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STATE OF VERMONT

- DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, s..
BE 1t rendered, that at a session of the
Probate Court holden at Rutland, within
and for said district, ON the 29th day of
February, A. D. 1872.
Present: Hon. WALTER {. DUNTON, Judge
Whereas, Edwin Mahuren, administrator
Of the estate of Reuben S. Mahuren, late of
Middletown, in said district, deceased, has
this day presented to said court, his petit
ton i'll writing, setting forth, that it will
be necessaryto sell a part of the real es-
tate of said deceased, for the payment of
the debts and charges of administration,
ana therein making application to said
court for Incense to make such sale.
It Is ordered that all persons interested
in the estate of said deceased, be notified
to appear before said court, at the Probate
office i'll Rutland, in said district, on the
18th day of March, \. d. 1872, by publica-
ton of this order three weeks 5uCcssiVely
previous thereto. in the hutland HERALD,
a newspaper printed at Rutland aforesaid
10 show cause, If any they may have. why
said license should not be granted.
JOEL c. BAKER.
lo"5" Register.
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( COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE,

~ The undersigned, having been an
pointed by the Hon. Probate Court for the
District of Fairhaven, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against
said District, deceased, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose of ex-
amining and allowing said claims at his
late place of business on the 18th of April,
and the 18th of June, 1872, from O'Clock
a. m, until 4 O'Clock p. m, each of said DAYS
and that six months from the 10Th day of
February, a. D., 1872, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and al
lOWanCe.
Dated at Fair Haven, this 4th day of
March, A. ID. 1872.
j. NJ PROCTOR, lC.,
BENZ. WILLIAMS, commissioners.
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THE CHEROKEE BALsAn
CURES

CATARRH, RHEUMATISM. ASTHMA
NEURALGIA,
And kindred diseases. Eiebtv-four hot.
t YES soId IN twelve days. Pleasant TO The
o,,S.e, oIleh gives Immediate relief. ALWAYS
cures cases not incurable Price Is cents
per DotIle Liberal deduction when sold
Dy the dozen. Address
e.,oo r. Z. MEANWHILE.
Aeo-suZd@Wtf Castleton, Vt
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WANTED.

u A man to run Circular Saws; esneoialI,,
n 6sncn saws. Liberal inducements will by
bab bieu 70 man OF experience and steady
sais received until the 1st of ApriI. Aiopo-
Brandon, March 18th, 1872. '1 1i,ra
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UNPUBLISHED IN 1880.
BAKERS
CHOCOLATEAND COCOA.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

W. Baker Il Co. were awarded the highest
prize conferred on any manufacturers of
Chocolate, Cocoa, and BrOma, at the Paris
Exposition of 1867, and received Ithe only
medal awarded to any American manufac
tuners of these articles Their prepared
COCOA and VANILLA CHOCOLATE
are manufactured from the finest Cocoa
and are unequalled in quality and flavor.
Also, Fine
CHOCOLATE FOR CONFECTIONERS Use.
and the
GERMAN SWEET OH COLATE.
so justly celebrated throughout the coun-
try.
WALTER BAKER & CO,
Boston.
sold by Srocers generally. I0W3m
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determine the validity and utility OF Pat
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same. Copies OF the claims OF any patent
furnished by renting one dollar. Assign
ments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United tates possesses
superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
ascertaining the patentabllity ofinvGntions
All necessity of a jourAey to Washington
to procure patent, and the usual great
delay there, are here saved inventors
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Sperial 1otifes.
NJ A r r [ A C E G UID E.

EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR.-Beine
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! All young married people, or those con
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Pleasant and agreeable to take The
safest and best remedy extant for Group,
giving almost instant relief.
RECOMMENDED BY PHYSI
cad the following extract from the Bos-
ton Daily journal of Sept. II: Family
Physicians prescribe Dr.. Topliff~s Syrup Of
Tar in preference to other remedies for
throat, lung, and bronchial affections, in
clplent consumption, diptheria. influenza,
Group, hOarsenesS, and irritation. For re-
moving these diseases its equal cannot he
met with in the science of medicine"
AMEsBURY, MASS.
have used Dr. TOplitf>s SyTltD of Tar in
my practice for the last three years, and
consider 1t a medicine of great value in
all threat and lung diseases.
III. g. LESLIE. VI. d.
DR.. ToplIf's Syrup ofTal. is sold by all
Druggists, or sent to any part of the cOun-
try, securely packed, on receipt of the
price, One Dollar Bottle, by the propri-
etOr
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
George G.. Goodwin & CO.. Burr 4 Co.
Rust Bros \ Bird, Weeks < Potter, Boston
Mass. "
W. F. Phillips 4 Co, Portland, Maine.
Henry Il Co., Burlington, Vermont.
Circulars containing Testimonials sent
tree to all on application to the pronri-
etOr,
DIR. c. O. TOPLIFF,
''"t Baskerville, \. H.
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Inose who. have used IL ana
doctors, and the Disk itself are its best re-
commends- Price $3.50 Inquire OF drug.
g1sts = u,,,I n. r. * - % 'sDisk FsGt,, IL
low rates to any
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FOR ALE. vALUABLEFARM

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IN Shoreham, Addison County. YER
ht0nI OF 40 acres. situated within tbree
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running water at house and harms ~
young Orchard in bearing. a
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ana Outbuildings in good repair su;4ahie
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TW2moS n - 49,
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SOPHIE MAYS
grown up" story of the
DOCTORS DAUGHTER

One handsome illustrated volume, cloth,
$3.50 just issued, which has already had u
very large sale, and which is winning gold
en- opinions from the critics of the prcaa,
DIG NOT FAIL To READ IT
All the tenderness, eGInestnCss and iOlli-
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as eagerly sought by parents as children,
abound in this story for older readers.
Bright as sunbeam, natural as life it
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sanitary az the personal effect of pure
spring NATURALIZATION Transcript.
Tho book Is made up of Wholesome,
commonplace experiences, so charmingly
told that fromdirst to last the interest new
or lessens.' Hearth and Home
"All the young girls of our acquaintance
pronounce 1t splendid. "-Porti0Hd Trans
script.
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In preas by the same author, LOT Hell
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and sent by mail post paid, on receipt Of
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NO CURE NO CHARGE.
Il II + L MA IT'S NJ .
NEURALGIA.
$4,000 WILL BE PAID

To any person producing any Medicine
| able to show one-third as many living ner-
| manent cures as DR.. Filters VcpetabIa
rheumatic remedy; and a further reward
| OF SIOO Tor any case Of Chronic or Tnno1,
matOry rheumatism. Neural0ia RI,a1i,1t-
tic Ague Sciatica and Rheum9tisTn' az ~,
hldneys 1t viii not cure. This Rbeumatic
syrup Is used inWardly only. pleasant r.
tne taste, and guaranteed free from min
ILlous Drugs. 1t IS not a Quacz Medicine
put q Sclentllc prescription of Jos p Fit
Ter, Nj. d, Professor of ToxicoIoov s,,d
anu chemistry, graduate of the ceIe6rafad
University of PENNSYLVANIA. A. n 800
whose entire professional life has beeT
.lt:o, specially to this disease This
preparation under solemn oath is consci
entlously believed to be the only positiye
reIlaDIe, invaluable specific ever diSco,rcT''
gu Inc proof That no other specific exists
IS asz i iolS IN every community in persons
anlcted for many years past and etiJi 80
fer1ng. If physicians could cI1re 81 - =
speclnc ana exist, this could not no 60
Iact that must be universally adnittad
the OH deceived sufferer NAV wisely ASK
EitSa; st1SiuliIy OF evidence has be that Dr.
T i.der ; hheumatlc Syrup will cure his case
! me protectlon offered to patients against
imposition Is In legally signed contract
Wnlch VIII be forwarded without CHARGE TO
any sauuefef sending by letter DESCRIPTIONS
exact number of bottles warra nted TO c,'To
anu IN case OF failure the money paid will
pS returned to the patient. No other rem
Guy mas ever been offered on such honor
a aat terms. Medical advice, with certifi-
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men, etc, who have been cured after an
Otner treatments failed, sent bv letter o,ra
us. Afh1cted cordially invited to write TO-,
ADVISE 10 the principal office, As sontb
Fourth street. Philadelphia. Pa. nr w.
ier's rheumatic Syrup is sold by Drnooie+s
.o A. w. HIGGINS, Sole Agent
Rutland.
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w INDSOR COUNTY MUTUAL,
FIRE INSURANCE co.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT.
INCORPORATED OCT. 30. 1898.
First Policy issued April 9th. 1870.

The average rate of assessments during.
the past thirty-one years has been only,
TWO AND THREE-FoURTHs per cent.
The assessment for the wear ending
March 81, 1871, was TWO AND oNE-FOrRTU
per cent.
IT ASKS YOUR PATRONAGE. BECAUSE
l. 1t il HOME COMPANY; managed bv
Vermont men, and insuring only in this
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,. Insurance in it is cheaper than II can
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l. The Company has a clear surplus over
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X. 5. sOUTHGATE. Sec.
DIR. D. H. MEACHAM. Agent
Union Block, Rutland, Vi.
January, 1872 wgo,os
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y standard Preparation, endorsed by
the most reliable Physicians, and its aston
Ishlng curative powers attested by thou
sands who have used it.
1t IS sure, quick remedy for all the dis
eases OF the Urinary Organs existing in
male or female, Irritation or inflammation
OF Kidneys or Bladder, Gravel, Diabetes
reddish Sediment in Urine, Thick, Cloudy
from Urethra, Retention or incontineflce
OF Urine, Chronic Catarrh of Bladder and
all Chronic Maladies Of the Urino-GenitaI
Organs.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine everywhere. 48:wlv
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HEART RFGTIATOP.

\, Appropriation in which Won can place In
phcit confidence as berg all II IS frrIr-
sale by EkANClS ZEN : & co.
lutlsnd. Il
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GARRATT-s
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ELECTRIC DISK

ELECTRIC DISK,
fixed close and warm,
quicly relieves Rheumatic
and NeuralgIc Pains and
Neaknessl We know its
wonderful comfort and
power TO help weak organs
as lungs, heart, stomach,
kldneys, lame back. etc.
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III ALE \ MILLION
-LIO-E
r Z D Z r S

D Z / G Fl T D RE DERS
of SOPHIE MAYS POPULAR BOOKS, the
.DOtty Dtmple" and Little Prudy Stories
for young people, viii rejoice to learn that
ANoTnER GREAT TRIrMPH hna been
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Pleasant and agreeable to take The
safest and best remedy eXtant for Group,
giving almost instant relief.
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niendo un resultado bril1ante, pues dc
400 disparos que Sc verifcaron, Sc .hicie.
ron 25S blancos 3 sean I77 200 metros
y 81 q 400, 8 sea un ga por 100 de tiros
aproyechados, 10 que creemos habla mu-
cho en- favor de la destreza que han adj
quirido va en- Ell manejo de las armas los
Voluntarios de esta Capital
Nueva MOda.-Segun los nItizmOs fieu-
rlnes, hoy Sc estilan los ojos de las ninas,
y las ninas de los ojos, negros.
Los bolsillos y las cabezas vacfos.
Las palabras de las mujeres y las obras
de los hombres, al reves
La conciencia Y las batas, muy holgadas.
+. Las corbatas y los matrimonios, ccon la
20 la neglige.
Los mirinaques y los coloccaos de amor,
tenomenalmente exagereeaos.
Las bocas de los irseoeciles Y las sombri
LAS casi siempre abiertas.
Las medias y las cartas de las muieres,
sin puntos.
Los abanicos y los pollos con tres de-
dos de pluma fina.
La lengua y las unas, muy largas.
La envidia y las botas de charol, en- to-
do tempo.
Los tontos comiendo y los sabios con
hambre.
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Iquieren Namarse espanoles como nosotros
tlenen el atrevimiento de lamar al rostro
de los Voluntarios de Cuba, de nuestros
| queriaos hermanos que estan derramando
su sangre y sus tesoros, el nomb1e de uno
&c sus mas injustos .detractores, d. Ra-
tael Ms Labra En- su delirio insensato,
presentan candidates para las pr6ximas
elecciones de Diputados C6rtes, por el
distrito de Cabo-Rojo, 4 Ell que quiso
mancillar Ia nunca empanada honra de los
| voluntarios de Cuba,
| El delirium tremens de que Sc encuentran
poseidos los separatistas de esta Antilla al
yer que, gracias su divina Providencia,
Sc va hacienda luz, y que los hombres de
Duena t. que todo 10 quieren con Espana
los abandonan, y Sc replegan al lado de
sus hermanos los espanoles sin condicio-
nes, es horrible. Ellos no pueden confor~
marse con que Puerto Rico sea espanola,
va que no consigan sus desastrados fines,
quleren lamar al rostro de los leales los
nombres de las personals que mas Sc han
distinguido apor su 6dio los voluntarios
de Cuba, por su aversion 4 los espanoles.
FL nombre de D. Rafael Maria Labra,
electores de Sabana grande, Cabo Roio y
Yauco, es elmayor bofeton que Sc puede
dar nuestros hermanos de Cuba. votar
en- favor de este Sr. es querer que esos
benemeritos cuerpos tengan un enemigo
declarado en- las pr6ximas C6rtes: votar 4
Labra es querer que los Voluntarios de
Puerto Rico, sean desarmados: votar
Labra es querer la desgracia de esta Ao-
reciente Provincial, pues Ell hombre que no
ma titubeado en- prodigar los ma yores in
sultos en- sus escritos los martires de la
patria, los Voluntarios de Cuba, no de-
jara de pedir todo 10 que conduzca 4 la
desgracia de la bella Borlnquen.
Electores, votar Labra signifca ser
enemigos de nuestros hermanos de Cuba;
votar & Labra signifca ser anti-espanol
puro. 81, 10 que no creemos, quereis apare-
Ger ante la nacion como separatistas, vo-
tad 4 Labra. Astdrias, la noble Ast1rias. Sc
ha avergonzado de haberle nombrado su
representante en- las pasadas elecciones.
Los reformistas de esta Isla que tanto
0dlan, segun pregonaban antes, los candi
datos cuneros, han tenido necesidad de
traerle ese distrito q fin de que, eligien-
dole vosotros, pueda seguir insultando 8
los espanoles de Cuba de Puerto Rico.
Vosotroa yais q fallar, vosotros vais 4
dar vuestros sufragios con entera libertad.
81 quereis ser espanoleG, d tempo estais,
81 quereis elegir Labra, -. que Dios Sc
apiade de esta hoy tan foreciente noble
Provincia.
80 As.E I'm e1ectOr.
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mageatuoso, en- bien de nuestra querida

|nnagestuoso, en- bien de nuestra querida
Isla. -.
El Sr. F6lgas Sc ha presentado genero-
50, regalando la companfa las carabinas
|necesarias, para 10 cual; acto continue,
dispuso el embarque de su Sr. sobrino,
con aquel fin: al propio tempo hace re-
gala las personas pobres que miitan en-
nusstras flas, del uniforme, sOmbrero y
calzado para ell eiercicio.
Segun he sido infor&ado, nuestro veci-
no D. Felix Rodriguez, ha ofrecido la
companla de voluntarios las escarapelas
.necesarias, tanto para la Ofciaidad como
para los soldados: digna de toda conside-
racion y aprecio, esta oferta del Sr. Rodri-
gueg, por la cual despues de haberse acep-
tado, no podemos menos que tributarle un
fiel reconocimiento, por tan patri6tica ac-
cion.
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GACETILLA.
UJm eIectOr.

A "DOn SimplfcfO" & quiem parece que
le trae algo desasosegado ell anuncio de la
HIsTORIA DE LA INSURRECCIoN DE LAREs
que va Sc esta imprimiendo en- la Penfnsu-
la; Don Sinpzicio que diz que un cele-
b@rrimo abogado patio le sumiuistra artfcu-
los sobre Derecho y Administration tan
suavemente escritos que ell Gobierno no
juzga prudente permitir su circulation, Sc le
ha metido en- la cabeza que no Sc pueden
legalmente historian hechos que han sido
objeto de una amnistfa. Esta en- un error
DON SinepIcio y ell abogado que lie ilumi
ma. La amnistia bora los crfmenes que Sc
han cometido y que han podido cometerse
para los efectos legales, pero no prohibe
la prensa que refera y comente los
hechos que ella Sc referen. Amnistfa Sc
di6 a los carlistas despues del abrazo de
Vergara y, sin embargo, hay varias histo-
rias de la guerra civil: amnistia di6 Ell 60
bierno de Washington los rebeldes del
Sur, y sin embargo conocemos dos histo
riadores de la guerra del Sur, que escri-
bieron despues de decretada aquella. 81
una amnistia signifcase que Sc prohibia
| publican los sucesos que dieron lugar q
ella, no habria historic en- ell mundo, pues
es rarfsima la guerra Ell disturbio poll
tico de alguna gravedad que no de lugar
una amnistia, ST el libro que hemos
anuneiado al pdblico surtiera efectos
legales, exigiendo responsabilidad a los
que en- el Sc citah, entonces podria ser SUI
publication opuesta a Ia ley; pero como s
nadie Sc ha de molestar por la. participa-
cion que haya tenido en- la consabida cala-
Uerada, ninguna ley. .puede tampoco opo-
nerse q la publicacionsde hechos pdblicos
que estan en- la memoria de todos; aun-
que existiera tai ley, seria absurda porque
10 son todas las que Sc oponen las leyes
IinYariables de la naturaleza, que no per
miten que de la memoria humana pue-
dan borrarse sucesos que han aconteci-
do. No saltamos, pues, por encima de
nlngLna ley al narrar escenas que han
pasado, como Sc han narrado en- to-
dos los paises las que les son analogas.
Cuando antes de conocer nuestro traba-
| jo, tales lamentos Sc. allan, Sque sera
cuando vean la obra que algunos califcan
va de libelo, sin embargo de que nadie en-
Puerto-Rico la ha leido excepto nosotros!
Prevemos que ha de ser grande la i'm
parcialidad con que los radicalcs, los ami
| gos de los amnistiados de Lares, han de
IAcriticar ese voldmen que va tanto preocu
pa 8 algunos.
/ Por 10 demas para saber la de6nioion de
Mr. Peyronet que con tanto aparato nos
da el colega transformado, no necesitamos
tantas citas de ENCYCLOPEDIAS de autores
Basta con el modesto diccionario de Els,
criche. Oosas de Don Smnphcio.
AvisO q los ffeles.-E1n In Capilla dc
Ia V.sO. Z. Franciscana, comenzara Ia
| fiesta del vi6rnes Santo Ia II della ma
mana.
Trio al b1amcO.-E1 domingo tOc6 e
tlro Ia companfa de Voluntarlqs: hi2t
270 disparos 200 metros, dando en- g
blanco SO, Y 270 400 idem, dando LOS
blancos, 6 sea q 400 metros el 40 por 10t
y 4 200 idem, cerca del 81 por 100.
ri LINES hizo este eiercicio Ia So com
panias que nanda el ST. Baston, obte
e~z-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-27
1ss Psdro Vizar,


Senores: dos moivos me obligan q
@----@ lamar por un momento Ia fina aten-
ciOn de statrespetable yconcurrencia:
20912 H0SS a1S ga tangb nj rnag Or
edad y que Ia ley por tanto me conce-
de el plenp u i iPre~ ejersicio Dc, mis-
derechos, me place manifestaaE que me
~ adhere en- pn todp 4 los. pripci pios1del
sal paftid0 hserkador de esta
oe Z oIsA eespd3soB si,s c0Ssal lesoSes, porque
son los que mas Sc conforhan con mi mi
modo de pensar.
Y2a Habiendo fecibido tde mi que
Tldo J respectable amigo D. Benito J.
Poloe especial = Apenroso encargo ds
leer un discufso que un wage inevi-
table ieshh impedido Ve1if 4 prohan-
aciaf pOf 81 cuhapl0 fnhy gustosanente
nj cometide peEqus con All0 s9 que
complazcg 4 dich0sHr dandole asf una
debll pEnebah mi gratibqd nspor Ia
s hQndad0sa alnistarl Que esrae. dispsnes.
sMI11I6M1IMH A1MNHTMI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-27
REMITIDOS.

Muy Sr. milo y amigo: De la manera
mas atectuosa, me permito suplicar v.
Sc digne dar cabida en- las columnas de su
ilustrado peri6dico al siguiente comunica
DO; pues de tan marcado favor, lie quedarA
para siempre agradecido S. S.