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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18
A SAN FRANCISCO BELLE.

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Dr. C. Fl. Hitchcock, of San Francisco ::
Mrs Ellet, in her recent book on GA
mons American Women" makes men
ton Of a California lady, remarkable
for her ability to entertain twenty gen
tlemcn at once by her vivaclous con-
versational powers. If this were the
only or chiefly remarkable thing about
Miss Hitchcock she would be Tar less
remarkable parsonage than she IS. But
she is a character, and such u charac-
ter as this age cannot and need not du-
nlicate the country over. AS Amerl-
cans. we have long boaSted OF the YER
satilitv of our climate, soil and people.
PERHAPS Miss Hitchcock was neccs-
sarv national production that the world
may be convinced Of the truthtulness
of this boast She IS public cIarac-
ter-an actress requiring far broader
STAGE and larger house than other act
resses Of her time. She is an only
daughter, an only child, believe, OF a
wealthy and most respectable family,
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18


Idaho. In the matter Of CORNELIUs H S,U
Bankrupt. District of Idaho Territories. 'A
UyHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT nv ~,
18th day of January. 1862 a Warrant Of p buy
rllptcy was issued out Of the Supreme Court n ~
Territory Of Idaho, against the estate Of CoDor'
H. Smith Of Idaho City, III the county Of Boja ~
said District, who has been adjudged Bankrpr, = =
his own petition: that the pay nent Of any debt. %
the delivery OF any property belonging to such Bs~r
rupt To him or for ms Use, ana the transfer ~ ~
property by him, are forbidden by law; and tly
meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt. 10 rrr
their debts and 10 choose one or more ASSIGNEE y
his estate, viii be held al Court Of Bankr1trv :.
be holden al the Ec9Ister's office Oh Idaho stree, n
Boise City Idaho Territory. before H. Z Pricfa-
Esq. Register III Bankruptcy for said District On Il.
18Th day Of February, a y. 1869. at 10 O'Clock IT
J. II. ALVORD Marshal
~ 0. KoBBISs Deputy
January -. l7C9-w3.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-24

RoBTRT CoLYER on RICHARDSON AND
CoLFAX.-The mistake of some papers in
attributng to Rev. Robert Collyer what
said at Washington, on recent Sunday,
has brought out from the real and genuine
Collycr the following:-
did not preach in Washington and if
had, could not have condemned what Mr..
Coliax has done, because | should have
not been prevented by instant and pressing
duties. | loved Richardson almost as a
brother, believed in him as a true gentle
man, and was always glad to see him in my
home, and | did not believe he had done
wrong in the matter for which he has met
that he did go wrong in way could not
believe of him when he kissed my little
children, n month ago, and if l knew that
Coliax know tia thing not for moment
TO be belioved-still | would thank him
(CollaX) as a minister for letting his love to
his friend, in these sad moments, master all
things, and for cOmradeship and loyalty
leaping to that bedside that he might cheer
the parting soul, and bid the dear fellow
goodbye, as he started on a journey TO
which there is no return. Richardson's sin
must condemn, if it is proven against him,
but even that cannot alter my love for him
and my tender regard for all that was good
and true in his life. Let who will cast
stones on his grave, l cannot.
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n y.ER.uO.vT HORSE CORPOR.E-
TIO.V.

The Legislature of Vermont Mt its last
session chartered company for the pur-
pose of breeding horses. 1t is to have n
capital of 100000 and has liberty to in
crease ii to S2j0,0O0. 1t is proposed to buy,
import, breed, grow and improve horses in
Vermont.
The charter does not allow operations to
be commenced until S25, 900 are paid into
the treasury, and the debts are mover to OK
coed two-thirds of the cash capital paid in.
In case they do, the directors, or persons
so contracting them are to be personally Ii
able therefor. If the full plans of the NOV
crs can be realized, Vermont will have the
finpst stock of horses in n few years to be
found in America.
The plan is to have farm of some 800
acres, comprising some of the best pastur-
ing in the State, with best of stables, sheds
and pa1doclls the farm TO be thoroughly
fenced for horses, and worth, say from
$4,000 to $4,000.
For stock, II is proposed to have half a
dozen of number one thoroughbred mares,
if they have to import them; at least one
first class thoroughbred stallion; half a
dozen mares from the "Americau STAR
family, and one of the best Iambletonian
stations to be found in that celebrated
family of trotters also, some ten to twelve
of the best Vermont breeding mares, and
one or two of the very best Vermont stall
lions.
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CONSUMPTION.

The Three Remedies, "SCHENCK'S PULMONIC
SYRUP for the Coughs Colds, Bronchitis and
every form Of Consumption. 1he peculiar action Of
this medicine ripons the ulcers in the lungs promotes
the discharge Of the corrupt matter by eXpectoraUn
purihes the blood and thus cures Consumption, when
every other remedy fails.
''SCHEACK'S Scanned TONIC for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all diseases arising
debility This tonic inygurates the digestive urgauH
supplies the place Of the gastric juice when that
cien and then enables tue patient to digest the most
nutritious food. 1t is sovereign remedy for all
II indigestion.
'SChENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS" one Of the
eable substitute Tor calomo, and having all the useful
properties Inscribed to that mineral without producing
any of its injurious effects.
To those three medicines DR.. j. H. Schenck, Of lhia-
Iglpha, his unriYalcd success in the treatment Vi
Pulmunic Consumption. The pulmUnic Syrup riIouB
the morbid matter, discharges it, and purhos the
blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, remove
all distractions therefrom give the organ healthy
tone, and cure LAYER Complaint, which IL Of the
most prominent causes OF Consumption The Boaweed
Tonic nyigOrates the powers OF the stomach, and by
strengthening the digestion and bringing II 10 a nor
mai and healthy condition improves the quality Of the
blood, by which means the formation Of ulcers ol
uberces in the lungs becomes impossible. The com.
lincd action Of these medicines, as thus explained
will cure every OF Consumption, II the remedies
are used time and the OF them is perseyerod In
sufficiently to bring the case TO favorable termination
Dr. Schenck's Almanac, containing full treatise on
the various forms OF disease his mode Of treatment
and general directions how To his medicine, can b.
had gratis or sent by mail by addressing his Princpa
Once No. 10 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Price Of the Pulmonic syrup aud Sea Weed Tonic
each 81 90 per bottle $3.50 the half dozen; Man
drake Pills, % cents per box For sale by all druggist
and dealers.
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o. j. PRATT.

The subscriber offers for sale bis farm situated in
Dummerston, about mile from the West River Bridge
and two miles from Dummorston Centre. said farm
contains 200 acres suitably divided into tllnge and
pasture. Cuts 60 tons Of hay. Has very nice apple
orchard, comprising many Of the choicest varieties Of
apples, which grow to perfection on this place. A
handy sugar lot of 500 or COO trees There is on the
place at least 1000 cords Of hard wood Tho house is
good one large and convenient with slate roof The
barns need repairs. This farm is in high state
Of cultivation and 10 very pleasant location and good
chance for a working to make money
Also pasture and wood lot containing 90 acres
situated in West Dummerston about mile from the
residonce Of Benjamin slicEney
Also a fifty wood lot lying on the north side Of
Black mountain.
Price reasonable, terms easy.
REUBEN WALKER.
For particulars enquire the premises or Of SAMUEL
MARTIN, Brattleboro. u3o
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.&arrtages.

LARCHAR, -HALLADAY-In this village, Feb. %
ut the residence Of Mr.. l. q. Chandler, by the Ecy.
Charles Clarke Harris, WILLIAM LARCHAI, Esqr, Of
New York city, aud Miss ) ULIA +. HALLIDAY Of this
town.
In Christ Church, Gulford, Dec TO- by the Rev sias
II. Rogers, A. NJ, WILLIAM @. YAWKEY, Esq, Of Bay
City, Mich and Miss EMMA ELyIRA, eldest ghtor
Of Jeremiah r. Noyes, Of Guilford.
No Cards
In this village, at the Revere House, Dec 10, by VIII
liam s. Newton, Esq, Mr.. CHARLES W, SILVER and
Miss LIZZIE A. SLEEPER, both Of noyoke, Mass.
In the South Church, pittsheld Mass, Dec. IS, by
the Roy. Edward Strong ID. D., WALTER ELMER, Of
Dummorston, VT, and N. LOUISA CLARK, Of Pitts
field
sTEBDINS-LARGE-At the residence Of the brides
father, Dubuque Iowa, on Monday, Dec. 10, by Rev.
DR., spoer, Mr.. ALFRED sTEBBINs, (son of John
stebbns of VernonO Of San Francisco, and Librarian
Of the Mercantile Library in that city, and Miss EDITH
LARGE daughter Of w p. Large, Esq, Of that city.
Mr. Stebbins 10 well known in Dubuque, having been
Principal Of the Third Ward school years ago.
Immediately after their marriage the happy couple
took the morning train west route for their Caor-
MIA home followed by the heartfelt congratulations and
best wishes Of their friends
In Jamaica, at the residence Of the brides father by
Rev. W. q. Bowen, Oct %, FRANK II. LAING. Esq, Of
Worcester, Mass, and Miss NELLIE Z. CASTLE, Of
Jamaica.
In Vernon, Dec "a, by Rev. N II. Hodgdon, Mr.,
ADoLPHUs L. HALE and Miss ESTHER J. DUNK
LEE, both Of Northheld, Mass.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
CHARLES r. SLATE vs.. SARAH JANE SLATE


CHARLES II. SLATE vs.. SARAH JANE SLATE.
whereas. on the 18th day Of December, A. .. 1860,
Charles H. Slate of Londonderry in the said County,
pre- scented his petition to me rclurnabe 70 the next
Tenn of the Supreme Court to be held at Newfane, in
and or the said County the 14h day Of February,
A. d. 1870 against Sarah Jane Slate, his Wife, setting
forth in substance that he lawfully married to the
said sarah Jane the 4th day Of April, A. D. 1860,
and that OIL the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1866 she will
fully deserted him and went without the state; AM
PRAYING that a bill Of divorce be granted him And
appcarinp that the said Sarah Jane reside without
this state so that the ordinary process Of the cou-
cannot be served upon her Therefore, 1t Is orddTcd
that the petitioner notify the said Sarah Jane Slate q
Inc tendency of his petition and of the Term Of the
Court to which the same Is returnabe by publishing
the substance thereof with this order for three weeks
euccessiyey in The Vermont Phoenix printed at Brat
toboro the last publication to be at least six veeks
previous 10 said nc1t February Term Of said Supreme
Court-which publication VIII be deemed sufficient
notice to said Sarah Jane Slate to appear and make
answer to said petition
Dated this nth day Of December, A. j. 1869.
James L. Martin, Petitioners Attorney.
uOYT II. WHEELER,
ii Judge Of the Suprom, Court
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YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN, if you wish to destro

YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN, if you wish to destroy
the destructive malades which caused by errors
committed in carly life, would be freed from the
chains Of disease forged by youthful ind!scrotions,
peruse the works of Dr. Hayes Consulting Physician Of
the Peabody Medical Institute, Boston "THE SCI
ENCE OF LIFE, or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. treats
upon nervous and physical debility, restoration Of man
mood &c., in mastery manner and it has become the
most popular medical work of the day. The Peabody
Medical Institute publish it, and also by the emf
nent author, SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
AND HER DISEASES" See the advertisement Of the
Peabody Medical Institute in another column.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Tho unIlrsigncd b72i1 s,A.--a 1890 y
Probate Court for the District oi Marlboro Commlr
soners to receive examine and ADJUST ell claims and
EAAIES late Of Nottingham, iu said District deceased
and also all claims and demands .Xhihtcd in of -
thereto; and six months from Tho 3th day Of oct.
D. 1869, being allowed by said Court for that rurrOs'
we do therefore hereby give notc hat vo VIII attend
to the business Of our said sappolrtmeu lt %" Hon.
FARLEY STAIRS Office, on the hvst lIur days Of
january and March, 1870 from two to four % Ok p.
NJ on each Of said days.
EDWIN c. STAnr,
JAMES W. HATCH,j C0ma.s laaara.
Whiungham Dec. 9th. 1863. 90
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In this village Dec. 10, Mrs. NANCY j., wife Of
Wilder Harris, aged 90.
In this village Dec. 49, Mrs. MARIA g. wife Of
Charles ID. Brooke, aged 81.
In williamsville, Dec. 4, ERNEST AUSTIN, only
son Of Amherst and Alice A. Morse, aged months
and 1s days.
In Halifax Dec. TO- ANNIs u. LYNDE, wife Of
James @. worden, aged "a years, months, "a days.
In Putney, Dec. 10, Of congestion of the lungs
FRANKIE, infant son of Rev. A. and Emily l.. Kerr.
In Putney Dec IL, ofmembranous croop, GEORGE,
aged years months, son Of Charles W. & Jennie
Roberts.
In Putney, Dec. 10, JABEs MILLER, aged 50 years
and months.
In New York. Dec H. Captain JOHN S. ADAMS. Of
the firm Of Best Adams and son Of the Rev. u.
Adams, now Of Groton, Mass, aged 80 years
capt. Adams was on the stan u Col Austino at this
place, for considerable period during the war; and
was favorably known to our citizens, as q correct
Jealous and faithful officer; his death is deeply la
monted by large circle Of sympathzing friends lie
was twice wounded during the
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A. II R ISTM AS CA ROL A I
u "APOTHECARIES HALL"

THE NEW DRUG STORE NO. REVERE HOUSE
BLOCK
Tho public particularly invited to examine our
stock of goods which will be ready for inspection early
in December
HOLIDAY GOoDs.-we shall offer for sale a
larger stock than before many of them at cost and
less than cost
ooNFBCrIoNERY & FRUIT. We intend
to keep on hand fine stock Of Confectionery and
Fruit A fresh supply eyed almost daily,
UNSETTLED ACCoUNTs.-An persons
having unsettled accounts against the firm Of CLARK
WILLARD are requested to present them without
delay.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-owins to our change in
location, and a contemplated change in business, oil
persons who are indebted to us by note book
count are requested to adjust the pos
sble Until accounts due us are settled we shall be
obliged to do strictly cash business.
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FORM, STYLE, TERMS, sc.

Vol. XXI, for 1870, will be published in Superior
style each Number comprising Sixteen Double
Quarto Pages, tof Five Columns Each) Finely IL
lustrated, and Neatly Printed on Book Paper. Title
Page, Index, &c, at close of each Volume.
Only 50 Year in clubs Of ten or more $3.50,
NOW is the Time to Form Clubs Very liberal
Inducements to Local Club Notwithstanding OUcr
One Hundred paiuaJie Premiums, ranging in price
from "a to sG0Ol Specimens, Premium Lists, Show
Bills, &C. sent free Drafts ORDERS &c. at our risk
Address ID. ID. 4. MOORE,
Al PARK Row, NEW YORR.
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MARKET AND CROP REPORTS

Are full and reliable. Indeed, being Ably Edited,
Illustrated and Printed in Extra Style and adapted 10
Country, Village and City, the Rural is the Paper for
Yourself Family and Friends. Remember that It ia
not moHthig, but the Largest, Cheapest and
Best illustrated Weekly,-and that, though
Nkbe its former size, and greatly improved its Sub
-liIllilon Prize rfRInlNs nnchannfdL
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CTATE OF yERMONT Morlboro s

~ BY the Probate Court for said Disix0-N
70 all whom it may concern, Grettings
You hereby notified that ELIJAH W. UPTON
Guardian Of EDGAR W. UPTON, FRANCIS II. UP
TON aud SARAH f. UPTON, has made application in
writing to this Court for license to sell the whole Of
their Real Estate in BruttlCboro, in said District on
the ground that such sale will be beneficial to his said
Wards and that this Court will decide upon said appl-
at the session thereof to be held at the Probate
ONCE in Brattloboro, in said District the first day
Of January, A. u. 1870, when aud where you may be
heard in the premises, If you cause.
81 ASA KEYES, Register.
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C,TATE OF VERMONT. NTorlboro -

- By the PROBATE Court for sad Dhtricts
70 all whom it may concern, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that JOSEPH MERRIAM
Guardian Of STELLA l.. MERRIAM q minor, Of
Marlboro has made application in writing to this Court
Tor license to sell the whole Of her Real Estate the
ground that such sale will be beneficial to his said
Ward and that this Court will decide upon aid appl
cation at the session thereof to be held at the Probate
ONCE in Brateboro in said District the last Satur-
day of December, A. ID. 1862 when and where you
may be heard in the premises, if You see cause.
80 A. KEHAs, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
v n d a m 5
once Of Clerk Of Supreme Court.
HELEN NJ. HADLEY We. Inland HADLEY

HELEN NJ. HADLEY We. INLAND HADITY
Whereas on the ith day Of December A. D. lsfa,
Helen NJ. Hadloy, Of Bratleboro, in said County hled
in this Office her Petition returnable 10 tho next Term
of the Supreme Court to be held at Newfane, in AZ 9
for said County, the 18th day of February, A. d.
1870 against her husband, Hand Hadloy, Of Chioago
In the State Of illinois, praying for divorce from mn
for the that while they were living together ~
said Brattleboro, he treated her with intolerane to
verify and also for the that he being OF scie
ability cruelty and wantony neglected and refused !.
support her And also praying Tor amony out oil m.
estate and for the care and custody OF thelr NAM
child And It appearing that the said Hiland HausS
resides without this State that the ordinary
Of the Court cannot be served upon him Ihertiorv
is ordered that the Petitioner notify the SAID Hai
Hadley of the pendency Of her Petition, and OF th'
Term of the Court to which the same is returnahe R
publishing the substance thereof, with TINS oIGer oI
three weeks successively in Tho Vermont fhmhia
printed said Bratteboro the last publication 70 Y.
at least six weeks previous-to said next Eelrr--~A
Of said Supreme Court, which publication wulrT
deemed sufficient notice TO said Hiand Hadey to o.
pear and make answer to said Petition.
II. TYLER, Clerk,
Field Tyler, Petitioners Attorney. %
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,oMM1ssIoNERs' NOTICE.

We the subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District OF Marlboro, Com
issonors to receive, examine and adjust oil Claims and
demands of all persons against the Estate Of JOHN
DOYLE, late Of Brattleboro, in said District, de
ceased and also all clamsa exhibited in Offset there
to and six months from the ddny OF December A. D.
do hereby give notice that will attend to the duties
of our said appointment at the Office Of CLARK
A HASKINS in Brattlcboro, on the second Thursdays
Of January and February, 1870, from to O'Clock T.
NJ. ON each Of said days.
Drattloboro, Dec 10, 1869.
HENRY q. wfLLARD,l
Of ID. STEWART PRATT, Commissioners
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OoMMrss1oNERs NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, being duly appointed Dy the
Hon Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro Com
missoners to receive exame and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the Estate OF LYDIA
BLISS late of Bratleboro, in said District, do
ceased and also all claims and demands exhibited IN
offset thereto; and six months from ne sth day OF
Nov. ut being allowed by said Court lor mat pur-
nose we hereby give notice that will attend to the
business of our said appointment at the SAVINGS
BANK in Brattleboro, on the third Wednesday 81
January and May next from one until Tour O'CLOCK T.
NJ, on each of said days.
GRO. NEWMAN, ,--,-.
20 j, w. FROST, J CoIninlstlOhets'
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PRAIRGE-wEED BALSAM-The greatest medical
blessing of the age discovered through the instinct Of
the horse and prepared by the science of man. This
Balsam has been In for the last fifteen years, dur
ing which time the most remarkable known
have been effected. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis aud
all Consumptiye difficulties, yield to its power Con-
sumption in its advanced stages, accompanied by the
splitting Of blood laborous breathing, loss of appetite
and sleep, darrhua and night sweas has been cured
By this remedy leaving upon the surface Of the body
large swclings, which disappeared with returning
strength ofTecting not simply relief but permanent
cure; and the parties thus cured still enjoy uninter-
ruped health Price sl00 a bottle. 1t is purely ycge-
table, discovered by natural instinct and may be used
at all times, by both and all ages GEO. c..
GOODWIN 4 Cor Wholesale Agents, and for sale by
druggists generally.
AUSTIN BROS. & STEERE,
1y5I 80 & SO Federal street Boston.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1870. Price go cts
TRIBuHE ALMANAC REpRINT. Is3s TO 1sOs.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC 1870. Price go cts.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINT. 1888 to lS0S.
9 vols. Half bound, $40.
RECOIIECTIONS OF BUSY LIFE. by Horace
GREELEY. Various styles Of binding. Cloth,
So so. library, 50 so. Hall Morocco, 81.
Half Calf 50. Morocco Antique 81.
MARGARET FULLERs WORKS. New Edition.
q vols. Cloth, $40.
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT. QuISH. 81.
ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE. WARIsG. New
Edition. Cloth, 81.
DRAINING FOR HEALTH AND PROFIT. WAR
no Cloth, 81 30.
EARTH CLOSETS How to make them. wARHo,
25 cents.
Sent free on receipt Of price,
In making rcmitances for subscriptions or Rocks,
procure a draft on New-York, or a Post-ORee Money
Orier, II possible where neither Of these can be
procured send the money, but diudys in REdIsrEnED
letter. The registration fec has been reduced to NJ
teen cents, and the present registration system has
been found by the postal authorities to be virtually an
absolute protection agaiest losses by mail All Post
masters arc obliged to register letters Whenever re-
questod TO do so,
Terms, cash In advance.
Address The TRIBUNE New YORK
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r,TATEOFVERMONT. Marlboro, SIS,

NIAIEU T ETtMVN 0IUI IDUIVf %.
~ The Probate Court for said District:
10 all persons interested in the Estate OF ISAIAH
W Johnson. late of Vernon, deceased Greeting;
Whereas ISAIAH W. JOHNSON, Jr., and DWIGHT
JOUNSON have presented to this Court an instrument
purportng to be the last WIN of said deceased for Pro
bate; You are hereby notified that this Court Win De
eide npon the Probate Of said Instrument at the Scs-
sion thereof to be held at the Pro bate once, in Brat
tleboro In said District, the eighth day Of January
A. ID. 1870 when and where you may appear ana con
10 Wv ASA KEYES, Register.