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The Van Buren press., 1873-12-02
Administrators Sale.

DURSUANT to an Order of the Circuit
l. Court of Crawford County, made at the
September Term lS13, will be sold at Public
Ncnduc. to the highest and best bidder at the
Court House door in the County of Crawl ford
OF the
First Monday in January, 1874,
within the hours Of judicial sales. the follow
ing described Real Estate, belonging to the
Estate of Nestor Forte. deceased, to wit;
The 5 w OF the f Of sec. 90. and the
SW of the y " of See. u,
Townships, n 81 West,
situate, lying and being in the County Of
Crawford aforesaid.
A part Of this land Is cleared and under
fence, and has upon it good Dwelling House
and outhouses 1t il situate on the Little
Rock Stage Road, absut miles from Van
Buren, and j. n very desirable place.
Terms OF Sale. Three menths credit, the
purchaser giving bond and approved secur-
ty.
LUTHER y. HOLLIS. Admir- of
Estate of Nestor Forte deed.
JESSE TURNER, Attorney.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-02

tZ Miners from Joplin, Mo-. passed through
Van Buren, Thursday, for Polk county on the
hunt for silver
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-02

Er Pay res what ysS ews
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-02

1. =. X. Roors, Cashier Of the National Bank Of
Western Arkansas, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true, to the best Of my knowledge and
belief. F. X ROOTS Cnshi,r
Sworn and subscribed before me this I'D day Of Dc
tober. 1873. q. ". SCHNEIDER.
Coucct-Attest
Signed u. BAgR,
Z. r. DuVAL. NJ. d. Directors
II. c. kERgss.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-02

Nj. F. LOCKE, NJ. Of Alma Grange
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19
UANRRI'PT LAW.


The Senate yesterday gave another evil
dencc Of itS kindly feeling towards the South
especially "Old Virginia, BY adopting House
bill declaring Lewis amendment to the bank
rupt law constitutional. It will be rcmem-
bered that the Hon. Johu +. Lewis, Of ViT-
ginla, has for the past two Year, been en-
deavoring to get q bill securing to the people
OF his State the s2,5oo exemption allowed by
their State constltrtion which was declared
unconstitutional by their Democratic Court
of Appeals. This action Of q Republican
Congress ought to satisfy the people Of Vlr-
giuia that the Republican party Is the only
party from whom they eau expect any mate
rial aid. The passage Of this bill Is due TO the
energy and ability with which Senator Lewis
has INCREASINGLY urged 1t. Few, II any, States
have nObler or truer Senator than Hon. J.
F. Lewis. He enjoys the confidence Of tue
Administration,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19
TIE PRINTING OF THE CONGRESS
DEBATES.

In the House yesterday the Hon. Mr.. Beatty,
chairman Of the House Joint Committee on
Printing, called the previous question upon
the resolution Of the committee providing for
the printing and publication Of the debates
for the next six years, but the House, desiring
that the subject should be fully discussed, as 1t
Ia proper that II should be, refused to second
the demand by vote Of ~ nays to - yeas
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

Judge Poland presented the report OF the
credit mobilier committee yesterday. In
another column we print 1t almost iu Its en-
tIrety, Omittlng only the mere technical de-
tails and the references to English and Amer
lean prccedents In regard to the Jurisdiction
Of the House over It's members. The two
principal points In the report arc:
First. The acluittal Of the members Of the
House to whom Mr.. Ames sold stock; and
Second. The recommendation that Mr..
Ames and Mr.. Brooks be expelled.
In regard to the flrst proposition the report
Of the committee will be commended by all
fair-mlnded and unprejudiccd persons. There
Is, Of course, q class Of people who will de-
nOunce 1t, and impugn the motives OF the
committee. We shall be told that II Is mere
whltewashng documents that those gentle
men should have been condemned and SEN
tence pronounced upon them. From the be-
glnnlag of the Investigation, from the time the
charges were FIRST made in the heat and Bit
terucss OF the late canvass, the opposition
press has constituted itself prosecutor, Judge
and fury In their cases, and without per-
mIttiug them to adduce apGrtcle Of evidence
In their defence ha6 passed summary judg-
alter Its course now aud allow the calm
and judicial verdict Of the committee charged
with the investigation to influence 1t In
any way Is to expect something more than
miracle. They have condemned these men
in advance, and they will insist upon their
execution. But, as we said, the honest public
opinion, to which journals as well us legisla-
lures must ultimately submit will sustain the
report Of the committee and indorse Its ycr-
diet o. acquittal. The regulations Of men
like Mr.. Garfield, Mr.. scoheld, Mr.. Dawes
and the other gentlemen arc too strong to be
swept away by mere blast Of partisan
lancor and hostility. The charges against
them arc upon their very face absurd and
ridiculous. It il true they desired to make
little money, but that they bargained to sell
their influence in Congress for the absurdly
low sum which tho evidence shows they were
offered or received Is not worthy Of serious
consideration
In regard to the second proposition Of the
report there will we appreheud, be a differ
cnce OF opinion, not only In tue House, but
"A the country. The Judgment visited upon
Mr.. Anes and Mr. brooks is simply terrific,
and we are sv p, .Asia' certain that II Is Gu
flrrlv dcsc...l . 'u'.nrd uv thN testimony.
The a.. on g.. .,.-.4., against MI AiI's -
the evidence IN hiI own letters aud In the re-
ported c0nycr'atious with members ot tie
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

The report u the Poland committee yesler-
day completely exoueratcd Mr.. Speaker
Blaine from all the charges made against him
In the credit mobilier transaction. In the
late canvass Mr. Blaine's opponents made an
uuscmpulOus use Of the SANDER In his district,
but his constituents showed their confidence
in his honesty and integrity by giving him a
larger majority than he ever before received.
They, in common with the Republican
party everywhere, will rejoice that that con-
fdencc has not been misplaced.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

Each succeeding development in the POme-
roy investigation adds to the belief that he
was the victim Of foul conspiracy. The
unblushing cffrontcry Of the witnesses against
him, who admit that they were guilty Of the
grossest violations Of all the principles Of
cveu ordinary dccency and manhood, have
aroused decided sympathy in his behalf.
1t is now understood that proof Is forth
coming to show that clique Of gamblers In
Kansas had made pool and wagcrcd ESQ, 600
that Pomeroy would be defeated. Yorke and
his delectable crowd OF followers were the
tool Of the gamblers in affecting the success
Of the gamblers wager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

During The pinttT, III order 10 facilitate busineSs
coBiag before him as much possible the Prssidsnt
riH, from ten 10 trelUs O'Clock each day, er-
ccpt Sunday, recsiro Senators and Representatives.
aud FROM ttrcire oeiock unii hro each afternoon,
crcrpt Tuesdays and Fridays, Ehen, cabinet meetings
bciHJ held, he rH rcecire BY card. The busincs'
hours u Lh oFee TiH bc from TN o'clock a ". TO
three O'Clock r. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

Togrgytds msa9s L9r ihls paHnigselt Concert, ,oae
Vortion OF which are already sold,
PRICE OF T1CKETH
Whole tickets eiO halves ~, and quarters e. 90
Eleven whole tickets for tlO1 No discount ON lees
than el00 orders Nothing could be more Approprt
ate for presents than TO this banquet o wealth
suits The objst Il this thiri dift Concert i t6s
enhancement aud endowment OF the Public Library
e KsntucLy, whieh, by the spsci. act authorizing
citizens Sf ey.ry State This Concert will be con.
aud full partenars u the mode of drawing the Gifts
aud palinT them and everything necessary to a
thorough understanding Of the scheme, from begin.
nina 70 snd ara nov gnbi.hed r. the form q CIR:
ybq ippiy. The entire; manhsemgnt Of this under.
THOMAS \. BRAMLETTE, late aoyernos q Ken.
H. n puhiKTT, President
W, n HALDEMAN, Vice President
YAEsIsh sSS sSiiS 81 kS
Tickets are nov ready for sale, and all orders for
mttion ke,, will meet with prompt attention when
addressed 70 ma - below directed
THns. Z. BRkMlErTf, LOUISVILLE, ~,
jansw6Bsm Agent Public Library N.Y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

On the petition q dIoRGE J. CHiMBfRLtis,, Of
DlnmOre, and GEoRGE II, MoCABE, q PhilAdel'
deceased praying for the extension Qf patent
granted TO the said David d. Lewis on the llth day
u May l16 aud reissu6d the bth day OF January
1884, for Hn Improvement in Railroad Frogs +, -
II is ordered that the testimony in the case pe
tine Tor hiuIy arFuInena and the Examiners report
sna. SAID petition b. heard on on the SSS day of April
next.
Any pnrs0H may oppose this extension.
ifE.NlT VI y, IEtdLlI, C1mmi'suhfI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

'redit mobillor company There is strong
presumptlvo proof that In offering stock
to members Of Congress, aud in endeavorlug
tolhdnce then 10 invtst in the credit mo-
biiler, he intended 70 strengthen the Union
Pacific railroad interest In Cong ress, but
where h the proof of thc bribery It is apre-
sumption, and only aprcsumptlon. We do not
know Mt. Ames have novor spoken TO him,
andhaye not tbocn asked by any one, directly OF
indirectly, to say word In his favor; but we
can conceive a condition Of affairs in which
Mr. Ames' conduct In this whole mat
ter lie far from being as rcprchensiblc as the
committee have made II to appear. The case
Of Mr. James Brooks Is peculiarly unfortu-
nate. He evidently feels that tho committee
have not treated him fairly, and have con-
demned him without due consideration Of
all the testimony In his favor The whole
subject Is nov before the House, and we
have confidence enough in that body to feel
that II will not yield, on the one hand, to the
clamors Of q pTejudiccd press, falsely called
public opinion, or, on the other, to partisan
feelings and animOslties, which In this case
arc entirely out Of place.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

IT TIsTO BE noPED that the Committee on
Appropriations will not fail to recommend an
appropriation for tho AnaCOstla bridge
Washington Is In a great measure dependent
for Its market produce upon the section Of
country upon the other side Of the Eastern
branch, and travel over the present bridge l.
positively dangerous to life.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19
STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ WLhniNuTOkt ID. u, feD, ", lblJ.
On the petition Of DAVID ALL, Of Newyille, Pa,
praying for the extension OF patent granted to him
on The I'm day OF May lo5s for an Improvement In
ii is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day u Apr next; that the time
for hling arguments and the Examiners report be
limited 70 the 18th day Of April next and that said
petition be heard on the 3Oth day OF April neat
ANY person may oppose this extension.
febiSTuaw 81 b, LEG0ETT. Commissioner,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TIE SUB
SCRIBER has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of tho District OF Columbia, holding special
term, letters Of administration on tic peruonal es
tate Of WILLIAM T. DAST, late OF Washington,
D. c., deceased. AL persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
on or before the 18th day Of 1ApuAry next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January,
lMl tfeblAt5wsl IHOS. II. Mc0hAW.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

IL ruEsundry ciyilapproprlation bill, which
was partially considered In the House ycstcr-
day. favorable action was taken upon several
District appropriations, the items Of which
viii be found in our regular Congress report.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

TNuIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
i scriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
pf the District of Columbia. holding special term,
u THOMAS PURsELL, late Of Washington city,
ID, O., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
Shme with the vouchers thereof 10 the subseTiber on
or before the 18th day Of February neIt; they may
Otherwise by law be excluded from all beneht u
the said estate,
lsil CHARLES L. rURsELL. Administrator.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
seTibeT has obtained from the supreme Court
letters Of administration on the personal estate 81
EDWARD NIxos JAco9s, late Of Washinston county
District OF Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber, on or before the sth day Of Feb.
ruAry ne1t; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all beneht OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this sth day Of February,
"a A. ROSZELL JACOBA
febl0M3w' Administrat0r.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19
aRANDEsT SCHEME or the ACE
$5OO,O 900 Cash Gifts.

100000 for only - o.
Under authOrity of special Legislative act of March
ID. ISL. the trustees now announce
Tho Third Grand Gin Concert for the
BENEFIT OF the PubIic Library
Of Kentucky,
To home Un In Library Hall, At Louisville. Ky. ON
Tucr.tiny, April ~, 1879.
A. this Concert tho best pusicAl talent that can
procured from all PARTS Of the country will add pleas
nre 10 the entertiinment aud TEN THOuSAND
Cash GIFTS, AtnEreEatiny . vast total Of half mil
lion dollars currency, will be distributed by lot Ia
the ticket holders, a. follows
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB
j scriber has obtained from the supreme Court
% the District Oi Colnmba holdlnk special Term
letter. Of administration the persOnAl eetAte OF
AsNA o. pIsOEL, late OF washington city p O., de,
ceased All persOna having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the saIae,
with the VOUCHERS thereof 70 the subscri6er. on or
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit OF the
said estate.
diVen under my hand this 18th day Of January,
ls7A . - -
febI .s3w SAMUEL T. BOND.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

published every Saturday morning, aud is fur.
uished TO subscribers at the following rates One
copy one year. o.; three copies one year, es: ten
copies one year si5; single copies, In wrappers,
cents,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

Ev- All communicaticbs whether on business
for publication, should be addressed to wN J. Nun.
rAoH, ProTTistOr NAriosAL REFUBLicAs, Washing
ton, D. T.
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RArEa M AnYrnr1sINn


Twenty Ave cents rcr line Advertisements undei
the head Of "for Sale or Rent ""wanted" Lost and
Pound" and Personal" twelve and ahAlf cents rel
lima
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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNtNd
(Bundays e1ceItedJ


Northeast corner Of Tenth and D streets,
(Fronting Pennsylvania ayenueJ
And s furnished to subscribers Cby carriers at 81
oonts per month.
Mall subscribers, ssOo per year; sLo for Sin
advance,
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TEA.

ANDARIN TEA, -
Nl Pure, healthiul aud irAsrAni lMme Dem9.est
Mrs. wheelock. glS l. .iryet potthweat, and ueorse
BSSdos ~ Shsh stSsSs noriisSei iaS Tspts h
street northwest. Price, ei.bo pound, or pounds
for ell, Any number Of pounds delivered on orders
by mail 90 MI
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FOR SALE ANDRENT,A

run DALE AM hbNl
FoR RENT-HoUsE NO. d gRANT FBACE.
r.st sc9Ss 9.SS Rs m0p'A in 'd'.a'0' AsS sls
EoR SALE! AT LAUREL STATION, A VERY
s.GsSs hSSsh y gGp nun Ts ts
rity, Win trairp at all hour Of day end nlgN :.
fssls.os, - kflE kflss,snss SssHss2sss o.,
ID ARE cHAHCE-FoR SALE, THE BToCK,
hFiXTUREs, GOODWILL and III AsE q ! arsi,
lsss oS2sss commanding .nI,i an old e.toPlishsSd
once ''' 'O"'''' 'V"'' NUo'''' A. D fs6isS!
EoR sALE-THAT VALUABLE PIECE OF
asr, ErSPSr'{ situated on 4 stree, 6etwesn, hS1r
1sll and sote improvsd 81 t6rss tsJ story btiei
Dl2set' ho, and cold water sss, &c,
For particulars apply TO ~-,,o,u ,,,,,,.
,-, Carriage Manufacturer, Fourteenth street.
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL fREss. BRICK
choicest material, containing seypn roOnis, water
isS by - fcst 70 back siley on stfeei south. 10
SSe sus BEING sesf arSe he fs., s SD1
desirable - every re.lr9t aud prvssnts rare o.
pvI11Ii SprIy % 'o' any one "''9pf 9pfsfFk hkSe aEy6s
,.,.. Real E,,ate Agent. and Btotsf.
A sslGYEEs sALE-THEsTook, ,FixTuREs
TTshp rIy to MiEhaEh W. Ia,,. ohEEM 49, and a; ~
STSHE I9k KENT-W2 NOHTIiwEsT;
sLee. norlhMest --.--.-.---. ielse.
A aENTt ENAN ASn WIFE TAN np.rAIN
n - ,i. ~, M aSp ~, -, a., San t p,
ressan1 ant rS3ml aud 6Tsfd AZ r. nr,,s,s family,
ner Of street northwest febi2H
UNoR SAIF Tvn srnuy Avn pACK
6u,ldlnS frame , sgusf, % cp Lhlrd street east b.
MsSh sna Y nut,h, elsht IOoms, watef IN the
itsss Si iSIs isel 70 - foot paysd alley, TTiSc,
SSSss,pS t2!Gp cash halspcS easy terms Apply TO
.Ss-ys ---------.---
ENOR SALE-A FRAME HOUSE AND TWO
II acres OF ground on the Columbia tiks, two
miles and half from the Long bridge Honsa has
.Sa Des roG%s g al IN s0Sd Gst oSa s',Ss on ~
srapes Price saLp; alD cash, balance Fa per
month. kpply 10 q. W CLARK, b10 Ninth street
northwest: telss.
EOR sALE-A. THREE-sToRY BRICK
6ctwcen B and stretts. near new marict' 10 rooms
soYc n1 oa rGD h ' sssiy hg s6a I@G wse 4 rSSe f
grQ.n stone trinnnE.. Lot sihioD feet Price,
IA ~ ~ 'bAhh' Oo Niii'h eueet nOtth"esI
EoR sALE,
A TWO ATONY Ff(A Mi HDiisE of nye rpn,,,s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

AVAILABLE LOT AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
A substantial and beautiful three,story and base
ment DRICK RESIDENCE, with elegant DROWN.
STONE fR0NI, az feet wide, with desirable side
of lS feet 70 inches. 70 . aioot paved alley, The
back bulldinH 70 this house y three store. hSh aud
two bath rooms, cellar, furnace ROOM or wash room
There are seven HeeptnE apartments, two dressinF-
rooms cedar closets, mAfble.top stationary wash.
stands furnace, range china closets, buier pantry,
&C. This ID the mort desirable house In Washing
tOn nearly new, the street beautifully parkod and
paved aud directly In front 70 Lafayette square, the
most beautiful PARK In WAAhingtOn.
The above win be sod at lesa than IL actual value,
and parties desiring 70 examine the premises will be
PROMPTLY waited upon by
HUYCK e. ADDISON,
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
Once northwest corner Of New York avenue aud
Fourtaanth street novit.u
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LnrEcst Circulation of An v
Morning Paper In the Dis
triot OF Columbia.
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BOARDING.

DoARDTNG.-BoARD, WITH on WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In a good locality, convenient 70 the
Executive Departments, Apply at gi5 Twelfth
street. between and streets northwest sef9sd
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
H. KOPPEL,

GEORGE BERGLISG,
Merchant Tailor,
No his 4 street, between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets. south side,
Has Just received very large stock Of IMPORTED
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, aud is pre-
pared TO warrant q perfect ht At LOWER PRICES
than any other establishment In or outside Of the
city.
Also, nne assortment Of GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS mhs1u
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$3OO,oOo.
MISSOURI s TATE LOTTERY.

LeEulized by state Authority and Drawn In
Pablic In 81. Louis.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-26

| WHERE'S THE LUCKY BAKER I'VE invite
attention to the advertisement of a Bakery,
in Milwaukee, Wis, for sale or to rent.
Milwaukee is one of the most fourishing of
the Western cities, and quite as desirable as
most of them for residence 1t has 100, 900
Inhabitants, and its facilities for extended
business are unsurpassed in the vast terri
tories west of the great lakes. If " Bart :"
could be spared from our Montpelier Bakery,
he would make the bread and cracker and
candy trade of that section lively, and pile
up fortune for himself without resoIting to
the Congressional dodge of voting himself
d" back pay"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-26
Washington County Court.

HON. ISABEL PECK, Presiding Judge.
WIN. B. oR n0rpES' Assistant Judges.
Nm P: DILLINGHAM, state's Attorney.
HORACE w. LYFoRD, Sheriff.
| LUTHER NEwCOMB, CLERK.
The cases tried by jury thus far have beer
the following:
NO. l42. Robert Fulton vs. Patrick Smith
This case which we noticed last week as on
trial, resulted in verdict for the plaintiff
No. POI. E. A. Heath VS. Thomas Ii. Cory
This was a civil suit for $4,000 damages
arising from the same transaction for which
Cory was last fall sent to Jail for one year
The plaintiff claimed that he was, late in the
evening of April 18th, 1872, knocked down
upon the steps of Randall & Durant's Office
by the defendant. The defendant undertook
to prove an abb. The effort made last fall
to cast suspicion upon another person was
not renewed by the defense in this trial it
is said because of proof discovered by the
plaintiff that this other person was twenty
miles away at the time of the assault.
Rlndail Il Durant and Heath for plaintiff;
Gleason & Field, Wing, and Dillingham; for
defendant. Verdict for plaintiff for 1920.
No. IA. E. Ii. Gilman VS. Washington
County Agricultural Society. This was an
action to recover rent for grounds used by
the Society. The defendant Society claimed
the grounds were occupied under special
contract, the terms of which had been COM
piled with. Verdict for defendant.
No. 258. Osman Collins VS. Ezra Haines.
An action to recover a balance of sixteen
dollars for repairing a ctrriage. Defendant
claimed The work was done by contract with
the person whose shop the plaintiff purehas-
ed, and that plaintiff knew of this contract.
Lamson for plaintiff; Shurtlef for defendant.
Verdict for plaintiff, SI6.72.
No. 100 Royal St. Clair vs. Flanders and
HENDERSON. Plaintiff worked for defendants
selling fruit trees, and claimed a balance due
him on his percentage Of sales made. De-
PENDANTS claimed they had overpaid the
plaintiff. Lamson for plaintiff; S E. Pin
gree Il Durant for defendants. Verdict for
plaintiff, S245.
In the State VS. Huntington for forgery,
the State failed on their own testimony of
making out case.
The cases OF the Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad, against j. r. Langdon and
George Shepard, came on for hearing today.
before Judge Barrett.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-26

Entract from letter from Mrs j. c. Az
drich, Watson, Fulton Co., O, ''R. P
Hall & Co., Gentlemen,-Please send me one
dozen bottles Of your Slcilian Hair Remover
Our bald and gray do not want to be out
My mother is a living recommendation OF
the results from the use of the Remover Be-
ing almost seventy years old, and having
worn wig over thirty years, it seems a mir
acle to those who have known her so long SO
bald, and what little hair she had being per-
fectly white; now her wig thrown aside, her
hair grown out, and smooth glossy brown
as in girlhood. Hoping you may long con-
tinue to pour blessings on the heads of the
afflicted, | remain, yours truly"
Such evidence, with the Endorsement Of
the great chemists of New England DR.. A. "A.
Hayes and S. Dana Hayes, should satisfy
any one, which of the preparations produce
the best results.