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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-28

That was good game yesterday, any
how. AS usual our boys came out the
little end Of the horn--the Hartford Club
missing defeat by the skin ., their
teeth. The Reds had "a :, sa,,, a ,n theiS
oMu nsnus ilv.s w 20 the last half OF the
nln.h nn in"a .ag, When by over-an xiety aud
he' ,ousness to make white wash, tho
| Reds became ''rattled," and were finally
compelled to acknowledge their CUSTOM
AIRY defeat. -gi.N.t 80
rne sn sr'nion was prevalent that Ina
Hartford Club is maaS nm OF stronger
and safer batters than the Reds. but
when it comes to fielding the latter hold
their own. The following SCORE tells the
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-LAND Il, 800 acres Of coal and
E mineral lai d on the G. 8. Il. r.. Scott Coun-
fy, Tennessee, at 81 per acre. Address b., 8OS
w. Ninth street N-3t
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LNOR SALE-GROCERY-W lease, full
JIG line, stock and fixtures, No. stand. VIII
sell cheap for cash. For particulars inquire at
northeast corner Sixth and John streets.
iu17-6t
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First base on errors-C Cinoinuatis q
Hartfords g..
Called balls-Fisher 4, Bond 10.
Called strikes-Cincinnatis IT, Hart
fOrds 7.
Struck out-Remsen Q, Bond 1. Bur
dock 1, Kessler 3 Gould 2, Sweasy I,
Dean 2, FIsher1.
Passed balls-Allison /, Pearson &
Double plays-Ailison and Fergusoa
and Mills 1, Sweasy ana Gould I, Swea-
Sy and kessler l. SO
Umpire-Charles Daniels, OF Hartfore.
Time Of game-Two hours aud forty
minutes.
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TNOR sALE-HORsES-Pair family horses.
Il 10 hands; blood bays, very gentle, single
Or double; can trot together in $3.50; rack under
saddle; price $40. POst-office Box 9l8. 26-3t
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Third Edition

The meet t,eents-tour hours, PROBABLY
cloudy, orpartidlly cloudy, eotth light rain;
tolloaced by clearing and possibly cooler
Wedther.
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ENOR SALE - CHEAP - LIFE SCHOLAR
il SHJP-F0r full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant stratton y DsHsns College.
city. ja9-tf,d&w
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WTANTED - CHILD - BY respectable
w widow, child or children to take care
Of, during the temporary absence Of parents.
Reference given and required. Terms reason
able. Address Z. NJ, Dayton, KY ju2S-tf
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-HUUSE-2ss STORY brick, on
l. Laurel street; it has seven rooms, gas,
water and all in order. II. PUGH, PAT CUT
ter street. iu2S-4t*
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VNTANTED-CLOTH TO make to orr
wv der, repair, renovate and dye, at FlSCH-
ER'S. liz George street, corner OF Central ave-
nue., 26-4t
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WTANTED-sILVER WARE-A set OF sill
w yer ware. Address A. W. r, this Office.
26-4t
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wv ER-To build a small
w boat with patent wheel. TO run twenty
ave miles an hour. Call or address Ira AT
KINs, l4l Longworth. T-3t
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VNTANTED-ROOM-M M MATE-To share room
wv and board In q private family; good To-
cation; references exchanged Apply at 70
Everett street. N~3t
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VNTANTED-L wORK-Gentle-
w mems shirts to wash and iron by first
class laundress. Inquire at 249 Court street,
second floor. 2T-4t
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FOUND.

EOUND-CIGARS-Tw good cigars for 9
IL nickel, ats. Q. cor Main and Orchard sts.
my10-tf
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TOR SALE OLEANDERS = Three large
Il and beautiful oleanders, In substantial
boxes, with iron handles and hoops. Address
Post Office Box 518 ,. asst
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

HAYES AND WHEELER CLUB
Badges engraved In coin at s0l Race street,
Rear Fifth. ju22-tf
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ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-Agents of the
Anti-Tilden faction are stationed at the
doors Of Convention Hall, and are hand
ing circulars to each delegate as he en-
ters the aan, giving a list Of the promi.
nent men Of New York State who op-
pose Tllden's nomination OH the ground
tnat he can not carry New York State
or the country.
The list contains one hundred and
fifty names. and includes that ofSchelI,
Belmont, seymour, Corning, Fernando
Wood, Judge Church, Erastus Brooks.
Dewitt LiLtIejohn, together with a num-
Der OF honorable Judges, prominent
business men, Sc. 1t is now said that
There will be two reports from the Com
nittee on Resolutions, though the mi
norlty hich willrepresent Aliens ideas
Will not include more than three OF tour
names.
The Convention was called to order q
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TOR RENT HOUSES In Newport, KY,
two good houses, six rooms each, near
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge. Inquire at
1853 York street. 26-4t
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-SHOES-By the pair or dozen,
1t at the factory, 172 Race street. ju22-6tt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NT TANTED-OLD GOLD-Cash paid for
w diamonds, watches, Old gold and silver.
A. A. EYSTER, jeweler. No. $40 West Fifth
street. ju23-2t%
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FOR RENT--RooMS.

L'OR RENT - ROOMS = Several pleasant
l. rooms. Inquire at 2l3 Findlay street.
26-2t
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On July will remove to No. 40 Fountain
Square, JOhnston's Building. 1 shall continue
making shirts TO order specially. e. T..
SPRAGUE. apM-8m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22
}lrw Embellishments.
UEGETINE PuRIFIEs BLOOD,
RENOYATEs AND
Invigorates the Whole System
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent and Duretic

vEGEriNE is made exclusively from the Iuces of care
fully seleced harks roots and herbs and strongly
centiated that II will enecnally eradicate from stem
every faint Of sCROFuLOUs HUMOR. TUMORs. CAN.
GER, DANGEROUS HuMoR. ERYsIPELAs, SALT
RHEUM, sYPHILITIC DISEASES, CANKER, FAGSr.
NESS At TIE STOMACH and ali diseases that aris,
from impure blood sCGATICA, INFLAMNArORY and
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GOUr ANI
SPINAL COMPLAINTS, can only be- enectuaily runs
through the blood.
For ULCERS and ERtPTGVE DISEASES Of the SKIN
PUsTCLES, rnirLES. BLOTCnEs. BoiLs, TETTEn
sCALDHEAD AND RiNGwoRM, yEGETINE ha. %. f-i
failed to effect permanent
For PAINS IL THE RACK, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
pROrsY. FEMALE WEAKNESS, LECCORRIldA. aris.
ing from Internal liberation, and uterine diseases and GIN
ERAL DEBILITY, YEGErISE acts directly upon ths
u these complaints. It nvigores aud strength en-.
the whole system, upon the secreve organs naif
Illumination cures liberation and regulates tho bowels.
For CArARRH DYSPEPSIA. HABITUAL COsflNE-
NESS, PALrIrArloN OF THE HEART. HEADACHE,
FILES. NERVOUSNESS AND GENERAL PRosrRA-
TloN OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. no medicine has ever
given such perfect satisfaction tle YEGErlSE. II pu-
rifles the blood. cleanses all Of the organs and pus-s
controlling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable effected ~ YEGETlNE have I'M
duccd many physicians and apothecaies whom know "a
prescribe aud use It in their own families.
In fact YEGETiNE Is the best remedy yet discovered oi
the above Diseases and Is the only reliable HOOD rrEl
FIR yet rlaced before the public.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22
Boston Produce Market.

nosros, Monday, Manu- 20. 1916.
BUr1ER- The trade depends mostly on The West and
Sew York fuf supplies, and this viii continue mill the
making of new Increases We continue to quote fine fall n
So u lots and lsftinc for selected tubs Good to choke
Sew Ngk and Vermont darcs sell at lsegiOc Few, with
fan snds, at EltGiici ana common 90 fair including Western.
NJ lseClic a. N. Bakers butter. when found sells ieG
l7c but there Is but little uf u ON the market The DE-
mand usual runs mosti, ON the best grades and good
lots are taken without much urging.
CuttsE sales N good choice factory have i.en made
at l2etlic Il NJ. amt holders nrm al he for the it
grades large portion uf the cheese selling The past two
months has from the West. but tho supply
have eased on and perhaps this Will have tendency GO all
vance prices.
fLOtR-rhe sales have been Of s7i0as0 a barrel for
Wisconsin and Minnesota family branhs. Winter wheat
St Louis sells AZ - 5Oetl % barrel for and choice.
Illinois at rtltf12b. and Onto Indiana and Michigan 10 o.
ttl2i ~ barrel Bakers exirs ut S525efH or WIS
consn, and si50ef1 for Minnesota, the latter price
asonte brands, Western common extras have been sold at
si.i5qt5.23 d barrel.
LBGs-lhc t.st Eastern are quoted AZ eec f} dorm.
though very few be sold at lAc. Western and
Northern rule at l16nisc ~ dozen. The demand for
much smaller this than usual. This time
year, the range Of prices 2teflsc q dozen.
fOIAluLs-the market n "a little better csudiil M
the best JackSons SOC T. outside price and most vi the
sales have ten made At cf Early Rose about the
asJacksuns aud Peerless have uenedup io iuc ~ busr
HAY AND SIKAW-Me hear OF otcusiuuul Gales ut sll
Medium grades range NJ $50 u 81 tom 70 quality. Re
straw sells fairly at siltllf ti ton.
GRASS SEED-lhe iobhers report more demand ior
clover and ltAc@l3ic q n, Is fir range Tor Western
Timothy ranges az sl50elJ " busel aud Rcd iop $3.50
e1i " bag. These ionhng rates.
CORN MEAL, EII.-Curn meal has hssn u fair de-
nand with sales at Sleg35 " barrel Rye Flour l. quiet AZ
80 tor Western aud sser4 q barrel Tot fancy hran-
huckWhelt sells at rl.5Vel 100 ti 100 pounds
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22

WORTHWHILE The sociable Of the Congrega-
tional church will try 10 interest all with farce
titled We're all toototaeIs." This will all be
Wednesday evening, March 21tA. No extra cost,
only the usual five cent mite O.. Our Dramatic
Club will play East l.ynneat Waterbury, Tuesday
evening ... There are it seems still attractions
West nearly twenty will leave these parts for the
West, in the spring The Black Hills is the des-
tination Of the most New warm sugar at the
yestry this Wednesday evening, March 22d. Go
and get your first Centennial sugar Bling
Boynton has got settled down in the hotel and
doing well Where il the Centennial Base
Ball Club? Singing-school has been changed
from Friday nights to Tuesday and Wednesday
nights. Prof G. A. Gates, urod teacher, has come
To town to see us all again; looks natural he is
from Andoyer, where he has been attending col
lege. Rev. Mr. Hardy will give lectures TO the
young folks at their meetings on Monday nights
the subie for Monday the e7th, is, Why am a
ohIistian2 It is hoped that this will create new
interest, and that more viii come out to the young
peoples meetings o., The ladies are going TO do
something to raise money to transport articles to
the Centennial. ..,A number we've baptized at
the Methodist chapel last sunday
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22

iARCtNN ~ BURLINGTON. Several extensive
robberies have occurred in Burlington during the
past few months, the perpetrator Of which WAS
discovered and arrested last Monday morning. A
line found led TO the searching Of the premises OF
John Mcnamara The search resulted in the
finding Of stolen goods to the amount Of nearly or
over one thousand dollars worth Among them
were found lot Of fine clothing and some plated
ware belonging to w. A. Cromble, Of the firm Of
Shepard, Davis 4 Co., a large amount u clothing
stolen from the Queen City Laundry, and some
gentlemen goods stolen fIom the clothing house
Of b. Turk and Brother, 1t is probable that in
yestigation will disclose the Whereabouts Of moro
goods Mcnamara was engaged in the liquor
business, and was a prominent democratic wand
politician.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22

BHrnlL-lhe young mems gospel meetings
were held at the East village on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday Of last week. closing ON Thurs
day evening, They were generally well attended,
aud it is hoped that much good may be the out
growth. Mr. VIM. T. Smith dealer in dry
goods aud groceries has sold out his entire stock
of goods, with store, etc, 10 Messrs Smith and
Dnrkee Mr. Smith has been an active merchant,
as well rs respected citizen, aud his absence
will be much felt by the entire community.
The dramatic entertainment which was held at
East Bethel ON Tuesday evening OF last week, was
grand success The stage looked very nicely
and the actors had their parts well committed
All were highly entertained, aud extend Their
hearty congratulations 10 the Sharon Dramatic.
cub. The following delegates were elected
from this place to the State Convention, at Bur
hngton, ON the 2oh instant; Hon J. J. Wilson,
Col. II. c, Tenant and W, B. c. stickney. sub
stltntes, Fred Marks, Gardner Wheeler and \, y
Slark The first choice OF the caucus Tor ifesl'
ueht was Mr. Blaine
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22

NEvuuHY. The quarterly meeting Of the Metho-
dis, Episcopal church was held March 18th and
was presided over by Rev. +. n. Granger, pastor
who preached a powerful sermon from these
words " Jesus Christ is Lord" After the ser
mon four were received into full connection with
the church. Two Of these were students Of the
seminary. and one former teacher, They were
taken on trial last fall 4 gracious work is an
ticpated ia the school this spring. May the Lord
bless the institution as in former days. The
seminary here is enjoying one OF the best terms
since its re-opening It's numbers are over a hun
bred, and never better class Of students met
within its walls. The able principal and his AS
sociats have every reason to be thankful 4
lyceum has been formed which Is adding an in
terest to the school. The students prayer
meetings are largely attended and deep religious
interest is manifested several rose for prayers at
the last meeting May the good work 90 on.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22
NILES II s,'SSS p EsrA Y I;..,.,

I'M TI0hale Court. hold % MunlI1tIl aid DlslllN
the Iltl day OF March, A. d. lsln.
Hiram lsnpleton, Administrator with the viii anne xed Of
the estate Miles fempeon, late Of East Montpelier IN said
District deccas presents his administration fofe
animation aud allowance, and makes Application for a
decree distribution and partition u the estate VI said d.
ceased MhsrruIon II i ordered by said Court that ss
account aud said application b. referred session
thereof. be held AZ the Probate once N said Aong
peller, GA the slst day OF Mnreh, A. u. islt TO-
bearing and decision thefeoni and u Is further o.
defed that Notice hereof be given 70 all persons ntetest
by puhcaon Of the three successfully Ia the
Vermont Watcinan 4 state journal, newspaper pub
lshe al Montpelier previous TO said time appointed for
hearing that they may appear al said time and place and
show n they may have, why said account soad
not be allowed aud such decree made.
Hy the tourt.--Atlcst,
e2l HARVEY IILDES, Jad.e.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22
Republican State Convention.

Republican Union State Convention is hereby
called to be held in the city Of Burlington, on
WEDNESDAY, rHE rwESrN-NiNru DAY % MARCH
1916 Al FLEVES O'ciocK, 4. ", for tile purpose
Of choosing, In accordance with precedent estab
lished, ten delegates land ten substituted to rep
resent the State Of Vermont In the Union Rebubl-
can National Convention to be held in the city of
Cincinnati, on Wednesday the fourteenth day Of
June next, for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for the offices Of President aud Vice presl-
dent OF the United States
All Republican electors aud all other voters
without regard TO past political differences or IRE.
yious party difficulties who are opposed 90 retiy.
ing sectional issues and desire 10 promote friendly
feeling and permanent harmony throughout tie
country by maintaining and enforcing all the con-
sututiona rights Of every citizen including the full
and free exercise of the right Of suffrage without
intimidation and without fraud who are in favor
Of the continued prosecution and punishment Of
all official dishonesty, and Of an economical ad-
ministration Of the government by honest, faith
ful and capable officers who are IN favor Of max
ing such reforms In government as experience may
from time To time suggest, who are opposed 10
imparing the credit Of the nation by dcproclating
any Of It's obligations aud in favor Of sustaining
ia every way the national faith and financial
honor. who hold that the common school system
s the nursery of American liberty, and should be
maintained absolutely free from secu,rian control,
who believe that for the promotion Of these ends
the direction of the government should continue 30
be conhded 30 those who adhere 10 the principles
of 1916, support them a- Incorporated in the con-
stituiion and laws, and who are IN favor Of recog-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22

In Probate Court held as Montpelier Ia sail District
ON the l1th day Of March. A. d. 1876
Allen Perry Executor Of the estate Of Nalorous W,
Hale, late Of Cabot, In said District, deceased presents
his administration account tor examination and allow
ance anl makes Application for decree ot distribution
and partition Of the estate OF sat deceased Whefeupon
ordered by said Court, that said account and said
application Ice referred q session thereof, 90 he
hed the Probate ONCE, IN said Montpelier, the
ilh day VI April A. D. 1876 for hearing aud decision
thereon ami further ordered, that notice hereof he
given all persons Interested by publication OF the
three weeks sueeesyey IN the Vermont Waterman State
Journal, newspaper published NJ Montpelier previous TO
said appointed Tor hearing that they may appear
said time and place and show II they have
why sail account should be allowed. and such decree
made Hy the Guurt.-Attr-i.
g9-ab HARVEY lILpEN. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22

Fmr II Sr. JomNsBuRY.A Gre bruke ont on
Monday forenoon at about half past eleven clock,
which resulted in the total destruction Of the
building known as the Steam Mil, at the foot OF
Eastern avenue, in st. Johnsbury. The loss is
estimated as follows: j. NJ Warmers machine
shop and machinery, five thousand dollars Hor-
ace Carpenters wood shop and machinery, two
thousand five hundred dollars T. Fairbanks es-
tate one thousand dollars Laird Brothers, granite
works, eight hundred dollars iIowards coffin
mandatory, one thousand dollars Mller's car
rage shop, five hundred dollars; Robinsons tool
mandatory, two hundred dollars. The only in
surance was one thousand dollars on Fairbanks
interest, and small policy ON Carpenters ma
chiuery
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22
Naffhman & Journal


Republican caucuses, for the purpose Of choos-
ing delegates to attend the State Convention at
burlington, on Wednesday, the 2oth inst. will be
held as follows In Montpelier, saturday March
10Th, at seven o'clock, p. NJ In Calais. Friday.
March 9th a, hali-past six O'Clock, r. NJ: in
Berlin, saturday, March 25th; in Mortified. at
Village Hall saturday, March 18th, at three
O'rlusL T. Al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22
NATHAN Dodgers ESTATE. -

Ia Probate Court held Montelrr Ia and said Dis
tfict. GU the "a day Of March, 4, u. ls6.
Luther g. Dodge, Administrator OF The estate Of Nathan
Dodge late Of Montpelier, ia -aid District deceased make
application To said Court fer hcense to sell all Of the real
e-iae Of said deceased representing that the sale thereof
necessary the payment Of the debts shl deceased
expenses Of administration Of bis estate wheteupon,
ureied BY said Court that said Application be referred "a
session thereof 10 be held al the Probate one, in said
Montpelier the 2-h day OF March A. D. lssu fof hearing
and decision thereon; aud, Is further ordered that all
sons Interested be netine herof BY publication Of notice 81
said application aud order theron ifee weeks eees-lNe
In tile Vermont Watchinan a state journal, newapaNf
published Montpelier, aud which ciicnlates IN Tho neigh
burood o those Interested before said time 81 eaiing that
they may appear aali time and place. amt " lhsy see
cause, ohcct thereto. ny The ,onft--A,ilests No..
2i-gJ \, A, CHASE, hegrief
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= OWN, PHELPS ESTATE.

u A NlAll or VERMONT District OF Washington
In Probate Court, held Montpelier aud sud dis
tIiot on the llth day of March, A. u 1876
An Instrument purpofting the last will and tesla
men Of Luyina Phelps late OF Wailsied, IN said dlsic
deceased being presented to the Court hy N. " hush
nell, the Executor therein named, tor rrhate; 1t Is
ordered by said Court that all persons cuncerne rreiu lie
noihel onppear at session o raid Court 20 be- held AZ Tie
probate Office, In Montpelier on the an day Of Apiil, A.
b. 1875, and show n they have against tile
probate said will fur which pu-c l. further ordered
that copy the of tits orler he Published three
weeks succcssyely In the Vermont Waterman and State
Journal printed at Muuipellef previous 10 said time ap
/ pointrd Tor hearing flv the court Attest,
gl-gt HARVEY IIlbIN, Jndge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22

AS a remedy fo lung elections. consider Dn WIS
rams BAsNa of WIN CnrRGr the par ercdieHce Of AN
the patent medicines, aud never fan ~ recon-
mend to my friends who may be- afflicted Ny mother
have both made OF the BAIsAH aud the "
has Tar exceeded most sangne expectations, com
peey restoring The former The surprise Of her
friends hard dry cough, which had nearly broken her
down. has only to ny This excellent remedy Ia becune
sonvineei Of Ia manifold virtues" finy cents and
dollar a battle. Sold By all druggists We
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-22
I EANpEn wAnnEN's EsTArE.

In Probate Court, held At Montpelier, Ia SAIL District,
the ilth day of March, A, ID. ltibs
Rufus W. Wafren Administrator Of the estate Of Leanr
Warren, late Ut Mlesex, In said District deceased, pre-
sents his administration account iuF examination nn, ALLOW
aud makes application fora dccreeof distribution and
partition Vt the estate of said easei Wheleupon, It l.
derci by said Court that said account and said Application DO
referred @ session thereof to be- held ie Probate oee,
Ia said Montpelier, on the an day Of April A. u. lnlO,
for hearing aud dcisun heun And, II h further ordered
that notice hereof be- given o all persons Interested by putt
nn Of the THREE weeks sncce--yely IN the Nefmuni
Watchman a stats Journal newspaper published at
Mont ser previous "a said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear sah time aud place. and show u
any they have why said account should not be allowed
aud such desifep nate fiy the Court Atfcsf,
9l-N HARVEY 1ILDEN, Judge.