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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIRTY DEADLY PoIs0Ns, AC.
L sordIug to the "JOuruAIOf Chemistry" asa
sold in thIs market to change The color OF tho
hair. Tho Medical Gazette" Iays DAT they arc
worthless as dyes, aud that theis 1ale Y 9
''cRINI.r The prOpriOtors da'y NJ gileS'tl 1tl
10 chemical Analysis. s'l =. .
CrlstadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
on the contrary, has been analysed by Professor
Chiffon, the, great analytical chemist, and pro-
poupeed aCaolutsIy harmless, as well as efficient.
Soc his lrFIttta crrtl GetE. al CittGdoroE' A4toF
IIouSc, NowT'oFk. L r llN 2.
CRIsTADoRo'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE, as
u prOsslpg, actS. like ChAEm on ths Hair amer
Dyeing, Tryit. 1eoSa%W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08

DIsSoLUT1ON-THE FIRM m
IL Mcclellan, 4 Knox was dissolved o. Ia
iEf. ISL ClellSn fetIFinEt 3 4 u. ' 'S@
III HuttaqlS Will bCcqnupued undeg thSS,vA
of6. D. Knox q Co. st.t
jSniO MCCLELLAN 4 KSOy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08

A WAY WITH SPECTACLEs.
A-ALold eyes made new, easily, without doctor
or medicines, Sent postpaid on receipt of 10
cents. Address .4g DIR. Z. B. FooTE,
,yI4.au, n.,.. .a.I 10 Lexington Ave, N. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08

CtTOCKuOLD Frs NOTICE
y STREET. RAILWAY.--The annual mS:t,
Of the stockholders OF the Citizens RSISss
Company, and election Of Directors, Mi ,,S,
place on Saturday, January 29th, al 2orI0FFH
n, IN the Council Chamber Of the City BuIIdo,
HARRY CALDWELL
jAnlb FF 81 SECFelry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08

n o. o. F.-TIIE MEMBERS OF
the Odd Fellows' Mutual Aid Association Of
WCAt Virginia. will met in the EncampmGnt
Room on Monday evening, February i4th, al ~
O'Clock, for the purpose Of cectlDS Directors iCF
the ensuing year, and the transaction OF IMPORT
nv ii. a. UTuMAN, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08
NOTICE..

All persons having claims against nc NJ,
please present them for settlement, and All W. w
sons knowing themselves indebted, Viii ~.
call and settle on or before the 1T day OF A.
next, % all accounts must DO closed BY that nv
iAl1I.lAWh D. SCifANBPI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-08
GENERAL FloTiCEs.

NO.PARTNERsHIP.-I HAVE ,C
~ ISOLATED With mo In tho McrChan, TAI, iI
Ing Business, at tho old stand No. III nv nv.
street, my sons, W. II. SChAnlbta NH i!A !,
SchaInhra Under thhGFm name OfD Srb,S,,lL
& Sons, by whom the business In all In bTsnrS
will, hereafter, he conducted Thankful ~ Wv. ~
toners and public In general for past isvo,. 'a'
respectfully Bolttit continuance Of ihc ss,p, w
= D. sCHAMBHA
Iu ". II. SChANBRA
b., 4. L. SullANBRS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-14

PLEASANT OoCAsIoN.-An interesting
event occurred at Rutland one evening
last week, being the presentation, by the
employees of ths Rutland d Burlington
railroad, of splendid and very COM
plete silver service, to Col. Geo. A. Mer.
riIl, the popular Superintendent of the
road. Gov. Page made the presentation
in few we'll chosen words, to which
Col. Merrill made happy and appre-
ciative response, after which brief time
was spent in social interview, when the
company were invited to partake of a
collation. which the hostess had prepared
and which all the participants much en-
loved. and after another hour Of pleas
ant converse the company took leave OF
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill, leaving with them
most agreeable impressions of the occa-
sion. The silver service presented cost
some fifteen hundred dollars and is ties
timonial fully deserved.
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Bank Elections.

The annual meetings of the Vermont
Banks were held on Tuesday last. and
we give below the officers elected by the
stockholders of the banks in this section.
NATIONAL BANK OF BELLOWS FALLS.
AT the annual meeting of this bank
the venerable Nathaniel Fullerton of
Chester who has become the patriarch Ct
bank presidents, was present and busy
during the day. The new director cho-
sen in place of the late Hon. Hugh III.
Henry is Merrick Wentworth of Ches-
ter, who has been the representative
from that town the last two years. The
officers chosen were as follows: Direc-
tors-Nathaniel Fullerton, Daniel Kel-
logg,J j. II. Williams, Geo. Slate, Asa
Wentworth, j. A. Farnsw6rth, Merrick
Wentworth. Subsequently at meeting
of the directors Nathaniel Fullerton was
reelected President.
WEST RIVER NATIONAL BANK.
At the annual meeting of West River
National Bank thefollowing were elected
Directors-W VIM. Harris, Asa b. Foster
Charles d. Reed, f. L. Mortified, j. A
Butler The dividend for the year was
five per cent. July l, 1869, and five pei
cent. January 1, 1870, and the addition
to surplus for 1869, s34S190.
NATIONAL BANK OF BLACK RIVER.
Directors Hiram w. Albee, Presi
dent; Clark II. Chapman, George s
Hill, Henry H. Spafford, James Fitton
This bank has made semi-annual diyi
dend of six per cent.
NATIONAL BANK OF SPRINGFIELD.
! 7 The National Bank of Springfield
elected the followingpersons as directors
J. w. Colburn, c. A. Forbush, Udne,
Burke, Samuel Afford Jr. Albert Brown
The vote by which the directors wer
elected was as follows, the first fv
names being those elected
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-14

CHEsrER.-F. G. Jacobs and c. Nj.
Stevens have bought of Joseph Loiselle
his blacksmithing business on Main
street, and are ready to accommodate
people with anything in their line of bus
mess, being both young and energetic,
they will succeed in business.
Geo. Howard formerly of Londonder-
ry, is about to open new meat market
under the Central House.
The officers elect Of Centre Lodge No.
80, /. O. Of o. F. were duly installed on
Wednesday eve the 9th inst. and are as
follows:
L. E. Barney, n. G.
II. Henry, V. G.
II. r. Gibson, Secretary.
o. Ellis, Treasurer.
The Fourth Annual Masonic Ball will
take place at Ingraham's on Thursday
eve. January Goth, due efforts are being
made to have this equal former occasions
of the kind, which fact is sufficient to as
sure all that may desire to attend, that
they cannot afterwards regret doing so.
Halls Band of Boston furnish the music.
| Efforts are again being made to form
Cornet Band, and it is hoped that this
time they may succeed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-14
ChnrIor,e F. naaiey,- E-.nte.

STATE OF VERMONT. I Alta Probnte Court held
DISTRICT OF WISDsoR. IS. J at Chester within and
for said District the eleventh day of January. A.
ID. 1870 An instrument purpOrtlng to be the last
will and testament of Charlotte f-Hadley. late oil
Chester in said District. deceased presented tc
the executor therein named. Therefore, il is order
ed by said Court that public notice be given to 81
Court at session thereof TO be held at the Pro.
bate Office in Chester in said district. on the 9Th
day Of February A. D. 1870 and contest the probate
of said will ii they and il il further or
dered that this order be published three weeks sue
cessiveiy in the BELLOWS FALLS TINES, newspa
per printed at Rockingham in this State. the last
which publications shall be previous TO tho day as
signed as aforesa ii for hearing.
Given under my hand az Chester in said District
this 18th day of January. A. ID. 1870
81 WILLIAM ROUNDS. Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Hugh II. Rensy'- Estate.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed by
i the Probate Court for the District of Windsor,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against Hugh III.
Henry late of Chester in said District deceased and
the claims the deceased exhibited. in off to the
claims of the creditors, hereby give notice that
ing said claims at the dwelling house Of said deceas
ed in Chester aforesaid. on the 10th day Of March
NJ. until O'Clock p. NJ. each Of said days. and
that six months from the seventh day Of January.
A. D. 1870 is the time limited by said Court for said
ton and allowance. Dated at Oh ester this 18th day
of January, A. u. 1874
GEORGE SLATE. f-..,,;..;o,a~s
NORMAN T. sHEDD. J commissioners.
J. ii. WILLIAMS. Administrator.
Bellows Fails %
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a uctiOn.

In Bankruptcy. District Of Vermont, IS. The m
dersigned, Assignee Of the estate Of Samuel Hemen
way will sell at Public Auction. at the Hotel Of H.
Dawlcy. in the village Of Ludlow. County of Wind
sor and State of Vermont on TUESDAY. the 18th
day of JANUARY A. D., 1879. at ten o'clock. A. NJ
the following Real Estate, viz Three Wood Lots.
undivided half of n " cod Lot in the town Of West
on. containing 50 Acres. Also. one undivided half
of Wood Lot in the town of Mount Holly. contain
ing 81 Acres. Also, one other Wood Lot the town
of Mount Holly containing 8 Acres and is called the
Green Lot. Also three Building Lots and one other
piece of Land in the village Of Ludlow called the
Woodard Lot. Also. Three Dwelling Houses. one
Dwelling House called the Homestead. Also one
Dwelling House called the Pratt House, will be sold
subject to mortgage in favor OF Malina X. Petit
grew for the sum Of S48}62 Jan. ist 1870 Also,
other Dwelling House. new occupied by V. G. Hem
enway VIII be sold, subjectto mortgage in favor Of
JOrnda Farnsworth. for the OF slgi50O. Jan. l.
1870. Also the Steam Saw and 6rist Mill. with the
Machinery therein. Office Building Blacksmith shop,
Barn aud about and one halt acres Of Land. will
be sold, subject to mortgage in favor of John III
Reynolds. for the OF Sl3U67. Jan. LIST. Also one
Wood and Pasture Lot, in the town Of Ludlow, con-
tanning 63 and is called the Bailey lot will be
sold subject TO an circumference.
ludlow Jan g 1870 2-3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-14
Robbery of astlcton Bank.

The Castl1ton National Bank ut Cas-
Teton was broken into on Monday night
last, aud robbed of s6,400. They got
into the iron safe but didnot get into the
main compartment, otherwise they would
have got all the bank had. The safe
was forced partially open, and as it had
been so FAR spoiled as to render keys use
less, they were obliged to break it open,
and found the main part Of their funds
and deposits all right. Some parties had
nearly their all deposited there for safe
keeping. and the excitement was intense
while they were finishing up the work
left undone by the burglars, and there
was of course great JOY when the funds
were found. The bank lose just about
their surplus funds, and though their
credit is not injured, it puts them back
to where shey were when they began four
years ago, their capital being but $780,
900. The burglars used nitro glycerine
to blow up the safes. Also mufiied
wedges. The bank has offered a reward
Of $1,000 for the burglars.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-14
Westminster Far mers' Club.

JAN. 10Tn. 1S70.-The President in
the chair.
Mr.. n. G. PIERCE Has basement un-
der his barn, lets his cattle loose through
the day and night, but ties them up
to feed morning and evening; feeds
coarse fodder on turning out; hay and
grain in the stalls feeds grain to all his
stock and follows it through the winter !;
thinks it pays better than to sell it,
would not keep his stock in too warm a
lace for it would tend to make them
tender and incapable to stand the storms
of spring and fall.
| Nh. J. l.. COLLINS, thinks there is as
much in caring for and managing stock
as there is in feeding, should be gentle
and kind to them without fretting or
abusing them would have warm stables
good beds and plenty of good water.
Mr.. w. r. KIMBALL, thinks all stock
should have a warm and comfortable
place, good clean bed and well fed, and
4 they would thrive as well as in the sum.
mer; prefers tying cattle up: if his corn
bin got low, would put his hand in his
pocket, had rather starve his pocket thar
his stock thinks that ten pounds of hay
and eight quarts Of grain day sufficient
for a horse. By feeding TOO much VIZ
loose the benefit of it thinks he car
keep horse year on two tons Of gooc
hay, be can keep horse for thirty cent
day.
ALFRED COBB feeds his horse corn OF
the ear, thinks it better than to have /
shelled or ground gives his horse eigh
teen ears day, and bis horse does vel
and looks we'll.
The President: Mr.. HENRY FLoYn
thinks the main object is to have on
stock do the best on the least amount o
food, and as grass is the most natura
food for stock, we should make our win
ter feed as near that as possible by feed
ing cut feed, roots and the like; by $
doing we can make our stock thrive a
well in winter as in summer. That W
should not let our stock get poor, it cost
less to keep stock that is in thriving cor
dition than it does that which is poo
and in the latter case we loose all "
give them. Thinks good many horse
are hurt by feeding to much hay. Pr
fers feeding horses corn on the ear, ar
thinks pumpkins an excellent thing fc
fattening horses Would be kind an
gentle with stock at all times.
Club adjourned one week at six o'eloc
p. NJ, when the committee appointed la
year to experiment with fertilizers wi
make their report.
Subject next meeting, Fertilizers: the
manufacture, preservation and best mai
ner of application to secure the most Il
vorable results.
T. A. CLARK, Secretary pro tenn.
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Bilious falls Jimrs,
LOCAL MATTERS.


81 Ladies' Fair at the new hall We'd
nesday evening, of next week.
A man in Barnard recently felled a
tree upon his oxen, by accident, killing
one Of them.
"A woman in Royalton smothered
hef babe recently by wrapping it too
closely while riding.
- Mr.. Richardson the blind medium,
will speak in Spiritualist Hall, Bartons-
vilI. on Sunday next.
-- Stock holders meeting of the Bel
lows Falls Building Association, at En-
CINE Hall on Saturday evening of this
week.
The friends of Rev. Amos Foster of
Putney recently made him an interesting
visit and as token of good will, left him
some s225,
A Mr.. Culver, in Barnard, lately
lost a pair of horses worth $500 by the
breaking down of the stable in which
they were kept
Look out for your banks, stores
and dwellings. Robberies of them have
never been more plenty than now. See
various accounts of them in this paper.
Lost--a pair of gold bowed specta-
cles somewhere in this village on Thurs
day of last week. The finder will con-
fera favor by leaving them at this Office.
Among the new institutions of this
place, is a whistle just placed upon the
engine of the wood pulp mill, which
sings regularly morning, noon and even,
ing.
There is very evidently strong de-
sire on the part of our business men to
have their accounts and bills paid up,
See various notices in our advertising col.
umn.
The ladies of Rockingham centre
hold their anna fair on Tues lay even
ing next, at L. G. Lovell's hall. They
have got up first rate programme and
deserve full house.
The new hall not being ready fol
use this week, the Ladies of the Con
EDUCATIONAL church and society postponed
their festival to Wednesday Afternoon
and evening of next week, when they
hope to present acceptable attractions.
Hon. +. G. Robbins and NJ H
Goddard, Esq, were appointed Notariel
" The late session Of the County Court.
A mau in Pomfret recently foun,
bis stock buried under lot of straw from
broken down scaffolding. The cattle
came near smothering to death.
Advertised Letters-Miss r. F. Wy
man, Miss Martha NJ Gale, Mrs. Mar
thn Moore, Chas. d. Hammond, j. H
Marsh, Daniel Brasnahan, Metarie Shili
Persons calling for any Of the foregoing
lesters should say " advertised"
The gale of week ago was unusu
ally violent in Charlotte. Trees wer
broken down or twisted up by the root:
Sheds were blown down and the tops G
chimneys torn off.
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Vermont News.

The Reform School at Waterbury
has now rs boys, all apparently submis-
sive to A" the powers that be-"
Seven persons in one family at
Manchester, were recently poisoned by
eating boiled squash. They will recover.
= The gale on Sunday last unroofed a
barn for Mrs. S. p. Hopkins, on the west
side of the creek in Ferrisburg.
The Vergennes National bank has
declared semiannual dividend of five
per cent. free of government tax.
Mr.. George. Parker's house, near St.
Johnsbury mountain, was burned on the
30th ult.
- A boy four years old, was horribly
scalded in st. Johnsbury, short time
since, by his mother upsetting teapot of
hot water upon him.
-Diptheria is still prevailing to an
alarming extent in Groton. Within a
few weeks nine young persons have been
carried away by that fatal disease.
Messrs, Cochran & Co, in the lum-
Der business at ROCKVILLE, are building
"spout about three miles long to run
lumber from their mills to the railroad.
IT. G. Beach and L. M. Howe of
yNos+fo,J haze oa,b lo,4 n ,,oI,oblo Lo..n
recently, from being choked to death in
the stall.
- Eastman & Bowman of Barnet are
employing about 80 men in their mill.
It worked up about 100000 feet Of
lumber last year, and made 100000
pieces of lathe.
- james Fisk, jr., has procured a
monument at cost of $3.50, which is
to be placed over the grave of Polly Al
bro of Pownal, who took care of him in
his childhood.
In St. Johnsbury there is village
law providing that no scholar shall be
allowed to stand around in stores, OF
other public places, during school hour;
"a provision both necessary and whole
some.
During the high wind last Sunday
John Halsey of Goshen, was closing 6
wagon house door, when gust of wine
blew the door against him, disloeatins
his right shoulder, and bruising his arm
badly.
&C. j. Bowker Of St. Johnsbury Cen
ter, has kept from 81 to 80 coarse WOO
sheep, during the past FIVE years and ha
sold from them wool and lambs to tn
amount of 1922. He keeps them OIL
good hay and grass, except few week
in April when he feeds few bushels 0
turnips
The clerk in one of the Montpelie
hotels initiates to perfection the signatur
! of Gen. f. E. Spinner, q. S. Treasures
3 and occasionally creates the impressio
that they have distinguished guest b
s entering it upon the register. He ough
( to be indicted-not for forgery, but fo
e illegibility.
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Pay Us To-day
WE'LL TRUST TO MORROW !!

WE'LL TRUST TO MORROWl
o. Smith Co. would respectfully announce to the
determined to do a strictly Cash and Ready. Pay BUS
mess. and that no goods will be charged on their
books TO RICH or POOR, on or after
MONDA Y The 17h day Of JANUARY,
1870. But furthermore they say that goods will be
any credit house possibly do and live. All our
goods bought for Cash and can be sold low, for
We have no books keep bills to collect by this
system. Do not say YOU can't trade with us, but
DON'T ASK US TO CHARGE THE GOODS. FOR
WE CAN'T Do IT. We know that Won going to
BUY where You can get the most for your money.
Bring Butter Eggs Potatoes. Corn. Oats. anything
we can SELL and we will allow the market price in
exchange for goods at cash prices.
We know you good and expect to pay,
Wen trust you to- morrow. but can to-day.
n. b. Remember that promises don't PAY old
bills. A word to the wise is sufficient,
o. SMITH & CO., Groeers.
Rellnws Falls. Vt. Jan. 9. 1870.
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STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court
DIsTRIcT OF WESTs1SsTkR. IS. in and for said Dis
trict To all persons interested in the Of Ade
line T. Brown late Of Londonderry in said District.
deceased fsHgFTfSG.
X-Ou are hereby notified that Aaron Bemis admin
istrator Of the estate Of said deceased will pre-
sent his administration account for allowance and
ask for an order Of distribution Of the of said
deeeassd in his hands AZ the session Of said Court to
held al the Ian Of +. and II. Phelps in Grafton In
said district. on the first W ednesday Of Februsry
1ssu and that said Court viii then and there decide
upon tbs allowance of said account and decree dis
trbution Of said estate which time and place you
can be heard in the premises IL You shall cause
c. Il. EDDY. Register.
Jan s. 1870. "a
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Marrisa.

In South Londonderry Jan. 4th, at the West Riv-
er House, by Rev. X. Mott, Baptist minister, Mr..
both Of Weston,
In hartford. Wis, Jan list. by Rev. r. H. Fair
banks Mr. ALBERT W. PIERCE. formerly OF
Westminster. VI, and Miss ADELE L. VASAUKEN
both OF Manchester. Wis.
In keene n. H.. by Rev. Dr. Barstow, DR.. w ALI
DO +. WHITNEY Of Boston. to Miss ABBIE E.
HALE of Walpole, n. II.
In Chester Dee. 3lst by Rev. A y. Flanders, Mr.,
ALONZO n. GRAVES and Miss HATTIE NJ
FLETCHER both of Ludlow.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-14

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court
DISTRICT Of WESTMINSTER. IS. in and for said Dis
trict To all persons interested in the estate Of Mary
4. Stiles late of Grafton. in said district. deceased.
GREETING.
YOU are hereby notihel that an instrument pur-
porting to be the last will nd testament Of said
deceased has been presented to the Court here. for
probate by David stiles. the executor therein nam
ed and that said Court will decide upon the allo
nnce of the same. az the session Of said be
held at the Inn Of T. and ". Phelps in Grafton. in
said district, on the FIRST Wednesday Of February.
lSn at which time and place you can be heard in the
premises If yoH shall see cause.
c. d. EDDY. Register.
Ian $50 "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-14
CATTLE MARK EFT.
IltHbAl, Jan. IL, 1908.
AMOUNT OF srpcg AT MARKET.
Catttn chaa. C.hotng Eat uoau Wal

AHVVNT OF NiflVN At NNHhFF'
Cattle. Sheep Shotos Fat Hogs. Veal.
This week 1906 S1i9 800 go 80
Last week. i2l7 b0}i $50 1900 %
onc year ago, LOSES 1876 80 90 20
Prices Of Market Beee-Extra, si2.75 a $3.50
6rst quality sl2OO a 125a "a quality 1880 o sll 20;
third quality. $3.50 % 1000.
Prices OF Store Cattle.-Working Oxen, y pair sl5o
q 500.
Mich cows-sO q $50 Extra $40 % 500 Farrow
and dry 500 a 500
~ 80. Three years old $40 e 500,
Sheep aud Lambs,-Per head, in lots. s2.50 " $50.
liides.-TlS q Sc " h.
Quotations same as last week excepting calf skins
lie az lSc. 4 ID.
REMARKS.-No change in quotations. though in
the latter part Of the day trade became slow, the
cy except for The sheep trade is not favora
bic TO drOyers. The sales were TO &c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-14

"A nan entered Mead's jewelry store
at Montpelier, and grabbed handful o;
watch chains and valuable gold watch,
and made his escape with the plumber.
The watch was gold hunting case made
at Elgin, Ill. The movement was marked
g. NJ. Wheeler, No. 14.04S.
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Myra Pierce. Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, IS. for the District
Aforesaid To all persons interested in the estate of
Myra Pierce late Of Londonderry. in said District
deceased. GRKErING.
NoU are hereby notified that A. L. Fuller. EXecu-
tor Of the will of said deceased has filed his pc
tton in the Court here setting forth that il will be
necessary TO sell all Of the real and personal estate
penses Of administration and has aged for license
TO sell the at public auction private SALE and
that said Court will decide upon said APPLICATION At
Phelps in Grafton on the first Wednesday of Febru
ary 1870. at which time and place you can be heard
in the premises if you shall see cause
C. d. EDDY. Register.
Jan. 5. 1870. "a