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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-08

Cairo Lodge No. ?37, A +. h A. NJ, will
hold a stated communication this (Wednes-
day evening, March sth, A. l.. 5,sCs, at "a
o'clock. Visitors flaternally invited. BY
order Of tho W. NJ CHAs. FORREST,
Secretary
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-08

Datc ,r PM IN Whose Name As.
sb,.. ssessed, Taxed
and Sold. 4.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-17
s,THE GAIAXY.o

The contents of the January number of the
Gdtdry are as follows
Susan Fielding, by Mrs. Edwards, chapters
xl to end, with an Illustrations 'My Light
houses by II. H.; Science and Orthodoxy in
England, by Justin Mccarthy; "ren Years in
Rome;" '"The Old Admiral" by Edmund Cla-
renee stedman; ''Put Yourself in his Place" by
Charles Reade, chapters xviii and XXX,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-20
Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday ut 1861.
The Internal Revenue receipts yesterday
were 1868, 729.
"A million dollars worth of Govsrnmen
stores have been destroyed by fire at Fort Sully
Dakota
ALL the Indian annuity goods and clothes
stored at the Cheyenne Agency have been des-
troyed by fire,
Mr.. Boutwell, has given no ntimation of the
time when he may be expected to return to
Washington.
President Grant was interviewed by William
9. Jewett, relative to his proposed cable from
New York to the Hague.
"A large building in st. Louis fell yesterday,
burying from nine to thirteen men. Six were
eXtricated in much injured condition.
Mr.. McCullochs officials left behind them
bill of thirty thousand dollars for mirrors, which
the Treasury Department will have to foot
Large quantities of Pennsylvania coal are
being conveyed to the New York market over the
Erie road, and lower prices are looked for at an
early date.
"A general demurrer, raising the question of
the right of the navy to claim any prize or
bounty for the captures made at New Orleans
has been filed in the Farragut-Porter case.
An official report has been received in Wash
ington of recent raid by about sixty Sioux of
"Red Clouds" band in the vicinity of Fort Fet-
terman, in which two whites were killed.
-Birdsay Curtis, who was injured by the
singular accident on the Harlem Railroad on
Wednesday, died yesterday. At the inquest the
Company and the employees were eXonerated
from all blame.
Some days must yet elapse before the Trea-
sury Department will be in II position to say
whether any of the currency paper sent to New
York bank-note companies to be printed is miss
ing or unaccounted for.
The Cherokee Council convened on the 18th
instant. Much important business is to be dis
cussed. Railroads occupy the attention OF the
members. The Creek Council adjourned on the
23d ult land imbroglio has again sprung up.
"A bill was introduced in the Alabaaa
Senate, yesterday, vacating the municipal offices
of Mobile and empowering the Lieutenant-Go-
vernon, the Attorney General and the Speaker of
the House to appoint the Mayor and Aldermen
for three years.
AT meeting of shipwrights and joiners,
held in New York yesterday, it was resolved to
memorialize Congress to remove the tax on
shipbuilding materials. Hon. II. G. Calkin said
that the Congressional Committee would make
very strong recommendation to Congress on
the subject.
Hon. Leonard Myers, of Pennsylvania, pro-
poses bringing forward, in Congress, measure
providing for the levying of the tax on distilled
spirits entirely upon the capacity of the distil-
lery. This, he claims, will increase the reve-
nue., remove temptation to fraud, and by simpli-
flying matters, allow of large reduction in the
present force of the department.
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widow Of the late Emperor Macmillan. She still
resides at the chateau of Tervueren and is closely
watched In the long walks that she is in the habit OF
taking in the park, she has several times endea-
Vored to deceive the vigilance of her keepers. This
constant supervision annOys her greatly, and she
sometimes breaks out into violent fits OF passion.
She passes considerable portion OF her time in the
telegraph offlce at Tervueren, and is continually
sending kilograms to the various European sove-
reigns to complain Of the restraint in which she is
kept. These dispatches sent Off in her presence
to the Court at Brussels and she Will not quit the
office until she receives the answer
One OF the most curious features Of the mental
condition OF the unfortunate Princess is her pecu-
liary OF refusing to sit at table to take her
meals: The officer on duty, who generally dimes
with her, is obliged to eat on the corner Of the
chimney-piece, and she herself will only eat from
dish when some one else has tasted it in her pre-
segce Her liked idea is that people are always try
ing to poison her.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-20

City Affairs.

AT the Hestonville coal oil refinery still
exploded yesterday afternoon, causing fire
which did damage TO the extent of about $500.
"A. w. Noting, aged 65 years, a tobacco
the Continental Hotel on Thursday afternoon,
and after taking his dinner went TO his room,
No. ~, and was not seen until last evening,
when he was discovered to be dead in his bed.
The Coroner held an inquest, and the jury
rendered a verdict of death from natural
causes.
Sergeant Duffy, of the Seventeenth Police
district, was arraigned before Recorder Givin
yesterday afternoon. 1t was testified that he
entered the house of Mrs. Henry Farmer, No.
1909 Shippen street, to make an arrest that he
followed man into the cellar of the establish
ment, and when asked for his warrant said he
would show 1t when he got in the barroom; when
Mrs. Farmer asked him what he wanted, he said
he would blow her - brains out, and placed q
pistol against her breast. He was held in $1,000
hail to answer
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

Barque Send for Marseies; brgs Mary O. Haskell, for
Savannah and Startled fawn for Halifax, went to sea on
ThnrsdaY morning.
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Hugh McKever James Saunders, j. 8. Lstimer' Mrs
Roberts and child w A. HnRarde, Frank A. Potter Ohas
Williams G. q. Bell, Thos. Ashfeld, Daniel Cassidy
Correspondence Of The Epening Telegraph.
EASTON MoMAHON'S BULLETIN, -
NEW YORK OFFICE, Nov 19-Seventeen bargee leave IN
tow tonight for Baltimore, light.
A. v. McKiever, with iron, for Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Nov. 19-The Following
barges leave in tow tonight eastward = .
Sunshine; Nightingale; Harvey Wright; +. Goddard J
j. Critte ;and Burrtt all with coal for New York.
Martha Lamb, with coal, for Wilmington. L. >. o.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-20
MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NetoS see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR Observation-Disclosures DAY
Sun RISES. ........."...653 MOON RISES .,.... 600
SUN SETS. HIGH WATER ......... 308
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
WILLIAM w. PAUL,
IL. q. BUTCHER, 7 COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH
s. f. STOKES,
COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATIoNs.
j. o. James, George L. Buzby, E. A. Soudsr,
William W. Paul, Thos. L. Gillespie
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he ex-Empress CharIotte.

The eX-Empress ChnNIOtt0s
The Brussels journals contain some interesting
details Ecsegaipg The eQglit.Qa " the pateEtGpatI
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

coMM1TTEr ON AnB1rRAr1oNs
%s }smSs w. psa GSors' Ru1RR{ R{Eo, ssos soudor
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
SSpss Ss MgnH and NT Orleans
stss%sSiP} ": E1sfman' HinoEsS 6haFsston. E. A
MANI Philadelphia
FoSHs
sSRT ststs9P
$S $fS:s
sSRT svSrfksss kssss s%h SS S
sSRr Henry Hem HaEteaS; @ Jones, Ssy London, DO
ssbF ys% asSs hhTsS
sSRT TiSEs GSFd' BSst%snoo BBSstGP DO
Schr Elwoed poron, Jarvis. Salem, do
Barge 9ssdeT WY YORK d
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with lumber @ t3 e A. sOuder r.. 90 10 DAVIS p...
Sshr searsyis, Chase days from Boston, with mdse.
Schr L. H. Cor6tt Smith. 10 days from Richmond, with
schr 9. W. Middleton, Campbell, a days from Rich,
schr T. Leggett, Porter days from New York. with
sGhT O. i. MOer, Brown, days from Boston. with
with STF granite M to Richmond GTanite Co.
Schr Olivia Fox, day from Odessa Dell with grain TO
JAS. L. Bewley h Go.
Schr VIM. s. Mason, Lacey days from Milton, Del,
Sohr Mary O., Sippie, day from Milford. Del with
grain to Jas. l.. Bewley q %.
Schr'D. H. Sturgess, Sailor, days from New York.
Canal boat Sayler, Shermer from oswego, with bar
Canal boat Oswego, Waterman from Oswego, with bar.
ley to W ii. Jamison
BELOW.
Baraues Albert from Lverpool Scotland, from Wind
ser N s. and james Campbell from Kingston, ia schr
Ida Lewis with lumber Brig Home from Turks Island,
is ashore on the Pea Patch but will probably get off
day Reported by g. Schelnger pilot
Schr Frank Herbert from Jacksonville 29th ut for Pro
ydence the Breakwater Thursday with loss
OF sails and part of deck load At the Breakwaer
nue. cutter Seward bound south
WENT TO SEA.
Baraue Send for Marseiles brigs Mary q. HASKELL for
Savannah and Startled Fawn for Halifax went TO sea on
Thursday morning.
| PASSENGERS SAILED.
Per steamship Tonawanda, for SavannahMtss Hollis
Miss ETendeTgAa Miriam 1iteSmD. MT and Mrs IsnnsS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-04-20
SCHENCKS rULMONIC SYRUP

S,,,s.d r,n;,. and Nt,odraLs Pin. ,,;ll ,.,,ro
tnn.nmntinn Ii,.r Comt,lainl ami ID, .,,.,,s;, II
tai. orcrriin,, to dirprtior. The, ,r al thr.,
f., L.. taker ,t The anna time Tho, ,.la,u.. Tho
stomach rol,< the liver and ont it IT, work then
the annette. l,e,nmes NJ nd. lin. i,nl lo..i. aud
maLcs good blood tie patient begin. 10 crow i'm
flesh the de.ea,ea matter linens i'm the Lu,,.
and The untieut nnt,e,ow. tba J.r..c and ,,et,
WE'LL This i, the only way Ia cure cnn,umution.
20 these three medicine, Dr. J. H. Schenrl nr
philadrlphia owe, hi. unri,nlled ,uccoss in The
treatment OF pulmonary Con,umption. The pul
monir syrup ripen. the morbid matter in tnc
lungs nature throws it of bv easy e Xuectorntiou
inr wl,eu e phlcpm or matter i, ripe a ,iiuhi
! cough will throw it or and the patici, ha, rest
/ and the lungs hcniu To heal
! To do this. the Seaweed Toni, and Mandrake
Pill, must be freely used to cleanse the stomach
/ and liver. - that the rulmunic S,rup aud the
food will make good hIoud
Schenck Mandrake Pill. act nrnn the liver
removing all distractions, teiaN the duct. oi the
! eal bladder the bile starts ircev and the Ever is
soon relieved the stool, will show what the Pills
can do; nothing has ever been invented except
: calume Ia deadly poison which i, very dangerous
: to tie unless with great chrt) TINT will unlock
: the call bladder and start tire secretion. Of liver
like Schenck's Mandrake Pill~
Liver Complaint i or. ii the most uro,uinrut
/ cause. OF Cnn,umpliou.
, Srhrnch'. Seaweel Tonic /, ycntl. ,timul.ut
! aud Alternative. and the aikali in ll,. Seawe.I
which thi, preparation j. made ni assist. the
stomach 10 throw out the gastric mice To- dissolve
the food With the pnlmanic S,rnp. am. it i made
into good blood withuut fermentation ar curing
Ia the stomach.
The l,,eni reason ,,hv uh,. iriar. ia, mai c,,re
/ Con>umption is. they try to ,lo too much they
rive medicine to sion the cough to sion chill. TO
! ,top nielit sWeats hectic E,vor and It> 81 dous
/ TIA , lrraugc the whole digestive power> lockin !,
uu the >ccreions. and eventually lie pa,ient ,nl
| md dir-
Dr. Schenck in hi, treatment doe, not try to
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-04-20
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Cuurt Of the United State, For
the District of Vermont.-ln the matter OF Charlie,
llunsden, Bankrupt Notice is hereby given that
petition has been filed in said Court bv Charlie,
Hunsden, OF Shorehsm, in said district, duly de.
clsred bankrupt under the Act or Congress ol
March 2, 1867, for discharge and certfcat there
OF from all his debts and other claims proyabl-
under said Act and that the goth dsv OF April,
1869, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. before the Hon. VIM
D. Shipman Judge OF said Court, at the island
House, Rockingham, is assigned tor the hearing
Of the same, when and where all creditors wlu
have proved their debts, and other persons in III
terest, may attend and show cause, ii any they
have, why the PRAYER at said petition should not
lie granted.
The second snd third meetings Of creditors " il
be held at the same time and place.
Dated at Burlington, on the 27th dav of " srch
1869. C2) u. b. SMALLEY, Clerk.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-04-20
Il he vote OF Addison county for MEM

Il he vote OF Addison county for MEM
bers of Council OF Censor5, was as fol-
lows Addison 9 Bridport 80; Bristol
. Cornwall Is; Ferrisbnrgh l6 Gran
vile II Goshen pa Hancock % ;
Leicester 3 Lincoln 49, Middlebury SO;
New Haven 30 Orwell 27 Panton 7 /;
Ripton 80 Salisbury Sc Starksboro % /;
Shoreham 10; Vergennes 80; Weybridge
4 Whiting %. No returns have been
received from Monkton or Waltham. The
average vote for tho ticket was 554,
though Henry Lane received but 52S votes
and L. y. Redfeld but $40
We are indebted to +. w. Poet, Esq.
OF Nevada, formerly of Cornwall, for q
fine Autograph, skeiched by himself, of the
noted Treasure Hill, White Pine, Neva,
da showing fine view of the most no,
ted tract of the mining regions of the
West.
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state News.
The salary of the postmaster at Fac
tory Point, is S3l0.

The salary of the postmaster at Fac
tory Point, is 1910.
MIR. Henry Harris, recently clerk
in the Braitleboro House, has assumed
the management of the Stark House.
A Mammoth hotel enteiprice is said
to he on foot at Bennington
The Banner OF this week contains an
interesting letter frcm W. Il. llorrlbn.
dated at Vienna.
Two or three firemen have been pro-
NOTED to engineers on the Bennington
and Rutland and Lebanon Springs Rail.
road.
There is medical spring OH the old
David Weeks place" in Bennington,
now owned 10y John G.. lIarwood, which
is said TO possess unmistakablc merit, hay
ing worked good results years ago
The Hoosic, Baltenkll and pawlet
rivers have their source in Bennington
county, and runs westerly while Otter
Creek runs noItherly
Uranus G. Melrill,a former member
of Congress from this district, and Hon
Winsow G.. Watson, now of Port Kent,
n. Y, were the first Senators from the
county OF Bennington in lS36.
John Horne of Saratoga, \. \. who
came TO Chester last fall, AMI -four
ishpd there finely since, has been arrested
tor bigamy on complaint of his first wife,
nice lady married to him in Scranton.
Pa, and has been jailed to await trial.
Joel parkers family in Mortified
have got into very confirmed habit OF
living Mr. Parker is in his Goth and his
wife in her l00th year, and their five
children are between 80 AMI 6S years
old.
The village library of Bratlleboro i
about TO be absorbed by the Library as
+ ISOLATION. The latter society was organ
lied last week, and already numbers up
wards of one hundred, $50 life members.
Its officers are Richards Bradley, presis
dent :. NJ Waite, vice. president \,
b. Willistun, treasurer, and Malcolm
Moody, clerk A suitable building is to
be Immediately bought and fitted up for
1000 volumes awaiting the rooms. The
undertaking owes lis haterihg outset in a
great degree to the public spirit OF
Rich nd Bradley and s. NJ. Waite.
II here is great want OF tenement
houses At Bellows Falls. Rents are high
and no manufacturing project can prosper
there till more tenement houses are built,
as there are no places for the operatives to
live.
A. S Earle, brakeman on the Yer
mont Central railroad, was killed on Sat
urday morning, being Knocked from the
cars by the bridge near Gas-saIrS sta
| ton.
y. NJ. Davis, the mail rol'lcr reccn'
tly arrested at Bellows Falls, has Sc
cured bail, and is not expected 10 stanC
II trial.
The Shrewsbury murders, consisiin.
Of the old man Plumley and his two sons
were committed to the state prison n
Windsor, on Friday April, OH.
Several gentlemen who are engage
in manufacturing, have recently been Il
Bellows Falls to negotiate with the cana
company for the privilege of erecting FAC
.ories on their property. The result no
yet been made public.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-04-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

" We, the subscribers being appointed hy
the Probate Court for the District Of addison,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust al
claims and demands OF all persons against the r.-
tate of LINUS WILCOX,
late oiOrmell in said district deceased, aud also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto;
and six monlhsi from the 18th day Of January 1860,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, We
do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to the business N our said appointment at the
dwelling house OF L. ID. Wilcox in said Orwell on
the first Tuesdays in May and July next from min.
O'Clock A. NJ, until four o'clock T. W.. an each Il
sad days.
Dated al Orwell this 18th day Of Msrl, 4. L.
1860.
C. II. C0NKEY, } $685..
eva ). \. WARREN, { ''"' re-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-04-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We, the subscribers, being appointed by lh.
Probate Court for the District el Addison, COM
mlssioners, TO receive. examine and adjust Ill
claims and demands Of all persOnS against The
estate of ELLERi HOWARD,
late OF Salisbury in said district, deceased, ,id
also all claims and demands exhibited in on II
therefor and six months from the15th day Of Feb
rusry being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that we Will at
the dwelling house ct H. I. Howard, in Salisbury,
on the Sth day of May and on the 9Th day OF Au-
gust next from nine o'clock =, ". until tour o'clrA
p M. ON each OF said days.
Dated st Salisbury this lst day Of April. A. u.
1869.
JAMES fIITS ! c,m.,.
2w3 5. L. THOMAS,l w" ~
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This Company offer, the following advantage:
1t is National Company, chartered Nv special
act OF Congress, l $50.
II. has pail-ur capital Of II 000, oou.
II offers low rates oi premium
Ii lumishe. larger insurance than other comma.
MES for the same money.
II l. definite and certain in it, term.
II is home company in every locality
Its policies are exempt from tta,hmeut.
There No unnecessary restriction. ia the pol
ices
Every pnlicN j. uOn-iorfcitahle.
Policies MAY lie taken which pa, to the insured
their full amount and return all the premiums, -
that the insurance costs only the interest on the
annual payments.
Policies may he taken that will pay to tue in
suTed after a certain number If YEAR during life
an annual Income OF Cne-tenth the amount named
In the policy.
No extra rate is charged 10, risk upon III. lives
of females.
1t msures, not to pay dividend, to polcy-holi
ers but at so low cost that dividend will be I'M
possible.
Circulars, Pamphlets, aud full particuls-s given
on application to the Branch Office Of the Cont
pAnv, or to
ROLLINS & CHANDLES, 3 Merchant
Exchange, State Street Boston
General Agents for New England
J. 4. TUCKER, Manager,
}. RUSSELL ARLINGTON, st. Adams 4 Mont
pelior, Special Agent Tor Addison, Chittendon,
Grand Isle, Franklin, Lanoille, aud Washington
Counties 83-1y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-04-20

That merciful institution, the
trough In ourvillage yielding itsc ,oling
beverage to horses under the check"
erected by Mr.. Rockwell, which refus-
ed during all last summer TO discount
to its thirsty applicants, has this week
resumed duty and is full and overflow
ing again. This luxury TO the horse'
especially to the driver in time of mud
and sleet, ought to be duplicated at
other parts on the highway.
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IN TIE DISTRICT COIIRT or

L Tie United States Tor The District OF Vermont.
In the matter OF q. & NJ. kingmsn, bankrupt
In BANkRuPTCY--To WHOM II MAY CoNotRN-
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF biz az
pointment as assignee OF q. < NJ. knsmsn, at
Vergennes, in the County OF Addison, and State 81
Vermont, within said District, who hiss been sd
judged a Bankrupt upon hi. own Petition hv l,s
District Court Of said District.
Dated at Burlington In said ID i,tricl, the =. n
dav OF March A. ID. 1859.
2w3 NM. II. H0YT, Assignee.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

~ We, the subscribers, being appointed bv
the Probate Court tor the district Of Addison Com,
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust AL
claims aud demands OF all persons against the
tate Of ELIJAH CRANE,
late of Prijpor in said district deceased, and al,
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
and six months from the 18th day Of FEBRUARY
1869, being allowed by said Court Tor that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice that we " Ill
attend to the business OF our said appointment al
the dwelling house of Mrs. Eliza Crane, in said
Brilport, on the 4th Saturday in MAY and Jim,
next, from ono until four o'clockP. NJ, on each d
said days.
Dated at Bridpcrt this 18th day OF April \. u
1893.
I. y. HAYWARD, Can,-
6wt DAVID L. Dolly 4 ''' -
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Il the uuited States lor the District OF Vermont
IN tho matter Of Iebulon jones, .BNnkrupt-IS
BASKRuPTCY.
To WHOM II MAY CoNoERS.--The undersigns l
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as assign
20 Of Zebulon Jones, OF Ripton in the County Of
Addison, and state OF Vermont, within said bis
triet, who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his
own petition by the District Court Of ssid District
Dated at Burlington in said District, the 2stk
day OF Msrch, A ID. 1855.
2ws wM. II. HoYT, Assignee.
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fsaal 0Otitss.
CTATE OF Observation-Disclosures, Of

GTATE OF VERMONT-Distriet Of
y Addison s.. ty..,
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison
To all persons interested in the estate OF
WILLIAM HURLBURT
late Of Cornwall, in said district, decessed,I
-.. GreetinE
An instrument dated Feb. 23d, 1862 phrportiug
10 be the last will and testament OF said Vim. liut
burt deceased Is presented toad Court for probais
and allowance Therefore, by the authority of the
State Of Vermont you are hereby notified TO appeal
before said Probate Court, at the session there
Of to he held at the Probate Office in Middlebury.
in said District, on Monday. the 3D. day Of MAY
next 1869 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. ami
show cause, II any you have, why said instrument
should not he proved and allowed as the last will
and testament OF said deceased.
Dated at said Midlebury this 9th day OF April
A. D. 1869.
sAM'L =. COOKE,
3w3 Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-04-20
A GREAT DISCOVERY

The Equalizer oi Vacuum cure Tor treating all
diseases by mechanical means, invented by DR..
Hadfield, Of Cincinnati Ohio and for sale in New
Englani bV DIR ). +. Collins, No 81 Oxfori ST..
Boston II Is the wonder "i the aye PHYSICIANS
aud all concerned. please call and examine. on
send Tor tireular>. IL is T." YOUR interest State
and County rights Tor sale. ~
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