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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-09

1909, SAVE YOUR MONEY, 1890
Trouble, Delays and Expshses,
Ana take your comfort going West
By the
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION cos
TWO
DAILY LINES OF STEAMERS
DAY BOAT AND NIGHT DOATt

with Twenty drst class Steamers, only six days
through TO MILWAUKEE and CHICAGO,
~fthout change OF boat. First class tickets In
clude Meals and StaterOoms.
Leaving Oydensburg every day (Bundsys e.
c1ptedl on arrival of noon trains, Lr Chicss,
Milwaukse and intermediate ports, withou'
change OF Boat; and every evening (Sundays ex.
cept.d Tor Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit and inter
mediate ports.
Passengers and families moving West can EN-.
bark with their Luggage, Teams, Stock, ETC., and
land together without disturbance or Tranship-
Inent, ut their port Of Destination thus avoidanv
the great inconvenience OF the many changes
delays ana expenses Of other rutes. These
amply and neatly finished, for First C;aa Passen-
gers, and Second Csbins, with Ouk Stoyes ana
comfortable accommodations, fur Passenger ano
tamil es who may wish to furnish their IN pro-
tain the reputation OF this as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE!
Be sure and see the Agents Ut this Line before
you buy your tickets.
- Trusty Mer. will always meet Passengers
at the Depot IN ORdsnsburg, to take Checks and
re-check baggage for this Line.
Ask for tickets Ui0 Northern TRANSPORTATION
Company's steamers. the only American Line-
leaving Ogd-nsburg.
We viii make it the interest Of every Traveller
to see the Agents Ut this Line before purchasing
Bsgysgs checked through to all points.
Through Tickes to all points in the Great
West, Northwest and Southwest. cheaper than
the cheapest, on application to
g. A. EDDY, Managing Agent,
Office, Steamers Landing, Ogd-nsbuTR, n. Y.
GEO W. sMI II, General Ticket Agent,
o"ce cor. Ford Patterson St.. opp. johnson
House, Oxdensburg, N Y
d J. GOODNO, Passenger Agent.
Tickets for sale at all Stations on Rutland r.
Il. Line. tiS:w0m
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Southern News.

NEW ORLEANS, sept a.
The steamship Lillian, an ex-hlockade
runner, and very fast, departed for Flor
ida to-day Her destination is doubt
ful.
Tx Speciul Agent Spoule, charged with
completely in the Custom House frauds
under Fullcr's administration, was to-day
released on bail
An"ther party was arrested charged
in implicitly with the same frauds on the
tn" afiidiyirs Of Sproule and f. Kinse!la
but was released on giving bonds.
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Revenue Receipts.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 4.
A comparative statement of the re-
csipts from internal revenue sources for
the months of July and August, l68S:69,
show that during the latter, the reports
exceeded the former, IS, 703,976.
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The secret of Beauty lies in the use Of Hagan's
Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
Roughness, redness, blotphes sunburn, freckles
and tan disappear where it il applied, and q
beautiful complexion Of pure, satin-hke texture
is obtained. The plainest features are made
to glow with healthful bloom and youthful
beauty.
Remember HaRAn's Magnolia Balm il the
thing that produces these effects, and any Lady
secure it for seventy Ave cents ut any of our
stores.
To preserve and dress the Hair use Lyons Ka-
thairon. 32w4w
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~ Over 900 bottles Of Aliens Congress
Bitters have been sold during the last year and
the demand is constantly increasing. They curt
all diseases Of the blood, liver, stomach and bow
els, and are great appetizer. Try them and
they will do you good. For sale by all druggists
everywhere. Address W. ALLEN, Fort Edward
N. Y. l4:wly
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Fire.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. A.

PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 4.
A fire occurred here this morning at 8
o'clock, ON Market street, in VIM. Sheaf-
er's block, occupied by Hon. Bank Jones,
E-q, Gov. Goodwin, w. g. Newton and
others. Loss, $1,000. The fire was
caused by burglars who ransacked the
money drawers, but were unsuccessful in
tapping safe.
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Fire.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Sept. 4.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Sept 4.
The hat factory of O'Sullivan Bros. was
entirely destroyed by fire last night. Z DIS
about 10000; insured for $2,250 in the
Bay State Co, of Worcester, and $2.25O
in the Royal Co., of Liverpool. 1t is
thought that parties in New York have q
much larxer insurance. The interest OF
t,e O'Snllivans was not insured.
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SMITHS
.ELEcT RIG OIL

ssE LEG TRIO OILn
Is the hest known curative. II cures Rheumat' ISM,
salt Rheum, Deafness, sickheadachS, lin 20
minutes.) Piles, &C.. &c.
ALBANY, December.
Dr.. SMITH, philadelphia:
Dear Sir Your Electric Oil cured my son who
was two years under the of AN eminent PHI, :
stefan, and given up a cripple for life.
J. W. HAHCOURT,
"People's Line" Office.
mr., Hireourt is known fr'n. N. Y. 10 Chicago J
RHEUMATIsN CURED IN ONE DAY.
SYRACUSE. May IS.
Tuesday 1 was confined to bed Wednesday
was out and vel. by ns,nx Dr. Smiths Electric
for deafness
w. II. WITT, Depot Master.
hSee Agents name next week 35wlw
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Fire.

GOLDsBoRO, s. G. Sept. 5.
A terrible confagration occurred here
last night by which the Wayne House,
Masonic Hall, lumber yard and ten
warehouses were destroyed. Loss $685.
600. The Offices of tho Messenger and
Post, newspapers, were also destroyed.
They will resume publication soon.
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New England Fair.

BosToN, Sept. 5.
The New England Fair opens at Port
land on Tuesday, the entries are very
large and it will probably be the most
successful exhibition ever given.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.

WASHINGTON, Sept. D.
In consequence Of the general dissatis'
fiction expressed against the new post
office stamp, orders have been given to
nrepare designs for new issues. The
heads Of Washington, franklin, jackson,
and Lincoln will be restored in place Of
the present designs.
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Railroad Bridge Burnt.
w ATEKVILLE, M

WATEKvILLE, Me, Sept. j.
The bridge Oh the Maine Central Rail-
road, i'll the western part of this town. lou
feet long, was destroyed by fire last night
1t will take one OF two TO replace 1t.
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Death Of an lSAitor.

BUFFALO, Sept. 8.
Guy H. Salisbury, ono of the oldest
newspaper writer's in the State was found
drowned in Buffalo creek this morning
The deceased has been partially deranged
for year or two past, and has been misc
ing since Wednesday.
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES

Vn No CdAhDE
d.. Dow u o0nsulted daily, from . r. m. 70 D.
M, sbove uppn al difficult and chronic diseases
Of every name and nature.
Dr. Dow, Nos. and Endicott street., Boston
Thase whose need the services of experienoed
physician and surgeon should give him = call.
N. B.-DT. Dow imp0rts and has for sale q new
article called the French secret. Order BY mail
Two for u and u red stamp.
Boston, April, 1863. l7-lv
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FOR SALE.

The MOST EXCITING AND
l. INTERFERING ROMANCE
Yet Publi-h-d,
5i2 PAGEs, WITH fisE FULL PAGE
ILLUSTRATIONS.
GOOD AGENTS. MALE AND FEMALE.
Are wanten Ever where
Apply at Once. stsupg tsiritoTy, otsiied, e.
ID. Il. FISK & CO.,
Springfield, A2sss
32wlm
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Observation-Disclosures MEN

~ who have injured themselves by sscrct
habits, which unit them for business, pleasure,
or old men. Who, frum the Soliies Of youth, or
other causes. feel debility In advauee At thsir
years, before placing Themselves under the treat-
ment Of any one, should drst read " The Secret
Friend" Sent to any address, in . sealed en-
velope, on receipt Of IS cents. Address Dr.. CHAS
A. STEWART Z CO.. Boston, Aaas 6:vly
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FOR SALE f.!

DARN FOR SALE
The undersigned desires to sell his Farm,
stuaeed in Chit'enden. 1t contains 81 acres, one
half being good tillage land. There is q good
Cottage house well finished and large B ,In on
Pierce s. Holden's Mill, and is well watered and
wooded.
TERMS REASONABLE
Por particulars, apply TO
JAMES HALPIE, Chittenden.
35w2wl* P. o. Address, Pittsford.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ VI hufl<pd- -.
Be II Remembered, that at a session of the Pro-
bate cpur-, h. den at Rutland, within aud fog
-.sd district, ON the 2vth day Of August, A ID.
1858.
PRESENT: Hon. WALTER c. DUsTox, Judge.
WHEREAS, q certain ~ sfrDm-nt in writing
under s-al purporrng 70 be the Last viii and tes.
lament Of Jr-eph Bull. laIe Of D., by, m
said distric' decreased, having been this day IRE.
sented 10 aid court for probate, and duly fled
the Ragi-teF's office: therefore,
Ii ~ ordered, that ali parsons interested in the
estate Of aid ds-cea-ed, be notin-d 10 appear be-
fore said court, at the Probate office Rutland,
in sd disfr,et. on the 81 Tuesday ia reetember,
ID. 1859. by publication of this order three
v.ek. sunres~iveiy previous Thereto in the But
tand HERALD, y new-paler printed Al Rutland
40 e-aid, TO show Cause, VI any the, IN ay have.
why saad instrument in writing should no be
proved and allowed, rs the last viii and testament
On the said dec. as.d.
w. EDGEhToS, ID Register.
34w3ws
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CARRIAGES.---GREAT INDUCE
" ments offered to those wishing Carriages OF
any description. Any style can be furnished al
reduced prices, by spplyingto
F. A. BARROwS,
l3:w6m Castleton Corners, Vt.
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II IFE INSURANCE.

For the benefit OF the Policy Holders who read
the 'H-rtlt,' we ciip the following from the In
-uranc, Times Of NV York Ut July. taken from
the last reports Of Insurance department:
ASSETS To LIABILITIES -Facts which none can
dispute, showing the ratio OF assets liabilities
III the various life companies doi"x bu-ine-s IN
this state. The friends Of tho pheu,x Mutual
Life viii be delighted and its tr.dueers dirmay ed
by heir conclusive exhibit. 1t ST. nds in sd-
vHnt41- contT ast with all he other companies
winch cannot bu, excite. universal surprire and
admiration These Results can only be fairly as
crib-d 10 the superiority of the company's IN An
sgem-.nt, for they are the dir-ct fruits Of the
wstcbfui prudence, saRac"u- determination, o n
sumn.afe -kiiI, and unhayxibg devotion exercised
ny It's officers in every detail III Ito business. Its
president, +. Fe-senden, Esq.,. must enjoy an
envishe pleasure IN contemplating the unri-
vailed prosperity OF his company. and his sati -
faction is doubtless shared by James =. Buns,
Esq the gifted Secretary. wh'se great ability
and brilliant talents cnnduced essen italy
to place the Phen'x Mutual Life foremost aAnor Z
tn. FIRST Of the leading life institutions Of the
country.
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eVNAGON FOB 6ALE.-A NEW
w Osssssd Wsoa IN - ala essap. YGs
ecalAD OAquiDs g tAe A0aA Deok Dtoxx.
GepndkW0
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NONFIDE TIAL-YOUNG MEN

4 WV TDt VI IVVNU w TsIN
Owho have injured themselves by certain ~
,:ret habits which unfit then for business. pleas
ufc, the duties ~ married If also middle
aged and old men, who, fron the fOllie- Of youth
OF % her causes feel debility III adv nee 81 their
years, bcforr placing themselves under the TT. at
n-pt Of any one, should first read "Thc- Secret
Friend" Married Iadier will md something Of
inp,rta, ce by pcrusing "The Secret Friend"
sent 10 any address, in a seated envelope, on re-
cap Of Is cent Address DIR. CHAS. A. STU
AllT, Co, Boston, Mas. lswly
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Clossn1 Up.

LONG BRANCH, Sept. b.
In consequence Of the cold weather for
the past two week four hotels, the CONT
mental, United States, Metropolitan, and
Stitson House will be closed here to.mor-
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NEW YORK REPORT, 1869.

nheLNIA IA IOhL LIFE, 90
Union Mutual, ...............A
An energetic man can nov find psrmsnent en-.
ply m-ht as agent for the above Lie lnsursnoe
Company BY applying TO
G. L. BABcOCK, 0snI Agent, I.
d&wlt Rutland, Vt.
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;, SAH DOLLARS WILL, RE

0h DoLLAKS WILL BE
wv forfeited b, DIR. l.. Dix II r.ihnS Ia
In less TIM, than any other hy-icIan, more
-ffactuaily and permanently. with less restraint
from occupation or i.-a exposure TO all weather,
wit h ale and pleasant n,..6 Zones.
SElF-ABUSk AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Th-u effects and cuns-qusnces
SPECIAL AlIMEaTs AND SITUATION
Incident To married and single ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DIS pRDEgS;
mercuriai affections, pious and AL Diseases Of
the SKIN, ulcers Of the nose, throat and tody
pimpies the face, swelling of the joints, ner-
vousness. constI,utiDnsl and other weaknesses IN
youth aud the NOR. ,,iv&n,7 Il, at all ayes. of
BOTH SEX rs, SINGLE OR MARRIED. 81
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by the Cable.

LONDON, Rept, 5.
Mr.. Agtonio has written a note de-
Tending Lord Byron, and discrsditing the
statements made by Mrs. Stowe.
PARIS, Sept. 5.
The Journal official to-day is silent on
the subject of the Empcror's health. The
Presse reports that the Emperor was I'M
able to take his walk in the private park
yesterday.
Queen Christiapa has gone to Sicily
1t is rumored that she will endeavor to
bring over Gen. Prim to the cause OF
Queen Isabella. The arrival of Don Car
los here is daily expected
MADRID, Sept 5.
Four thousand troops will sail on the
9th or 10Th inst, for, Cuba, and six thou
sand more will follow in a few days.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 5.
The steamship Etpa, which left New
York Aug. Gath for Liverpool VIA H.li-
fax, arrived ut this port at 10 o'clock this
evening.
President Grant Returns to Wash.
ingtOm.
SARATOGA. Sept. 5.
The President lett here in the $50
afternoon train for Washington. He was
to have left tomorrow morning for Utica
with his family, TO visit the Hon. Pascoe
Conkling, and where preparations We're
made both socially and generally to make
his visit pleasant The character of the
dispatches received from Washington to-
day WAS induced to write the following
letter.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. 5.
To the Hon. Pasco Conkling:
Nv dear Deir Sir.-It is with extreme
regret that the continued and dangerous
illness of Secretary Rawlins, whose re-
lations with me have been 30 intimate
from the breaking out of the rebellion to
the present day, compells me to forego
the contemplated pleasure Of visit to
your orts Tomorrow. l know that you
and my other fricnnp will appreciate the
motive which calls me from a pleasure
trip TO the bed side of comrade who has
rendered such signal service to his
country, and whose death will cast a
gloom over the nation. The most recent
dispatches scarcely leave hope that l
may see him alive. l am very sincerely
yours, =. .. 0hANi.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. :
STATEoF VERMONT. DISTRICT

~ Of Rutland, -. The Probate Court for the
District Of Ru'land:
To all perS.n- interested in the estate OF
Jo-hua Il. Wells. late Of Shrewsbury, in sad dis
trici dec-assd GREETING.
By the authority of the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified 20 appear before said Probate
court, at the Probate Office IN Rntland. said
district, the 80 Tuesday Of 'eptember. A ID.
1863, 10 show cause. If any you have, why n" ac-
-.Unnt of j. w. -woith, dEBr II III. estate 81
aid d. c-H-ed sboutu not he slow an3 ai-o
~hy the rerIdu- uf ra,d e-fai- rhoBlg not be dir
uibrt.-d 10 The partI.4- .ntitl.d hsr.io.
Dated at kutlanS. in >ai9 dis l1ct, this "a day
of August, A. ID. 1869.
VIC. EGERTON,
3ix3ws rec M Ee.i-ter.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CORNERSTONE NOTlCE.---
~ The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon. Pr,baie court tor the Distinct ~ FAIR
HAVEN, Commissioners q, rsssiEe examine and lc-
Just claims AMI demands of al p-sr-uns against
kus-e Wells. late Of Neil- ia raid District,
decreased, hereby give notice that Ne VIII meet
Tor the puIIss-.- of examining aud allowing said
CHAINS AT the sac of B.ni. L.wis & ron.
os the last Thursdays OF uct..b-r ami January
next from oela,cE pm. nnfll . 's'cloak. pm.
eA-h of sa6 days aud il'ai "a fnnrih from the
som day ~ August A. ID. 1859 - the time limited
by .xid Court tor SAIL CREDITOR "a present. their
claims to w for examination aud allowance.
DATED al Well, Vt, this 3oth day OF August,
A. d. 1869.
j. n. PARKS. 4 c.
&C. NJ HOi.S,
35x3y
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ID UTLAND HERALD, PUBLISH
IL ED BY FUTILE Il CO., Rutland, VT
Advertising rates in the Daily Herald:

Advertisements in DAILY AND WEEKLY One
Half will be added to there rates.
Advertisements in WEEKLY alone, three-fourths
these rates will be charged.
Advertisements for longer period OF time,'
special raten.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Applica. I'm will he m edo 20 fhs next legislature
II Vermont ~ chatter for TaiiIaad fsOfn kui-
I-nd TO Is mel thfougr she 10 q Ka. Ia d. Mem
de.. cLittend.D, pittsfoTl, btockLIIJge and
Bethel.
aug. IL. 1863. 33-v3w
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nR. BOYCh'S SAkSAPAKlLLA
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD.
DIR. BOYCE'S SARSAPARILLA
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
DIR. BOYCE'S SARSAPARILLA
PURIFlES THE BLOOD.
DIR. BOYCES SARSAPARILLA
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
DIR. BOYCE'S SARSAPARILLA
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
DIR. BOYCE'S SARSAPARILLA
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
DIR. BOYCE's sARsAPARILLA
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
DR.. BOYCE'S SARSAPAR1LLA
PTRIFlES THE BLOOD.
DIR. BOYCE'S SARSAPARILLA
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
DIR. BOYCE'S sARSAPARILLA
DIR. BOYCE'S SARSAPARILLA
PURIFIE5 THE BLOOD.
Sold by all Druggist.
FRANCIS FEM & CO, Propr'etors,
Rutland VT.
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PORTLAND, Sept. .,

Yesterday afternoon Senator Fessendsn
was considered as almost beyond hSpe of
recovery, but he pissed very comforta-
BILE night last night. He has improved 3
little to-day, SO that hopes are now en-
tertained of his recovery.
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CLARIONETs. FOR BALE.

" W
The subscriber has for sale threee Boxvood
C.ionet-, nearly new, With all Of the M derr
improvrments-sn A fat, u nAs, and C-wbiah
will be sold at bargain.
Ludlow, Vt, Aug. 5th, 1893.
Swim
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NOTICE

MMSSIONERS' NOTICE
N/rhe undersigned having been appointed by the
don. Probate Court for the District of Fairhaven,
commissioners Ia receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all perS,r against Israel
Davs,. late Of raIrhay-n. IN said District,
Decreased, hereby give notice that we VIII
meet tor the purpose of examining and allowing
"a claims the Ollie II -aid~l Dawes. In
pairhavin. in sid g. niy on he first u .dne-day
s,cfot~ Is .. am f's Vein. ny "a J-i''ary,
1870. from oo,.ck ia tho ,irsrnuon until four
O'Clock p. M. e.eh Of -.lid days. and that az
months from the i9th day OF i4gHs', A. ID.
1853, ~ the time limited by aid court for said
creditors 20 present their sad elalns TO us for en-
animation and allowance.
dated at f-,rhaven, Vt. this 18Th day Of
August, A. ID. lsh9.
s si !; i i lRif 'siSHr;rs. o"n'".
35S5w
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NHAMbkkLIN, sTUkuES 4 20.
~ Coam,.saon Merchants and dealers m but
tef, Chss.-, Egg aud Lard, - and 81 Fans MI
Hall Market, Boston. ll.wiy
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NO1ICE.--APPIICATfOH WILL
. vsis he mad, iot.e Iszi>itture 4 b.1Inuff
a. fh-,r h.sst s.sstDf. 20 r-l aIst- fb' Tss,z 81
I.ud CIV. w.rtn, rify.' iryc.-'''- d siia chester
firm Windsor County, a d uuIt- them 10 kutiA.d
ouDty.
Chester, W.. Aug 5oth, 1909. S5w3w
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INCONSISTENCIES NOTICE.

" Tn. und-rsi. ned. having t-rn appgnfed by
the Hon. Pr haze Court tor the isir e. 81 Ruf-
laDd, Commissioner q csis.-. .NafIIs. and adj
lsf all al AIMS demands oi al against
John B Geaspn, late o' Eu'ianl. in said
i1sss, f. deceased herb give. nottc. ihst We VIII
meet & TIA. p1r,s,r- Of eNamiIi Ig and allowing
said siaixa-. he late 81 tire sad de-
md the third Iu-4day 81 February, ls7o,
run on o2lnk p. m. until Hour y. m,
zach II sid day. ANA th.t sax ni'liih. from the
25tb day % August, A u 1893 ~ the iiue limited
by "a a & urf for saib cr.-dsioIs tfssett their
els inns 10 u for exafnination ami ail,NaBc..
Dated at hutlaLd, VI, tEi- -Cih csy of august,
A. u. 1853.
y. ~ pffK; Commissioners
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Japan TEAS IN ORIGINAL
q packages Of pounds each, q
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WILL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL
Y be- ma Sc IL the G-Be a. Assembly Of Yer
mont, A. .'s next ,n-FAlO. i.T grant elastsr
tor q hailIoad irofa s'Inse Ipnl't IA the J-sn II
j .maics, ia Wlnnhain '~uIity. ~ 1bs terminus
of tie Nest River RaI Rad. a. fIEt 1ONn.
'hrouzh IN. Town Of Ion o. drTy. w rt0n and
at. III IIy, along W-st X seI Val ~ 20 ,Disisect
sufh the ku' land a. BDrtf On Ia lr an r.rne-
.k4r- ia the Tosn Il wslLnsso.d Ca at. Holy,
in :be ,ounfy oi Rutland. 55w3w
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STATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT

~ o. Ruslsnd. So The Probate Court for the
Dissrscs Il Rutland:
To all persons interested IN the estate Of
ord suites, late Of Brandon, IN sad district,
deceased. GREETING:
BY the authority of the State Of Vermont, you are
hereby notified TO appear before the said Probate
'ourt 1t the Probate Office In Rutland said dis
ulct, on the 81 Tuesday of S-pt.mb.r, A. ID. 1868,
20 show cause. II any You have why the account Of
Hiram b butfses administrator % the IS. tie of
>aid deceased should not be allowed, aud also why
the residue Of SAID estate should not be
To this parties entitled thereto.
Dated at kui land. in said district this 18th day
Of August, A. u. 1863
w. G. EDGERTON,
3idldw3ws ID Regi-ter.
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