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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-26

THE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. 8. PRO-
PHITT, N. D., need no recommendation
their well known power In removing the diseases pc
cular to our Southern climate having already estab-
iished for them an eaviable reputation IN Georgia
and the adjoining states AS the majority OF persons
living In the South nre predisposed to disease Of the
Liver, II is granted by all intelligent physicians thst
most Of the pains and aches OF our people are dne
to org ,nic or functional derapgement OF that mpor-
tant organ. Prophiu's Liver Medicine and Ant-
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root Of the eva.
They cure the Liver which in nine cases out Of en-.
is at the bottom of tie Coughs Dyspepsia, Collie,
Sick Headache rheumatism, Constipation. Men,
strual Distractions, &C., so common among our
people Esrache, T0othache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind flee before
PROPHlTT's PAIN KILL 1T
like chan before the wilma.
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naRBY,s PRUPHYLACTIC FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Aka. H. S. phess, Of Georgia.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Go September 20. 1868.
Darbys Prophylactio Fluid ts an article OF little
cost but great value. Its domestic as well as medi
cinal uses are numerous, while its speeialies are
most wonderful have not been without it for
ten Years. snd no head of family who can afford
to have 1t should be without II. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-26
The New York Vegetable MARI ct.

The New York Vegetable Harriet.
The Nes York Journal Of Commerce, Of Wednt g.
d June "a, tsye:
lhe MARKET u well supplied. Bermuda pota.ot
are beiiu. a. 50 10 per /; bernIud, tomstoes have
lun out; do onions esrce and nrm at S4aA 6o per
boil an, 4s5c De- ID in h.mpers Norfolk tomit es
IS per bu, hsl: Caar eston aud SAvaLLah do ~ PEI
bnsael; Norfolk cucumbers IS 6oa4 per crate;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-26

The New Yor ur III. Of commerce OF Wednes'
day, Jane f3. y, ates:
The demand from the outof-town dealers con-
tinues to be good aud with reduc stock prices
are IN ihe sellers iavor. ONE any ttelc.s have
beeu sold We quote sX &c for Carolina. hangoon
is du aud pli es are nominal. The ony inquiry ts
ior email parcels for hoe use and these a. arely
rfhclent 70 make quo ations; 200 uags sod at 7sa
AZ curreucy, Lot, In bonds are quoted at 2Aa3A.
pold. Exports for the week, 256 ohls; eIpor.s from
January l. 1s4 ics aud 20.7 tbls Exports sane iole
last wear 900 CO and Clio btls.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-26
Mariue Mems.
Port OF Ch;,rlasLs,n. June 20
PORT @CALENDAk.

PHA Il OF rHE MooS.
Last Quarter, I'd, 2 hours. Linnie. mo: ming.
New Moon, 9th, 10 hours, 40 minutes evebitg 6.
First Quarter, 10th. 0 hours, minutes, evening.
Fun Nd1n. 2Sd, 8 bours l9 m,ruitn morninc.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-01-05
December 10th.
General state News.

The conditions on which Swanton
and Highgate voted aid to the Lamoille
Valley railroad have been removed,
and the enterprise has thus been great
ly encouraged
The barn of widow Mitchell at
Fairfield, with eight oxen, four COWS,
&C., was burned up on Saturday land
Louis Blanchards harness shop at
Bellows Falls met u like fate this
night before.
Roswell VI. Field of Missouri, Who
is mentioned as Senator Henderson.
successor, is the son of the late Gen.
Martin Field of Newfane
A railroad workmon named Gun
bingham was frozen to death in trying
to walk from Montpelier to MiddIcseN
on Saturday night
One third Of $500 600 voted by liut-
land to aid the Rutland and Wood
stock railroad on Tuesday, Is to be paid
in ten, another in fifteen, and the last
in twenty years, with interest ut per
cent.
The dedication of ,hc new Rutland
opera house, with the Parepa- Rosa
troupe, OH Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, WAS an unqualified success,
and was attended each evening hv fully
1000 persons.
seven mile, ofwatcr pipe have been
laid in Burlington since June, ana the
work Of supplying the town is substan-
TALLY completed. The reservoir holds
? 23G, eco.
Our next president is Of Vermont
extraction. Among the proprictors e
whom the town of Norwich was char
tered in 1851 was Adoniram Grant a
brother of The. great grandfather ol
Ulysses
Mr.. l., Haitlcs, Of Fore.tdale, died
Suddenly Dee, 3oth, while AT work in
his ban.
The Kulland Court House commit
tee have not yet located the new build
ing.
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George II. Scott, Esq, will addlcss
the Vergenncs Lyccun this evening,
on The Battle of Gettysburrh."
Hon. George w. Grandey, messen-
ger 10 deliver the certificates Of the
Presidential vote OF Vermont to the
President Of the senate, left Vcrgennes
for Washington, last Friday.
3. B. Allen, Esq, the veteran school
teacher of Vergcnnes, graduate Of
Mlddlebury College, was the recipient
Of Christmas present from his friends
and pupils, consisting Of copy Of
Websters unabridged dictionary, a suit
of clothes, Burton's Anatomy of Mel
oncholy, Masonic Token for 1869, and
an Illustration Of the National game.
The French paper soon to be pub
lished in Vergennes, which We mem
toned last week, is to be called IL I'm
ion Canadienne" and will be published
at the Vermonter Office 10y Jas. Falardo
and edited by Mr.. Edouard Duquet,
The receipts from the Christmas
entertainment at Stevens hotel were
one hundred and fifty dollQrs
LINCOLN. - Mr.. John LamE, Sen,
died recently al the residence of his son
IN Lincoln, aged upwards or6O years.
4-John Cove and George Varney of
lincoln, on the 22l ult, tracked for twd
miles and finally freed and killed, 4
lynx which measured three feet in
length 1t was in Bristol where they
caught the yarmint.
STARKsBoRo. A span Of horses
drawing load Of cheese, broke away
from their driver, ran down the street
upsetting and breaking sleigh belong
ing to S. Taft, which stood in front o.
Livermore u Meads store, and were
finally brought up by one of them being
brought down. Fortunately the dam.
age was slight.-The Starksboro peopl,
had christmas tree at the new church
The snow in this town is about l,
inches deep.--Mrs. Seneca Brown dice
recently, aged about 30 years
HANCocK, Further improvements
The Hancock people, last fall, raised
up their church edilice and put su
perb Town Room under 1t. They also
lifted up their church and furnished i
in modern style, according to the fash
ions OF the day, so that nothing is nov
wanting, in that line, but a regular min
ister.-Dr. E. II. Sprague, former res
ident of Weybrldge, has built him
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-01-05

2oI East 3lst Street New York,
Dear Sir For three weeks past have been
using your PLANTATION BIrTkRs. For more
than four months past have been suffering
from what my doctor said was nervous pros
tration' being unable to endure hardly any
physical or mental labor without great fatigue.
But had not used the Bitters week before
was conscious of their benefting me as nothing
else had, and ! have continued to gain very
rapidly since, till now | am able to pc about
my usual household duties. To all who are
afflicted With general debility I can testify
from experience that the Bitters are invaluable.
Yours truly,
MARGARET +. STONE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-01-05
RUTLAND 8 BURLINGTON RAILROAD.



The annual meeting of the Y. M
c. Association for the election ofoflicers
will be held this evening at 9 o clock.
The concert by Philip Philips, the
singing pilgrim" at the Methodist
church, on Thursday evening, gave
pleasure to quite a large audience,
which nearly filled the house. Mr.
Davis who accompanied Mr.. Philips
and assisted him, is an excellent basso,
and many were quite as well pleased
with him az with the distinguished
soloist himself.
After the concert, on Thursday
evening, DR.. Kitchel preached dis
course in the Methodist church, and
the usual watch meeting of prayer and
conference filled the remainder of the
time until midnight.
"A young NJ. D. from Washington,
came into town last week, and boldly
carried Off one four young ladies, first,
going into the Episcopal church on
Wednesday evening, and there publicly
declaring his intention
Mt. Nebo Lodge No. 81, 1. Q. G. r.,
holds its weekly meetings, Wednesday
evenings. The next meeting will be
held in their new hall in Nichols Block.
Every other week, the meetings ale
devoted to literary exercises.
The Addison County Agricultural
Society will hold its annual meeting,
for the election of officers and other
business, in this village, on Wednesday,
January Goth, at II o'clock a. m. The
success of our annual Fair is, in q meas
ure, determined by the action of the
society at its annual meeting. A little
previous thought bestowed upon the
business desirable to be done always
tells to the advantage Of the Society.
We hope the policy Of making our an
nual fairs more horse races, may be dis
cusse1. It seems to us that speed in
horses, however desirable, is not over
shadoving inits Importance, and should
not monJpoll1e tlc attentions ofthe poo
pie TO the exclusion OF matters OF more
importance to the agricultural inter-
e-t
A. +. Ellsworth OF Whiting, lost
his poehet-Jooi in the streets Of Mid
dleGury, on Tuesday last, which was
picked up by Mr., circuit Of New Haven
and returned to Mr.. Ellsworth, re-
ceiving three dollars for his trouble.
EAST MIDDLEBUEY.-J. +. Cham
pin and a Frenchman from the @celey
district had n lit(le unpleasantness on
Thursday evening, in Chaulplin's store,
which resulted in a black eye and
some other Inconvenience for the lat
ter, and some uncomfortable scratches
for the former The occasion I'M
known
The ne, proceeds of the Pilgrims
supper given by Inc Ladies of Middle
bury was $9j.
We are requested to state Chat W.
II. Meekin, who was recently injured
by a truclllc car running over him, is
not section hand, rs We stated, but
was only assisting one of the hands at
the time Of the accident The car struck
him, doubled him up, and passed over
him.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-01-05

THE AMERICAN COOKING STovE-The only
real base burner. 1t is we'll known fact that
in cooking stove with an elongated fre-box
the lire will die out at each end, and n largo
quantity Of dead coal will accumulate at these
points. To prevent this in the American and
to add and make a uniform combustion through
all parts Of the fire-box, air is admitted into n
hollow chamber at the top of the stove above
the fire and carried through this hollow heated
chamber down to near the bottom of the fire-box
at each end, and then admitted directly into the
burning mass OF coal. By this means uni
form combustion is obtained in all parts of the
hre-chamber. and less coal consumed, and a
more continuous fire can be kept than in any
other stove. This new patented Improvement is
another great acquisition to this already world
renowned cooking stove, which is now on the
Fair grounds only for exhibition, where it can
be seen by all DESTROYS of examining its many
perteetions, and is for sale by Warrant & South
| worth, of this city, agents for Shear, Packard
\ 20 =, of Albany .-Rccbesiey Democrat, Oct
! LIST.
SHEER. PACKARD 6 Co., Albany, NY. 70,
sale by WFIcn EARL, Mddie5ury. 3Tws
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sprtial 85uftnp,
u,O CONSERVATIVES The Ad.

'EO OONSB JILL ~ fe1 - NC Au-
vertiser, having been restored to hcal'h IN
few weeks by n simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with a severe lung affection,
aud that dread disease, Consumptipn--is anxious
to make known to his icllow-sulcrcrs the means
of cure. To all who desire it he win send copy
Of the prescription used Gree Of CHARGE with the
directions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Bron
chitis, &c. The only Object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he co. .ccyos to be
Invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer viii try
prove n blessing. Parties wishing the proscrip-
tion will please address Raw. EDWARD A. WILL
son, lGj South Second st.. Willlamshnrgh. Kings
County, NY. 3)w3
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, GENrLEMAN from Osweao. On a

a tEN IfNl ~ rom bsWego, ON "A
IA summer trip down the 81. Lawrence, stop.
ped over sun lay 1T the Dunnagsnn Hotel, ~
Montreal, G. f. in Il q summer Of 1866. Dulmg
the day Sunday he was .easel with Crampa,
vomiting, violent purginr, Sc Indicating IA
disease called Canada Cholera. he dispatched II
servant Tor medicines to The crUtgst; but ON
SUNDAYS those Con civatoiic, Of medicines are
closed - poor show Tor those who ret aick ON
Sundays
He was constantly growia, wore until his
,vmromS became alarming. David Gale the
then manager, callcl ON me aud wished ME t0 see
him. Immediately gave him tea spoonful Of
Ready Relief. diluted ia half tunhlcr Of water
In a few minutes. his cugntcnauoc. wore y livclv
and pleasant expression, and he remarked: 81
feel much better" II feel EASY" "thc pains anil
(ramps are leaving me- ~ cculc heat Is spread
tlg all over my bolv. Ia tne course Of an hour
gave him another dose. IN an hour after that
Be- ate his dinner. In tue ayenlng he attended
church On his retum 10 Montreal hy called GA
he aud stated that be believed Railway Ready
Relief saved 'is lite j RRuvAY, ". -.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-01-05
STATE OF VERMONT Addison


Ins Probate Court Tor the District of Addison
/" all persons interested in the estate u
ASA MARTIN,
late 'l Orwell in said district, deceased
William T. Martin ,.r,......--. Greeting
porting 10 be the last will and tesla ment Of tI-
sru ASa mariln deceased, for probate and allcw.
Vermont rou are hereby notified to anne,r hssor..
S Saiul Probate Court at session thereof. TO be
n9deh at the Office OF said court in Middleh,rv n.
MONDAY Jan. l1th, 1868, at 10 O'Clock in ths or.
noon ana show cause, it any you have. why said
issiumeht should not be allowed and pro ysd !.
the last will and testament of said dece,ls. w -
Dated at Niddlshnry, this 10th day Of Dec.
'7'"' JED $. BUSHNELL.
Register
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STATE OF N-ERMONT-Djstriet of


ihe Probate Court Tor the District nj A5,;.,
!" Az persons Interested in the estate of
LORA WALES.
'"'s " "eNhrdge, in said district, deceased.
f.,s,. Dr,l. .,......r. Greeting /.
ii'', oi thc sad Lora Wales, deceased, present.
his petition, in writing, stating that the ResI
h,tItc OF sad deceased is so situated that il can.
moi he divided, and that il will be benesc;sI .,
me interests OF al her egatees to have the Who'll
OF sa'd estate sold under order of this Court n,
tne purpose OF dividing the proceeds thereof
ae.etaolY 10 hei iast viii and testament and ask,
hS license to sell the same for such nurnoss
:. Therefore by the authority of the State a..
vermont you are hereby notified to appesr
before said Probate Court, at a session tber..
81 to he held at the Probate Office. in Mddlo,u-S
III saiI District, on Monday. the llth day of Jan
mex. 'l8OSh at ten clock in the forenoon. ana
-how cause, ii any NoH have whv sucb ican. =
should not be granted. '' Nee"'e
Dated at saii Niiilrhury this 1Gth day of Dec
g. T.. 1868 VT Hsc'.
,o.. JED $, BUSHNELL,
Register
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An lrishman called at drug store to get a
bottle Of 'JohnsOn's Anodyne Lniment' for
the rheumatism, the druggist asked him in
what part of the body it troubled him most
BE me soul, " said he, 81 have it in livery
hGul and conner er me. -
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pretty cottage, just outside the yiIlage
Of Hancock on the road TO Middlebury
Quite number of the farmers of this
town are going deeper and deeper into
the fine wool sheep business and i'm
proving their barns and houses. Among
these are f. A. Maynard, G. p. May
nard who has just brought home a SUI
perior stock buck which he purchased
of L. G. Mead Cornwall, and Mr.. +. II.
Maynard. The tavern house on the
summit of the mountain has changed
hands, and is undergoing thorough re-
pairs in spite of cold and snow.
WEYDRIDoE.-Ther was a Christmas
tree at the Episcopal Church on which
were suspended presents to the value of
more than one hundred dollars. Every
body was remembered and of course
they had pleasant time-The prohib-
tory liquor law will be discussed at the
Weybridge Lyceum next Saturday eve
ming. The government bonds amoun-
ting to $4,000, which Mr.. Philo Jewett
buried in ashes for safety, and which
were bleached into almost worthless
paper, last fall, have been recognized
by the Treasury department, and the
money refunded. Mrs. G.. w Cherbino
slipped on the snow and fell breaking
her arm near the wrist, on Saturday
December 10th. --
BRIDPoRT.-Nineteen deaths occur
red in this place during the year 1868.
Eight Of these persons were 20 years OF
| age or over. Two sisters were aged re-
gpectively 90 and 90 years The whole
Average was 54A years.-The relglous
Interest here continues and increases.
| The young and the middle-aged. and
very many children, are turning TO the
| Lord.
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STATE OF vERMONT-Djs,rict o,


Inc Probate Court for the District or Ada;.o
~ II" persons interested in the estate of
MARll.LA II. JENISON.
'"'e % Hn'reham in said District, deceased.
Marvin North, administrator of IN. est.t. X.
'aid Narilla II. Jenison, deceased nres.n" III. us
r,.Hn IN writing stating that by reason Of 5sr.
residing out Of this State and the dificntr
viding the real estate of said decea sed /. VI III
Sary an! WIN be conducive to the interests of ali
Persons interested in said estate to se the ,yba d
Uo .e sae under order of this Court for the pur
Tr license to sell the same for such purposs .IA's
lnore'ore' by the authority of the State ~ w.,
m'nl you are notified to appear before This Coup,
a, the session thereof TO be held at the proh.,.
Ohcs in Middlebury in said District. ON MouSs
aue Io'i oay OF January next G.D, 1861 and SHOW
cause 1t any you have, why said licenses sbould
not be granted. 's'e' snouuo
Dated at said Middlebury, this 22ud dav of ~.
cember, IN. 1853. N"y VI we
iVN' JED S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil is Just the
article to keep in tie house to relieve any kind
of pain to cure cold, or Group, or sore throat,
or cholie pains, cramps, and lameness Of any
kind. Try it, reader, and you won't be
without it to use in your family.
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SuocE sFUL, BECAUSE OF SUPERIOR MEsIr.
Mrs. 5. A. ALIENS lMrRovFD(new style) HAIR
REsToRsR or DREssING, On one bottle, ) Every
Druggist sells it Price One Dollar. 40g4
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THE
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
SrFkH A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THEIR
FIRG MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR

NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILES
Ol the line west from Omaha completed, and the
work is going ON through the winter. As the
distance between tho finished portion Of the I'm
ion and Central Pacific Railroads is now less than
400 Hes, aud both companies pushing for
ward the work With great energy, employing over
s1OOo men, there can be no doubt that the wholr
GRAND LIKE TO TIE Pacific
will I've opsn for business in the Summer of 1869.
The regular Government Commissioners have
pronounced the Union Pacific Railroad to be
FIRST CLASS In every respect and the Special
Commissioner appointed by tho President says
Taken as whole THE Union TACTIC RAIL-
ROAD HAS BEEN WELL CONSTRUCTED, AND THE
GENERAL ROUTE FoR THE LINE EXCErDISGIr WE'LL
StldcrEp. Inc energy and perseverance with
which the work has been urged forward and the
rapidly with which 1t has been executed arc
without parallel in history, and in grandeur and
magnitude oil undertaking it has never been equal
led The report states that any deficiencies that
exist are only those incident TO all new roads
and that could not have been sveided without ma
terislly reardins the progress Of the great work.
such deficiencies are supplied by all railroad corn.
panies after the completion a toe line, when and
wherever experience 81 ows them to 10 necessary.
lhe report concludes by nving that "the country
has reason to congratulate itself that this great
work OF national Importance is so rapidly APP
proaching completion under such favorable aus
pieces. The Company NOW have In use 1877 loco
motives aud nearly 1000 cars Of all descriptions.
large additional equipment is ordered to he
ready in the spring. The grading Is nearly COM
pleted, AMI ties distributed for 800 miles in al
vance Of tho western end OF the track. Fully ia
miles Of iron for new track are now delivered est
OF the Missouri River. and 90 miles are en- route
The total expenditure for construction purpose, in
advance Of the completed portion vi the roaj <
not less than eight million dollars,
Beside donation from the Govt. Of tl2.Sr0
acres Of land per mile, the Company is entitled to
a subsidy in L. $. Bonds on its line as completed
and accepted, at the average rate Of about s29.
COO or mile, according to he difficulties cucouu-
tered, for which the Government takes second
lien as security. The Company have already
received 80, ljS000 OF this subsidy, of which II
lith
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a. tlemau who -uHrre for wears trom N,rv.n.
Debility. Premature Decay. AMI All ihrea.-t- 81
Youthful udiScretiou. win io, ,ue sake 90 suffering
humanity scni tree to all wl" need it tAa I.eirt
and direction for makW- ihe >iupl teurlN Ly
hv which he was curot sufferer Wishing. ir..
nt 10y II ui'ertiser experience uan 500 80 hy ale
dressing ia perfect coun ~neo, lpGN b. ,DE&
No. t. Cellr it, ny 5gt3
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MIDDIEBURY. by
| Il \ W. c T. \ Il h

and in New York. mt the COmpany's Ol.cc, No.
20 Nassau st., and by JoHN J. CISCO & SoS.
Bankers, No 30 Wall st., and by the Company $
ADVERT ed agents throughout the United State.
BONDS sent free, but parties subscribing through
local agents, will look to Them Tor thor safe e-
livery.
\ new Pamphlet and Map was issued Oct. l,t.
containing report OF the progress of the work to
that date, and more complete st tement in re-
atiuu to the value OF the bonds than can he q, ri,
in an advertisement, which will he seat FREE on an
plicaiion at the Company'S offices, or to an, OF
the advertised agents.
~ The Coupons Of the First Mortgage Bond,
of the Union Pacific Railroad Company due Jan.
l't, 1869. will he paid on aud alter that date, n
Corn CotS, free Of Government Tav. At the CG.n.
paws Office, No. 20 Nassau ST., NY.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer New York.
Dee. 1911, 1873. soma
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-01-05

Have the readers of the Middlebury
Register ever used any of ,Parson Purgatiyc
Pills ~ if not, why not? they are the best
family physic, besides being the greatest anti
bilious remedy there is in this country
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-01-05

MAoNoLn WATER-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne and sold at hall the
price
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GTATE OF VERMONT-Di,trict ot

y Addison, SIS. "
Inc Probate Court Of the District Of Addison,
10 all persons interested in the estate Of
LINUS WILCOX,
'''e Of Orwell in said District, deceased.
an Instrument dated the 2sth day of septembef
AID. lopo, Is presented as the last will and tesla.
and allowance: 'oi P'oOs's
therefore, by the authority OF the Stat. of Yer.
mont, you are hereby notified to appear befor. TIL,
Probate Court, at the session thereof to be held Al
the Probate Office in Mddebury. in said District,
T H aMSondd az the 25th day of January next,
cause, II any you have, why said instrume,t
should not be allowed as the last win and tests.
a. u. 1868. JFDS pIiSuyrJi Dec,
4!:3w " 'o'"TLLL