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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-01-19
Notice to Creditors.

Id FAIEIIl3 HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the estate OF RICHARD II. STANLEY, late OF Ho-
noulu deceased, hereby notified present the same
with the proper vouchers, whether such claims by
mortgage or Otherwise 70 the undersigned Executor OF
the last VIII and Testament or the deceased at his Office
In Honolulu within six months from the date Of
hrst publication OF this notice they will be for ever
barred And all parties indebted the said estate are
Hereby required to make immediate payment
Honolulu, January 4th, lSI6. $40 It
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A NUMBER ofLOTs ON fhe KULAOKAHrA-
"A PLAINS, fForahiy situated fir building purnas are
Or sale - reasonable prices terms and other lrtIc-
rs enquireof ss7 sml s.B DOLE.
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Mn $. W. WILCOX has been appointed by the Board Of
11uiu. school Agent the District Of Puma Island
% KAUAI. IN place Of Hon. 2. Isenberg, resigned
By order ~ the Board OF Education.
AIHoiari Hale, January sth 1870
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GAIT. II. S. HowIAND has been This day appointed
Water Supervisor and CLERK Of the Market IN Honolulu
W l. MoEHoNUA, Minister Of Interior.
interior onice, Jan. 18th, ls7G.
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rn January mn, IssS 'D''' a '' D'' 3 T. !,
GIPREnE COTRr % ND IIaMAIIIN

hNAEAEAAE AOlAE OE THE nTaMAVNnW
- ISLANnS-Iu Probate. Island or CInhu u-,--ri-,.
Islands, 81 In the matter % the Estate q Nrbof1s
George deceased Order appointing time Tor pruhaf. IN
VIII and directing publication % notce o. the snua
a document purporting TO BE- the last WIN and Trssn
ment Of Nicholas George, deceased. hayiu on ne -
day Of January, A. -, 1875 been presented % sat r
bate Court and euuon for the prostate thereof and sr
the issuance OF Letters resiamentary and Gualfa. ~
G. W e Jones and W C. JONES' having been fie,i by "
{. Jones. -
II Is hereby ordered that Tuesday the fsf dav Of rah
ruary A. D. ls76, at n ocioc A. A. said dsy A. fbs
Court Room Of said Court. ~ Chambers. Anoianl fIos
In Honolulu OAHU be, and the Is, hereby appoint
ed the time for proving said W N and hearing -f anu7
ton when and where any person Interested NAV euu.r
and contest the said wlli and the granting Of Letter. r.
tamentAry.
IL Is further ordered that noiice thereof BE- given y,
publication for three successive weeks IN ne tiausin
Gazette and kuokoa newspapers printed and published Ii
Honolulu.
And Il Is further ordered. that citations be issued Z, ne
subscribing witnesses said VIII. % the heirs n -,
tesat9s IN mus ksdo 10 appear and contest the ps0-
bate OF said WILL al the time appointed
Dated Honolulu, II. l., January 18th, 1874
Attest; Justice or he s,anr-,,s -,
JNo Z. BARNARD, Deputy Clerk s7J b
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-01-19

A. A. KAauEuU has been appointed Pound Master for
ts nitci " Honolulu vice b N. Kahauanui resigned.
JSo. o. DoNISIs. Governor OF Oahu
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r rtne Of the authority In vested by the Constitu-
fau and the Statute o. this Kingdom, and deeming es-
Eallriai % the promotion Of Justice.
do h.rely order, that the regular Term Of the Fourth
Jndtca Circuit be held az NawiIWi, Island Of Kauai
lie first Tuesday IN February, A. D. isi6 be and the
b. hereby Postponed until Thursday the I'd day OF
MARCH. A. M. ls-6, 90 O'Clock 4.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the
t. Supreme Court at Honolulu this cath
day Of December. A. ID. 1873.
signed CHAs. C. HARRIs.
H Associate Justice 81 The Supreme Court acting for
The Cef Justice during his absence from Kingdom
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NOTICE. Is hereby given that at the request OF J. W.
pnuEr Bsquire, J. c Glade, Esquire viii during his
absence Acting Vice Consul Russia, and all persons
rcard - take notice Of this fact aud respect his
rhurirr that behalf
W. T. GREEN, Minister Tor Foreign Affairs.
Department % Foreign Affairs, !
Honoluiu, Jan. 9Th, lS76
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For Sale or For LAasa.

~ A HANDSOME COTTAGE PLEASANT
n ~ located, with garden. &C. containing plr0r fhr9s
bedrooms, two closets, dining room, kitchen and
pantry, ballroom, servants house, carriage house anf
stable an vefy convenient and la perfect order. Apply 10
osl II HUGO srANaEsWAL.D. ND.
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nv AUTHORITY.

~ meeting q the fry Council OF Ste held At loinni
T'e Saturday January lsth Iszs the petitions Of Nal
IuFks and gaasawa Of Ihaiaa Siaui, Praying for the
o-si q Their civil rights under the Constitution,
were erniel CHARLES Il. JuDD, Secretary.
List OF Licenses Expiring IN Jauu-
airy. 1870.
RETAIL.
OAHU. living wo Chong Nuuanu ST. Honolulu.
Up. Dalioa- King -, Honolulu
III T. NeIntyre, Cor King & Fort SIS, Hon
e-I.o shon a Ten SiAu, NuHanu ST, Honolulu
3-Juaquin Pereirl MAuna,eA st. Honolulu.
s-Iesers & Dickson. f0rt 81 Honolulu
is-Alex Andre. King 81, Honolulu.
1s-Ah Tai Nauanu ~. HonCluG.
LII. @. Humphreys, Maunagea 81, Honolulu
es-smg Chong, Hotel -, Hanolulu
26-Ah Mum & Nun Chut, Nuuanu st. Hon.
MAUI Nv. l. DAVIS. Haiku.
2s-Nauehnes q cooehing afo1ae, Hama
HAWAII l-Chung Pen. Waiohnu, kau.
IT sPencer Amauuln, Iiiio.
s-Akina, Kapulens- Hamakua-
ll-N- George, kezi,ga- kau-
.z-W- r. Reed, Kaipaiaoa, HHo.
&c MeiHecke. Wsiohinu, Kau.
KAUAI Taua, Kol0a-
@e-f'ahaua. HanAlei.
Retail spirit.
e5-F. 7, Lenehan & Co. Royal Hotel, Honolulu
Wholesale Spirit.
2s-F. A. sohaefer q Co. Merchant ST. Hon.
LaPaAu.
I'D. Napela, Waialua, Oahu.
hatcher.
Geo Lincoln, North Kohala Hawaii
Geo. Lincoln, North Kohala, Hawaii
VIctuaIIng.
1-GuonC Hu, Suuanu ST. Honolulu. Oahu
l-Guong Hu. Ulakoheo. HonOlulu, Oahu.
1-Atnl, puuAhoa, Hilo Hawaii
al. ". CrOwell, Fort ST. Honolulu, oahu
Ava.
IL. n. Puaakini. Makawao, Maui
I Uauia Knlunaha, Maui
i-naula, North KOhaA, Hawaii
IL Haaiiho, Wniaiua. Oahu.
Id. kahauu, "a Honolulu, Oahu.
ID. Ealanu. Ko0laupOko, Oahu.
III. pake, Iva and Maianae. oahu.
Make, Mana, iIanalei, Kauai.
t-Iuhu puha L.Ahana, Maui
i-ALanA a Co., Nailuku, Maui
Horse
s-Kanewahlani, MOL,
Maid, No ?.
2-kAauinAkua. No
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SUPRElIE CoURr OF TIIE IIAWA1I.r

-sAEAkAslAE NOAkI OK NNANAnNaM
- ISLANDS-ln Probate In thu matter OF he Cnari-
ceased, Insane. At Chambers, before Associate Justi-
Judd OIde- OF notice Of petition for allowance u
counts, discharge, and final distribution Of property
ON reading aud ding the petition and accounts u Mrsi-
minn Eckart Guardian of Matilda Eckart late Of Hoe
lulu, Insane, deceased, wherein 10 be aiio.sf
S95i0 %, and charges himself with F., asks tt.t
the same may be examined and approved and that fnal
order may be made Of distribution Of the properly rer
ing In his hands 10 the persons thereto entitled and
charging him and his suretes from further respo1.i-
blity such.
It ordered, that Friday day Of January A.
ID. 1876, at 10 O'Clock \. ~ before the sahi Justice n
Chambers, IN the Court HOuse, Ionoinlu. and
same hereby Is appointed AZ the time and pace for hcur
said petition and accounts, and that persons nter.
may then and there appear and show cause II any ths
have, why the same should not BE- granted and -r mr.
sent evidence as 10 who entitled the Sd property
And that this order In the English language pubsh
IN NE Hawaiian Gazette Newspaper printed ami published
IN Honolulu Tor three successive weeks previous % a.
time therein appointed for said henring-
lated Al t0noiuu, H. l., this I'D day Of Decemher fsTs
A. FRANCES JUDI.
Justice OF The supreme Court
WALTER r. SEAL Clerk Of the supreme Cozrt 81 y
1 n TIE MATTER OF THE ESTATE or Ma.
f1LDA ECkAltt, late Of san Francisco. California a.
) A. and formerly Of Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands de-
ceased.
hereby notify all the next OF kin Of the .i deceased
and all persons Interested In the said estate that on th
lsth November, 1875, appointed specli aimnlsfr-
tor Of the said estate by the supreme Court q the lava
Ian Islands sitting ia Probate, and duly qualified lo act e..
such administrator filing approved bond and Ing
out letters Of administration.
Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands, 2lth November ISIS
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Manufacturing JeweIerI

III Of1cO.
YHSfAE gSDEHsfGNED. FORMERLY WITH
- Mr. Eclart, begs % inform citizens o. Honoluiu and
the public generally, that h. has taken ne Fort
street opposite ODD Re0wa Hall. formerly occupied b.
Ihos Iannattj where he viii give special aifenon ihe
manufacturing and repairing u All kinds % JeuelrT
Particular attention given t0.aheii and Kukui Work.
So Win guarantee satisfaction Ia an his wOrk. IA
Honolulu Nef 2sth ts75 SOL WI n. WESNEK-
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For Rent

N THE HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED
r BY NJ. 8 81 Carter, situated a. the corner - pas
-. WAX and Punehpowi sta. Possession given inme-
SIS sm sfARsHAL's oPFIrr.
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boston AND HONOLULU PACKET LIHEI

,&SA G. Brewer g. co.-Agents. .ffk
S1AaE Favorable arrangements can a1aays - 49,
made Tor storage and shipment Of OIL Bone Wool dsI ana
other Merchandise 20 Nov Bedford Boston, New York and
SILLY c. BREWER co.
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land, Dec Is, aged % years. He was a native of
this city, and only sou Of Mrs Won Pfsier, who
left for California in the last mail Mrs.
Sessions wife ofRev. John Sessions. and mother OF
Mrs. Rev S E. Bishop Of Lahaina, also diec in the
same city on the same day.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ctUPREyTE COTRT OF THE rrAwaur.w

SUPREgIE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLAM In Probate. IN the osiafe q " ianl lIe
late q Hononin deceased. interstate. Order q Note u
Petition for Administration Before Mr. Justice IL
on reading and lng the pctiton q lula Tanha Hslf.
Of Honolulu, alleging that William Hail. o. Hoiialnu Ia
intesaie az Honolulu, the an day u Jinusrv h,
1876 and praying that letters % inra1n isr IL
her Is the widow OF the deceased.
II Is ordered that THURSDAY the 10th day Of FFrrt
AIRY, A. D. 1875, be and hereby Is appointed fr hsarr-
said petition before the saf Justice. in the Court n n
this Court At Honolulu. which plar. Ia -
sons concerned may appear and show earse II any fs
have why said petition shonld not BE- gaa,ei aff 40
this order be published In the English language fr f
successive weeks ia the Hawaiian Gazette newspaper in
Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. +, i=th January. a. .. Is7c.
CHARLES c. HARRIS
Attest; JSo E BARNARD, Deputy CLERK SIS q
~ CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT JUDGE SFcoyn
judicial District II. T. Ia the a W. \ 49,
HAM Of Waihee, Maui, deceased
On reading and filing the petition uf W. a. Nee,ftas,
praying that administrator be appointed for The ,t
OF A. W. MERIDIAN OF Walhcg. Nam. IT. l. dega4.a-I
II Is ordered that Wednesday. the 1854, eInv or
February. 1876. VI 10 A. ~, a. the Court Io1sa In
Waluku. be set apart the time and nilcs fr ha-i
said petition and any objections that may b. ofr
ABR fOhNcNnER
Circuit Judge, "a Jut. usfr.. n. T.
Tahaina. January iiih, 1875. 50 IA
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T1INGE
TIME TABLE,
STEAMER 81 KILAUEA
MARCHANT. go MAsTER.

no When there are cattle 10 land a. Maalaea Bay,
effort will be made to reach Honolulu Saturday p NJ
Rs- On Trips the viii leave Kaalualu
until A. NJ, later Maizena, until later. and
Maaaea Bay until later, without due notice Of
any change being given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11

DAvILION HOTEL. GLEN COVE. L. l.. rs NOW
open; communication by steamboat Scawanhaka from
Slip Long Island Railroad from Hunters Point;
splendid fishing. bathing and bontine terms reduced for
this Send for illustrated circular.
SAMUEL N. WEEKS. Manager.
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y TIL ST. iss wEsT-HASDsoMEIY FURNISHED
III Rooms second and third floors with uaexccptor
able Board: reference.
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I'm ST., 2, wEsT.-nANDsoMELY FURNISHE
~ Rooms with or without Board Tor single gentleme
Or families.
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10 EAST 32D ST.-ELEGANT ROOMS WITH FIR.
10 class Board, transient parties accommodated; rcfs
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1OALISApES MOUNTAIN HOUSE. ENGLkWOcD
L the Hudson opposite Spuyten Duyvl 80 feet above
and 10 the loot oi Harrison ST. New
io'"' - ""1 ~ 'pss'" avs - 10 - HAMMOND.
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COTH ST., 2O7 wEsT.-FINE ROOMS. WITH SUI
10 rior Board. house and location uneNceptionablc
eIccs exchanged
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Ia WEST 10Th ST.-DESIRABLE SUIT FOR FAMII
- or one or two gentlemen family small and priva
excellent table
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/ NrEvERsINK, SULLIVAN COUNTY. \. Y-GOOn
IN family and transient Board from 50 to - week 40
cording to locatIon lnr.e mountair
scenery fishing In the Neversiuk fvc hours from
New By Oswego Midland Railroad Address +. VAN
| DERLNN MS above.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25
Nafrhman Dc 1onrmL.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1875.


The Ogdensburg & Lake Champain road
has played a successful game on the Central
Vermont by obtaining an order from Judge
Landon, of Schenectady, placing the first
named road in receivership. The order was
granted on a strictly er parte hearing and
without notice of such hearing to the other
party interested To those who have been
familiar with the affairs Of the Ogdensburg
\ Lake Champlain road, its condition when
the lease was taken by the Central Vermont
and its business since, there will be reason
for congratuation to the Central Vermont
ut this termination of an expensive and
calamtous lease The end Of it must on
the whole, prove advantageous to the Cen
trail. 1t has not been an altogether secret
matter that owing to the large expenditures
ON the line of that road, necessitated by its
diapidated condition at the outset of the
lease, and by the great improvements effected
in its road-bed depots and rolling stock, in adj
lition TO the RENTAL it has been for some time
contemplated by the managers OF the Central
~ tame bilt lillldllNt anu lNINt Nut Obutus-
burg road into the hands of receiver.
but the Ogdensburg road has generously
come TO the rescue of the Central, taking
huge elephant from its hands, and adopted
course which will doubtless prove in the
end the best possible position for the man
ayers at st. Adams We have not doubt
that the Central would gratefully accept
like action from any other of its non-paying
leased roads. Even the Delaware aud Iud-
son Canal Company, we presume, would
gladly be unladen of that lease on the west
ern side Of the Lake, which has proved an
incubus to its prosperity and a nightmare to
its stockholders. Perhaps, if the Hudson
Canal Company had been a Vermont cor
poration, a New York judge might have
granted bill Of enforcement between il
and its expensive Montreal connection, on Al
n pdrie statement and without any hearing
As it is we congratulate the Central man
ayers on their good fortune, and think they
may well be satisfied with their release from
the Ogdensburg road. We hope they may
be able TO recover some of the vast SUM
which they have spent in its improvement
and current expenses. Or perchance a New
York court may settle the question of ali
mony without conference with the interested
parties
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25

a CENTENNARIAN-Alrs. Hannah Haw.
ley, probably the Oldest person in New
England, died at Boston, on Tuesday even
ing, the 10th instant, at the age of one hun
lred and two years. She was born at STRAIT
nam, n, H., on the Goth of August IVA,
Ind two months since she Joined in cele-
bration of the one hundred and second an
niversary of her birth. She was the daughter
of Lieutenant Rollins, who served in the
revolution, and who was standing by the
side OF General Warren when he fell at
Bunker Hill. After having entered upon
the second century of life she finally met
death through an accident. While going
down stairs, she supposed that she had
reached the lower step, and, falling heavily,
sustained bad fracture in one of her hips.
The pain and shock which followed were too
much for her, and after two days suffering
she died. Up to this time she had enjoyed
the best of health, and had full possession of
her mental faculties.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25
Who Got the Medals !

To the eight thousand one hundred and
seyenty-fve American exhibitors three thou.
sand six hundred and ninety medals hav,
been given, and five thousand one hundred
and seven TO the twenty-five thousand six
hundred and eighty-nne exhibitors from tn,
rest of the world. In general manufacture,
New England obtained eight hundred and
forty-nine medals, the Middle States eight
hundred and thirty-seyen, the Western one
hundred and twenty-five, the Southern
eighty-six, and the Pacific thirteen. In ma
chinery and inventions New England has
one hundred and eleven medals, while thu
Middle States have three hundred and three
the Western eighty-two the Southern thir-
teen, and the Pacific States one. In agricnl.
ture and miscellaneous products New Eng
land has one hundred and four medals, the
Middle States have six hundred and two, the
Western ninety-four, the Southern forty
eight, and the Pacific sixteen, In the de-
partment of education and science, includ
ing music and instruments OF precision, New
England has sixty.iive and the Middle States
have one hundred and ninety-eight, the
Western States sixty, the Southern twenty
six, and the Pacific States one. In the fine
arts group, exclusive of medals awarded to
oil paintings, New England has eight med
.als, the Middle States have forty-eight, tn,
Western States six, the Southern two and
ha Al
medals for New England thus far awarded
is eight hundred and ninety, for the Middle
States two thousand and ten, for the West.
ern four hundred and twenty, for the South
ern two hundred and thirteen, for the Pa.
eific States one hundred and twenty-nine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25

GOVERNOR HAYEs.-Long John Went
worth, of Chicago, served in Congress with
Hayes. Here is what he says OF the Gov.
ernor There are some bold, laxative
men who say No" You go away, and you
say, "Wait till he cools off and will try
him again" But when you see a man who
Is mild and says No" you generally think
he means it. Now Hayes is just one of that
kind of men. Somebody came into my office
the other day, and wanted to look up his
record He said, Wentworth, didn't you
oppose that Northern Pacific railroad steal p
" Yes said ], don't oppose all steals ?
! know what you are after You are hunt.
ing up something about Hayes. can tell
you, Whenever there was steal in Con.
gress we always said, Hayes Joins with US
TO fight it; and not one of those railroad
jobs ever got his vote"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25

The Joint Assembly then dissolved, and the
Senate Withdrew
R,ports-From committee on Judiciary, in favor
Of II. SS 10 extend the provisions Of chapter n,
e. 8, relating TO duties OF town clerks third read
ing ordered.
From committee on corporations, in favor Of II a.,
70 incorporate the GlenwoOd Classical Seminary
read third time and passed
Prom committee on Judiciary in favor Of II -,
in addition TO section % chapter 81, e. s., relat-
ing TO attachment by copy third reading ordered.
From committee consisting Of members from
lamoille county IN favor Of II. s, 10 change the
time Of holding the county court and court Of
chancery IN county Of lamoille with proposals Of
amendment making time Fourth Tuesday in April
and First Tuesday in December, which we're
agreed to third reading ordered.
From committee on joint rules, reporting o. the
joint rules Of the present session the same rules as
for the session Of 1874, which were read by the
clerk and adopted.
From committee on joint rules, recommending
the appointment Of a standing committee Of this
House, consisting Of seven members Of the House
as = committee on the insane on motion Of Mr.
Martin Of Chelsea, the report was ordered to he
on the table
On motion Of Mr. sABIN Of Montpelier, adj
iournod.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25

By Mr.. BATCHEl.DER Of Arlington, in amend.
ment Of section 10, chapter 20, z. -, in relation
TO the support OF paupers; to committee on iu-
dietary
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The Senate came into the Hall Of the House of
Representatives and Joint Assembly was formed
to hear the report Of the committee 10 canvass the
votes for Members Of Congress, pursuant To- "a
joint resolution.
His Honor, REDFlELD PROCTOR President NJ
the Senate, In the chair. GEORGE NICHOLS.
Secretary Of State, clerk.
The canSassing mmittee submitted the follow
ing rennrt.
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That jackson violated Miss Warner on tho niot,
OF the burglary No such charge was e,,bo'
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''"is i'"u VISITED seven thousand six hundred and
oghty-one families; found destitute Of the Bible.
ono hnndrad a-a ~s.-t.. p--.~-.-... s-.-i,s-- -.-
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H. e"se' DERBY Rutland, Mrs, s. ". Rowell
Rutland Washington, Mrs. joseph Poland uon,
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and former subscribers of the Faper (the list of
which had shrunk from three thousand three
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ing editorial aud other matter The proceedings
Of Tuesday Of this weel, will be found in this sheet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25

IAN ~ picasO, Ms their stock |
Call and see them, and they
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-25

pn' unuHeiy ena 10 tueir VIVA visions oi g'ory
and lhe red man's sealp by taking them 70 the
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NN largest
New York,
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ever deaths
been chill