic
classes
The Speaker has Just laid before tht
House the correspondence between Gen
Grant and President Johnson. 1t was ac.
companied by a letter from Secretary
Stanton stating that the latter.has had nc
correspondence officially or otherwise with
President johnson since the 18th of Au.
gust. Since he was re-instated in the
War Department, Mr., Stanton says he has
had no communication with Mr. johnson,
has received no orders from him, and has
issued no orders in his name 1t appears
that the President gave verbal orders tc
Gen. Grant to the effect that he was not
to recognize Mr.. Stanton as Secretary OF
War, unless instructed to do SO by the
President. Gen. Grant says he wrote to
the President asking him to reduce this
order to writing. To this letter he re.
ceived another verbal reply. and again re-
newed his request to have the order in
writing. Gen. Grant in his letter notice.
the Misrepresentation and calumnies re
garding the manner in which he turned
over the War Office to Mr. Stanton, which
appeared at the time in the newspapers
These he fatty refutes. He then details
all that took place between himself and
the President previous TO and after the
reinstatement Of Mr.. Stanton.
The reconstruction committee held a
meeting at 3 o'clock for the purpose OF
considering if any further legislation is
necessary to reconstruct the Southern
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

NORTHERN New YoRK.-A good re-
viyal is in progress in the Episcopal
church at Rouses' Point, under the charge
of DR.. Camp. The communicates are said
to number over one hundred.
Since October last, Milote Baker, OF
Saranac Lake, has forwarded to one mar
ket in New York, 345 deer, the saddles
weighing 23,600 lbs, besides sending to
other parties so more.
The Plattsburgh people are discussing
the water question. They propose to sup.
ply their village from Fredinburgh Falls
and held a meeting on Friday evening tc
consider the project.
On Monday morning of last weel
Mrs Betsey Brown, Of Whitehall, aged
about 81, committed suicide by infictins
deep cuts with knife, on her arm and
throat, the last of which severed the jugu
! lar vein. No cause stated
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STATEOF VRRMONT, DISTRICT

- ot Rutland, -. THIS Probate Court ioT the
hpstTit 4 Rutland, t. an persans whom It may
concern. uEEETfNaE
Mhvryss. Harvey ,nstan VI sherbuInc, guardian
81 Mar cotton. II said sh,IbuTne, a minor, her
u lao1h Turner late 0f SheThuFne aiOresall, do
ceased, IA, made appllcation M writing "a sad
Court 81 hcun- 10 se all the interest u his said
Naul Ia the estate ~ sall jacob Turner, delsased,
a. lt wi,l le Tan tho hest nterest ~ SAID VAN 10
make such SALE, Aud thtpuInn said Court APP
pointed the nIst Tuesday 81 Mani, 4, u, lsus
a. the 'hee Il the Register ui sald Court, "a Hut.
land Aiafe,All, o. hear aud decide up.n sad ap-
Yaicatiun aud ordcrei that public nntice therot
he given by Publishing u,,s 0rd,g three weeks
sue,v,,lgtly previous % sall day, IN the Rutland
Herald, a newspaper Priutvl a. Rutland, atoTc-
said, lheutOrr,
Ry ~, authority ot tho state II Vermont, you
arr uutiHyd "a aplsC heiuIy said court, Al the
Probate Olhce ia Rutland, Ia -th district, ON the
1T TUESDAY ot Marvh, \ . ls6s, % show cause,
II any YEA have, Why s.,ll locnse sisiald u0t L.
granted
Date. At Rutland, IL said district, tins 81 day
u February, 4, y, ls,N.
C-v3s' HENRY II, SMITH, 4, ;, -,
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brighton. Cambridge and Mcdford'
Tor the week ending Feb. 5, 1865.
cported Ion the Rutland HERALD.



BEEF-P,r loo lbs. on total weight OF hide, tai
and meat extra sl3 759l4 90; first quality sl2
75Gl3 so second quality all 1922 so; third
qaulty - j0.Vll So. \ lew choice single pairs,
sli 2jGli Is. Some OF the poorest cows and bulls,
g 00.d9 %.
WORKING OXEN slG0a275.
HANDY STGERS-sl OOGtl50.
COWS AND YOUNG CALSES-Far quality
sj5@75; extra ss0Gtl00; farrow and dry 40a35.
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, 4Q6e.; ex-
SHEEP AND LAMBS Per head in lots. . %
% 30.
HIDES Brighton Ioc. = u ; country lots go
9gc.; calfskins l6G,lsc.
TALON Brighton, S@9c. country lots, 10
re.
FEITs 81 2ial so; country lots, dry, 62(s75e.
REMARKS.
In consequence Of snow ON the upper roads, one
train Of some Is stock cars over the Lowell road,
did not arrive till 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon.
These delays give business a drag. At Cam
bridge it was reported that the receipts from AL
hany and from Maine were quite heavy. Tho
butchers said that 90 loads, some 400 cattle,
arrived at Albany last saturday, which they said
had kept up a heavy supply in the city market.
Between 20 and so head OF the Western were sent
over from brighton. This Is the first time We
have seen any Western stock at Cambridge for
many weeks. Altogether both buyer and seller
seemed impressed by the fact that the number OF
cattle at markc. this week WIS large enough to
give the buyer the advantage of the drover, con-
seluently the butchers claimed concessions, and
We think they generally obtained them. to the
amount OF to sc. l. H., although sales were
probably owing to the circumstances alluded to
less uniform than usual. The arrival from Al
blny during the week amounted to GOO, and from
Maine iO0 which, with the 500 over the Northern
roads, amounts to over 800 head, mostly heavy
steers or oxen. The latter, from Maine, are the
best in market. Sales Of good oxen at IS to l3&c.
T. h.. fair to good, II to lSc.: cows and young
cattle at 10 l2e.
There is no great change in the sheep trade.
One or two lots of Canada raised and river fed
sheep 10 pounds each sold at to sSc.; other
lots at 1c., $50 per head one lot Of rams, -
pounds each, &c. Others at 6. !, 81, 3hc., &c.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

States ON a sound basis, and 10 consider
various matters boiore them
The House committee an foreign affairs
expected 10 have considered the subject
at IL meeting to-day Of recommending
necessary appropriation ior the purchase
II Alaska, but Gen Ranks, the chairman,
Mas t--.- sslsF,-il to attrud, 80 ttt1t m7tJgr
Mas Postponed, A resolution was adopted.
however, permitting counsel ior " hat is
known a. the Perkins claim against Rus.
sla, 10 appear before the committee and
argue their easc, The counsel maintain
that their claim amounting To- about halt
amillion dollars should hc deducted iralu
the purchase money for Alaska,
Another fact has eomc 10 light in IT,
gard to the removal Of Commissioner Roll
Inns which shows that the President had
decided upon his removal ,hryc weeks
ago. Tho paper transmitted 10 the sen,
atc nominating Wiswan i,us follows; |
nominate Mos. \, Wi,wun Commi,,iau-
"a of Internal Revenue in place OF T. \,
Ro,lin, to bc removed,
ANDREW JOHNSON, President,
This bears date Feb 3. but on cxainiu-
alton the fact j. disclosed that the date is
written over the date Jan 18th, which Is
only partially erased,
Senator Wilson left here last evening
Tor New Hampshire, 10 spend several
days canvas,ing that State in behalf OF
the Radical ticket, Other senators will
leave here ON saturday; also a number Of
Representatives,
Their, i, a rumor ahoat to-day which
receive, general confidence, that the Pres
ilent has recalled Gen. Rousseau and
viii place him in command Of General
Mcade's district. removing the latter.
At the meeting OF the House Judiciary
committee to-day, it was decided 10 hold
a meeting on Friday next to begin the
investigation ordered by the. House as To
the language reported 10 have been used
By Justice Field regarding the constitu-
tionality Of the reconstruction laws. l,
is the intention OF the committee to ex'
anime the matter thoroughly, and in view
Of this a large number Of witnesses hav,
I been summoned 10 appear on Friday
The friend, Of Judge Field are endeavor
ing TO hush the matter up, and il possibl,
to avert an investigation. But in thi.
they will be disappointed, for the mem
her. ef Tire Judiciary committee UxTrosT
, themselves firmly determined to sift the
case and will not hesitate to report arti
elcs Of impeachment against justice
, Field il the statements are proved
e The Senate Judiciary committee was il
l session this morning, and considered va
rious matters of minor Importance
Some discussion took place on the bill
for funding the national debt, but tn
- suhjoct wus postponed until the commit
tee can find more time to consider it.
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Ecnianisnn.

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 4.
There was Fcnian meeting at Brain.
ards Hall last evening. Two thousand
persons were present, and a large number
were unable to gain admission. Speeches
were made by Gen. O'Niel, Vice President
Gibbons and Col. Walsh. Gen. O'Niel, in
behalf of the Fenian organization, offered
the President Of the United States. in case
of war with England, the service Of one
hundred thousand Fenians.
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STATEOF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- OF lultIilt - lAt NhhttS Nhulk loi NAe
District OF Rutland
To all persons interested IN the estate Of Zebulon
Mead, late Of Rutland, IN sand district, de-
ceased, intestlte, GREEIISG:
Tho administrator Of the estate Of said ZcbulOn
Mead, aforesaid, deceased, having represented to
said court, by petition N writing, that there Is
mortgage upon the real estate OF said deceased,
"a the amount OF about one thousand dollars, and
that the expenses Of ttling SAIL estate Will
amount To about one hundred dollars more, ana
that there Is no personal property where~ith TO
pay SAID avots, and requesting SAID court TO grant
Mm 4 license to sell much ut the real estate OF
sad deceased a, Will hC sufficient 70 pay said
debts
And thoreUIJn sand court appointed the lst
Tuesday 81 Maruh, \. T. 1865, a; the Office Of the
Register 81 said Court IN Rutland, aforesaid, to
hear and decide upon said application, and order
cd that public notice thereof be given by publica-
ton OF THIS onl.s three weeks successfully preyi-
Jus 10 said day IN the Rutland Herald, news.
paper printed al Rutland Aforesaid Therefore,
by the authority Of the state Of Vermont YOU
are hereby notified to appear before said Court,
at the Probate Office IL Rutland, IN said district,
on the lSt Tuesday OF March, 4. D., ls6s, to
show cause, II any You have, Why said license
should uo, he granted
Dated Il Rutland IN said district, this 4th day
VI February. \ II. l>Es.
6.w3w' HENRY II. SMITH, Register