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EBILIT Y.

Livery one at times feel the necessity Of
something TO tone up the system depressed by
mental or bodily exhaustion. At such times
let every one. instead of taking olch oholic or
medical stimulents, which afford only a tempo
rary relief. reinvigorate his debilitated system
by the natural tonic elements Of the.
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
or Protected Solution of the Protoxide Of Iron,
which vitaze, and enriches the blood by sup
plying it with its Life Elements, Iron.
Being free from Alcohol in any form, its en-
ergizing effects are not followed by correspond
ing reaction. but are permanent, intusing
strength yigor, and new life into all psrts of
the system, and building up an lion Constitu-
ton.
VIM c. Sterling, Esq, of Poughkeepsie, n.
Y, says " since taking the Peruvian Syrup
feel better my strength is improved my bow
els are regular, my appetite first rate.
There is an old Physician in this city colder
than am b., who has been in the Drug business
for forty years, gives it as his decided opinion
that it is the best Alternative Tonic he ever
knew.
For Dyspepsia, Debility and Female Weak
ness. the Peruvian Syrup is specific. 81
pamphlet sent free.
The genuine article has peruvian syrup
blown III the glass.
J. p. Dnsmore, Proprietor, No. &c Dey ST.
New York. Sold by all Druggists.
Scroiuia Cured after Seven Years
Suffering.
J. ". Eornor, Esq, prominent lawyer O
Parkersburgh W. Va, says 81 had.
81 RUNNING ULCERS
when commenced taking DR. Anders' Iodine
Water.
My Breast, Throat aud Face was one contin
uous sore. am now well man. and anl
satisfied the Iodine Water saved my life.
Circulars in regard to this femedy will b
sent free
j. =. Dinsmore, Proprietor, 3d hey Street,
New York
For sale by Druggists generrlly.
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This Company, National in it, character lcr,.
bv reason Of it. Large Capital Low Rate, ot Pre-
MUM, aud New Tables, the most desirable means
of insuring lie Vet presented 10 the public.
The rate, Of premium, being largely reduced.
are made a. ia, oiahis to thei Insurers those "l
the lest Mutual Companies, aud avoid all The
combinations aud uncertainties ct Notes, Di,i
lends, and the Misunderstanding which the lat
ter are apt 1" vau,e the Policy holder,
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
.ented which need only 10 bc understood To prove
apceptalj. to the public such a. the INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PREMil NJ
POLICY III the former, the pollcy.hOlder not
only secures lie Insurance PAYABLE at death, but
will receive, II living after period OF few wears,
AN annual income equal Ia len per cent, oi the par
Of his pecv. Ia the latter the Company agrees
to return to the assured the total amount at money
he has paid In, Ia addition io the amount of III,
policy.
The attention Of pei-on> contemplating n,ur-
ing their lives or increae iug the amount of in>ur
ance they already have. /, called TO the special
advantages orrrc lay she National Life Insurance
Company,
Cirrulsr,, amIhlci,, and full particula Il, en-
on application Ia the lhsush Office of the Cum-
many, or to the New lnsand General Agency
under the direction OF l.. \. EniIINs and " T.
CuAYm.En Of the koarl Ut directors.
J.r. TUCKER, Manager,
3 MerchAnts' ENchauge State st., Boston.
4. RUSSELL ARMfNG1ON. st. Albans Mont
p.lisr, Special Agent iOr Addison, Chittendrn
Grand Isls, Franklin, iamole' and Washington
Counties. 5i-iN
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SrATE OF VERMONT = Addison


The Probate Court for the said District.
To all persons interested in the estate
bella HOWE.
late # Nhorcham. in aid district, deceased.
Greeting
luha Howe Of Crown Point State OF New
York, and Prosper Elitharp of Bridport execu-
tors ut the last will and testament of Bella Howe
late OF Shoreham, in said district, deceased, pre-
sent their administration account tor allowance
and ask for u decree Of said estate:
1t /, thcreupou ordered that said account he
considered for allowance at the session Of this
Court TO he held at the Probate office in Middle
bury in said District, on Wednesday, the Path dar
Of March, a. ID. 1882 at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. and that all persons interested he notified
to appear at said session Of this Court and show
cause, il any they have, why said account should
not be allowed and such order AMI decree made a.
shall he necessary to close the settlement Of said
estate.
Dated al Milil,burv. ihi, Sth day OF March,
i. ID. 1890
81 SAML L. COOKE, Judge.
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.


Til, large amount !. only su indication Of the
immense traffic that must go over the through
line in iew months, when the great tide Of Paci
lc coast travel and trade will begin. II is estima-
ted that this business must make the earnings of
the road from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS
4 YEAR.
As the supply OF these Bonds Will soon cease,
parties who desire to invest in them will lind It
for their interest to do 80 at once.
The price Tor the pre- OIL, Is Par and accrued in
terest I percent. from July |, leGS incurroucv,
Sui. ctipiions will be received in
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NOTICE IN TRANSCRIPTION.

This is to give notice. that on the 23d day
OF February,A. ID, 1SG9,a Warrant III Bankruptcy
was issued against the Estate Of George & Mitchell
kingman, Of Vergennes. in the County OF Addi-
son and State Of Vermont, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt on their own petition; that the pay
ment Of any debts, and delivery Of any property
belonging TO such Bankrupt to them or Tor theft use
and the transfer of.any property by Them are for
hidden by Law; that meeting OF the Creditors
Of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and to
choose one or more Assignees Of their Estate, will
be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden al
the Office Of l.. l.. Lawrence, in the city Of Bur-
lington, in the County Of Chttcnden. and state oil
Vermont, before l.. J.. Lawrence, Register. on the
9th dav OF March, A. d. 1869, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. n. u. FLANAGAN,
Deputy United states Marshal
iSw2 as Messenger.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

VIII also be found invaluable in cases Of Diafihsa
Dysentery, Collie summer Complaints, Clipping
aud in fact every disordered condition OF the srn-
ach.
sold by Druggists in city or country every
where at : a per bottle, OF by application TO
THE c. G, CLARK CO.,
Sole Proprietus, New Haven,
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M!DDLEBuRl, by
lR \ W. e J. \ Il X g,

and in New York, at the Companys o Ice Nc,
20 Nassau It,, and by JuuN J. CISCO & Sos,
Bankers, No - Wall st., aul 10y the COMPANY,
advertised agent, Throughout ut the United State.
Bonds cent free, but parties subscribing throueh
local agents, will look 10 them Tor their safe he
livery
new Pamphlet and Map was issued Oct 10,
containing n report of the progress of the work to
that date, and a more complete st tement in re-
lation to the value Of the bonds than can he giv'n
in an ADJ crtisement which will he sent free on r.
plication at the Company Offices or 70 an, IF
the advertised agents.
Ct The Coupons OF the First Mortgage Bond,
of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, due Jan.
lst, 1869 will he paid ON aud after thar date, IN
Com CoIN free # Government TaN, at the Com
PAWS office, No. ~ Nassau 81, NY.
JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer, Nrw York
Feb. 2ith, 1872 3gmo
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NAIlD.

We take this meIhcd of returning our thanks t
our many patrons and friends in Addison County
Tor their long continued custom and confidence
aud would ray that We have made extensive pre-
parailons for the business of 1868. Our stock i
at all times full and complete in all departments.
A. our first motto was ONE PRICE we still
strictly adhere to il, aud We leave Il 70 The psopl
to SAY II that price ha. not always been LOW.
ROSS & PITTS.
Brandon Mart. May 20, 1868,
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DRUGGISTS.

ANY dGugsisi Ia the country will tell you,
YOU lake the trou'As TO enquire that syery ono
that buys bottle VI Goes Dyspepsia Cure from
him speaks in the most unqualified praise u its
great medicinal Virtues.
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SAML f. COOKE, Judge.
CTATE OF VERMONT-Dis,rict of
NITVIIsVTT,
The Probate Court Tor the District OF Addison
L. all persons interested in the estate oi
WALTER ROBBINS,

WALTER ROBBINS,
late 90! Leicester. in sal District, deceased,
Greeting
Milo ". Robin, administrator OF the estate VI
aid Walter Robbins deceased, makes his petition
in writing to said court, stating that the persona.
tate Of said deceased amounts to II, 0Si.S1, the
debts against his estate Is about 81 100, witt eX-
pc OF administration, that il is necessarNsto
,eh the whole Of the real estate OF said deceased
pay debts, and ak, for license to sell the same.
Therefore, by authority Of the State OF Vermont
are notified to appear before said Court, at a se.
sion thereof to- lie held at the Probate Office in Mid
l.ehury, in aid District, on MONDAY. the ljtl
day Of March mex, ,lS69( at ten o'clock in
the afternoon and show causc il any You have,
why such license should not hc granted.
Dated at Mi !dleLurv, 'hi- 18th dav OF February
\. u. 1859.
3wlS JED ;. BUSHNELL, Register.
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nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND
LIVES LOST yearly rom the use Of
n n " 4 Il q n

Save YOUR money and restore vour health. by
using DR.. Byrd Anidote for Tobacco. This is
not a substitute but Il cure for Smckiug Chewing
and Snufi-taking. Few persons are aware OF the
terrible effects OF the noXiOus weed on the human
svatem Dyspepsia. Headache, Disease Of the
Liver, Sallow Conn lexion. Costiveness OF the
Bowels Loss of Memory and other diseases are
the affections brought OH by its use. The Anti
dote is purely vegetable and harmless. 1t acts as
a tonic ON the system, puriies the blood, and en-
able, a person to digest the heartest food. Sam
l,les sent free tor 20 cent,--53 per dozen.
Allrrss NJ l. Nnrnell Sc Cannon ST.. y. Y.
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yJOW TO GET PATENTS.

IL For opinion, no charge Send sketch and
description. For application send model not over
one foot in size, and S16 first Government and
Stamp fees. Specifications, drawings, caveats /;
assignments prepared; rejected claims prosecuted
Also. inierlerences extension Of patents, and APP
peals. Patents taken out in all European coun-
tries illustrated pamphlets, 10 pages, sent free.
York BOMB
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CLEhGYMEN.

The Rev Isaac Aiken, OF lleghaHy te-tihesp
that it has cured hun after ala other remedies ha
tailed
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Sp'tial 9otif's,
CIT WORKS LIKE A CHARM

II
Renne,s Pain. Killing Magic Oil cures Headache.
Renne'a pain-Kilnr Magic Oil cures Toothache.
Renne's Pain-Kilng Magic Oil cures Neuralgia.
Rrnne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus.
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumatism
Renne.s Pain Killing Magic Oil cures lameness.
Renne's Pan-Killing Magic Cil cures skin diseases
Some folks seem to he proud OF telling now
Lame their shoulders areh-of tiny crick in the
back, II have got the sciatica' de-
light in Dragging that ''nothing can CT re me "
but when we get such awful folks to use
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil, faithfully, we
not only cure their lameness and charm away
their pains. but we actually take all that kind Of
''brag out Of them - and they frankly own up
and say. at works like a charn!'
WNI. RfNNE. Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Pittsiicd Mass
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A ssIGNEE NOTICE-In the Dis.

n uict Court of the United States fer the
District Of Vermont, IN the matter Of tlIAgl.ta
HrNsnlN, BankrupL-in Banknptcy To whom
il may concern; go
The undersigned hereby gives NOTES of his ap.
poimtment A. Assignee of Charles hunsSen, OF
lhor.h.,, i'm the County Of Addison and State Oi
Vermont. in ,aid district, who has been adjndgeA
a bankrupt, upon his own petition, by the ID r.
hict Court of said District.
Dated at Huntingdon, the 9th day OF FEBRUARY
A. ID. 1869. hEN pfN sMiln,
iswS Assignee.
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FOR GROUP,

The Balsam will be found invaluable, and may
always he relied upon in the most extreme cases.
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nNE THOUSAND MEN

WANTED. $50 per week profit on 50 Capital.
Some hing entirely new. Send for Ci cular and
TERMS 30 gift enterprise humbug. Address
NJ J. Yarnell, 50 Cannon Street, n. y. 3w4S
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FOR SALE.

Twenty or twenty. i've acres OF first rate MEAD
OW-LASD. including good Building. Lot, ON
Weybridge Street, In MiddieLury.
Inquire at this Office 49tt
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%eeal aotitss.
A ssIGNEE NOTICE. In the Dis

A SSIGNEE NOTICE. In the Dis
IA trict Court Of the United State for the
District OF Vemont
In the matter Of
solomon Ii. Howard, i BNNEm rrCf.
bankrupt.
TO whom ii may coneearn THE under5ignel
hereby gives notice II his appointment as assignee
of Solomon b. Howard OF Ripton, in the County
Of Addison, and State Of Vermont, within said dis
trict, who has been adiudgel bankrupt upon bis
own petiion-hy the District Court OF said Di.'
trict. WILDER l.. BCRNAP,
i9w3 assignee
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OFFICERS.

CLARENCE II. CLARK, Presidents JAY Cookr
Chairman Finance and Executive Committee
HENRN ID CnokE, Nice-President; FNrES"N W
Par secretary aud ActuHw.
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ANCH OFFICE.
JRST iTION.AL BANK BTILDlNG

Where the general business OF the Company j.,
transacted, and to which all general cure, pond.
rnce should he addrr, ed
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4 MARKES NEW METHOD
VI ELODEONS AND REED
ORGANS.
JUST PUBLISHED

comprehension system of Instruction, and
an Improvement on all other Methods for the
simplicity and Progressive character of its
Studies, Exercises, Scales, Noluntaries, and
retroactive Pieces,-cOntaining an adm rable
selection of Choice Pieces of every grade of
diihculiy, from favorite and popular authors,
thus relieving the tediousness of studies and
Exercises, and making the method interesting
nS well as Instructive to pupils adopted, in
ms respect, for Reed organs the system to
successful ~ carried out for the Piano-Forte in
"Richardson's New Method for the latter In
struinent. Arranged expressly for Cabinet
American, Metropolitan, Prince n Co., Need
ham, Carhart, Burdett, Esty. and all other
Reed Organs; also for the Melodeon and Har-
monium. BY William IL. Clark, Author OF
" The American Organ Instructor" Price In
boards, 500. Sent postpaid on receipt of
price. Oliver ptson IL Co., Publishers, 81
Washington Street, Boston. Chas IL. Ditson
d Co., III Broadway New York.
Insert until changed.
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SORENESS OF THE THROAT
CHEST < LUNGS.

DO not DELAY procuring and Immediately takHe
Goes Cough Balsani, when troubled with any Of
the above named difficulties. They are oil pre-
monitory sNmptoms of Consumption, and ifnot
arrested, will sooner or later sweep you away
into the valley OF shadows from which none can
ever return.
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WHOOPING COUGH.

The testimony Of all who have used II for tins
terrible disease during the last ten years. is that
il invariably relieves aud cures it,
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( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

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marriaaes.

BR EY-BRADLEY-At Dandy, by A
s. Baker. Esq. Mr.. John w. Bradley Of RutIano
to Mis-. Emosene Bradley OF Dandy.
S-BLAISDELL- Rutland, thu
2sth inst. by Rev. Leland Howard, Mr.. Emer.
W I'LL AIMS and Isabel Biaisdeli both Of Men.
don.
McDDNALD-PITTS-A Benson ON the 22d
inst, by Rev. II. r. Austin, Mr.. Eugene Nc.
Donald and Mics Mary r. Pitts.
Ns-DENsMORE-In Plymouth, Dec
9th. by Kew. H. r. Carpenter. hsrles A. Perkins
VI Brdgewater, to Elika DensmoTe Of Hartland.
POTTER -wooDBURY-In Mendon, Dec
l7:h, by Rev. II. W. stewart. William A. Potter
Of " est Rutland. and Net,ie Woodbury. Of Cas-
Teton.
CULVER BAKER At Coms.ock landing.
N. ", Dec. 23d. by Rev. b. b. bos'wick, ID. u.
tieorR. b. Culver Of Elizabeth, N. j and Lucy
c., daughter OF 1. v. Baker, Esq.
BRADLEY BAKER-At Dandy, Dec. gath,
by A. y. baker, Eco, John, W. Bradley VI Hut
land, and lmeg-ne Bradley Of DANNY.
wILIIAM,-w WORKBENCH Rutland, Dec.
2ith. by hrv. Leland Howard. Wi,mot Williams
Of M.nden. and August. Wvrlh-n Of Rutland.
WARNER. WoDDsDCk In Pitteford, Dec.
49, at the Residence VI ths brides father, by the
key &. Carpenter. Mr.. Frank y. Warner VI
Burlington, and Miss Hat In A. Woodcock,
daus h,rr III D.a. II. Woodcoct ~ ~ t.ford.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, kUT

~ land County. %.
To the Honorable Supreme Court next 70 b,
holden at But and within and for the County q.
kut and, ON the first Monday after the fourf
Tuesday In January A. ID. 1870; Your p-tItion.r
ChSrles G. Bsckus OF Brandon, IN the county o.
RuuSnd aforesaid, respectfully represents that he
y now and has been tor the past ten years q resi-
dent in the said town Of Brandon that on tn.
30th day Of June A. u. 1856, he was duly Joined
IN marriage TO one Eliza Ann Corner NJ Water
bury. in the County OF Washington and state Of
Vermont, by Rev. q. c. Parker minister Of the
Gospel and that your petitioner has ever since
his said marriage behaved and conducted himself
az faithful. chaste and afiectionate husband,
=, has in all things kept his said marriage Vows
and covenants, and that on ab,ut the 18th VI
March 1866, the said Eliza Ann without any res
son or cause whatever wIfuliy deserted your peai-
TONER by leaving his bed and board and going u
parts unknown 10 your petitioner, and has not
been back to live with your petifIonar since Al
though he has sought for her and would have
b. en- glad TO have welcomed her back To her hon-;
and your petitioner would further repr-s. Mt that
he has No knowledge AZ u the whe1 eabouts VI the
sad Elis. Ann At the present time, but that he
~ reason 10 believe and does believe that she IL
nov without the borders Of this State: and your
petitioner prays that the bonds Of matrin ony
between himself and the said Eliza Ann may be
Dissolved. CHARLES G. BACkuB
STATE or VERMONT, The foregoing peti-
Rutland County. -. ton having been pre-
&nted 10 the undersigned, and IL being made TO
appear that ths SAID Eliza Ann Bscius resides
without this State, In parts unknown No that the
same can not be personally served on her, It II
therefore ordered that the said Eliza Ann Backus
BIZ summoned TO appear and answer TO the fore
going pottti0n 1t the said term Of the said gu
preInc Court next TO be held IT Rutland, within
and hr the County III Rutland, on the first Mon
day after the fourth Tussday in Janu Ary. 1870 by
the publication Of the substance Of said petition
and this order thereupon In the Rutland WEEKLY
HERALD, weekly Newspaper published la said
KutiAni, three weeks succcssl yely, the la.t nf
which publications shall be ut least two weeks
nont before tbs sail term OF said Court.
Dated thtA I'd day OF DecsmheS, A. ID. 1869
HoYT II. WHEELER,
:. Judge Of Supreme Court,
9. n, JOYCE. Atty.
ril.d Dee. 18th. Iysj
32wa' HENRY II SMITH, Clerk.
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Christmas day fight occurred at
Morris Like, Mimi, between a party OF
Swiss aud another of Irish labor ers on
the Lake sur erior Railroad. Some 50 m N
were engaged in it, and it lasted three
hours. An unknown Sweede AMI James
Brown Of Fond du Lac. Wis, were
killed, and several otbas, injured, one
fatally.
Thomas Coyre. a convict in the MAssa-
chusetts State prison, serving life sem
tence f., maL slaughter. attempted to CON-
NIT suicide yesterday byI throwing him.
self Distance Of 80 feet ON to the gran
ito foor OF the main prr-.ee He fell
upon stool and crushed it To splinters.
but unfortunately failed TO injure himself.
"A deaf and dumb man named Patrick
Sweeney, was struck by q railroad train
near Lynn. Macs, yesterday, and received
injuries which il il thought will prove
fatal.
Thomas Hayes, a watchmaD, was
shot and killed by junk dealer named
Edward Perry. at the foot Of Montague
street, Brooklyn, last evening.
A riot occurred ON the eth In Dear
ing. Columbia county. Ga, caused by
rum, In which two men named A. N.
Hodo and Ellis Adams were killed and
Dyah Hodo wounded.
Last Thursday night, two negroes
named Btsvs Bennett and Tom Judson rot
into quarrel At Bells Station ON tho
Memphis and Louisville RAILROAD, In the
course Of which tho former was brutally
murdered by tho latter. Monday night
Jndson Vas forcibly taksn from the
custody of the officer who had him In
charge, carried 10 tho woods and shot.
At Mount Pleasant, o.. Monday, O.
blacksmith named Duncan Mcclellan, In .
saloon, plsyfully snapped . pistol At
Thomas Corcroan and shot him dead.
He had carried tho revolver without tho
cylinder several days and snoppcd IL Mt
people frequently. Ho says he forgot the
cylinder bnd been replaced, being very
drunk ut tho time. His character has
been that cf good snd pesceable citi-
zen. Hs was arrested and gave bail TO
appear ia the criminal court.
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C1kTE OF vEnaEcaH Nsslusd, -
ONO xEAcHAll. l!nCAancery, sept Terr
DANIEL s & -
Where's, osro Eesesas,. Of Bs.adon, in the
County of hn1lanl, ha1h I'd - - ifipn Il d.
e.1y ae.inst Daniel SosnleD, formally q Brsndoa
.s E E :s s va q s.s e IN 81 8
one Moses Bro, certain lands lying h braAdoa,
hose plase q ssid S1aninn, sisssfsl a ths neTth
Z co ns. ga e e e "a ~ y.
highway, sasesrly ~ lanAs 49, % isnssig
ovssd 81 willard Q, Johssoa, posth By ths stvsf,
ssS -. x .sd s nov e e MY yh o.nss y as
Of the same on the paImset o. cs.tstn note
thessia described. And settling fssth that g the
arst day Of January. 4. .: 1883, The said Nos e.
&. ~. a ssa e; :.
Il nov pest due. and partly unpaid.
AND pH&yIso that tho said defendant may be
foscclosed OF his equity of redemption Ia the
same.
The said defendant residing without this State
II ~ OsDnnxD that hs be required 70 appear ON
this esst Day Of tho ncxt tied torn n sid Court
coun.y 81 nassd the second s" Tas
dsy Of March, 4. ID. 1870, then snd there 70 an.
s~ss 10 said petition. and 1cr thst pu1poss the
said petitionsr shall 70 be publlnhed In the
ns.4 y Pr, Ss = nuaae
wcshs successfully tbs last d which 70 b IT sast
twenty days previous 70 said term Of Court, which
shall be deemed sufficient notice.
Dated At Rutland this I'D day Of December,
1869.
HENRY II. SMITH, Clerk.
BEIGGs & OEMsDEE, SOLICITOR. 52w3w