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pEUBEN G. BURNHAM's ESTATE

The subscribers, having been appointed by tho
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing.
ton Commissioners TO receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
OF Reuben q. Durham late OF Woodbury. In said Dist
ret deceased represented insoyent and the term OF
sx months from The TN day OF February, 1873 being al
loved by said Court 10 the creditors OF said deceased,
u exhiht and prove their respective claims before US
Give notice, that We II attend the duties Of
appointment at tho dwelling-house OF Miss ElsnA
Burnhnm, Ia Woodbury.. In said District, on the sec
oni Tuesday Of April aud July next, AZ one o'clock
In the afternoon, on each Of said days.
s & 4 f SeSJAalN. Commissioners.
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Legal Antipes.
STATE OF VERMONT,
STATE OLE VERMONT.

~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Chelsea, on the 10th
day q February, A. D. 1879
Dana b. Gies, Administrator OF the estate Of Royal
~ white late of Tunhrdge In said District, deceased
makes application to said Court for license to sell all
of real Of said deceased representing that
-ad sale IN part Is necessary for the pay ment Of the
debts e sad deceased, and that part thereof sufficient
OF that purpose cannot be sold alone without injury 10
those interested In the remainder.
Whereupon. II Is ordered by said Court, that said
application under consideration and DO heard
on the At day Of March, A. ID. l-73. at the Probate
Office In Chelsea, and, 1t Il further ordered that all
persons Interested be notified hereof by publication
VI 10 ice OF this application and order thereon, three
weeks succcssvrly In the Vermont Waterman and
state Journal printed Montpelier, before said time
OF hearing, that they may appear at said time and
place. aud, if they cause, object thereto.
By the Court.-Atiest,
6lG5 JOHN r. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
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CORNELIUS DIyoL's ESTATE.

The subscribers having he q appointed by the Hon
orahie Probate Court for the District of Washington,
Cum N oaers, TO receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons sginst the estate
Of Cornelius Dlv0l, late Of Warren IN said District.
deceased. represented insoveut, and tho term OF SIX
months from the 2ith day OF January ls13, being
allowed by said Court to the creditors OF said deceased,
exhibit aud prove their respective claims before
Give notice that will stten to the duties Of
appointment al the dwellin s-house OF thu late Cor
nelus nvOl 10 Warren, in SAID District, the 18th
day OF Marsh and the 18th day Of July next at one
o'clock In the afternoon Of Zach Of said days.
!, A. Ay fsPEep sSAsS'IsrrR Commissions 8.
Warren, February 2ith, A. ID. 1879 o3-6j
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Ing house Of Y. II. House, In Berlin, Washington
Connty, the ED day Of March, A. ID. 1878 at one
o'clock T. NJ, oil tho real estate In Willsmstovn,
Dan County, Owned by the late ialsey iionss, de-
ceas At, except the widows right to dower, but In
GLIDING the reyerson thereof eald estate u situated
lne and consists OF FROM twentyhys u thirty acre.
81 pasture and wood land, be the more " ieks
Terms made known AZ time Of sale.
II EBkNkZER BASS, Exseutos.
Wililamstewn, March ., 1874. sits
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate court held at Montpelier, in said Dis
trct, on the 18th day of February A. ID. 1873,
Don =. Carpenter. Admin'strat Of the estate
Of rzra Cushinan late Of Duxhury, In said District.
deceased presents his admin strtlon ac;ount Tor ex
animation aud allowance, and makes application for
decree Of distribution and PARTITION 81 the estate OF
.tid deceased. Nhereupon IL is ordered by said
Court that said account aud salt application be re-
hfted 10 session thereof 20 be held Vt the Probate
O1ce 10 snid Montpelier, on the Is day OF March
D. l-s3 for hearing and decision thereon And, IL
further ordered that notice hereof be II en- all per-
sons Interested by publication Of the three weeks
snccess veiy in the Vermont NatchInan and state
Journal "A newspaper published Mt Montpelier, pre-
yous 20 said tnu appointed for hearing that they may
appear at said time aud place and show cause, any
they may have, why said account should not be al
lowed and such decree made.
By the Court.-Attest
6I6i N. A. CHASE, Register.
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A Fun srooE.-l'. c. Phinucy has just re-
coiycd fan stock of manila wrapping paper
OF different sizes and weights, which he will
sell at prices which defy competition Give
him q Gail
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pomRY WuTFwAsnEp- AT the Inst mo-
meat Of Senator Pomeroy's official life, the
committee on his case report that the charges
against him in reference to hisulleged atteiopts
at bribery are mol Prorcli
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bUatrhman s. Journal.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1878.
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- Don't frrct the concert by the famous
Blrnabee troupe 10 Village Hall this evening
ltwi.l he The great entertainment Of tho sea.
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JAMES WICK,


ONLY 10 CENTS.
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on, PAINTs-uOw TO SELECT AND USE THEN.
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. copies, bound m cloth, for g. sample copies
paper cover mailed post paid 10 any address, on re-
ceipt Of 10 cents, by the punlisher.
HENRY CAREY BAIRD,
Box 1914 POstUlcc, Phiadelpi Ia
SEE the EHotrqg 4ab'@ erraci from prsss noficss
"a very valuable book, and no QUE intending to
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I've did not know so much could be sad on the sub
lect Of painting mouse until read this excellent
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"Not only NECESSITY 10 the painter. but valuable
to every occupant of u dwetiing.'--N. !. Hoyid.
nuN . copies Of this book distribute them among
could make no moro valuable present. he g0 mn
in publishing this book Nj. Bald has done real
service o the community - ohdn Muir.
I'VE hope the publisher will sell 10000 copies Of
this hook durin- 'ii.' -llsf,H 4ffrfisCr.
1--WE have ju-t painted our house Gs advised 10y the
author. and congratulate ourselves that no decllinE
ia our ncighhorhood uxceis ours Ia aPpcaran e.
| Hdrperis UukV
"in selling a sample copy for 10 cents SIR. Baird
must feel certain order Tor % bound in cloth will
] FOLLOW frrHk issfc
1--WE know The town and country paints therein recon.
neudrf aud vuuch for thor value ana the keel
cuce of the Harrison" brani oiwhite ad.n-tata.
/ L'aycr.
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AURORA LODGE, No. %. F. & A. NJ.
a REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of AuRoRA LoDGF.
No. %, will be held at their Hall, MONDAY EVE
MING, March 10Th 1878, at y O'Clock
BN ORDER OF THE W
TlIOs. II. CAVE, Sec'y.
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TnmrmNr Lrcrusrs -Gen. NEAL Dow.
tbc father og tho Maine law, 50 called, nd
dressed crowded audiences ut Trinity chapel
800 eard.y anl Sunday evenings last, undes
Dow -uu Cd Qacnt speaker, exceedingly ciclr
aud convincing 10 the Inc of prohibition, 20
which be is especially devoted, ami, barring
s'.ac mltters OF questionable taste, seemed O.
meet tie arpi.htunn Of The mas- OF lis
hearers.
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ONLY 10 NTs.
DARE AMERICAN BOOKS SO
Il l. for Dr. Thomas Alnaunc, i7a3, g. for American
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The Committee appointed to raise funds AMI
procure q survey of the Montpelier and Black
River Railroad met ar he Town Hall in Hard
wick, on the 2sth OF February, and was called
to order by p. p. Ptkin, Chairman.
X r. Parker Of Wolcott, offered the lol-
lowing solution, which was adopted
Resoircd, That oil the surveys, cstimates
and papers now in the hands Of tho Commit
tee. he handed over To the Commissioners nhn-
el in the charters Of tie several routes.
There being a large minority Of the Commits
sionors nomed in the Montpelier and Black
River Railroad Company present, they were
called to order by Gen. ?. r. Pitklu, and or
ganized as follows
r. p phk'n. Chairman
samuel Well-, Cirk and Treasurer.
On motion, the Clerk was authorized to pro.
cure the publication of the legal notices for
opening the books Of subscription to the Capt.
ud Stock Of said company, designate the place.
for taking the same, procure suitable books,
and make all the necessary arrangements, and
as soon as three hundred shares Of the stock
has been subscribed, the chairman was directed
% notify the Commissioners and have legal
meeting Of tie stockholders called for the
election Of a board Of directors.
There not being majoriiy Of the Com
ui->ionoys named in the NJ intpelier, Htdwick
aud Black River Railrond Co. present, Il meet
ing Of the Commissioners named ia the char
ter for said road was called to meet at Hard.
wick, on Tuesday, the llth Of March.
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A CoRREsroyngST, writing from Athens, eurousy
contrasts the mixtures to he found there OF ancient
and modern civilization. RtilroAdsspiu their trains
amid the temples Of three thousand years steamers
dash their swells uptn the Preus, AID the OF
their Whistles rcsounds from Athos, Ponteileus and
Cythoron to olympus and the heavens beyond their
gods. DR.. Ayers World-renowned medicines, those
communications OF modern science, posted on the
cropolis, tho Parthenon, the Areopagus and the
Theslon while the modest cards Of Cherry Pcctoral,
Ayers strsaparila, Ague Cure and Pills look from
the windows Of the shops in the streets Of Athens
Nhero they are sold.-N Y. Sunday Globe.
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LIE mas FEW CHARMS for the Dyspeptc, which Is
not 20 be wondered a. when take into account the
amount Of bodily and mental suffering that this dis
tressing malady generates. The Peruvian Syrup Ia
proxtuie of iron has cured thouands who were suf
ferng from the disease
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STATR OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS
In Probate Court, held At Montpelier, In said Dis
trict. the 25th day OF Feb. a. ID. lsl3-Stcphen
spencer, Executor Of the estate OF Narh Sherman,
late Of painfrd 10 said District, deceased. presents
his administration, account for examination and
allowance, and makes application Tor a decree
Of distribution aud partition OF the estate or
aid deceased Whercupou, Il ordered by sald Court.
that said account and said application he referred TO
session thereof TO be held at the Probate onlee In
said Montpelier the 18th day OF March, A. ID. 1873,
Tor hearing and decision thereon And, II Is further
ordered that notice hereof he given TO all persons In
terestod By publication OF the iane three weeks sue
cessiNely 10 the Vermont Waterman and State Jour
nai a newspaper published at Montpelier, previous
to said time appointed tor healing. that they may sp
pear at said time aud place. and show cause, II any
they may have why said account should not he allow
ed, and such decree made.
BY the Court. Attest -
HARVEY TILDEN. Judge.
GJ-6j
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LIST or LETTERS


7TVTTTT'TF'
MAbcn ,, 1873
LApirs-josephlne Brown, Mrs r. S. Bots Mar
-arct Dickson Mrs a. d. Daley, Lille y. Ecarts
Htuo NJ Hubbard. Abbe T.. Howard, Laura A
Martin, Ncllie Munson. Elizabeth Mahonoy Lucy
Miller. Sara 4. siayton Mrs. b. stuftcyant, AJn
Thomas
GFSLwgS- Lorenzo Boutwell,, George Crawford
Arthur II. Cheney, Henry ". Knight, Newman a Go.
Frederick Pamley. Josiah Town.
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heW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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MONTPELIER & BLACK RIVER
RAILROAD COMP ANY,

The Commissioners named In the act Incorporating
the Alontpelicr and Black River Railroad Company.
approved Nov 18th. lsf2, horeiy give notice that
they Will open booss Tor ~ scrip lon 20 the capital
stock u said company on
MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1879,
at oss O'Clock, r. W. at each Of the following places
20 wit
At the Montpelier National Bank, in Montpelier.
At e. {. Putnam dwelling hU f., IN NiddicseN.
At Templrtnn a Nairs store, N Worcester.
Ala. VI. Keuey's deeli. ng house, 10 Elmore.
A. the Office of Powers 4 Oiced, in M0rnsvllc
AtR 2 Ptrker's uni e. 10 W0 cotf.
AZ Edward l.. lia.,inss dwelling house, 10 Crate
bury.
AZ H. W. Ch.fey's store. In Albany.
Attic Irasnurgii National Bank, ln lraa'lnrgh.
Al n. NJ Buck CO.'S store In South Troy.
At n. G. Wilson's Office. in North Troy.
Aud that said books will &C Kept open ron day to
day, Sundays excep.etJ for tho space Of ten days
the cap tai stock Of ad company shall be "a scrboh
Every person subscribing for stock Ia any railroad
required by law 10 pay 20 the Commissioners 81 The
time Of uhscribns dre per cent. on the amount Of
stock taken.
nardwicE Fob. %. is73
P. p. Pittin, Samuel Wells, Charles a. Reed, G. G.
Putnam iioratio Tcmpiet0n, A. ?. Slayton, a. VI
Kelley, l. z. fairmnn. X. n Parker, Edward L
Hastings, ". II ChaGy, .. f. Cotton tharles 7.
Allen, P0rtus -. Hancock. II. \. ston, ~ "
Buck, j. W. Currcr, Nathaniel q. llNt ~ j.
P.iuc. CHARLES n. PAGE, A. ~. Bingham, Jonas
Stevens. --tnmm'.s '0ncrs named in the Montpelier
and Biloxi y,r RAILROAD Company.
Dy oricroi the CoIm sioucrs.
s,MUEL WELLS. Clerk
MONTPELIER Naroh D. l7,1. Dia5
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In the Senate the Sundry Civil Appropria-
ton bill was rec,nsidercd aud passed. a mo
ton to reconsider the vote by which the Louis
iana bill was rejected vis laid on the table by
a vote IL 30 to -.
At uise r N. the House went into Commit.
tee Of the Whole on the consideration Of tie
Deficiency Appropriation bill, and was en-.
geged on this and other bills until late Sunday
morning. Mr.. Buffers motion to reconsider
The vote rejecting the proposed increase Of
salaries came up yesterday 10 the House, aud
after debate the increase was decided upon hy a
vote OF 100 n o.. Mr. Banks reported from
the Committee on Foreign Affairs joint reso-
luton rendering to the Spanish people, On the
part Of the American people aud Congress
congratulations On the formation Of a republic
The resolution wa- passed withouta division
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M lLLlONS Ot AGhEo
IOWA AND NEBRASKA LANDS
ron SALE ny TIE
BURLINGTON 4 MO. RIVER Il. r. co.
On 10 Years. CrsdH al @ PER cent Interest.
PRODUCTS will pay for the land and Improvements
much within the limit Of tins generous credit Better
terms not oiierc ., aud PROBABLY never will De.
ClRCU LARS, giving iul part culars, gratis. Call
for all that wanted ~ reai and circulate.
COME " EST and thrive; friends viii follow.
A SECTIONAL MAP showing the exact location Of
Iowa Lands s sold at 80 csnts, anu OF NepTlshn auds
at game prics. For Circulars ana M4p-, apply 10
uEO, H. HAkKls,
Land Commissioner, Burlington, Iowa.
or, to ]. W TARLEtON,
% Washington St, Boston, Mass
fs1-And please say In what paper this advertise
mtut seen
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I1AlRYMEN!

Send stamp for circular Of Bailey's Improved But
ter Tub. Address A. X. Bailey, Elmore VI. 2-u
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FOrty.SccOnd Congress.

TursDAY, Feb o5
Louisiana affairs were discussed at length in
the Senate, and the Agricultural College Bill
was referred to a committee Of conference
The army appropriation bill was considered at
great length in the evening session.
The report Of the Poland Committee oc.
cupied the entire session in the House.
WEDNESDAY, FIN. &C.
But little business was transacted in either
branch Of Congress to-day, save speeches in
the House on the Credit Mobilier matter. OF
these there was brilliant display and large
number.
TnuRsDAY. Feb %.
The Senate session was taken up with dis.
cussion on the Louisiana question, but was
adjourned without coming T. any definite vote
In the House, the Credis M,biler matter
eliminated, resulting in vote Of censure up
on Messrs. Amos and Brooks. The session
was very long and stormy. The preamble and
resolution is % follows
Whereas. by the report IT special commit.
tee nl this House, it appears that the charges
against members Of this House in connection
with the Credit MObiier OF America occurred
more than i've years ago, and long before the
election Ui such members 10 this Congress.
and lung time having interviewed and
whereas, grave doubts exist a. to the right tn
exercise. 10y this House, the power 10 expel
members tyr Ohenscs committed rs said mem.
bcrs long helure their election thereto. aud
connected with -ueh election therefore,
Resolved, that said committee be discharged
lrum further consideration Of this subject
Resolved, that the House absolutely con.
defnns the conduct Of Cakes Amos, n member
OF this House from Massachusetts in seeking
To procure Congressional attention to the Affairs
Of n corporation in which he was interested.
and whU-e interests directly depended upon the
legislation Of Congress, by inducing members
OF Congress u invest in the stock oi said cor
poraiiJn.
The same resolution, substituting Brooks
name for Ames', was alsj passed
FRipsy Feb. 2s,
Bushes, in both the Senate and House yes.
terday was comparatively quiet after the excit-
ing scenes of the last lew days. both bodies
being engaged on appropriation bills At the
evening -e--i N Of the House the amendment
Increasing the salaries Of the Presiden, and 81
on down To the House Of Representatives was
defeated by a decided vote, and Joseph b.
Stewart, in custody ms recusant witness
was ordered discharged
StrrupRy Mar
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wEDIsn HELP
EABM FOR SALE

situated 10 the Northeast part Of BARRE-said
Farm containing Al out li0 acres OF good land, suita
DIS divided Into Tiliage aud Pasture. Plenty ofwooi
aud water. sugar and apple orchard. For further
sss r. J. WATERMAN.
Barre March 6, lea.
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Ths @ailg Arat1s.
lContinaed from second page.


published in the city of Springfield, in this
State. P4ouided, That the schedules
thus prepared shall not be taken as prfaa
faete evidence as herein provided until
schedules shall have been prepared and
published as aforesaid for all the railroad
companies now organized under the laws
of this State, and until the fifteenth day
of January, A. d. 1874, until ten days
after the meeting of the next session of
this General Assembly provided session
Of the General Assembly shall be held
previous to the fifteenth day Of January
aforesaid s. Eg NM@N
All such schedules purporting to be
printed and published as aforesaid, shall
be received and held, in all such suits, as
| prfnsa .facie the schedules of said COM
missioners, without further proof than the
production Of the paper in which they
were published, together with the certif-
cate of the publisher of said paper that
the schedule therein contained is a true
copy of the schedule furnished for pub
| lication by said commissioners, and that
it has been published the above specified
time; and any such paper purporting to
have been published at said city, and to be
a public newspaper, shall be presumed to
have been SO published at the date thereof
and to be public newspaper.
SEC. 9. In all cases under the provis
ions of this act, the rules of evidence shall
i be the same as in other civil actions, ex
eept as hereinbefore otherwise provided
All fines recovered under the provisions o.
this act shall be paid into the county treas
ury of the county in which the suit i,
tried, by the person collecting the same
in the manner now provided by law, to b.
used Tor county purposes. The remedies
| hereby given shall be regarded as cumula
tive to the remedies BOW given by Law
against railroad corporations, and this ac
sh all not be construed as repeating an,
statute giving such remedies, Suits com
menced under the provisions Of this ac
,, shall have precedence over all other bus
i mess, except criminal business.
SEC. 10. The term railroad corpora
ton, contained in this act, shall be deem
= ed and taken to mean all corporations
: companies or individuals now owning 0
: operating, or which may hereafter own o
operate any railroad, in whole or in part
in this State; and the provisions OF thi
act shall apply to all persons, firms an
q. companies, and to all associations Of pei
3 sons, whether incorporated Or otherwise
that shall do business as common carrier
upon any of the lines of railways in thi
a State, railways excepted til
: same as to railroad corporations hereinbt
4 fore mentioned.
=, Sec. IL An act entitled An act
: prevent unjust determinations and exto
!. tons in the rates to be charged by the di
!, ferent railroads in this State for the tran
!, portation of freight on said roads" al
t proved April til, \, D. 1871, is heret
{ ! repealed, but such repeal shall not affe
nor repeal any penalty incurred or ngl
r accrued under said act prior to the tin
!, this act takes effect, nor any proceedin!
l or prosecutions to enforce such rights
Z, penalties.