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The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
We think-k's the babyl

Alice Purdy aged sixteen years, com
mited suicide few days ago by drown
ing herself in the Ohio river, near North
Bend She left home in company with
little girl, in the usual flow of spirits,
without giving word or sign as to her
purpose. Arriving near the river she
handed the little girl note, addressed
to the young man to whom she was en-
gagged to be married, and requested her
to deliver it. She beseeched the young
man not to think hard of her-made it
known that she was only carrying out a
purpose she had for some time enter
tained, and, bidding him long fare
well, closed her life.
HINTS TO GIRLs.-We sometimes see
ladies take particular pains to impress US
with the ida of their ignorance of all
domestic m,tters, save erotchet work, or
weaving net to encase their delicate
hands. BY some curious kinds of hocus
pocus they have got it into their heads
that the best way to catch hus-
band is to show how profoundly capable
they are of doing nothing for his COM
fort-frighening piano into fits, or
numbering The Kings French, may be
good bait fer certain kinds of fish, but
they must he of that kind usually found
in very shallow water.
Girls, behatural, truthful homelike,
and capableof making homes and heaEs<
happy
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VOL. Ii.
Rates of Advertising.

One square, ten lines or less, one insertiu
S1.50; each subsequent insertion SOC.
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Matters which the Ladies
Take No Interest.

In Chesterfield county, Va, they had
marriage oh the highway, in carri-
age, the prescher being ON horseback K
and all undd full headway. The rapid
approach ofaa ''eruel parient'' was the
occasion of Ne romance. -
THE LAlHH OF WoMAN.-A wo-
man has no tatural gift more hewiteh-
ing than get laugh. 1t is ,iike IL
sound of on the water. 1t leaps
from her nf clear sparkling rill and
the heart I'll a hears it feels as if bathed
in the coofsx xhilerating spring. Have
you ever sned an unseen fugitive
through th9 Fees, led on by a fairy laugh,
now there,. Nw lost, now found ? We
have; and 4are pursuing that wander
ing voice p3his day. Sometimes it
comes to ns8the midst of care or sor-
row, or irsEYme business, and then we
turn away ti;e evil spirits of the mind
How muchy to that sweet laugh !
II tsvns a1ss. - sSetry il filings flowers
ssss IlseI aask lsas.
svoossss = i7's s-....sis se :, e
ton 'rbes sNss ven our sleep, which
is no-nf f image of death, but
it consuni sdreams that are the
shadows Of als syrtality.
General 9 srErbers, of Louisville, had
daughter BIN to him on his seventy
fourth birthfy.-Ea.
Well, whalsof that? If Gen. Cham
bers has young wife (Which he has)
why should be nos have daughter born
to hiln OH his seventy fourth birthday?
We rather Ike his pluck
Women are steadily gaining foot
hold in pursuits heretofore restricted&
men, On Monday evening the COM
mencement OF the New York Medical
College for women was held, and in the
p,esence of large audience, eight ladies
received diplomas of graduation, the ad-
dress in presenting the diplomas being
made by lacy, Mrs. d. c. Lozier, who
is dean OF the college faculty.
Its announced that we are to have
the revival of the old fashioned hoops,
or as the French call them panniers or
baskets, which were first in vogue in
France, hunlred and thirty years ago,
and were afterwards favorite article of
dress with the beautiful Maria Autoiuette
and her ladies just before the revolution
of 1880. They consist simply of cir
eular framework of whale bone. or other
suitable material, fastened around the
person beneath the waist and above the
hips, extending equally in every direc-
ton, producing an extraordinary enlarge
ment and rotundity of the figure.
We learn that lace dress worn at
recent birth day ball in the city of Bos-
ton, which vas imported from Paris,
cost SD, 900 That was a display of
vainglorious ostentation in defence of
which nothing reasonable can be said.
When a man and woman are made one
by clergyman, the question is which is
the one Sometimes there is a long
struggle between them before the natter
10 -lso.,llv settled - e..
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Announcing Candidates
! For State Of7scers SO 90
4 tForaess.nty 8 90
For Municipal Officers 90
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Gardner, Noel & CO., forwarding anc
commission.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

This implement is constructed on an entirely
new principle, consisting OF a scnos OF sharp
Edged, Circular. Uuncaye Discs, revolving on
steel journals The discs are set at such an angie,
in relation to the line OF draft, that they FUZZY
pulyeri2e the soil, by cutting, hitting and turning
1t over in fine, small burrows.
No Harrow or CultIvator has ever been inventod
that will so thoroughly pulyerze the soil, NIX IN
top-dressing destroy weeds. and leave the surface
in so good condition TO receive the seed. as this
1t VIII DO more execution III once gong over the
ground, than going over .hree ur four times with
any other kind Of harrow.
For sward land It has no equal II viii neither
tllr, up the furruwS, turn over the green sod,
but completely puyeriAes it, leaving it deep and
mellow, like thgt Of stubble land. More than the
price paid for il may be saved by e use Of tins I'M
element in preparing acres OF sward land alone
Il ia esoe,lgnt for covering all kinds OF grain
d broad cast, and for sowed corn and peas is
SOW, ~ than iiran Drill" 1t cuts from ,
even be. =, and from 70 inches deep. 1t
10 !; feet WI, '+a,ed, and Is IN use by many oil
has been fully 'ha country, We take pleas
he best farmers in 10 may wish TO inquire OF
me in referring those : Hon. VIM. Il: Fan
its merits. 10 such farmers SIessrs. NJ J, &
forI j ii Thomas. +. $. Catln., sarish Of Or
u ". Clark, II. +. White and H.
we'll ,,,r;no,s Use,
a1oul1 -and in their orders early TO ~, ".
9dne CUTS 4 RAY, Or"en,
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1868 s& 1868
oGpENsBURa TO THE WEST,

NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co, the
only through line between ogdensburs, Chicago,
and intermediate porta. Only six days through.
without change Of boat. rhis veil known and no
liable Company. viii during the present season,
tun their line Of nfst elAss and upper cabin
srKANERs
daily between S.sss, c .ss ,nssa.
mediate ports. Leaving osdensousu " An'~'
OF express train from the east.
Passengers and families moving West, can en-,
iand tosrther without disturbance or uanship-
msnt. AZ their port Of destination, thus avoiding
the great Inconvenience Of the many changes,
delays and expenses Of other routes.
~ The Steamer have large Cabins and state
Rooms, amply and neatly furnished, TOR FIRST
CLASS PRSSENGERs, and second Cabins with
Cook Stoves and comfortable accommodations for
Passengers and Families, Who may wish TO FUR
nish their own provisions.
~ No efforts viii be spared TO maintain the
reputation OF this, a. the
CHEAPEST AND BEST RoUTRi
A thorough rebuilding, rtitting, repairing and
reiurnishing, with several new boats added To the
line, makes this now the most comfortable, pleas
ant, and expeditions route 10 the GREAT WEST.
he sure and see the Agents OF this Line before
You buy your tickets.
kTfSusty men Will always meet Passengers
At the Depot IN OydensbufY To take checks and
fe.eheck baggage for this Line
Ask for Tickets via Northern Transportation
Company's Steamers. the only Daily American
Lima leaving Osdensbur..
w. will make Il the interest OF every Traveller
10 see the Agents of this Line before purchasing
elsewhere.
Through Tickets over all Western Railroad
Lines can be obtained an application 10 GEORGE
W. SMITH, office corner ford and Patterson
streets, opposite johnson House, ogdensbnrg
New York,
~ one hundred pounds OF Baggage free, &c
each passenger. Baggage checked through tt
all points
Of the Rutland and burlington and Vermont
Valley Railroads.
For through tickets aud other Information, ap
ply 10 u. A. EDDY,
80 Of,lcr Steamers Landing, Ordensbarg, N. "
GEO, W, SMITH, General Ticket Agent.
N = 0OODNO Passenger Agent. lbwbm
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Espus FOR sALE--oNE CON

Il tanning 400 acres, and known as the Elijah
Aues farm, one-half covered with heavy wood ana
timber tha remainder good tillable and, COM
Portable buildings, aud situate between Castleton
and West Rutland. The other 300 acres, one,
third wood and timber, land known as the Old
Thornton Farm, near Bird Mountain The wood
these farms will more than pay the prices asked
for Them and they will be sold on very reasonable
terms.
also wish to sell or lease farm IN Poultuey,
with comfortable buhdings. sam iarm IS near
Wm 7 Farnauns on the road leading nom Fair
haven TO sampton Corners, and between the yalu-
ahle slate ouarries of l.. Spaulding and VIM.
Wing, Alrsre chance for slate makers Apply to
'''e r, E. MEANWHILE.
Castleton, January Tth, 1865. 2wa
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Il. AFFLlCT-

~ Az liz =
1 IMPORTANT 10 la. nsulted at his
i ED. Dr. bow continues TO De CO.. '~ton, on
Office Nos. and Endieott street. b,
al diseases OF
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors OF ,enera
and impure blood, Impotency, sc1nfula, Con.
orrhu,a Ulcers, Pain and Distress IN the region OF
procrcation, Inflammation OF the Bladder and
Kidneys, nydrocele, Assesses, Humors, iughttul
swelings and the long tran OF horrible symptoms
attending tins class OF disease, are made to become
40 harmless Us the simplest waiings OF Il cold
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DR. Dow devotes a large portion Of his time 10
the treatment of those caused by secret ana
solitary habit which ruins the body and mtnd,
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Dizziness OF the
Head, Dimntss OF Sight, Palpitatlon OF the Heart,
Dysp,rsla, Nervousness, arrangement Of the
Digestive functions symptoms OF Consumption,
&c. such persons should, before contemplating
natrimony, consult physician OF experience, ana
be at once restored 10 health and happiness
Patients who wish to remain under DO" treat
ment will be furnished with pleasant rooms
Medicines sent TO all parts of the country with iu
directions.
DR.. Dow has also for sale the French Capottea
warranted the best preventive. Order by mai
/ frh,te t,r Al and a red stamp. Fly
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CURE IN ALL CASES

~ OR NO CHARGE MADE.
Jr Dow Is consulted daily, from a. IN. 70 s. y
m A., above upon all difficult and chronic discusses
Of every name and nature pos.on
DIR. Dow, Nos. and Endicott s.fee. no rd
Tn,,s, whose need the services OF an eNpei
,,hvs,c,an and surgeon should give hun a eau.
( B.-Dr Dow imports and has tof ss' Nr , M
,rti rio ,y,fled the French Secret. ofdF D! man
'Tw for 81 and red stamp. t-lv
o.tnn April, 1868
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HARRISON POTATO. WITH

l. out doubt this is the han isomest and most
prolific Of all the late maturing varieties. We
have field Of several acres, winch, with only or
binary cultivation, will yield two bushels TO the
rod Others report q still larger yield. Use will
I'LL all cash orders for three dollars per barr,l de-
livered on the cars or for one dollar per bushel on
our farms, until we advertise to the contrary.
p. o. address, Granville, \. Y,
HEEL H0LLISTER AZ SON.
Pawiet, October LIST, 1865. i0w3w
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I AIEST NEW YORK NEWS
The rEupl.E GREATLY EXCITED.
"CpSrAR" IN THE FIELD
LADIES LOOK OUT'' LOOK OuTtll
pEAurlFlER 'as - \ nEAuTfFIER.
READ HEAD
i ada.,' Mara1,a, ror Sept. J

Adis' Maga1i.,' lar Sept
"uent, Il. ,t.>tar, Of No 10 crosby streets
said To b., out with Behu'ihef that echpses
ANYTHING eycr. known IN this ne. The LADIES'
ar. Wild WITH delight. One I.uly says, j know
il's riaht' aud pointed to SKIN h fresh, SOFT,
ana tplent. a. "A rhili. Another Lady SAID, II
II cost .iU.oun hltttr III have 1t; and another,
Away with tli hurtful cn.metics and give me
only ~
1t gives beauty To the Complexion, Rosy grow
10 - Cheek, tiuby ttnge to the Lips ana nap
pt1i,> ssiu;,i','t.
~ f,,,,ii. %, = 1T ~! worthless limitations
Az l.,t.,s,i-i- IN Rutland sell 1t.
ON b..rt!, Al %. three BOTTLES, $40.
Or,iIr. =, .'tn,tar,'' No. 10 Crosby ST. ny
ON, rho-,, CORNs, Oh These corns
Morning faip.r. Aug 70.
m M, nh m, cau't stand it; but he did,
for h., -ert ~. i'll on and got box OF
q'o@f AI.'S' tORN SOLVENT,
and it cured him."
trb,us.ti,l. VI Boxes sold.
an lrtn.y.-i- IN Rutland sell 1t,
or address ''Co-ttr," No. 10 Crosby st., NY.
ocnsrAg,s, STANDARD PREPARATIONS
"CuSrAl,s" Rat, Roach &c., determination
.CoSTAE'~'' Bel Bug Exterrninators
"lOSrAR's" ,niIy pure Insect Powder.
unly Int,lhblc Remedies known.
is wears .stahlish,d in New York.
> n,n loNcs and TASKS manufactured dAhy.
An Druggists in Rutland sell them
Howare Utspurious limitations.
Us-l .,,.s sent By mail on receipt OF price.
Ira p,,s for any three 81 sizes by Expre~s-
HENRY R. CosTAR,
10 Crosby St., N. =.
| s-s.,i by f. FEM 4 CO., Rutland,
~ And at Wholesale in all the Cities ana
| l. ~ towns IN the United States
| julyi3d&wly
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STATE OF VERMONT, RUT,


Whersds, Daniel T.. Williams, Of Fairhaven, IL,
the county OF Rutland, has exhibited 10 me, John
Pruut, one OF the Judges ot the Supreme Court OF
the State OF Vermont, lit-l, petition, setting
forth In substance that he was married ON the lot
day OF January, \, ID, 1866, 20 Martha Fish, by
the Rev. Mr.. Nclle, pastor ~ the Methodist
church at Fairhaycn, aforesaid. and lived With
her, the said Martha Fish in the due Observance
on his part OF all the marriage relations, until the
sd day OF November. A. ID. 1866, when the sad
Martha All commit the CRIME of adultery, and
n;essg that a bill OF divorce be- granted him,
wbich said petition Is addressed to the supreme
court, next 10 he holden at Rutland, within aud
lor the county Of Rutland, on the first Monday
arpr the fourth Tuesday ot January, A, II. lNGg,
Aud !, having been made 10 appear that the
said Martha IL without tins state, II Is ordered
that notice OF tho pvndonCg ~ said libel be gwen
ID the sai1 Martha by publishing the substance
OF said petition az libel, and this 'orlrr, uire"
weeks successiyely IN tho Rutland lhHdp, y
newspaper printed at Rutland, aforesaid, the last
Of which publications 20 he AZ least six week.
previous 10 said session OF sid Supreme Court.
Dated at Rutland, in said county, this goth day
of September A. ID. lAla.
JOHN PRuUT,
lulgu 81 supreme Court.
HORACE q. WOOD, Au'y tor Petitioner.
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CANCERS :!

III. :. ali others now in use II cures without
sn,fe 2, aster or pain, and heals wlthoa. cses..
Every ind of disease treated WITH s ,a the sys-
,arn No charge for consultation. Ones a,e,o ~
fremont street, Boston,
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A UCTION NOTICE.---WlLL BE
IA be sold at auction, on the Deacon Barney
place in Rutland, lot Of property cor sisting OF
farmers tools, wagons, cart, plows har row. culti
vator, together with lot Of furnitur , bureaus,
stands, tables, chairs and cooking itensils, too
numerous TO mention. Sales to cor ,,r.ccce at 2
o'clock p. m, on Saturday, October Sd, 1868.
Il. Is. BARNEY, Auctioneer.
Rutland, Sept. 2sth, 1865. 40wlw-
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Observation-Disclosures MEN

" who have injured themselves by secret
habits, which unfit tlcm for business, pleasure,
" the duties OF married lite; also midllr-aged
% old men, who, irum the follies Of youth or
o.a'r causes, i,,l a debility IN advance Ut their
years, before placing themselves under the treat
latut VI any one, should iirst read " The Secret
fu,uA sent to any address, IN sealed en-
veiuIc, On rCcalpt of 2i cents. Adrrs, Dr. CHAS
\. STEWART y Co, Boston, Mass Swly
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,cup PINKI.E & LYON NO. 3

LOCK STITCH FAN 'Lf s ~ -, AL Mn
CHINE This machine posse $3.50, ~ "a i. s',.'-
Tics al all arst class sewing Mael s ss avn In.
elally superior the applications 2. ~, .ns LII.
aln.,ine, and will 10 every kind OF worx % p,,h
f.S,i,n sewing nom finest lace 20 leather ~ish
the same needle and tension making II th0 s''
principI New England office, SIS Washington
siu-st, lloston, Mas.
n. :. SWEET, General Agent
Manufactured hy the finkle and Lyon aanu y.
t,rtunng Company, Miidlstown, Ct,' 10 whom OF
thair General Agents all orders should DC al
lp,,s,ti, ,,L as,,Rm
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DAY>E. nENDRY 4 CHRISTIE,

R.rl Foundry X Machine shop. situated Al
the deprf Of the r. Y II, IL, *, Brandon, W.,
ma,uf,rtu,f,. of Cooking, 0tlir and farlor
stoves. Hollow Mare l9"ws. tnlt,vdnfs. sleigh
shoe-, shrlt brackets, Hat frs~, i.ant e'rud-.
umbulla .t,r.i~ 10 k,u- - Frame, "'''..
ctc whirb rit ned ii N"ae''.'' rrn AZ Any
kind oi work -, lrslrr.
Fit-t - 70, t,,ous,n stoves atii .tin'"n' 81 ~ :
ut,ctu,,.l ,f, ~ State fAu. ish' u" 6'a'"
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Yraal Notiffs.
CTATE OFVERMONT, DISTRI

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
- oI Rutland, -, The Probate Court Tor the
District of Rutland.
To ali persons Interested ia the estate Of Betsey
Perry, late OF Rutland, IN said District, de-
ceased, testate, bkEEfIAGl
BY the authority Of the State OF Vermont, YOU are
hereby notified 10 appear before the said Probate
Court, ct the Probate Office in Rutland, in said dis
triet. on the 81 Tuesday Of October, A, u, lsds,
10 show cause, II any YOU have, why a certain in
stIument, IN writing hled Ia said court, and pur-
porting "a be the last iii and testament, al said
Deceased should not BE- proved and allowed,
Dated at Rutland, IN said district, this ssth day
OF september A. D., lsss,
w. u, EDGERToN,
i0wsx' Second Register,
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THE GREAT
PACIFIC RAILROAD,

PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Resolving the aid and SUPERVISED u the Govern.
@snt and carried iorward BY the extraordinary
e-'aiee' aud energy u the powerful Cooperation.
W ~ha@ was eatra.tei-is rapidly approach,
.as e''npletion, and il Is sale 10 say that New
iofk and IAN fIaAeisoo win lie connected by
rail by the
FOURTH on JULY sExr.
Mot than two-thirds u the Through lane and
branches between the Missouri Rive, and tAs
faeine ocean are constructed, At e,~i ~ nearly
ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS.
And the remander Is being pushed forward with
unparalleled NiguI, Tho
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD 90,
10 whom belongs the Western and Principal For.
ton Of the Maln,stem Lane, rreeiSo frnm the
United States Government,
l. The right OF way through the Territories,
with the Use OF timtsr and maternal. along the
route,
III, An absolute gr'ut IT Twenty s,ctlons pel
mile tl2,Sh acres of the public lands uu the line
the minimum value Of which Is nus fN,d At .. 50
psr acre,
Bonds, at the average rateof .35 OoO pr mile de-
liyered As the work prosrSses; which the Con-
pany are allowed 10 repay within thirty years.
mainly by transp1rtation scrnecs
". Authority % issue their own First Mort
gage Bonds 10 the same amount, having the pre-
ferred lien superior 10 that Of the Government
V. II receives, IN addition, donations and sub
sides from the State and Cities Of California,
amounting to more than q, COOS IN gold;
Or an aggregate Of Cash Resources Ion e''ns'ruc'
ton of more than sixty millions upon i2S miles
independent OF the ten millions oi acres OF puhh'
lands, and further subscription, 10 the Capita
[ Stock. The early completion ~ the enterprise 4
/ therefore beyond all doubt.
/ This Company have already carried their road
successfully across the Sierra Nevada Mountains
and are rapidly extending the track across the
Salt L.tko Plans, and have already valuable
way-;ratic thereon. Besides mileage upon al
through business this roan having the best iandi
for settlement, the most productive mines, th'
nearest markets, and being excmp, from eompeti
ton, viii always command large revenues. Tbs
net earnings upon the completed portion ar
more than double the total annual interest labi
4 litits 10 b assymed thereupln.
/ Tho undersigned offer lOr sale, aud reoorsmen'
/ 20 investors, the
FIRST MORTGAGE So-YEAR GOLD BOND
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BUSINESS PtEPA-
RATION
bay and evening session.
RATION.
CoMElcs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BOSTON.

Guteiui Tor the verr generous rranee rrp,@ed
in HIM for more than quartet 1T century, tina
subscriber hopes, with increased experience and
untirus efforts for the Interests o' his Students to
merit m receive A continuance OF confidence.
GEORGE y. Conner. d NJ,
President.
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THE EYE. THE EAR.

DR.. +. KNIGHT has discovered new urea, ~ !.
merit Tor the EYE and EAR, py MY and
Dea Sness ever known, without instruments u
pain.
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IMPORTANT TO FE-

IL MAILS IN DELICATE HEALTH
Dr nUW, Me- and kndlo0tt street, beston,
Is oOhsuiieA daily tf all diseases inelsient 20 the
ieInas systcm. PnlaIsus uten On falling u the
Momb, Rluar Albus, Suppression, and other
Menstrual purangements, are all trested upn
Hew pathological principles. aud sp-ody rellef
guaranteed IN yeTl INV days
Dr, Do~ has, M aoabt, had greater experience
IN the cure Ut di.eases ~ sonen and children than
any other ply sleian IN Boston,
Boarding accommodations tor patients who may
wish 10 stay IN hs,sn isv days under his treat
ment
n. AN letters must contain four red stamps
or they viii not b. answered.
Once hours truIa . a. m. e. y, IN. li-ly
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
L y nf Rutland A. The Hrnhata lnnIi In the

STATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT
- Of Rutland, IS. The Probate Court Ton the
District Of Rutland,
10 all persons concerned. GREETING;
Whereas, Frodriek Parmcnter, Trustee OF ueo
A. Davis, OF Mt. Holly, having presented his -
tition 10 said court, IN writing, representing that
he holds, trus, zee aforcsaid. ertain real estate
situate IN said Mt Holly, u being about twenty
acres OF land, Of which Polly Pratt, the mother
Of said George, died seized that II would b. con.
dusive 10 the interest Of said oestui que trust 10
cell said real estate, and invest the procvcds Of
such sale IN such manner as said court shall d.
rect.
Therefore, II Is ordered that all persons con-
cened be notified 10 appear hetofp said Probate
Court, at the Probate utiler, in Rutland IN said
District, on the 50 Tuesday of octoler, A. ID.
ls6s, by publication OF the substance oi said p-
tition, together with certified copy OF this Orler
three weeks suooesslyely, previous thereto IN the
Rutland HKaALp, u newspaper printed al isut-
land, Aforesaid, 10 show cause, " any they have,
Why said license should not be granted. Thcpinre,
by the authority Of the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified 20 appear before sad Court,
at the Probate Office IN Rutland, IN said district,
on the 81 Tuesday of October, A. d, ls'S, Ia
show cause, II any You have, why said lecn~e
should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, tins sSth day
Of September. A. ID. 1855. -
w. q. EEGERTON,
4owSw. Second Register,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08
FOR SALE.

The subseriser offers 4 valuable farm tr sale,
situated In the east part Of Mount Holly, alput
me mile frnm Meehaniesyllle and one and half
ID. from Healdyille, said farm belongs " the
N ~ Mount Holly, and contains about ITO
town Il viii be sold with or without the stock,
avs, uurchaser. Terms easy.
!" SUI '"' ALFRED CROWLEY, Asrh,
Nm, uol,y sept. 7, lses. NsoN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

rOIT LOST -STRAYED FHOM
W. -. =, the subscriber on Saturday
~ the pre rasr old colt was last seen On IAN
last, , msnr i Bsal.des store. He Il ssld,nH
seas- va; hss s. .ssss ..a
and name; am WhoSys. viii soaify H. sab-
N h,s Of the whereabouts Of the colt ~ nsss
~ . for his trouble. fAInS
pay 'o' ''- strons's Avenue, neaa ~ OSs
Rutland, Oct 2, 1858