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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-26
q CURE YOUR COUGH,
ALIENS U eALsAM.

WIFI TIE UUITUNN WI.
Amoa Woody, N. n, Of Kosoiugha ~, lpdiana, raysi
'sFor three years pnst thavo used AlloifE Lung Balsau
Extensively IN my practice, aud ] avn satisfied there u
obotter medicine for lung diseasns In use"
Isaac n, Doran, NJ. d., Of Logan Co, Ohio, says
Athens lung balsHm not only sells rapidly, but gives
perfect satisfaction in every case within my knowledge.
Having conhdeuce IN u and knowing that " possesses
Valunple menlcI ptupuleA 4 ute1 uae. " ny uaip
practice and with unboundod success As m e1pecto.
rant " Ia most certainly tar ahead OF any PREPARATION ]
nave ever yet kn0rp"h
DR.. Fletcher, ofMisaouri, avs II recommend your
Balsan in preference % any othor mudicino Tor Coughs
aud H. gives satisfaction.
Aliens Lung Balsam Ia the remedy 70 cure all Lung
and Throat Difficulties IL should, DO thorouRhy tested
before using any Othor BalEam. u will cure when At
others fail. Directions accompany zach bottle.
i ". HARRIS A co, Sole Proprs,
Sold by all DruRFista UincinnatL Ohio.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-26

Wounds, Calls Of All kinds, spralns. Bruises. cract.
ed Heels Ring Bone, Pole Eyl, Wind Calls. Cal.
lous, SPAWN, Sweeney, Fistuia. sitfast. External
Poisons. Scratches or Grcarc. sprlnahait. sand
Cracks. Lamenoss, Strains. Foundorine Feet Mango.
Horn Disiemper. GarFot In Cows, Cracked Taats.
Foot Roth sheep. and many other diseases Incl.
dent 10 Man and Beast.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-26

Extract from a letter fom j. o. PRATT, dated
Quincy. ChAutauqua Co., n. y, August u, ls54.-
| have been acquainted with your medicine tGarg-
ling ON for the last fourteen years. II has proved
a sure cure for Foot Rot In Sheep for which / sold
the last bottle and have calls almost daily for more
Please forward as soon az convenient.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-26
~ -

Extract Of letter from Hon. NATHAN LINDSEY,
County judge OF shelby Co.. Iowa. dnted Harlan,
April rs. 1861. II Is decidedly preferred to any
other lininIeut sold In this section. e FrfI
Hu.rrrFr
Extract Of a letter from sANuEL 8. HUPP, dated
Fallsburg, Ohio, July II, ls65.-In June last Henry
sanle had a ycariing colt that had what was suppos.
cd to be DiptheriA for more than ten days 40 that Il
could not eat, and the throat swollen almost shut,
aud by the use Of three or four applications Of the
dollar bottles did tho desired effect,
From A. O. NEL, Lewissllie, cosohocton Co.,
Ohio, March, 1871 have used your Gargling OIL
for the Scratches on my horse, and 1t cured II with
the nrst application.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-26
HEART INFECTION CuREp.

WLEN NIUULT Y u U"T1WlT0 In-l To-
March 10. Ices
troubled With heart disease ZOE "a Hur time, aud after
docturrr with our physician foe months and obtaining
no relief, 4 save No In despair I was troubled with
sharp pains IN NV Crtut aud luud sounds about my
heart, aud often felt that death would be a blessing.
Atthil time was puuuado1 20 apply one of your Porous
Plaster. Within a lev hours after placing Il on my
chest, iolt no more pain, and all throbbing ceased
about ms heart, and | have felt like a now man, bend
mo your prices by the quantity.
Yours fcspeotfully CHARLES BATTY.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-26

From Esos MATHER. Nhddleport, N. y, July 2S,
1851 purchased a bottle of yopr Gargling on OF
your agent. A. s. Baker, at Middloport, and as yet
have used but half OIL Think it has given me
more relief in a case Of severe rheumatism, Of long
standing, than anything I have ever used before
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-26

Principal Agency Brlnirotn House. New York,
y" Thus. ALLooOK 4 co, Sing Sing.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-26

GISDEn PER DA v. Expenses paid
Address j. s. HAYES, GRFAT iAfLs,N.H.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-26

HILBERT 90. cotton q far
|, twiucH an kinds, wool sacks 4 Burlapa, nets n
mos. lonts, oovora \ naaa. 2n7 s. Water al. Chlcarn.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-26

a Chicago dispatch says that the cashier
of the First National Bank, of Rockford, Ill,
IS reported 10 have abscondcd with the funds
of dopositnrs. Tho bank will probably fail.
The people Of Rockford and vicinity are
much excited by this unexpected develop.
ment. Tho cashier has hitherto boon re-
gudedRs IN honorable a iAIitNf Eti
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-26

The Post says that tho Now York Gem
tralNailroad having neglected TO pay the gov
eTnmcnt tax Of five per cent. on it, net earn
ings, tho question will come mp before the
Internal Revenue Department. The amount
r~iuvDlyed Is Sl,200,000. tits presumed that
the road viii have to pay it il the cause goes
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-26
HPIIEBPS
cam pu CURED.
EarlY Rose Potato.
THE HEALING POOL

%. rIAN0co.. al nEeadraE. \ n. ao.. -
Evening star., 1869-08-05
rThE oeHDIrIons OF HEaurH.

us idle 10 sxDect health, IL the precautions ns-
oessery TO secure it are neglected. The human
orsenizatioa 10 delicate piece Of mechssis a. and
requires - much intelligent care ana vatchful.
nefs 10 Keep it in srdsr, - are requisite In lhs
mansgemsat 81 IL most complicated @ mbins Ion
ofievtrss vhssls, and pinions.
Atthb Season 81 The year the body IA pe ,u,iarlv y
sensitives bscsese is IL greatly weak ened and re
laxed By The csntinuous zeat The skin. In nm
msr with its millions OF pores wide open 4, very
din rent sorteft guEent from the camp act a6reus
e,vsripg which II becomes uude, the action OF thu
winters cold. The muscles. too, are compars
lively feccid. the nerves tremuiou., the blood
poor, and the whole frame less capable OF enduring
fatigue and resisting disease Oh an in oso
These Indications OF . depressed condition of he
vital forces are so many unmistaksble hints that
nature neecs rein forcing :
Ordinary s,imulants will not effect this object
Tley tnfame and excite, but do not stre ngthen q.
The only preparation which can be de psndsd D On
ble 1t 10 endure the ordeal Of tue heated term
18TTEk'o SfUMAOa BITrkRS, Q tonic snd
corrective 30 pure. 30 harmless. 90 utterly free
from the drawbacks which render many Of the
powerful astrngents employed in me dc 81 practice
more dangerous than the ailments tney are em :
ployed TO cure, that ft may be sdmtntstered with
out fear to the feeblest female invalid or the most
delicate child 1he cAthartic and Alternative vege.
stle tnGrs dients, whicn are combined With those
OF tonic nature In its composition. keep the bpw.
els moderately free aud perfectly regular, while
the vo Of invisor9tion I. goius on The finest
blood depurents vi ich the herbal Kingdom affords
sugs eo3t6W
Evening star., 1869-08-05

The Baltimore Gazette (Democratic) referring
to me statement last published Of the condition
OF the treasury ana the reduction OF the public
debt, says, with great franknee :-aWe must
not blind ourselves to the important tact tha,
the heextraordinary resources OF this nation have
not only carried 1t successfully through a mos,
critical period, but have also enabled Il to fund
An Immense debt, and even to reduce It's out.
Standing liabilities, at q period when, In the
eyes OF many, IL was believed to Be staggering
under load which would eventually crush
it,
Evening star., 1869-08-05

PROPOSED ANIMATION OF SAN DOMINGO -
Senator Cole, Of California, left New York
about week since for San Domingo. I'VE
are informed BY those in whose statements We
place confidence" says the New YORK Sun
yesterday, 'that he has gone with authority
from the Administration to Investigate the
eondiuon OF the island, to ascertain the senti.
ments OF Its people, and, If the circumstances
appear favorable. to renew with President
baez me negotiations for the admission of the
dominican Republic as one Of the United
States"
Evening star., 1869-08-05

The cause Of the strike Of the Bank Plate
Printers is stated to be as foilows:-The Uni.
ted States Government has entered into con.
tracts with the America and the National
Bank Note Companies, of New York, for the
printing OF the new fractional currency, con.
sisting OF ten, fifteen, twenty. five and fifty
cent notes. The plates used In printing these
notes are two inches wider and one in ch
shorter than the old plates, and hence. it is as
serted, require more time and labor to print
from. On July Goth, three of the printers EN-.
ployed by the National Bank Note Company
asked for an increase Of ten cents on the old
rates for every one hundred impressions, and
were In conseq uence discharged. Forty.four
Of their fellow.workmen, out Of sevent six
employed by the company, then struck on July
18th. The American Bank Note Company has
refused to pay the advance, and all its print.
ers are still at work.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

The Bryan Congressional Republican Con.
venion IN Texas yesterday unanimously NOM
inated Gen w. L. Clark to represent the third
Congressional district In Congress. The nom.
ron Is considered equal to election.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

TEE ALABAMA ELBcrIoH-Sumcient re.
turns have been received from Alabama to In
dieate the certain election Of Parkinson, Dem.
eeIa', oy several hundred majority, IN the third
district. Buckley, (of the Montgomery dis.
uietl buek, tof the Mobile district.) and
Hays, all Republicans, are elected 20 Coner,..
Evening star., 1869-08-05

THs NATIONAL LABOR UNIoH.-Notics has
been given that The third annual session OF the
National Labor Union viii be neld I'm Ph,la.
deIphia on the 18Th Of August. All trade
unions, al labor organizations OF every klnd.
IN every part Of the country-whether COM
posed OF men or women-are EMIT led to repre-.
santafinn
Evening star., 1869-08-05

Four companies Of San Francisco militia
have been mustered out OF the service for dis.
obedience Of orders In refusing to march in a
Fourth Of July procession, In which colored
men were allowed TO take part.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
RAILROADS.

0ALTIMoRl AND OHIO RAILROAD.
z
:: :;I. Ea6 4SH
ere nov run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIM0Rl.
.ss Ysss sS'ss $50 !sSc,c: 4 81: : ana :ss sss
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
.ns 'svs SS:ss :.Ss's sunday q and $50
Lev: ,. 49,; ::.,A; q: s.a s:aof. Z. 10 .r.,. to
roH roEHs BsGEfHodku. sGFRAdk ....-
Leeye o. . a. H., and l9:ls, $50, $40, and
leave st . A. u and so aaA T:l3 p. II.
-! essss q 1ss s:as:s sSa:s ..
Sa Sn ssssssS:. sssssa Z : .es .sa s.,
;sSs.,s e ssI:y sts.i,c visS trains koa Bsiti
Thro.sh sieIst: 70 u. % Wet L c.n M b. hsd q ,h.
ne day: Also. 81 tHs 0ompsnyS once, ioS
icketi .t the avenue Once can there srrsage %
s and sss s
70. Esw Yers = fhSilo6slphia snd Boston. -
". N. OOLE, GENERAL Ticket Agent.
aoS GEO. 3. KOOHTz. General Agent.
THR0UeH LINE BITwBEN wAeHINGroH
AHih1AWP1TdofRalA' Inv ToRR.A AND d AH
Trains between WAsHINGr0H AND NEW
YORK are now run a. follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, ssitkoss eIaags of eays
Leaye daily except eunday) as 4. n, and
:4s and p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
kuD AZ r
as and $40 p. II.
Oh SUNDAY.
keays for New York st $40 2. L.. and Phils-
Dhia at $40 p. II.
coping esn isr New York on r. u. trai.
y.
Through tickets to Philadslphis, usv York, or
3oston can b bed at the Station 0oO ot eli 10 mn
= the day, Also, e the Company once, No.
aekst. e The Avsa1s once can there aFrsnss o
nave their oSegAOo called Tor and chocked st thsfr
rssidencs, taksa he depot, and pat in the -.
Bss Bsitiners aad Ohio RaIlrosd sdvsrsissmeus
sos sehed1iss 5sewssa Warrington, Baltimore, An.
j. =. WILSON, nastse Of Transpcrtasieu
i. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
90 - 0DO. D. KO0NfE. Agent. Wa1hfngton.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

NEW MusIc.-From Mr.. John F. Ellis, the
publisher, we have the Edgecood March, com.
posed by Brainard T. Spencer.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

From Prender & Go. we have once We.E
and the Liverpool Weekly Mercury, both for July
2lth
Evening star., 1869-08-05

Prentice fears the Chinese will eat up all the
BIRDS nests. We hope they will tackle the
dogs.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
.DooTOR sCnUMAN 4 DURANDv TONIC

.DooTOR sCHUMAH DURANDy TONIC!
zaS $ts5f
tn: P!:sse;r.uon !: eoapo;.d ot .n. osm,en.n,
gs,h :ps SSGs Hsn :n$ q.
1T IS cf8TTfIS lSTISs SEE ZEE s2s Rs. THE FOL-
Ineipient Consumption. Nervous Debility, Dys.
md eefss:ioS Spirit. Enes:si1s 11ne uss
q sniIituou. Lia1ors; Kheumstism Ulcers and
down and debIsated %esrs n,as snpatnn fsHm
avoid e ee
take this Tonic reeularly, and o few bottles will
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
PREPARED AT
No. 1875 WEST PRATT STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
CHARLEs sT0TT. 3!5 Psunsylvania avenue,
For sole by sli Drrssist:. auAm
PBOPOsALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
HEApq,Rs rIRsr MILITARY DIsrRrcrJ
.s!y ir ss s:e.aI.a
So Fl .s s: S:' :SSss
S SSsSd: 81. !; # s:sS1 s'a:: .r,n:
% barrels Of Pickled Herrings (LeDrsdof No. IL
so S:srsi: q Flour c'i1sra." Riehnsnd 1asp.c.
AGO pounds Of Corn Neal toity Mills preferred,
:. 2, 70 e
;ss.a: sssss: & g.: Z ;.'t
@ @eSs ;ossd: q Ca .sd ,u a, in ,,,oa.
.:ei sis ss:, a: ). accompanied ,, fair ..npl.
Sophie :sS:..:s sa.s % "a: g sa,.r.i..p.s. mass
9e SHiiysred = ths Qai,sd .aSeistsncs De No.
iisss:s iss s::. q g e e.
8: :: !: s;s;s Ri. l. regard
comn'''ar' General Of sabsiss1es, ,T1icIAA. g e 4.
ss,' !s:s IN: n:si s., IA ~: ssS: y
FIJI AZ g. 3. 3, e
so:;.s g es:P' 2 su;';e 4 sSs
f:sss :'''''' 'es{ se SsHfaaros. isisss A..ss.
Sf: yoasy RAtL, 2 I!ss.s.. School Of 1sry.
Tll%ePS6i leP6i = s.s So5, TInTY 1ssse!; Hr.: 7: 4.
ga .;sa: "a :s:s: s.;s. Ten ssE';
I'D BARR1Ls
- = --'-IE r-.ir- -ratf ..l Es s. .EH
0BuUIND Older vIHBoAV, rtr
From YoRK, PRNHsYLvANIA.
...s Also, % t-afth
tn. yBlHoH wIHI vINEeAR.
FRESH SPICES, Us
aRIIH oIAGIR;
SUGARS 111AILID AT COgr.
VERY OLD wHIsKnYs. WIuEs. &C.
o. WlTnER,
1l9 RsanUivaais avenue,
jysl Between 18th and nth streets.
9 01O 00n BRICKS TOR GALE BIZ ",
SSVVVsOVV +. WALkEB co.. al2 q
eSrecS, 0esveen 9Th and nh. or q the Arlington
brlce VOLT, Eear south end Of The Long Bridge.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

~The railroad to the top OF Mount Wash.
ingtoE Is successful.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
FOB SALE.

FOR SALE.
EOR SALI-First class GROCERY, Inquire
corner 18th and streets. au St.
EOR SALE L0w-sI 900 CORPORATION
l. 01ORG1TOWN STOCK
THOMAS DowLIHa,
ao u Auchoneer, Georgetown.
N'OR eALB-A FAMILY CARRIAGE, panel
a back and sides. suitable tor summer or winter
use, snd nearly new. Also, pair Of veil matched,
sound and gentleH0RSEs and silver plated double
dAhn1Ss Dan be seen at the stable OF PRICH
bkO., 9th ST., near La. avenue. an 2st'
FOB eALE-A RARE CHANCE-A handsome
bLACkHAWK MARE, z years old; lsN
nsnds hieh cannot bs surpassed for style IN
in the pfstricti perfectly gentle and reiia GA
Die Aleo, . new open BUGGY, SINGLE HAR-
NHeS. SADDLE, and WHIP The whole OUTFIT
VIII be sold very cheap, as the owner has no
iurther use for the ablishment. INQUIRE Al
rnIOH stables, 9th street, between y and La,
seenoe. UD
LOB eALB-One FOUR POCKRT BILLIIRp
tABLk Inquire Of b. b. CLARK, 331 AZ,
street. corner d south. yla n
~ Chance for Builders.-A BUILDING contain.
Ing about l51e0 Brick Also, Q number Of sHEDs
One small Blldine used for Q dwelling and one
oSs oDsq ,1r sE Ses The sursnscer % take down
For sale cheap - oesh ApRlT
ep1d as Fffteenth street.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On tn. p.ss!os u SfaSfhY III u61f B6%filN7. " Of
Ballston Spa. T., praying for the extension Of q
patent eranted to him on the nth day Of November,
ISs*, Tor an improvement In Knitting Machines:
N 10 ordered that said petition be heard ct
this once on the lst day Of November next Any
Ierson may oppose this extension. Objections, de-
p0e1tfons and other papers should be hled in this
onace twenty days before the day OF hearing.
., SAMUEL 8 FIHHEe,
an o-laWW Commissioner Of Patents.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

w o o DI Voc OD,
Nine Hundred Cords Of
HICKORY, OAK. BAKERS AND SPRUCE
PINE WOOD
for sale at low rates ct G L. SHERIFF's Coal
ohte on psnBsylven avenue, between Sd and A.,
sn No 43J. will be prom pity attended to. au5-lm
CARRIAGES CARRIA0Es! OARRIA9Rs,rl
g.yine removed e Il: corner q s.he
and streets, opposite old stand. I have 2SE
nov on hand fine assortment Of first-class CAR.
promptly attended to-; A large lot Of second hand
Carriages on hand. ROBERT b. GRAHAM.
Corner 9Th and D streets,
au6-n< ana Al 8 6th etreee
Evening star., 1869-08-05

lJOwN THE RIvER.
By Oliver Optic. The last of the s'Starry Hlas
Evening star., 1869-08-05

100000 fs%yeKs %askrH ESr sd5. o5..: sIa sf Y; 4
Briok Works, Iear south end of The Long bridge.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

fsa ss!fSs afSssc ss,.: : 81 Il IA: A;
fsil and siieisnt corr of tsScherS fos circuiSrs
or inform etioa aDDly 30 ths Rector. i91 street.
ca S-oo1ots =, :
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-30
DEATH OF WIGarMAN CHApuAy-

DEATH OF WIGHTMAN CHAPMAN
One Of our Oldest citizens passed away
from earth, on Saturday morning after q
well spent life, crowned with virtue and
years Wightman Chapman, believed to
be defendant of Hon. Robert Chapman
who came from Hull, Eng, in 1865, land
settled at Saybrook, Conn, was the old>
est of nine children, three only of whom
survive him, and was born at Hartford,
this State, March 18th 1856. Conse.
quently he was SO years of age at the
time Of his death. About 1905, he came
to New Haven where he married Mary
Squires, by whom he had three children,
all of whom The buried there, within few
weeks of each other. Soon afterwards
he removed to Middlebury. In 1919 he
married Anna Wilson by whom he had
seven children, four of whom survive him,
For thirty,two years from 1921, he resi-
ded in Weybridge, and thence he moved
to Brandon where he renamed until 1868
and then he came to Middlebury and
spent the remaining years of his life, re d,
spected and beloved by all. He was a
communicate of st. Stephens church, in
this village, consistent in his life, and
sincerely mourned at his death though
with the chastened sorrow of assurance of
hope, that he has passed tc better land
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-30

The Vergennes charter election, last
Tuesday resulted in the election of john
E. Roberts, mayor; aldermen, c. d.
Keller, +. w. Coe, i. +. Goss, Edward
Wheeler clerk, w. G. Sprague; Superin.
tendent, George w. Grandey. meeting
adjourned until april 9th,
An aged citizen of Orwell, named
Brewer, was buried on Thursday. He was
about 80 years of age.
j. II. Headlee will sell at publol
auction, ut his residence in Shoreham, on
Friday April 9th, all his personal prop
erty, consisting Of stock, agricultural ims
pliments, household furniture, &c., &c.
The farm is already sold.
-. II. Sumner of Bristol has sold his
restaurant and residence in that village to
Willard Daniels, for $4,000.
--Messrs George N. Dixie and A. H.
Sumner, of Bristol, will sell at public
auction, on Thursday April 9Th, a large
lot of horses. harnesses and carriages, and
five mich cows. The sale will take place
in front of the hotel. Sales positive
Terms made known on the day OF the
sale.
VERMONT RECORD, The following is
the valedictory of Mr.. Alderman, of the
Vermont Record and Farmer
As announced in another column, am
done with this paper. | am not sorry, and
| suppose the majorth of the people are
not. Therefore, all being pleased, there
is no need of further remark.
Ed, p. Alderman,
Brattleboro, March 18Th, 1869.
The Bristol Academy has now about
seventy scholars and is regarded as in an
especially hourishing condition. The
Principal, Mr. Benton, is acquiring an
enviable reputation as teacher.
bristol proposes soon to have paper
Of her own, 1t will probably be issued
monthly, Much success to the enter
prise.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-30
LNIRE FIRE FIRE

The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
OF Montpelier, VT, having uow been in successful
operation seventeen years without ANY ASSESS
MENrs, is prepared to insure dwelling houses,
barns sheds, aud oatbnildngs, and personal prop
erty in like buildings, from 10 TO 20 per cent
cheaper than any other COM any in the State
No. Of Policies in force, II, APP.
Amount Of property insured, eli, 1885, 1922 90
premium notes force. 779,022 VI
Net cash. surplus, 3s, 5Is SO
Having taken the agency for this Company in
the towns Of BIandon and Sudbury, in Rutland
county, and all of the towns in Addison County.
but terrsburgh, Monkton aud Lincoln. propose
TO devote nv whole time and attention to the
business OF insuring for said company, and hope
to be able to meet the wants OF the public in this
department much better than III made it secon-
Diary business. Any person residing in the above
county desiring TO he insured anew, Or change
their old Policies by giving me a dav or two 5
notice, by letter. will be attended to without de-
lay, and at as cheap a rate as il lived In their
own town.
GEORGE n. Dixie. Agent.
Bristol. Vt. October rs, 1866. BLY,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-30
ADDISON co COURT; ! Gu.tavus A. Austin
Willirm Smith.

December Term, 1868. Wlirm Smith.
Gu'taVus A. Austin, Of Orwell in tho County OF
Addison, having entered in said Court, at the
term thereof held on the Second Tuesday OF De-
cember, A. II. 1861, his writ and declaration a.
gainst William Smith, late Of ShoTeham in said
County declaring in plea OF the case, for that
the said defendant with one Orlando Curtis aud n.
Hubbard, by his note jointly and severally, exc
cuted with said Curtis and Hubbard. dated Nov.
"a, 1900, for value received promised to pay the
plaintiff or order, one thousand dollars in thirty
months from date.
Also in further plea of the case for that the saiu
defendant. by his certain other note of the same
date, jointly and severally signed bv himself and
said Curtis and Hubbard promised to pay the
plalntih or Order Tor value received two thousand
dollars in one year, with interest at six per cent -
demanding in damages the sum Of five thousand
doars,-on which writ there is a return of service
by attachment Of Il real estate, and equity of
redeeming the same in the town of Shoreham
And said cause having been continued from term
TO term until the present term of this Court and
IT being made to appear that the said defendant
resides without this State, that service of said
writ cannot be had upon him and has not had per-
sOnal notice OF this suit. 1t is ordered that said
cause be continued to the next term of this Court
TO be held at MddlebuTy on the first Tuesday of
June. A. ID. 1869, and that Ia the meantime no.
tice OF the tendency thereof be given said defend
ant by publication Of this order together with the
substance on the declaration, three weeks success
sively in the Middlebnry Register a public news
paper printed at said Middebury, the last Of which
publications shall be at least twenty DAYS prior to
said next term. ID. STEWART, Clerk
JoHN w. STEWART Atty Of Pl'f. 1w3
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District ofAddison. Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the es-
tate OF WILLIAM TYLER,
late OF Goshen in said district deceased, and also
sill claims and demands Inhibited in Offset thereto.
and six months from the Sth day II March being
allowed by said Court tor that purpose, we do
therefore give notice that we win attend to the
business OF our said appointment at the dwelling
house Of Nathan Capen in Goshen on the last
Wednesdays OF March, and August, 1863 from
nine o'clock A. NJ, until four O'Clock p. NJ. no
each OF said DAYS.
Dated at Goshen thi, 10th day of March A. D.,
J. Il. vaill Com,,.
Ross Noin r''