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THE IRISH CHURoH.-one of the most potent
arguments of the opponents of the Irish Church
Establishment is found in its vast riches. They
call attention TO the following figures, which
represent the amount OF assets left by each OF
twenty Irish bishops who died since 1922. The
sum does not include any real property the de
ceased may have purchased, nor any settle-
ments he may have made on members OF his
family, nor any stock he may have transferred
to avoid legacy duty or to avoid the name OF
having died loo rich for q bishop;--
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT has
again formally and explicitly declared the or
dinanCe of secession null and void. In the re-
cent case OF White vs. Cannon, in error to the
Supreme Court of the State of Louisiana, Mr.,
Justice Field, In delivering the opinion OF the
Court said-"The objection that the judgment
OF the Supreme Court OF Louisiana is to be
treated as void, because rendered some days
after the passage of the ordinance OF secession
of that State, is not tenable. That ordinance
was an absolute nullity, and OF itself alone
neither affected the Jurisdiction OF that Court
nor It's relation to the appellate power Of this
Court"
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WHICH IS RIGHT? Democratic orators and
editors tell us the bonds are held by the rich,
while the poor pay the taxes Seymour says
the bonds "have gone into the hands of inuo-
cent holders. who, to a vast amount are com.
pulsory "a m 70 to "a % pose
that thew are mostly held by CAPITALISTS -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-06

PARTISAN ACTORS, both operate and dra-
matte, are the most overpaid people existing.
and that impression may be confirmed by the
list of salaries paid to the following per-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-06

"A New York publishing house advertises
Poliards Lost Cause" as THE Only Democratic
History of the War;" That house has proper
appreciation of the fitness of things.
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Madlle Hisson, young singer, has signed
en- engagement In Paris for four years at the
rate IF 900 francs, 5000 francs, $4,000 francs,
and so 900 francs successively, the total amount
being SIG 500
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SOLICITORS AND ATT

This Company, National in its character,
offers. by reason of its Large Capital, Low Rates
OF Premium, and New Tables. the most desira-
BILE means OF insuring life yet presented to the
public.
The rates of premium, being largely reduced,
are made as favorable TO the Insurers as those
Of the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all
the complications and uncertainties OF Notes
Dividends, and the Misunderstanding which
the latter are so apt to cause the Policy Holder
Several new and attractive table are now
presentedwhich need only to be understood, to
prove acceptable to the public, such as the
INCOME PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN
PREMIUM POLICY. In the former, the
policy holder not only secures q life Insurance
payable at death, but will receive, II living,
after period of q few years. annual income
equal to ten per cent no per cent? Of Lhe par Of
hispoltcy In the latter, the Company agrees TO
return TO The assured the total amount of money
ne has paid in, in addition 10 The amount Of his
p0HtH
The attention Of persons contemplating in
suring their lives or increasing the amount OF
insurance they already have, is called TO the
special advantages offered by the National Life
Insurance Company.
Circulars Pamphlets, and full particulars
given on application to the Branch ONCE or
the Company In this city, or to its General
Agents.
General Agents OF the Company.
JAY COOKE 81 co.. New York,
For New York State aud Northern New Jersey
E. w. CLARK g. CO., PhiIadslphia,
For Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey.
JAY COOKE g. CO., Wsahfs gton, ID. o.,
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j, n. ELLIS a. C0,, Chicago, Ill,
For Illinois and Wisconsin.
Hon. sYEPHEN MILLER, sc. PauI,
81 tf4p For Minnesota.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
p IN THE BOUDOIR AND Tf

R7 IN THE BOUDOIR AND TIL E
- dressing room one perfume reigns supreme.
Phalon's FLOR DE MAYO" the new perfume for
the handkerchief has no rival In any home where
taste pIesiues. Sod by all druggists. IL
k4y@ WRIGHrS ALCONATED GLYCER(N
80 Tablet OF Solid!hed Glycerin tends to preserve
the skin from dry ness ana wrinkles impsrts Won
derful degree of sofness and delicacy to the COM
pexlon, and whiteness to the skim Is an excellent
dentifrce grateful to the taste and tonic to the
mouth and gums imparts sweetness to the
breath, and renders the teeth beautifully white For
sale by all druggists. R. & g. A. WRIGHT, No 6A
CHESNUT Street. 2A
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CLOTHING.
MIR. BEECHER'S SUMMER SUIT:

One Of the New York papers says that Mr.. Beecher
is eDjoyog his summer vacation At his place Ia the
country. WEARING LEIGH IRN HAT AND
SERENE COUNTENANCE-" This Is n very hne
rig for the summer little too airy perhaps Cheap
too.
The coolest costume have heard OF is that OF n
gentleman who was found few days ago "at Ave
o'clock In the moIning" on the steps or fndepen-
dence Square, with nothing at ALL WI atsoever upon
him in The clothes line As he couIdnt give good
account of bimself or his clothes the police asked
him 10 march along with them He said he wouldn't.
The police going to grab him by the CO lar and
him "muve on - but, having no collar en-, they
failed collar him. AT The latest accounts the
had moved on" He ISN'T there any more
We are doing our best to keep people nicely
clothed Our prices are SO low that there is
why ybody should. a general thing, go Without
having at least something on his back.
Come and see how cheap splendid Clothes are |
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD

]. X. BARNES, Surgeon General U. s. A., WASH
ipgton,
p. j. HoRwITz, Chief Medical Department u
s. N.Washington,
| ID. w. BLISS. M. D., Washington.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-26

Bureau Of Ref. Freedmen ana Abandoned Lands.
HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER,
RAeiyA, v. c., Hay 18th, 1865
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'oF,F1eCrAI
Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.
fassed at the Second Session of tile .F0rtieth
Congress.
RESOLUTION.

Ia obLio KEsoLUTIoN-No. 10l
Joint resolution for reducing the exncpsee n flo
War department, and for other nnrros.s
Be it resolved by the Senate and yE,,,
rcsentatiTes of the United St1tps or 80 vi mp
Congress assembled, That the Sccr,t az VA 2,r III
be, and he is hereby, authorized and Ill., n:f
take immediate measures for the reduce ~
the expenses of the army and of the W. ~ oi
partment at and in tie vicinity of New-Ynri, nit
at as early day us practicable, by conccntr,tirSS
the business OF the Quarermaster commi sor{9
clothing, ordinance, and medical bureaus and ny
cruiting service, in said city. and that for this
purpose there shall be hired and used at soImr
convenient and proper point in said city on.
suitable building in which shall be accommoda0
ted allthe offices connected with and reoufrrd
for the transaction Of such public business n -
cost to the government not exceedin" twcllty ti,
Thousand dollars per annum and also a sgitahIS
building or property within the harbor Of Srr
York, or on the navigable waters thereof which
shall have sufficient accommodation of wnrn
house, pier, dock, and basin room for the STE
and convenient recciving storing, and care Of all
army stores of every kind and description be-
longing 10 either of said bureaus or branches of
the service, at an annual cost to the government
not exceeding fifty thousand dollars: Eroo;ded
h0~erer, That nothing herein contained shall be
construed to prevent the storage or keeping of
ordinance stores or other property at Governors
islands or the use in any way for the purposes of
the government of any property or building
which actually belongs to the United States.
Approved February 81, 1868.
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MAN WRITES HIS LIFE FOR ETER-
NIFTY.

Had it been given me to write down my life
Or only its beginning, but two lines,
Upon Il solid tablet of pure gold,
How had paused. How pondered DER the
task! --
Bnt even row. us children on their states
Write what is easily effaced. each man
Writes with light hand but intellectually
His life upon the heavy mass OF days
That towers hrhind us dark, immovcahle,
An up-piled cloudy walI-"f adamant,
Intangible, more solid than mere gold;
lie writes it, us IL fate, on human hearts,
He writes it on his own with iron pen
Then, writer think, create, engrave with
care!
The lullaby we sing the Graded child
Preludes picture OF his coming days
. From the German Of Le0p0ld Schefer.
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Circular.
SAVING AND TRUST CO. BANK.
Save your Money! Save yGur Money!


FELLOW FREEDMEN AND FREEMEN.-Thc Con-
gress of the United States, in March. 1865, econ
sldering the interest and elevation of the Freed
men, Chartered an institution called Frecdman's
Saving and Trust Company the Mother Bank
being located in Washington City, D. C. This
Bank is establishing branches throughout the
South One has been established in this, the
City of Raleigh, n C. Its officers composed
OF some of the ablcst and best gentlemen. Of this
City, whose names are herein annexed.
We call upon every male and female to deposit
their little earnings. Deposits are received from
any one. Old oryoung, you can deposit from one
dollar up to thousands. We give five per cent
interest on the dollar, if it remain six months
If you have money laid by put it in here, and it
will not only be safe, but it will be making you
something all the time. Remember, you are poor
save your MONEY. You want homes-save
your MONEY. You want education--savc your
MONEY. You want to live comfortably-saye
Your MONEY. F'Mark this that industry, So
briefly, economy, and good moral character
lead to wealth, education, influence and power.
Now don't wait until you get a large amount to
deposit; but deposit the small amounts, they will
soon grow large; small beginnings make large
endings; the small streams swell the large riv-
crs, seas and oceans, See what ten cents of each
working day deposited at this interest would
lmOunt n in en-
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Bureau orRef,s., Freedmen l. Abandoned Lands,

BuftAG OI>KtI7s., FFttIIHVH Q ADdHuUHtu LaHGs,
HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER,
RtleigA, n. c., May 2lst, 1868.
CIRCULAR No. g.
Headquarters that the poor of both races be-
ing oppressed and prosecuted on account of their
political sentiments. These reports are evident
" well founded in many instances.
1t is stated that they cannot buy anything;
that breads tufts, groceries, &c, refused them
unless double the usual price is paid for the same.
Information upon this subject Officers and Agents
will Immediately report all cases of the kind re-
ferred to- to these Headquarters, accompanying
the same With any proofs or affdavits that can be
furnished
Bv Command of
Col. and Bvt. Maj. Gen. NELSON A. MILES,
Assistant Commissioner
ANDREW GEDDES,
LIST Lieut.. A. A. A. Gen'1.
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Bareau of Ref. Freedmen and Abandoned Lands,

HEAD'QRs ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER,
-... Raleigh, \. t., May 18th, 1868.
CIRCULAR No. 5.
The Assistant Commissioner is DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning facts as to tine amount of dcstitution in
the State and its causes to enable him to present
in a complete and rel able form information for
the government, with view TO speedy relief,
provided the means are placed at his disposal
To this erd officers and agents Will makeat once
a full and explicit report to these Headquarters
of the amount of restitution in their respective
Sub-Distrcts, the probable amount of relief re-
quired-ther opinion as to the best mode of
8 meeting the samc-the action of local authorities
and such other matters Of interest as may be use
full in making complete report.
twill be necessary for all officers and agents to
keep themselves well informed at all times upon
this subject, that if required they may be able
to render assistance with the least possible delay
By Command of
Col and Bvt. Maj. Gen. NELSON A. MILES,
Assistant Commissioner.
ANDREW GEDDES,
1st Lieut.. a. A. \. Gen'l.
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NATIONAL
SAVINGS AND Trust COMPANY
Chartered by Special A ct of Congress,

Chartered by Special Act of Congress-,
March, 1865. .
BRANCH AT RALEIGH, NORTH-CAROLINA,
Fayetteville street, No. q.
open EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
Z and from 10 A. VI. to I 2. NJ, and Satur-
days until p. ". Deposits of any amount re
ceivcd from any person. Interest payable semi
annual y-January and July. All depositors
must subscribe to the rules and regulations of the
Company. Principal Office at Washington, D. c.
. For further information apply at this office.
&. w. BRODIE,
. - GtShier-
March 81 1868. e.. - .. I31-tf
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At the end of 10 years, he will have All ID
In 20 years. Jay Is
You can at a glance see how fast your small
means will enlarge-don't delay beg you, but
come Immediately and commence to save. Let
no trifng excuse prevent you. Don't hesitate,
but come to the Savings Bank. Come every one,
come, come. -'
..f...s OFFICES:
Gov. w. w. HOLDEN, PRESIDENT.
Col. j. Il. DEWEESE, Hon. j. ii. HARRIS.
G. w. BRODIE, Cashier.
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Headquarters Second Military District,

81 CHARLESTON, s. c., May IL, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,
81.
All elections for officers of any railroad COM
pany in which the State of North Carolina pos
sesses any interest whether by reason of having
subscribed to the capital stock, having
guaranteed the payment of securities, or arising
in any other manner whatever, or in which any
of the officers is elected bv directors appointed
by the Governor, chosen by the Legislature,
are hereby suspended until after the government
of such State shall nave been fully organized
under the Constitution approved by the Congress
of the United States.
By Command of
Bvt. Maj. Gen. ED. R. s. CANDY
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Aide-de- Camp,
Actg. Asst. Adjt. Gcnl.
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NoTE.-The announcement OF the results
of elections in the Counties of Caswell and Hay
wood are made sub ect TO final decision upon the
conclusion of the Investigation of charges of
election frauds in those Counties. .|
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30
1868 49, 1868.

NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co, the
only through line between ogdenshure, chicago,
and 'n,erned,a,s ports 2niy M sass ah aos 81
liable Company, will during the present. season.
Iun their line Of tirst class and upper CABIN
STEAM
daily, between Ogdensourg, osweso, ,leselani'
Toledo Detroit, Chicago, MilwauAre anu naVss,
mediate parts, Leaving osiensoais On ARRIVAL
Al express train from the east.
Passengers and families moving West, can EN-.
bark with their Luggage, Teams. Stock, &C., and
land together without disturbance or tranship-
ment, at their port u destination, thus avoiding
the great Inconvenience OF the many changes
delays and expenses Of other routes.
~ The steamers have large Cabins and state
Rn0ms, amply and neatly furnished, for FIRST
CLASS fRSsENGkRs, and second Cabins with
Cook stoves and comfortable accommodations ioI
Passengers and Families who may wish to FUR
nish thor own provisions.
As-No efforts viii be spared TO maintain the
reputation of tins, as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST RoUTEi
\ thorough rebuilding, reHtting, repairing and
returnlshlng with several new boats added 10 The
line, nakesthi now the most eoiniuitabls, pleas
ant, and expeditions route 70 the 1hhAf NAHE
Be SURE aud $50 the Agents Of this Lane beiof,
you huy your tickets,
sp-rrlsty men Will always meet Passenger
AT The nrIot N OsdtnsbufR To take cheeks and
Te-chtlk baggage Tor thus lane,
Ask tor ll,k rts via Northern Transportation
Campan,'s steamers, the only ltaily Amesicst
Lime leaving ttgdensburs.
We will make II the interest % every IIayelI
to s,e The Agents q this Line before purchasing
elsewhere,
Through Titkats over all Western Railroad
I mes can be obtained on application 70 GEORGE
", SMITH, office corner Ford and Patterson
STREETS, opposite johnson House, osdsnsburs
New SOIk.
DB-Uue hunllgl pounds OF Baggage free Z
each PASSENGER. hirgago checked through y
all points,
/ psTickets Tor sale ~ all stations on the lin
/ Of the Rutland and Burlington aud Vernon
Z Valley Railroads.
i Iur Through tickets aud other information, ap
ply 10 q. A. EDDY,
/ Oihce steamer Landing, Oedensburg, \. \.
4 GEO. W. SMITH, General Ticket Agent.
III GOODNO Passenger Agent. l6w6m
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The subscriber would notify the people OF Wal.
hngford and vicinity that he has purchased OF
Geo NJ. Clark his stock Of goods, comprising
usually found at country store, to which ne
will make extensive additions, and the whole
stock will be sold at extremely low prices.
Don't make mistake Of location-cau at batcn,
eiler & scribner's old stand, and get prices ano
see for yourselves.
Wallinsford. July II, 1855. GAVIN
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Ifaal Notiffs.
lTF VERMONT DISTRICT

- u Fairhaycn, >, The Probate Court tor the
district Of fanhayen,
10 all persons interested N the estate Of Carlos
:. Parsons, late Of eastleton, in said district,
deceased, uhEKTlNGt
ny the authority q the State Of Vermont, You
arr hereby notified 20 appear betore the said lto-
bate Court, at the Probate Office ia Iastlvton, ~
said district on the 81 day Of August, \, y, lses,
70 show cause, II any you haye, Why the account
ot Iayette Barney, administrator Of the estate OF
said deceased should nat b. allowed, aud also
Why the residue Of said estate should mt b. us
trbuted " the parties entitled thereto, 49,,
Dated al Castletun, in said district, tbs thh
day Of July, A, H., lsoS.
sg,w3w I, Nj WILLARD, Judge,
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The undersigned being agents 10y the buckeye
in Rutland taunly, aro prepared 20 tlFntsh the
Machine, anl would ask those intending 20 pur-
chase 20 give the Buckeye careful examination
brtnrr buying elsewhere.
The NJ Ruakeye tor two horses and the No,
ton one horse arc the sizes that We call the par
tieular attention of all farmers wanting machines.
We can furnish inch sections OF VI. inch as iar-
mcrs may wish,
Al an the most important Field Trials ever held
IN fl1s country thr Buckeye has received the
highest Awards No American built buckeye was
exhibited AZ The Paris Exposition. As statements
have been aud will probably continue 70 he made
Ia regard 10 the ut.riur position assigned 10 the
Ruckpye IN thrtrlal Of Mowers, az thu Paris IN
position 1T is, and a. such statements are calcu-
lated 90 deceive the public and convey the impfen-
sion that the Buckeye 81 tins country was eNhlb-
tied ~ that TIiu, We would say that the machine
ty that NAME at tile rnal was built IN scotland,
and bears no resemblance to the Buckeye OF TINS
country, only ia name Moving Machines are
an Araru,lu invention, ana the manufacture OF
the Buckeye having received the highest honols
nun American judges on American helds, do no,
consider that awards from foreign countries could
improve their reputation with American farmers,
anti cou-,stuputly have ncyer sent The buckeye
abroad "a compete az any Foreign That. In ad-
litlon la thIs the >huiue demand tor the buckeye
liza, alway. been so great there has been no neces-
,ity ion seeking sales in foreign markets, such
markets having been l,tt tol those manufactures
who's, invention, have h,en Sulrnce'tcdh by some
thing better.
cagt tD uUui a. HENRY HANWARb's, hut
land. and AZ GEORGE mJSS " brandon, iol
EIau!H t.gl vicinity.
". trr also sscu'. iar
EppY'S sHeVEL low,
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PRICE 800 PER BOTTLE.
THE ABOVE WELL

nARkEY.'' = THE ABOVE WELL
- known Horse will stand this season until
further notice, as follows:
Flnehc's Hotel, Granville Corners, y, Y, Mon
days and Tuesdays,
Chester Spvnrtr's stable Castleton, Wedncs-
days and Thursdays.
Brandon House Stables Brandon, Vt, Fridays
and saturdays.
Season commences Monday, Nay 18th, and
ends August ist -
PFplGnEF AND DESCRIPTION. DARkEf was
sired by the Rounds Horse; the Rounds horse by
old Bluck Hawk, The dam Of the Rounds Horse
was sired by Messenger, parkcy's dam was SIRED
BY Andrus Ham,ltnnan
Darkey has sired more trotting colts than any
other horse in the State. Darkey Is handsome
black, ~ hands high, weighs 100 lbs, For
beauty, speed, style, or action and endurance, he
has no equal.
parkey sired he Thornton Colt, A. he was
ut.Ilad lie. trt!ta ~ Whitehall. y, y, in 1868,
in two races, be heiuF years old. lie won both
in three straight heats the last race open to all
horses. Time, 2i2.
He sired Young D4rkey. He trotted at Glenns
! Falls, in February, 1867, six heats Time, 2;5l y
He sired the Harlow Colt, of Claramont. n. H.,
who challenged any colt OF his age in the New
England States at The Horse Fair at Brattleboro
in ls66.
TERMS. Twenty Dollars in Advance. Should
the mare not prove with toal the owner can have
the use of the horse the following season. The
above terms will not be deyiatcd from under an!
consideration.
Keeping will be furnished to mares from dis
lance at b cents per week. All escapes and acct
dents at the owners risk. a. w. BARK ER.
j. TfMONY, Agent.
Castleton, May Is, 1865. w2l:hl Augi'
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TESTIMONIALS


RUTLAND, W., May LIST, 1865.
Mrs.Rs. Francis FINN 5 Co.;-My wife has
been sick most OF the time this spring. and we
were afraid she was going INTO decline. was
told to try DR.. B0yee's Sarsaparllla, and with
the first bottle she received great benefit and al
ter using the second bottle rceaiEcd her health en-
tirely. | can cheerfuliy recommend it.
l.. H. PARISH.
RitTqS, VT May 10th, 1865.
MEssgs, FRANCIS Penn & Co. DR.. Boyce's
Sarsap4ra is giving the best OF satisfaction here.
In haste Truly yours,
J. q. CHANDLER.
Read what the Rutland Herald says;
A Coon SPRING MEplctST. DR.. Boyce's sars-
apsrilla, manufactured by Francis Fem Co. OF
this place, though but recently introduced Iii this
section, is already meeting with a large sale and
giving much satisfaction. Its properties are such
as 10 make it an excellent blood purifier. precise
ly the thing which most people want at this sea-
son. TO cleanse the system and guard against the
diseases incident to approaching hot weather, We
have personally tested the qualities Of this sarsa-
parilla and cordially recommend ii TO the public
FRANCIS FEM eco,
PRopRtEToRs,
Rutland, VT,
Everything that goes to make up a first class
Drug Store constantly on hand, sc. 29wtf
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- q FalfhaFen, =, INe TH0N1I0 IWlK I"F I'M
District Of EaitAayeu,
10 An persons interested in the estate II Mary
Ketehum, late q sudbury, ia said district, de-
ceased, testatr, uiaiilNet
By the authority OF the state ~ vermont, You
arr hsreby notified 10 APPEAR before The ssli lro-
ha,. count al the Probate office ~ Castltuu, IN
.aid district on the Slst day Of August, \. d.
ls6s 10 show cause IL any YOU have, Why certain
| instrument, in Whiting, hlri IN said 'ahFf, ana
| purpoytine 70 BE- the last will and testament OF
| said deceased should not be proved and allowed.
| Dated at tastleton, this 9th day OF July, ISIS.
| sgw3w - NJ. WILLARD, Judre,