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Vermont Items:
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

L. b. Gray, of Dorest. answered F,
New York fifteen dollar oriode watch adj
vertlsement and got an old cylinder es
caPement worth about S..
Manchester voted at the late town
meeting to exchange the bonds and stock
OF the Lebanon Springs railroad owned
by the town, for the bonds of said town
issued in payment for said roailroad bonds
and stock, and to give five per ceut pre-
MUM for said town bonds.
"A correspondent of the Manchester
Journal complains that if the expense of
the schools of the State increases as fast
Tor fifty years as it has for the past ten
years, it will amount to $4,000 per an
'um, and will make the dog tax 80 heavy
hat poor man with ten children wont
'e able to keep dog.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
-Alonzo Brown, carriage maker, Of st
ohnsbury Center, failed last week.
WIN. Wilson, of Lyndon, paid $12
he other day for indulging in the fun Of
citing drunk.
WIN. Ruggles, of Lyndon, who has
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Rutland Farmers Club.

:, The Farmers Club mo. a,.h; -.
+ on Monday evening President caIa.s;.,
. in the chair The .rh;oo. g. -,
2 ning's discpss;,, yas ..-rh. o.;
Mr. Hewett-Tbinks tb,t -.
: Danvers i the earliest on;,n ~
general cron thinks ,lo RI,,3 n,
: Waa+bar.folI ,hal.
Mr. T.raan Tt;,,.u =,
hast t,.r ,-.,,,,...r,.,- ~ = '''e
DIR. Goldsmith Thinks that f.r Ill;
mate thejWhite NoIer, ana YAM "a
vers are the best for early varieties I'D a.
Weathersfield for general cn1,,r, ~
potato onion and tb,.o r,;.,.a tr,....,..--
some three weeks earlier ,l,,u H. t.~,,
the black SEED
Mr., u.m,,t MI; -,
'''' " Id
tn. Win. y ,,tn.,.I ,t..,.
erately proapctiv. In, M. =, ~.
Well TIC ,o....,,I 80,
ant, bur not a oooa ka.,ar
MIR Landon-The I,of.,ro ,,;,,, 5
good favor. h!st Il n,nr kee,or. "a =,
seed i, too costly f.,r .,,.,.r.I MOO
Dr. Goldsmith -fb, ,.u!., ain. > a.,
potato onion j far a,rIy 49,
most costly of al o,;a,,
NJ. Hewett-I think n. h.,
method Of growing early onion. !.
by sets would uSe the seea If tho
Wo,tLor-G.Il.
Mr. Landon- Would ,,,. tI,..
al seed.
DIR. Gnld.nifh -Wn,l3 ,...,.. wa.
Portugal and i,llaw d ,nv.r. .x.l,,.;.1,
because thev nra h,,b .,rl, ,,5-f.;
ned. aud viii rip4u bef,,.. H.. ro4
A +, ho.y 10
raise list soil n ,o,ruro
Mr.. Lindon Wants mai.t .oiI
Mr.. Hrwrft- Wants mn. ~ ,no1;,,,,
moisture. 5
DR.. Goldsmith A por,u. all b,+ -,
Iry or hot the onions Mood !, ,naa..,1,.
warm. and too dry asou
M II ,
With a l,r.,. amount >, ,.n IL,
iuhs ana
>, :, qua "'u III III 'he
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NEW HARNESS SHOP.
!. IL. COTTON.

81 Fairhaven, desires to inform the public that he
mas opened branch shop in Rutland, corner
MaLn ana west ST., shop formerly occupied by
Burt, where he will keep on hand and male ~
leather. -, '"A ''aneo
n, Also, trunks, Valises. Ladies Leather Bags
Blankets, &C., &c. Repairing done nj the sbart,
est notice and satisfaction warranted
Aiso' large assortment in my shop in Fair.
AAS'SA- O"iA oAu see ll.w3m
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STATEOF VERMONT DISTRICT

Of NERMONT, DISTRICT
- oil Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
district of Rutland Wv
70 al persons interested in the estate of Jere.
niah Doco, late OF Shrewsbury, in said district.
uexyvasco, ihlestae, GREETING:
the said estate, having presented his petition in
writing 10 SAID court, setting forth that 1t would
be beneficial to the heirs and those interested in
sd estate TO sell the whole of said estate for tn.
purpose of division, all the heirs in This s.ata
consentlng thereto, and praying SAID court to
grant MIN license to the same, according to sell
Therefore,
by the authority of the State of Vermont. Won
are hereby notified to appear before said
court, at the Probate Office in Rutland, in
1869, to show cause, If any you have. why said
license should not be granted
Dated at Rutland, in said district this 18th dav
OF March, A. ID. 1869.
w. G. EDGERTON,
i'"o" Second Register
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The RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD THURSDAY. MARCH 10 90

i RUTLAND COUNTY CHORAL SOCIETY
quested to meet in convention at the re
ception room of Good Templars' hall, on
Merchants Row, in Rutland, on Tuesday
evening, March 90, at o'clock, to con-
suit relative to the formation of a County
Choral Society, for the purpose OF partic-
ipating in the exercises of the National
Peace Jubilee and Musical Festival, to be
held in Boston, on the 18th, 1 9th and
18th of June next The special bject of
the meeting is to choose officers and OBJ
tain the names of suitable persons in each
town in the county, thus enabling the
Central Committee to procure all the pub
locations of programmes and music for
free distribution among those who pledge
themselves to unite in the celebration. 1t
is hoped that the musical pride of the
county will be aroused to prompt exer-
ton in indicating the already well earned |
reputation of our citizens for musical |
ability.
II MEETS FUZZY EVERY DEMAND. Messrs I
Grover & Baker :. M. Co.: Gentemen-I have !
been using Grover & Rakers Sewing Machine for
something over ten years My long and constant
experience enables me to speak Understandings
of its many excellencies. | have done with ease
and dispatch every kind of sewing required in
large family. 1t meets fully eyery demand Of the
needle. 1 commend it with perfect confidence
and therefore with great pleasure, to all my
friends
Emily X. MCRrHY
Wife 81 Hey. Thomas &. Murphy, li03 Christian
ST PhilalnlDhia
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Amendment.

ATLANTA, Ga, March rs.
The House passed the 9th article of
the amendment by vote of "a to 46.
The Republicans present who did not
vote, Is; Republicans voting nay, 4. 1t
Is made the special order in the Senate
for tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
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CTATE OF VERMONT DISTPICT

OF hutland, -. The Probate Court for the
l. District of Rutland
10 all persons interested in the estate of Lucy
ceased t;nrrTt>',,.
by the authority of the State of Vermont Won are
hereby notified to appear before the said Probate
.ort, III the Probate Ofce IN Rutland in said dis
trict, on the 1T Tuesday OF April, A. u. lsGg Ia
snow cause II any you have, why the account OF
,. II kellogg executor OF the est4te of
saiu deceased should not be allowed, and also why
the residue of said estate should nor be dstrihn+i
to the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this iethda
of March, A. ID. 1869
Ito, w. e. EDGERToN,
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T LIBERATION NOTICE.

Inn Y TO certify that have this day given INV
con. klbert L. BCird, his time during the -.
mainder Of his minority, and shall claim nons NJ
NJ 49, nor pay any debts Of his contr.ctins.
Ch;.. THOMAS f. BAIRD.
Aafcn ~ 1908 llw3ws
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COMMISSIONERS EoTIcp

- The undrr-i med, hasing been appointed lbs
the Hon Probate tuuIt Ton the District II Rut.
Lthd COMMISSIONERS To receive * amin, and nd
EhersI'f swan, q. Of E,rt,fell IN sid Distrct.
deceased, her''ty give notice that viii u,c, IN
ihe purpose Of examining and allowing said
m, ~ thu dwelling hou-" Of lyman g shhS m
fittsiold, ga. the -aoora. Thursdays of Ami ana
july, nom one o'clock until tour uselaak D. ~ .
each OF sand days, and that six mouths from the
iWh day OF March, \. u 1863, Is the time iiin-
tied 10y sui Court iur said creditors ~ pr..,.r,
their cliims 20 IA. Ton examination AMI allow
Iuce
Dated At Pft@ssbl .h.- iaf lay o. March, A.D.
| 80.
LYMAN GTpR-
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Wife 81 Iiey. Thomas &. Murphy,
ST, Philadelphia.
Our OF nnRlsn

Take DIR. ). O. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bit
tiers, the most medcir al ln-the market. Estab.
lished in 1908. mljdoolSwim
BIZ We noticed il OF our exchanges this
week the stltemeu. OF Drl. John Hodgkins, Of
South Jefferson, Me, whose son was cured sf in
ciPient assumption by the use of Johnson's Ana
dyne Imminent. We refer to this at this time as
tending to confederate the statement we made
last week III relation to this Linment ~ applied
TO consumnti
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CHIPpENHooE Nrxrp,, S,,,.,


CHIPPENHooK MINERAL. SPRING l.
The Mineral Spring, At Chinra,b,ol,
CHrcadon. ", are becoming po,,1.,,
without any effort on the mart of rho ,.r,,
prietor4 to puff ar erc..te e, f,Iso ,,+,.;at,.
The increasing use and dsmand So ~,
wlter-in connection with the rtmarka-
BILE cures Elected hy the use have. crs-
sted ar opinion in tn. ,mblir mind 49,
place these SPRINGS second T., w.. g.
their curative propartie.
The public may place the utpo., ,.,,,,-
aIence in their purity and .,onni,,e,c..
they are not found in low or swarnpy
ground, nor are the water, inrreun.tei
with earthly matter. but issue t,urt, ,,d
cool rom mass ii rock inst above the
bank af th- beautiful TipIooutb river
hs,ufirull. I..+ -.
d. "1' -
when. suitable Iuilding~' .,r,. ....-.ta3 n,
more pleasant or agreeable r..sor, ,...,, -.
found The difficult, OF .,prr,,,b;,,, m.
springs, units the present proprietor, re-
moved thcn within the past two months
debtrred the public generally from their
use '4' 'h"Se Who ayoiled themselves ,
were greatly benefited, aud nre anxiou,
10 certify to their value
II" 'l'ifrl"rS propose to offer the j.,
t''''" SOME Testimonials, believing that :
mn,
win ,7 .4h'i 10 ka"w where there is =
remedy mar cures liver complaint, con h
''''' '''''' "'!'rH a'ihrfiiy chronic rheu- Y
'''.'','''' -.i' fheom' eryN'P"ihs cancer,
-, ''''''' '''"F sore 'hhimed eyes, etc. a.
! NJ !aiNS's OF The water shows lime.
'hasncel'' IRON, potash, soda, alnmnia, p
.tarhonic aoil -nlnLt,,;c ;a 1
a''''' t"o' ~ "''o n
fr-,,
"52'7''"" 81 our -
t.',..,, - = 'iy or Two since
''''''' '''' "i' premises which
u,. ,l,;....r,.. '"' '''''' SURPRISES m
. ~ '","- ''l's ever seen III country
''.'N L"t propose % speak !,
" ~ ms beautiful green
ful ,,.la 81. -.
800 flower, and nI.n'. a,,h a~Z = are wi
most valuable and ,,r. ,,.;..; ;''' i - e"s gu
Ara, idaa holm, :, o,l,.,, "','~"' f4l
.iful and h,r,1, a o,''., cue most "e'"- tw
,roanc.. ra.,,r1,a '',' '''S country dr.
u 90 ''''' 'of instance
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w. Stock and Money Market.

NV YoRK. March u.
Money NOR active and firm at per cent or
call loans
Currency balance in sub-trei,ury inerease l To-
day rs transfer Of thrc. millions fsom Wa-hiua.
ton raising II nine millions, which pr,clnaas IN.
idea Of goii sales for the present
Uncertainty as to the time when bank state
ments called for by the comptroller INDUCES banks
to husband their Resources, and they not lending
freely.
Discounts ~, II ion first class names
Sterling weak at losbG !. Tor gold tint elias,
bills
American gold stronger under belief that Gov-
ernmonts will not .el at present, ana The. r., olu
ton IN the Senate Ieativc 10 Cuta, opening l3l !,
fell To 1873 and closing at 1871
The com balance Ia the treasury u one hun
dred and three millions including twenty -nin.
millions deposited against coin certificates, Whine
the cirrenSy balance Is thirteen million
Treasury disbursements since March LET. v.re
seven and half millions, against receipts four
millions from Int. ruel Revenue two mill ons
from miscellaneous source. and eight millions
nom customs
Government stock dun ana loaer, H., closed
steady
= The following the closing quotation. for
GOV ernments
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Stat" securities dun but steady Miss. $50 F.:
New Tenn. 65 y. G. 50.
The stock market was irregular during the
forenoon, though in main heavy. Pacific Mail
was the feature and tell to 96's. Large amounts
OF this stock are now held by brokers, AMI i, can
be easily depressed.
The --latest quo:~fions are reported a. m
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKEu
BosTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
"r'ghton, Cam bridge and Medford.
FOR the week ending March IL 1863.
Reported for the Rutland HIRAM.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cauie. Sheep. shotes. Fat Hog. y..l.
This week, 1856 6,ls3 739 ao
Last week, oil $40 1000 90
One year ago, JOG 6,57f ,so

PRICES.
BEEF-Per 100 lba. on total weight Of b.da 90,
low aud Iaeat extra, els 75ala Oh; first ouslity
sI5 ODSsl5 40; second quality, sl2 O0aI2 IS thur,
qnahty sil Oo9ll IS; few choice single pairs
s@ - 70 some OF the poore cows and bulls
WORKING oXEN-.l75asOc.
naspn oIEERs-tl25G20O, much accord.
Cows AND YOUNG CALvEs-Fair quality
sio(g 20, extra s75rIOO farrow and cry s35ay6
80 Per pound, 1--we weight, 6a7c. ex-
sh1EP AND LAMBs-Per head. in iot. a, 50
a. co. 49, " ~
fAr HoGs-Per pound, wholesale. l2ar9x.
retail i2Gtiie. 90
HIDES brighton lolalO2e. country lot, 10
gIu&c., oalfskins lSia 2Oc.
TALLOW = brighton sGec
VEAL CAI.VE~- 40 q 10 90
ljOc. u.s. sieeA- i"o's
REMARKS.
The heavy receipts VI last "Wednesday OF over
lso western, and some 10 State and Other cat
Ns' together with hheEai receipts OF dressed beef
nom chicago, have been rather too much for the
heath Of the beef market, although western
dfoSers made concessions particularly ON ordinary
grades. At brighton, last THURSDAY, the stuck
was not all dispo-ed %, and one yardfuIl of come
so head WAS brought ever to Cambridge this
morning and soid at ~ Ee, > tx TO Jewell 4
ethaIi- Inc ..c-ipts 81 cattle by III. Northern
roads were S2l, which aiso included 81 western
attic OF slim quality, and wore sold al Ilae
~ * W. II. BaTdweil had ten oxen fa,tea py J
ID Bnhngs, Hatfield, which were not only the
best az market, but were an extra nice lot.
! hey we're sold on commission 70 . 5. Yearwara.
VIM Patterson sold PAIR raised by BENJAMIN
Hubbard, OF PeImont, y. II 3s75 lbs. al hom.
JOB ibs at market, At Il : :, . Il. t~1 mich
COWS al IS dollars each. LYMAN x Hunt s,ld
g good oxen, 10 dress iron Y 10 Is ewt, AZ from
j. - lie. perJb. J. W. Taylor steers to dress
80 To- Al l2c. per 10. u. IDw. three oxen, 900
u lie per ID, &. w. Bailey, oKen 100
De- a. u per 40. Sales OF OIking oxen have
been made al els, $50 1885, rs, 200. 40 2i5. go
80, : =, 30, 2iJ. and one xoeKtra pa,rs $500
0 s3l5. The sheep trade Is not better than last
week The reports ~. sG- morning papers OF
no Albany A4sAet. say pno-s favor the buyers
y asAourn sold 40 lamb, - It's al s.. per 10. O.
! lam, = sEe'p AZ Ghc. A. 1hayer so!d - sheep ,
nj linhs, = lbs. At x. J Lyman soid 50 sheep
lbs tseh at e. and 80 Of IS lie a. oHe per 10.
. L. Parker sid ll2 sheep es;lma I'D 70 dress IS
ns. for 81 per head. n. Dow, 5 q 80 lbs for
rs. w. J. Satin, sc Of q Ibs. at as. The best
rs were on commission. and no sales report a,
al the butchers agreed that they paid no more
IAN they did last week. A remark they seldom
AXE ualess they iind the market sataer ea,i-r
be number q sheep at Cambridge is 2,ls3,
Jout 500 i.ss lhan last week i
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By tho Governor.
r.. II. BuRNHNi,
Secretary of civil and Miitay Affairs.

NorIcF-The Ladies' industrial So
rlety of Trinity Parish. will meet ON
Thursday next, March 18th, at Mrs.
Grafton Griggs', At ? o'clock, p. m.
march ll.dtl
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STATE OF VERMONT.
BY THE VERNON.
Z Il O e. L A M A ITO

FOR. DAY OF FASTING, HUMILIATION,
AND PRAYER.
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po''eo expressly for the HERALD by CHAxsr..
- orohcks q Co., Commission Merchants,
anu 81 faneuil Han Market. Boston,
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ITO THE LADIES.

Inc celebrated DIR. l. DIX particularly invite,
All ladies who n-ef . medical or surgical adv,sry
70 call st has roms. II kndicott str. ct, Bos,oo
s's-s which they viii find arranged for thei,
special accommodation
a, On DiA h..i"g Devoted over ~enfy year, b
this particular branch Of the treat meut az Ill a..
rases Peculiar TO females. IL II conceded ny M
Doth IN this countSy aid IN Eurvps), that be Err
0s Al other kn'vn psctitioners m the safe
speedy and ffectual treafmsn, Of All f--,sIc com
pls'n's.
Ais medicines ars prepared With the express
curyose OF removing all disezsss such - Disability
Of the vomb. also I'll dischargss vh1ch Gov fto0 q
morbid state Of the bioo1, The Docaor = nOv
fully psspassd to ssess II his peculiar ssyIe both
az, and they ase Frspsctfully invited 70 can e
NO. - 9HDIco1S WInE1, DooRou
Al Istsen requiring advice md enot-h O.
ocs.AS oe1ro N answer. 1sbod1aU kv1y..
Besena, ~. lyE.
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Markets..

The directors Of Rock Island had declared a
dividend offs per cent payable on April LIST.
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FORMERLY OF BOSTON

Having leased the Store recently r.cs,-d nv N.x-
us Jsrsowrki. 'en'er Stree woul / say 70 ~.
irend. AID the citiz~Bs gen. rail-, that be b !.
of Ne~ sO"&
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Org 0seds.

RULLIoN PRINCES.
New assortment, all solors, ressav.d fh;. A., =.
pn.. okO. II. PALNkRf.
STRIPED sKIRTINOS.
New assortment at
M..,, GEO. II. PALMRRn.
/ AIDES BACK COMBS.
Just received at
March IL.
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Devoutiy recognizing our dependence upon
God, and in accordance with veneRted custom,
do hereby appoint
Thursday, the Eighth Day Of April
next, as day of Fasting, Humiliation ar4d PRAYER
Let US on that day, people, turn aside
ifom our ordinary pursuits, and in hum Bile con-
tntlon for our sins. seek the favor o. Almighty
tod, that all our labors may be blessed with the
plfnteous fruits of His Providence.
Let Us come unItedly unto the throne of grace
seeking for the light, as revealed, in our Lord
Jesus Christ
Let US invoke the Divine favor upon our be-
loved country and upon al called to administer
tn government thereof, that they may have the
"sprit OF wisdom and understanding, the spirit
OF counsel aud might the spirit OF knowledge and
the fear Of the Lord"
Gwen under Iuy hand aud the seal of the State
nthe Executive Chamber at Rutland this
NiNteenth day of March, In the wear of
a. r oar Lord one thousand eight hundred and
'iNty-nine, ana OF the independence of
the United states the ninety-thild
JOHN II FAGE
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ALL KINDS FANCY GOODS 10 PFR CENT
LESS TRAN ANY ONE.
Good Kid Gloves. si.oo. All kinds linen goods q
very low prices-
ONE PRICE ONLY.
feb4dkvdy JOHN RO0ERa
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\ pTICE IN. BANKRUPTCY

LYMAN GIBBS.
DANIEL AVERY. ION
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NOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAv-
Y ting unsettled accounts against tbs ,fsissp
Of Rutland. arr requested TO b. nd fb~p in Ssaorp
April !, 1888. ID. q. PfENCF,
Cierk Tor Tr,s.eaes
Rutland. March 6, 1899 sdtApi
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DeVoutiy recognizing our dependence upon
God, and in accordance with .yeneRted CUSTOM
do harphv arpnir+
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The value of the bean crop of Isle La
Motto for 1868 is estimated at S12. 900
A COW owned by Guy Knight. OF
North Hero, recently gave birth to cali
which weighed ninety pounds A large
story, but true for all that.
The registration returns of the whole
county for ten years, ending in 1867, ex-
hibit total of $50 births, 1877 marriages
and 400 deaths.
The population of South Hero in
1868 was 954,-a decrease of 60 compared
with the census of 1860 Males, 3O7; fe.
males, 259. The French population num-
bers 200.
The Clinton House, at Albnrph
Springs, which has been closed for over a
year, will shortly be repaired and remod-
eled, and put in readiness for the travel
ing public by the opening of the summer
season.
1t is currently reported that an asso-
citation OF gentlemen, residing in this
county and Plattsbugh, have hired the
steamer Montreal, of the Champlain
transportation Company, to make daily
rips during the coming season from St.
Johns to Plattsbugh, touching at Rouses
Point' West Alburgh, Chazy Landing,
sic La Motto and Grand Isle
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DRY & FANCY GOODS

FRoz
NEW YORK AND BOSTON MARKETS.
Which he has
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26

road in this State, and owned by said cor
pOratOn. and which has now been, or shall
hereafter have been, established for five
years, except by consent of the Supreme
Court within and for the county in which
the deyot is situated, upon petition and
hearin" after such notice as tie said court
may direct which hearing may be, upon
proofs in court. or by reference or com
mission. under the direction Of SAID court, a.
to sad court may seem meet pom grant
ing or refusing such petition. the court may
award costs a. shall seem Just Tor or against
any parties who present or resist such Tcti-
ton and the accommodation furnished ny
the stopping OF trains at such stations snail
not he substantially diminished. a. COM
pared with that furnished ut other stations
ON the sane road. except upon the consent
of the court obtained ~ aforesaid PROVIDED
how, yer. tat il any railroad corporation,
desiring 20 remove or discontinue any depot
on its road. >hall give nptl"c OF such lntcn-
ton by publishing the SINE III newspaper
or two newspapers, ii - many there snail he
printed in the county in which such de
pot : located, or If no newspaper be- printed
in such count. then the publication shall he
in newspaper. of two newspapers, 1t -
many there DC. in an adjoining county.
which notice shall Toe published three weeks
succcSSiycv and the last publication shall
be nj least thirty days. and not more than
sixtv days. previous t. the intended time OF
di>c1ntinuIncc ur removal q, published IN
such notice and II. On the expiration OF
thirty days alter the last publication "S
aforesaid. NJ proceeding l. commenced to
cnioin such corporation, a. l. prnNidcd hF
section three Of this act, then >1.i corporal
ton may discontinue OF remove sand dep"t