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AN OLD GOOSE.
From the Danville (va.) Times.J

From the Danvile (Va.) nmes.l
Mr.. Humphry Dix, Of this county, gvesSls the
following history OF gander that lived to be
ninety years OF age:-The goose was Matched in
the vicinity OF Danvile. Mr.. Dix's mother gave 1t
to his youngest sister, Mrs. Lumpkins, when she
was married. He was carried to the plantation
belonging to Mr.. sam Harriston, near Sauro Town
twenty years ago to the neghborhood III which he
first saw the light. Mr.. Humphry Dix knew the
remarkable old fowl himself fifty years. At one
and was led from the hand Of his kind owner
during all that time. But at length he came to
his sight and lived ten years thereafter. He be-
came very decrept In mis- Old age, and stood
around from day to day picking few sprigs Of
grass without going lar from the door. As old and
prudence-drinking lye out Of trough in the
ward.
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A CRY FROM THE NORTHWEST.
A Racine wis., journal says:-

Our splendid lake marine lies rotting at the
docks, because there no paying freights for
them to carry, and thousands OF sailors are out OF
employment, when at this time OF the year they
ought to be earning something to support them
selves and their little ones during the long
that Is coming VIII those wise hard-money-
return tospecie men tell US OF some plan TO ame-
Iiorate the condition OF their less fortunate fellow
citizens, or Will they at once see that the poor
house is enlarged to suitable proportions to re-
ceive themY Some day the people will learn that
q measure of reefis not SO righful O thing after
all and the CRY oil imitation viii cease TO frignten
them.
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Supposed Suicide.

The body OF Mrs. wtlhelmina Behrens aged
sixty-three. native OF Germany, was found ioat-
ing In the North River yesterday at the foot of
West Twenty y-eighth street.
IL appears that the deceased, who resided in
Atlantic avenue, between Bond and Hoyt streets,
Brooklyn, IN consequence OF . quarrel with some
OF the members OF her family, left home about
week ago and went to live with some friends at
left the house unobserved early yesterday MORN
ing and was not again seen alive. Coroner Volt
man will hold an inquest.
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Death In the Cells.

Coroner Woltman held an inquest yesterday in
the case Of two men, George A. Harris and John
Dunn, both Of whom had been confined in Jefferson
Market Prison and died at Bellevue Hospital from
the alleged fou! atmosphere Of the prison.
The jury after listening to the testimony OF sew
eral witnesses, rendered the following verdict
In relation to the death OF George A. Harris. we.
the jury, having been duly empanelled and sworn,
do, after mature deliberatiOn, having made q tul
investigation, find that said Harris came to his
death, on the 9Th day OF July, 1874, from pneu.
mOnta, superinduced by hts confinement in cell
OF vitiated atmosphere in Jefferson Market Prison.
In relation TO the death OF John Dunn, we, the
death, on the ID day OF July, 1874, from uremia,
supertnduCed by alcoholism and exposure. We
fur thermore find that the ventilation Of Jefferson
Market Prison should be reformed, as the same Is
too small for the number OF prisoners confined; !;
the ventilation Is also imperfect.
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THE AMENITIES OF JOURNALISM.

[From the Springfield State Journal1
Journalists have just four topics to write about
at present-viz., mad dogs, the comet, Havemeyer
and the third term and 1t would be like asking q
lawyer never to lie, or doctor never TO Kill
patient, TO expect editors TO abandon q stock
tonic LII q dry time.
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CORONERS, OFFICE.

Rachel Showtski, aged one year and ave months.
died at No. 5S Mott street yesterday OF smallpox.
Simon Solomon, aged six years, died yesterday
nom injuries received by falling into the cellar IN
the rear OF his residence No. LIZ Columbia street.
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Suicide OF . Jeweller.

William Mccoy, aged thtrty-three years, jewell
Ter, OF No. 90 Grove street. committed suicide yes
terday morning by taking poison. 1t appears that
the deceased was In the habit of taking laudanum
and sent out Tor his usual quantity yesterday
morning, but when the drug was offered him he
said, n don't want that have already taken my
dose." He then sunk back and shortly afterwards
expired. lie leaves . wife and two children.
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A TIMELY SUGGESTION.
From the Lancaster Examiner.

FROM tue Lancaster Examiner.
Now that the fare TO Europe Is reduced to such
low figure why don't the thousands OF Euro
pcans here who are always abusing this country
and everything In IT get uD aud gets
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IrrANTEp TO HIRE-oN LINE OF HARLEM RAIL
w road within 90 miles Of New York snS s,af iaf
yng rent until November j. p. MARTIN NO. Va west
sixth Sreet
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BOSTON MARKETS.


WEDNESDAY, March. ID. l-. &.
FLoUR-Therc is some inquiry for spring whcats,
aud offers are made within llB3j cents u the pree
ni sellers. but the transactions arc light. Spring
wheats range from 6 - a u. There is q more
hopeful feeling among the trade. We qnote super
fine az 2 5Nd un per hhl: common extras. s. p
90 10. Milwaukee and Minnesota brands NJ s. 81
a u1. Michigan ut $ - a 20. Ohio and Ind
al $ l- 7oi ST. LOUIS 40 . 50qil ui, fancy sprln-
wheat at 8 ruall - per hhi with now and then "a
brand at a D CHER figure.
CuRN-The demand to-day has not hoen lsr-c.
hut the sales OF new yellow have mcen made 10 am
advance on yesterday quotations. We note several
sales az nov yellow n 9-c, and load otal nary
No m yel at sic, ana NJ. naked sofa a. Ole .
bush.
OATS-Sales have been made IA small quantities
NJ prices ranging from tl d-Hc l. tu-lel .u- trUvl
Ia NCd and cho.ce white.
oHQEIS-The market IS firm ,t s. pc. TN. TecI
and VI dllincs NJ - "a 30 per .au.
PRONISlONS-Therc is o. chance o. note IN the
market, and the demand Is l.lited g. small lots.
PORK remains finn, and Lard IS held az sl. prccs.
Smoked hams arc steady. Beef is Little els err.
We quote at : .h "a u od per Dol for mess, and
sii ~ a. O. o0 for family Lard at %: q Zoe 3 To-
Smoked hams 90 liall5r.
BUTTER We quote tine New York and Vermont
butter at 90 n 4'c. with selections sri..u-ai i-r
iair o. good sew York, Canada and Vermont go 3,l1
are CONN. 20 ~. .lic. Western at 9lR .-r.
thErot--i'f.ces are We.i sustl ned We quote
nae AZ r.; dl'-, inet-un Il 800 q i5i' farm diaries
AZ li.fltc.
f9GS-Te quote fresh lard at - "a -'.. and
Western 10 ~ a .ic lcr dUH.
HEANS-Tae market roma .ls quiet. with s.Iesat
: le, uusa, Tor mediuns :. 30 ior pea beans, All
vEGETABLEs-Pluiocs 7ouarn G--n. Jicssau
White sell az -1s-c & bush, aai far Rose 81
g UJal iH E bush.
FNlT-Appies are selling ut $40 "a sfol p DID.
ana there % .ai- demand !or recent ro.a i.s at s
DRIED AgPLES-We 90. 90 p-.,ss stl .-. fI-
eastern sllcpt 10. rl-- 10y Eastern quarters Now
i.5h guiri-rs .e-i ~ i'te and sliced 20 i-tc.
hAi--Ihere. continues % be good demand jog
pr me lDt- 30 ii1 l. tDu. hut The common -rldts
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NEv YORK. March o..
CoIToN-,Q1let and uuchan-ci lili bales ut
FLOUR-Rocepts OF aour 1869 barrels. Flau-
shade irmer with limited inquiry sales ii 40
hhs. at ; ~ q - for superiac Western and
state 20 "a 6j for common IN mod evtr,
Western ard state. G 10 as gu for rood Ia cloiee
do, 9n07 80 for common TO choice white wheat
Western extra i5G' - iar common 10 rood extra
ONO, q ol q II "a Ter common to choice extra St.
LOUIS, market closing firm. Rye -four without
decided change at - 20 81. Corn meal adj
vane'ns' coal 30 ioT Western. 9 80 ior brandy
vine.
WIIlSkEY shade frmcr.
GRAlN-Recoipts Of wheat - ,C51 bush. Wheat
market market rules quiet prices G!llv lie lower
Sales !9,91 bushels a - a { "a for No. Chic
aE0' y al % for No. Milwaukee; / - a. /
3, FOR Iowa and Minnesota spring. 45Il IN for
No. spring - for white Western I "a for OK
TIA choice white Michigan, market closing late in
the afternoon with little moro tone rive qui e:
nj 0lBl o. Barley dull ; buyers in flrur 9.
100 bushels Hungarian AT 81 sob arlcv mali an Of
and heavy. Receipts Of corn 81 uo0 bushels Corn
scarce and irmer good expert and fair have trade
demand. Sales lps.0fo bushels At S5.l--c a,r new
Western mixed SscG9lc for new and Old Weston
mixed; sc for southern and Western yellow; sSic
FOR store !u0si Tor alOat and Old Western m xud
SEC for for old white western. Eeceipts of .a,.
ii.inl bushels. Oats less active Sales !j5ud bnsh
els ct G3d65c Tor mixed Western Gia6o foe white
Western 63!c for mixed state in store
llAA-sl CD for shipping.
HOPS steady a'Gs'c for low to fair. 2lalo sor
COFFEE dnll and nominal uneb,n~,.l. nf,.,,i
M2s3.
SUGAR quot a. 7397i for refining ccntr .ru..ai
SiN--c.
M0LASSES dull unchanged
RICE quiet. unchanged
PEfROLEUM dull rather more steady crude
at @ reeiined li3.
EGGs heavy 2G92lc for state and Penns,lya
MIA l939lc for Western.
PROVISIONS = Pork heavy; SIC for now mess
Beef unchanged at $40 5nGDli for plain mess ~ =,
aDl3 20 for extra do. Beef hams quiet. Tierce
beef unchanged. Cut meats unchanged shoul-
ders 6ic mddles heavy at 9sG9ic; LONE clear
and short clear 9sc. Butter firm at sea i's.
for Western $3.50 for state. Cheese nrni nj
ll0l6ic for common 10 prime Tallow ouict
IS co.. lbs az 7ia7sc.
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w IiEREAS. The Burlington SAVINGS Bank has
w Med in the Office o. the ClerS 81 the Court ol
Chancery FOR Chittenfen County, It's petition, set
ting forth 10 substance that william Ncsiaycriu, On
the 9Th day Of December, l,ii. mo- n gel &, siif
SAVINGS Bank. certaii fArm IA Jcr!clp ln SAID
county. being che same Farm .iuveg,G tn Daniel
Metioverin ard William Nctioverin ay the iannille
County Bank. hS dee 3 dated January 8, !-01. and
recorded in Volume %. pages - and 80 # the
Land Records s'd Ieficho heinz tho iartn now
occupied hy sud nan O.. 4. McGyvcrin. that
said IEart.Ase va GO diiioued tor the payment 10
said Sank. by said william, Of his note for s2u.
dated December g. -.i. and payable 10 the order OF
said Bank year alter date with interest semi
annually: that said note and the interest on It
from June t. ~'2. is justly owing that afterwards
said " liam cunveyei sad premises 10 Daniel Z.
McGovarin and that after tina; said Daniel T.
mort .a-cd said premises 10 said William. con
dit'nned for the fuiilment 81 certain bond
given BY said Daniel T., to SAID william. for the
support during lie Of their father and mother, one
Daniel Netioverin and mis- wife; and pray NJ that
the equity % redemption OF the said several Ne
GOVERNS might be foreelosed.
And whereas il appears tina: the said William
Mct0verln resides cut Of thus state, that sub
pOcna cannat be served On him il Is therefore
eorod that the said william Metioyerin shall appear
ut the term Of saii Court Of ChaEccry next, 10 be
held AZ Burlington, in said county. the first
Tuesday o! April, 1874, and make answer To said
petition. And this order be published in the Bur-
lin-ton Weekly Free Press, newspaper published
in sail Burlington. three weeks successfully. the
last Of which shall he at least twenty days prev
to the first day of the term Aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Burlington, Aforesaid
this 18th day a. February. A. d. 1874.
WM- Il. SHAW, Solicitor
A. J. HOWARD, CLERK.
Feb Il -35w2w
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upon to plead at this time, for the reason
that the respondent might see fit to ask for
bill of particulars before pleading, was
refused by the court, His Honor
saying that the situation of Mr..
Crane was very different from that of
his deputy, Mr.. Jewett, inasmuch as he
was the Collector. and therefore is the re-
sponsible party TO the Government. The
transcript from the Treasury Department is
evidence of the deficiency Is against him.
and the failure to produce such deficiency
is prima face evidence ut cmhczzlcment.
The court upon the motion of the District
Attorney, against the objections of re>p0n-
dents counsel, made an order Consolidating
the two indictments against Dir. Crane,
stating that the same reasons existed
for SO doing as existed in the two
similar of Mr.. Jewett, which had
been consolidated the day previous.
On account of the absence of Mr.. Crane,
and on the suggestion of the Government
Attorney Mr.. Crane was allowed to post
pone his pleading until Monday morning at
/ clock at the Judges Chambers in the
Custom House building, to which hour and
place the Court then adjourned.
MONDAY, March 9.
On the coming of in thecourt this morning,
u D L tch ,ds-lstiHl y T.. - blStliCl AllOTHtN
called on ex-collector i j. Crane to plead
to the consolidated inc ctment against him
for embezzlement and L.aking false entries
lie appeared IN person and pleaded mol
guilty. The item which found its way
INTO Saturday evenings FREE Pass, and
although ordered ont, appeared by acct
dent again this morning. which stated that
Mr. Cranes bail was SIC. 600, was, of course.
an error His bail as given in our court
report of Friday last, was fixed at SIS 600
on the charge of ENLIGHTENMENT and S. 900
on the charge of making false entries.
Judge Smalley remarked in court this
morning, that there was no intention 10
make any distinction between the respon-
dents Crane and Jewott in respect to
amount of bail, and intimated that had
Mr.. Cranes bondsmen been present. he
should have been willing to reduce his bail
to SD 600.
On motion of McsSrs. Russell Il Wash
burn, solicitors for the compliments, perpe-
tual injunctions were granted in the fol-
lowing eases The Goodyear Dental Nulea-
mite Company and Josiah Bacon vs.. lIarlin
Carpenter and James n Haskell same vs..
Scion X. Ward same vs. Hiram n. JoSlin:
sames vs.. Elmer +. Chase
The court was then adjourned until to-
morrow morning at ten o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, March IL.
The court yesterday morning was occu-
pied principally with hearings in bank
ruptcy matters.
The sessions hereafter will commence at
II o clock in the morning
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aOTICI.


LYMAN \. IlILL, IN CHANCERY,
/ p = ,,wo .v..,,,yy CH1rExpsx COUNTY,
| ragrY Gcro. Ay1l Tenn, I. y. ISL.
I w HEREtS. Lyman \. Hill of Essex in the Coun-
W tyof Chittcgicu. has preferred b. petition
/ .'r iurcosure astnst r T. 6vino and wife, Pheh,
Upinu- late u Essex, IN said Chittendcn County .
setting :orth in substance that f. F. Como and wife
Pheiy Como, on Tire I'm day ~ January A ID. ls12
duy executed 10 your pet toner, ly man y HI.
90 s1d Essex, Aforesaid, inor cI-e deed ui certain
land 10 SAID Esseq described follows viz being
AL and the same land and premises and the build
ms thereon standing VIII Ell were conveyed t. TIE
saic F. F. como. by jacob h. Dsnncy, hy deed, bear
in date the md day o. September. A. ID. 1877. Said
premises aud buildings situated in the part Of
said town o Essex, called Essex junction, and
or further deser ptyn Of The same reference IS
hereby made 10 the above mentioned deed On the
records thereof in the Town Clerks Office :1r the
town OF Essex, conditioned for the meut OF two
certain notes in writing described follows, viz
The first is dated January 81. AID. l,-3, and given
ur the % iitytwu dollars and twenty five cents
and made payable one ear IRON the date thereof,
10 Lyman A. Iill, or beafer- The second is dated
January, 9TH, A. H.. Sd and given for the sum Of
lity dollars. payable n slX months from date L.
said LYMAN 4. Hi, or bearer both o. -td unteS are
Tor value received, with interest annually, and
: -ued by the said 7. +. Como. and made payable
Essex Junction, VI, according 10 the true tenor
thereof.
And your petitioner further represents that the
said notes have not been fully paid according to the
true tenor thereof and it appearing that the said
r. F. Como AMI his wife, Pheby como.
without the State so that process cannot be
served upon them. q IS ordered tliat the said
petitioner publish the substance Of his said pc
ttun together with the order thereon, O. he pub
lshei ia the Bur- ugtou Free P-ess Times.
newspaper printed n Burlington, in said Cnitten-
den County, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY. the last OF
which to be at least twenty days prior 10 the Term
q! Court - which said petition j. made returnahle,
and the said :. r. Como anu his wife, Phehy como,
are hereby notiist 10 appear heflTe the Court Of
Chancery next 10 be holden at burlington, within
anu Tor tho County o.. Chittenden, on the first
Tuesday @. April, \. d. 1874. next, then and there
10 make answer % the petition Aforesaid.
Given under my hand a; burlington, in islid
Ch.ttenden County, this Bid day OF March, A. u.
ISL.
VI. !. BINGHAM, Solicitor.
\. J. HOWARD, Clerk
BnrI.nstnn. VI. Mareh s. l>.f-law2wAd mar 10
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4 WALKING MIRACLE.

Ma II. Il. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-Though stranger want to inform
you what VEcErINE has done for me.
Last Christmas Scrofula made its appearance in
my systom-large running ulcers appearing on me
rs follows: One on each 81 my arms. one on my
thigh, which extended 10 the seat. one on my head
which ate into the skull bone. one on my left leg.
which became so bad thai two physicians came to
amputate the limb, though upon consultation con-
cuded not to do So as my whole body was full OF
Scrofua, they deemed il advisable to cut the sore
The physicians all gave inc up to die. and said they
could do no more for me. Both OF my LEGS were
up to nay seat, and it was thought il did get IN
again would be cripple for life.
When in this condition ! saw VEGrTINE advertised.
and commenced taking il in March, and followed on
with it, until had used l6 bottles, and this NOR
ming am going to plough corn, a well man. All
my townsmen say It is a miracle TO see me round
walking and working.
In conclusion l will add, when | was enduring
such great suffering, from that dreadful disease.
Scrofula prayed to the Lord above 10 take me out
Of this world, but a. VEGETISE has restored me Ia
the blessings Of health, desire more than over t.
live, that may be Of some service t. my fellow
men. and know Of no better way to aid suffering
humanity, than to enclose you this statement OF my
case, with an earnest hope that You will publish it,
and it will afford me pleasure to reply to any com
municaton which may receive therc;rom,
am, Sir, very respectfully,
WILLIAM PAWN.
Avery, Berrcn Co., Mich. July 10. ls72.
March 6-wim
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MIRA =. TuKasVEx'> ESTATE.

MIRA =. TiIKasuEx'> ESTATE
STATE OF vrRAoYr ca 's95'asi q ~, Is
>Distr.ct Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Mira
A. Thrssher, ot Essex. in slit District
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application in writing hath been
w made TO this Court by the guardian or said
ward for license to sell all real estate Of
said ward. scttin, forth therein that his ward owns
wood lot Of seven ant one-half acres, meadow
lot Of eight acres. the home place Of twedty-tw"
acres. pews 70. and 10 n the Unitarian church,
pew No d. ia the Congregational church, and %
horse she'd. all in said Essex, and subject IN part to
the homestead and DOVER Of the widow Of Samuel
Thrasher. deceased, therein. and that 10 would be
conducive TO the interest 81 sad ward u sell and
convert the same into money for the purpose Of
putting the proceeds thereof ut interest.
And thcreupon. the said Court appointed and as
signed the 10Th day Of March. \. u. 1874. a, the
Probate Court Inoms. n said District to' hear and
decide upon said application. and s,rdercd that
public roticc Thereof he given 10 all persons
Interested therein by publishing said order three
wceks succe ssivcly in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press a newspaper which eirculates in the neigh
horhool OF those persons interested therein,
ali Of which publications shall be previous to the
limo appointed for hearing.
Theref,rc you are hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court the time and place assigned, then
and there TO object To the granting Of such license
If you sec cause
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court rooms
this 18th day Of February, A. D. ISL.
ajw3w T. l. WALES. Judge
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN tho District Court 81 the Unlted States fir the
Z District of Vermont. IN the matter ~ Swincy &
Burrows, Bankrupts.-fo the the creditors Of said
Baukrupts. anu ai! whom this nay concern-fhe I'M
dcrs .ne A. cnce % tine estate ui said Baukrupts,
hereby gives notice that has been ordere tlII the
second AMI third general meeting of the creditors oi
said Haukrupts lie held az the office o. l.. L. Law
rene in Burlin- tHn in sad District. the 2i Jay
o. April. \. D.. l-7i, at !" O'Clock Ia the forenoon.
before L. L. Lawrence, Register IN Bankruptcy,
for the purposes named in the 2-tn AMI 1-th
sections 81 the Bankrupt Act 81 March ri.
l-d- ami this Is also n give notice that have filed
my final account rs As suee ol the estate Il said
Blnkrupts. and tlnt AZ SAID time and place above
named, I snail apply 90 said court nr settlement
" SAID account, aui cor '-char-e from ali La
hlty As uec of sale estate, ia accordance v ia
Tire pros 0ns o. said 18th section.
Dated at Middiehury. ia said District. this q
day OF March, a. u. l-7f.
.aMlM L D. TNrINuEII.- L. nv
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Addison County-Cyrus W. Wicker. Fer
risburgh.
Bennington Couaty-A. }. Gray, Man
chester
Chittenden CoGnty-Jame- Squier, Char
l0ttc
franklin County Rodney Whittemore,
s.. Adams
Rutland County-B ". Marshall, Rut-
land.
Windsor County a. Weston. Chester
Washington County-Goorgc O. Boyco,
faystOn.
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sCHoFULA.
SCrOfulouS Humors.

IfVFGgrIsE will relieve pain, cleanse purify and
cure such diseases restoring the patient to perfect
health after try in- different physicians many rem
edes, suffering for years, is It not conclusive proof
If you are n sufferer you can he cured9 Why Is this
medicine performing such great cures? II works in
the hood, in the circulating fluid. 1t can truly be
called the Grcaf BiGod Purifier Thel great source of
disease originates in the blood and no medicine
that does not act directly upon IL. 10 purity and
renovate, has any just claim upon public attention
When the blood becomes rfeless and sta gnant.
either from change Of weather or climate. want Of
exercise. irregular diet, or from any other cause
the VEdErSE will renew the blood carry Of the
putrid hum0rs, cleanse the stomach, regulate the
bowels, and in impart tone OF yigor to the whole
body. The conviction IS. in the public mind as well
in the medical profession. that the remedies sup
piled by the Vegetable Kingdom are more safe.
more successful, in the cure of disease than mineral
medicines. NEGETINE is composed OF roots harks
and herbs 1t is pleasant TO take and perfectly safe
TO give an infant. In Scroiula the NEeFrTNE has
performed wonderful cures where many other rom
unsolicited testimonial;
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FI'lIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. tina, On the auti day
L Of February. 4. ID i>1i = Warrant m Bank
ruptpy was issued saiust the estate 81 William K
kimhall. Of Yves Minister, in the County Of Wind
ham. and Stat 81 Vermont, who has heon adjld.ci
a Bankrupt on his own petition that tire
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging to said Bankrupt, 70 him, or for his use,
and the transfer Of any property by him are for
hidden by law: that meeting Of the creditors 81
said Bankrupt, 10 prove their debts. and % choose
one or As-nees Of his estate will be held n
n Court of Bankruptcy, to lie holden at tho oice o,
Charles B. Eddy. IN Bellows Falls in the Count. OF
Wndhan. ami state Of Vermont, before \ 7.
Lyman. Esq. Register the eth day OF Marcl,
A. D. ISL at | O'Clock +. 81.
THOMAS FAILEY,
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger.