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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Afghan Troubles Again.

ATTACK UPON THE BRITISH EMBASSY AT CABUL.
S1MI.A, September 5.-On the night OF, the
4th instant a, messeng reached Aiekbeyl
with the news that the British Embassy at
Cabul had been attacked by several afghan
regiments, and that. the escort Of the EN-
busy were defending themselves. The
troops Mt Alekheyl were ordered to move
instantly on Chutaagurdan Pass, ind In.
structions were dispatched to Generals
Roberts and Stewart to advance on Cabul.'..
Letters from the Ameer confirm the re-
port OF the revolt. He was completely sur
prised. The populace joined the mutinons
regiments, and the Embassy was attacked
bv overwhelming numbers. At the latest
accounts the Vceroy of India was ignorant
OF the fate Of the members OF the Embassy.
The Ameer's arsenal and stores were first
Numbered and destroyed, and The British.
Embassy was then attacked by overWhem-
ing numbers.
The Ameer declares he was completely
surprised by the outbreak. He endeayored
to quell il, and sent General Daodshah to
General Cavagneri's assistance, but General
Daodshah was endorsed and fatally wound
ed. The Amer then sent bis son, with the
Governor OF 4Cabui and other influential
personages. but the mob was wholly uncon-
trol'able The attack on the British EN-
bassy was continued throughout W edues-
day, when fire broke out on the premises.
The Ameer, writing on Thursday, says. he
is in great distress, and is himself besieged.
The Viceroy of India is at present ignorant
OF the fate Of General Cavagnerl and other
members OF the Embassy. General Roberts
has already started for Piewar Pass. An
advance on Cabul will be made very speed
lily, and-wili4 be. strongly supported. The
Viceroy's military secretary accompanies
General Roberts. 1. rs -:o. ...,...... 1872.
Russia. '''
,s-.,. : GREAT. FIRE NEAR WYBoRG. 81. ::
.-. WYBoRG, RUSSIA, September "a great
fire is raging in the timber-yards OF kotka,
near this place. r.sf .. .. .. .rs.....
THE ST. P ETERsBURG STORM STILL RAGING.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 6.-The
storm which has been raging here since
Thursday last still continues, but the river
Neya, which has reached the greatest height
ever known, has now ceased rising. The
islands in the suburbs OF the city are still
flooded.
AMBASSADORS TO ENGLAND AND TURKEY. q
Prince Lobanotf has been appointed Am
bassador 10 London, and Prince SaD0urot,
the present Minister at Athens, viii sue
coed Lobanotf as Ambassador at Constantl-
nople. .'.-i
Death OF an Absconder.
IoSpoN, September 6.-Wilbur F. Ray
mond, the Ascending agent OF Rumsey q
Co., Seneca Falls, N. Y, arrested here re-.
Gently on charge. OF forgery and released,
Ia consequence OF bis. employers declining
70 prosecute him, has died OF dropsy OF the
heart. "s,:s 20 Il, 800 =. -, - :.
!, =, =. severe Frost in Brazil. -
BIO ,JASERo, August 20.-A severe tross
has caused immense injury TO- the growing
coffee in the highlands. ~ &a:= "i'l5t u, .
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+ i S3stmess ana E1sunsatssss
|1yMArEs on - isppsE ssETsps gkDEa FALLING
~ - i ria m rHEEE &NH. n

iFs,sW AeAas - Is 49,
CngYGsNa, ssptetnbet o. The two-storTy
brick building occnpied, % "a. b. W'arfea,
ra,,.tc store, III. s. Hresnan,, meat market,
antl Mrs. BELLS board dina. house, ot, Six
tenth street, tell last night, buryinE mum.
..her oYa persons 10 the ruins. lie believed
that ali except two children Of Mrs. Bell
were taken out. Colonel 3. F.J. Vand t
sande was taken out dead. and Others re.
lreived more Or less injury. The building
ad1otns The Office Of the Western Union,
the walls oil w bich, are considered unsafe.
+ rHE FAIL. RIVER EnBEzzLENExr.
FAIL RIVER, MASS. September GA
telegram, from District Attorney Knowlton
at Taunton, to Duriee's counsel here. states
thai the grand fury has found an tndict
ment against G.. Is: Durfee, late treasurer o.
the Mechanics mill, tor embezzlement IRON
that corporation. 80
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Eionr.

Fine, $3.50; sararfns. 1926; extra. IS; COM
mos family, $5.25tas5 So: fancy brands, SEQ
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FURNITURE.

SPECIAL N0TICE.-LARGEA
- STOCK ON EASY TERMS OF PAY-H
MRNTS. ALLOW PRICES, FORTHE NEXT e
SIXTY DhYS.-We call attention Of all who'
our large and select stock, most OF which, being
bought for cash we are prepared 70 offer greater Va
easements than otherwise both - ia terms ana
prices We have some lue PARLOR md Oh AN
RkR SUITS Which we will co,e out at sacrifice.
Full line Of cheap WALNUT AND POPLARfUR-
SITukE. -. E. GATHRiGHr soN,
y 2-3m III GoSernorner sreSt-
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RAILROAD LINES:
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

lSS y 49, ~ . SU.l -
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
RESULTS ON A
TEN-YEAR LIFE POLICY, No. s4sS,
..t.- ISSUED By TIE
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-INS URA COMPANY.
December 81, 1864, on the life Of ABRAHAM
LEVY Jagged 81, OF Levy Brothers,
Richmond Va.
AMOUNT, a2.OO0-ANSUAL PREMIUM s1ol.lO.
Ten payments of slo1. 1o.:............sl,o1l 90
Less ten dividends tls8s-75I."....... ESQ Il
Cost of policy for $4,000 paid up.......s 722 70
Cash dividend in 1876. ..................s35 %
Cash dividend Ia z5........."............ 35 -
Cash dividend Ia observation-disclosures. 81 %
.e,reaH RICHMOND, VA, August 70. 1870.
Thereby certify that the above statement of pay
ments and dividends is correct.
lSignedl ABRAHAM LEVY.
1t viii be seen from the ahoye that Mr. Levy now
has FAIp.up POLICY FOR $4,000, which, costing
Only S722.79. HAS BEEN PAYING. SINCE 1879,
AN ANNUAL CASH DIVIDEND OF ABOUT PER
CENT. DlyIpENDs ON THIS poItcY WILL con-
TINUE THROUGH LIFE, WITH TWO DIVIDENDS
rife liz :NsOltTTHwBsrERN MUTUAL HAS A
LARGS R PERCENTAGE OF SURPLUS TO LiABILI-
TIES. ANb IS NOW PAYING A LARGER PERCENT
AGE OF DIVIDENDS THAN ANY OF THE LEADING
The NoRTHwEsTERN MUTUAL will write an
insurance OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS On
man
| Aged 90 for an annual premium of.......Sl3o 81
| Aged 35 for III annual premium of........ l7s go
AGED 45 for au annual premium of......... 25G -
Aged SIS for al annual premium of......... 400 II
These rates are sax per cent. below the OBITUARY
lite rates OF mutual COM an-s. aud aD1nf 20 Ter
| ccnt. below fhc REDUCED RATES" OF The iIu;usl
| Lite of New York.
| Those wanting insurance are Invited 10 crlNpHre
| thu foregoing facts and figures with those ri any
| Other company. and then decide fer themselves
| which J.. THE SAFEST, TIE CHEAPEST, AND TIE
BEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
I For further iniornatlonas to The NORTHWEST
ERN MUTUAL apply to JOHN b. CARY.
| ... Sta'r Agent.
| 1918 Main street. Richmond Va.
| y. r. Agents wanted. Sc l-M.W&FGw
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tT,PIsscOPAL HIGH SCHOOL, NEAR
YA.-A. BOYS. SCHOOL,
nsttuR for college or business the tortS nrs Sea1
Germs Five rssident teachers, and nbe.
raI prdviaonfio ALT respects for the improysrisat
and comfoFfn f pupils. Elevated and beautiful 10
oation:I Ytepftye grcunds.g including IN ample
sfstii1gS ucst and thoroughly Equipped Eymaa-
Sfa,m SindentS kfom twelve States. Ror Catalogues
,s ss i .i-sST ai.T o.. H. LkCKEoRD. Ms A.
fjy ai-eed2n,a yf!3E .ejst;fiss Aiexandaas W. =
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s !, 3, ~ FOR LITTLE CHILDREN.

Exner,euce has taught us that children acquire
easily and m0re D15fssts shag Pho
sd ~ Isnsmares is carried 10 the highest ptrtecs
ton # is not rareo meet children from six 20 ten
Years old vino VIII converse naenIy IN four different
st less Everything is the result ofinta-
lion Of .ouDdsa faculty which snildIsn bayeto :
Eon;d Temem Der how short the time Is from SIX TO
ton when the child can while playing, acquire what
iater becomes 80 difficult as far as accent and pro-
nunciation are concerned. Z:
Tti,sses composed each Of ten pupils and where
hi. snerfai method win he Il ed, Will be opened on
,i,e, l ar OF OCTOBER ..... .a,-,-.AEt..
' Enr r,,r her information address east franklin
~. ~ on1 af Mrs. WEBE'S.
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GCHOOL For BOYS.-NeXt session will
- begin SEPTEMBER IS, 1879, and end JUNE
Is, 1880.
TERMS: s175 texclnsive of washing. lights. aud
towels) payable In equal instaments at the begin
ming, mltdle, and end Of session. = =.
EDWARD g. GWATHMEY.
Tayorsville Hanover county, Va.
References: Faculty of University OF Virginia.
Faculty of Richmond College. su 4.6S
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DICHMOGD COLLEGE,
-...ros - RICHMOND, VA.

Location heal,hfuI. Instruction thorough. ES-
Next session opens SEPTEMBER 18TH, and
close, June 18th. 3; srt.t4 y T. p -. -.
The College comprises EIGHT INDEPENDENT
ACADEMIC SCHOOLS and SCHOOL OF LAW.
cExPEHsRS !: Per session of nine months tenn.
bracing matriculaion and tuition fees, fuel lights,
and washing), $llSeis .s.,.tt la.Ss 81 ~ =;
Good board In messing clubs. about $3.50 Der
month ; 1t the GOi!rge boardiDg-houses, from gil
For cat4iogpes apply at the bonk-tarss OF aedres1
q
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can heartily endorse all that Mr.. Miller has said
in the pbove testimonial.
:" ,''0 49, 80 ~. Mrs. j. E.. b. STUART.
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FIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
~ NEERING AT THE 'RENSSRL AER-tPGLY-
TECHNIC INSTITUTE, TROY, y. Y.-The oldest
Engineering School in America. Next term begins
SEPTEMBER J STH. The Register for 1879 con-
taIns list of The graduates for The past I'll y-thre
years. with their positions; also course OF study,
requirements, expenses. etc. Address
WILLIAM Ii. YOUNG,
all l0-lm Treasurer,
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The Turf.

slraExRIBrTIoS RACE At MINNEAPOLIS.
= MrSSEAPoLIs. September 6.-The exh;bi-
ton race Yesterday between Hopeful and
the pacing mare Lucy for: purse OF $4,000
was won by Hopeful. Time, 2:lst, 2:2o'
90. ! RACES AT PROSPECT PARK.
NEW YORK, September e.-The fall meet
Ing OF The Coney. Island Jockey Club began
at the Prospect Park Fair-Gronnds to-day.
The first race-a tbree-quarter-miie dash Tor
won easiiy by Luke
Blackburn; Girofe second, Queens own
third. Time, 1:17t. 80
In the second race Fog handicap sweep
stakes. II mile heats, best two in three
ChIauita won the first heat, and Gienmore
won the nextetwo heats and the race
Time, 1851, 1864. 200.
i The third eyent-a selling race Ia miles,
resulted in dead heat between Cicmmfe q.
and Pilot. Time, 2:41t The race was al
forwards run of, and Clemmie G. won IN
2:434. 81,
The fonrth racc--Breaker handicap, 70
miles-was won by Ferda;9 Clara d. Sc
cond, Danicheff third. Time, 1854.
A steepIe- chase over the fractional course
was won by Bertha; Trouble second, Read
Ing third, Bullet fourth. Time, 1914.
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MASS. INST. OF TECHNOLOGY, 50 !
M y 3t2 ~. 3+DBOSTON. s...-.-s ..
Z gUIyTL,, MECHANlnAL, and ,MIEIEGsE NGl-
sTGRAL HISTORY, &c. SCHOOL OF MECHANIC
Arts. Entrance e1alniDation September 24th and
2sth. at "a. ROBERT II. Rlca as.hsIss,--
4 nm 24. 4taW4Mk - 2 ". pecTeHtys
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~ a, '.''.' - STANTON. April. 8. 1878.
s Professor and Madame HAssELEFF have had
cha roe of the departments Of Modern Languages and
Sr, trfng and Painting IN the Augusta Female Semi
ry FOR two wears and take pleasur in testlfying
20 their superior qualifications for The position;
They combine culture. refinement ana hign. toned
The high estimation In which I hold them, have
engaged their services for ano her year.
eus''"eS. - = MARY j. BALDWIN,,
80. Principal Of Augusta Female Seminary.
stanton, Va.
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-. THE EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS FOR
ADMISSION INTO THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL WILL BE HELD ON
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH,
commencing at 8 4. NJ, in the Hgh-Schoo build
ing sos Marshall street.
Pupils promoted from the First Grammar grade
at the final examination in June will not be re-
quIred to stand the examination.
Applicants for admission to the First Grammar
grade will stand I'LL examination to be held at the
same time and place. j. II. PEAY, JR.,
sc5-F.M&Tu3t Superintendent Schools.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-08
THE FUTURE OF CANADA.

The London Erdmiacr has an article
on the future of Canada which
viii attract some attention The
writer regards the experiment Of a
cbRfedtlrated form 81 government for
tile Prpvihtes as fart from satisfactory,
and quotes with approval the rerlaill
OF the late Darcy McGee, that there
We're but three future relations open ID
the people of the Provinces tifSt,- n
closer connection, offencive mid 'defen-
sive, between themselves; 'second,, an
nexation TO the United States and
third, a guaranteed Neutrality under
the joint protection of the powers.
The first has since been tried in the
Dominion form Of government the
third is regarded by'Qbs Eraminer as
wholly 'impracticableY 'ahd there re-
yuains, it argues, only the Second,
which it looks upon Us the manifest
destiny of the country. 1t doubts
whether there is any gain on either
side by the retention Of Great Britain S
hOIp on Canada. "lIel connection
with THE Mother County, It declares,
''disturbs her, while to us she Is a preg-
nant source ofdisquietude and q peren-
NAL expense. :" Absorption into the
American Union would, The 'Ergminer
thinks, prove beneficial TO her in a
high degree, ana it goes on to say
Canada needs new life, fresh impulses
and increased population. All these
advantages would NATURALLY and iinev-
itably ensue were her destinies united
with those of her nJghbqr. As it is,
Canada is but dragging out aIniserable
existence, struggling, as it We're
against Fate, and going from bad to
worse with every tentative attempt
made by her statesmenin order to in.
sure her prosperity progress and
autonomy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-08
NOTICE.

buRHNGToN. VT, July %, 1879.
The directors of the Champlain
mutual Fire ms Co. voted at meet
ing held June 20, 1879, to accept. the
fifteen per cent. recommended by the
committee. The com.
lnittee. say (see their report that this
must be paid promptly to be
to pay the debts of the COM
pany. If, however, the fifteen per
cent. is not promptly paid, and for this
reason, or any other, is not enough to
pay the conlpany's debts, such further
will be called for as will liquid
ate said claims, o.,
The directors now offer, as before
the policy-hoklers' meeting, to sur.
render the premium notes on payment
of the twenty-five per cent. assessment,
deening that sufficient to pay all the
conlpany's liabilities. II three-fifths
being fifteen per cent? of said assess
ment is paid the notes are not given
up, because of the impossibility of. tel
ling, until proved by actual collection,
whether that will meet the company's
Indebtedness. If it is sufficient the
notes will be, surrendered. The cone
mttee and the directors hoped this last
call would be responded to promptly,
and the latter are now doing and will
continue to do all within their power
to pay the debts out of the fifteen per
cent. but the matter lies in the hands
of the policy holders, whether they
pay the debts, with the fifteen per cent,
or by delaying compel the directors to
make another call, and even to force
the collection of the same and all pre-
vious unpaid assessments.
Notice is hereby given to those who
have not paid the fifteen per cent. and
all previous assessments that, unless
paid Immediately, legal proceedings
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-08
Written for the HERALD.
POTATO BUG POISONS.

Editor Herald,
Dear Sir:-As much enquiry has
been made of me in reference To
" Arsenate Of lime, called by the ven
dorS London Purple" and sold t.
poison potato beetles; and by some
vendors sold as II non-poisonous sub
stance, lrthiull it advisable TO speak OF
it through your paper. Though it is
not EQndon Purple, which il Il prepa-
ration from Cobalt, yet equally poison
Gus a. the preparations from Arsenic.
Those seeking il under that name
would not get it unless they bought of
those in the secret. 1t is a waste pro-
duet in the manufacture of analine
coloTS; and has, on account of its pOis
Onous qualities, been n difficult thing
to get rid of. 1t was, as far aS known,
II useless product. As it was readily
dissolved in water, rendering. streams
and soils poisonous, the manufacturers
were at loss what to do with it. Prof.
Storer thought it might be, judiciously
used. good poison for the potato
beetles, As it costs nothing at first
hands, it would have the advantage of
cheapness, and in dry weather 1t would
be Just as good as Paris Green to kill
the beetles Its trial was recemmended
and the manufacturers are hopeful of
its result. Its advantage is cheapness.
Its Disadvantages are : list, That it is
soluble in water, thus being liable to
poison drinking water, to which dam
ger Paris Green does not expose us.
3D., AS water dissolves it, it is soon
washedifFom the potato leaf, while
Paris Green is not. 3D.. AS the water
washes it in solution into the soil, it
pay affect, the potato, which Paris
Green never does, because it never is
dissolved in water. While ON account
OF its cleapness it is worthy of II trial,
it is best to recommend great caution
in its use, as while any deadly poison
like Paris Green is bad enough, the
same when it may be dissolvedin water
is worse. | would recommend eXtraor-
binary care in its use until it has been
more fully tested. That it will kill the
beetles of course there is no doubt, as
it is the same arsenical poison III either
case, vet many believe that the white
arsenic itself could be used quite as eff
fectually, and with less danger than
the purple. and would be, doubtless,
according to its strength, quite as
cheap.
Truly Yours,
IL. A. CUTTING.
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Truly Yours,
ii. A. CUTTING.
TIE SOLDIERS REUNION.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 1.

,
General Wells has issued the follow
ing general orders in relation to the re-
union
-tE@ "CA@PftaDEIELn PRocToH,
W MGNrPELIER, VERMONT, July 25 1879
"Errst-T next reunion of the vet
eran soldieIstof Vermont will be held
at ther Prospect Park grounds, at
Montpelier, on the Goth, 2lat and god
days of August, 1879, and the camp
will be designated aus Camp Rediield
Proctor. The officers of this reunion,
chosen at Benington, August 10Th,
1877, are .as follows Commander, Gen
eral William Wells vice-commanders,
Colonel p. p, Pitllin and Colonel Ros-
well Farnham executive committee,
Colonel p. p, Pithin, Captain John w.
Clark, and Adjutant j. NJ. Poland of
Montpelier. ~
"Sec0Hd-The following appoint
'ments upon the staff of the commander
are hereby announced :. Adiutant gen
elal, Captain Fred. Il, {3mith Quar-
termaster general, Major Leti,, Kings
ley; surgeon general Surgeon p.
o Meara Edison comnissary general,
Captain +. ID. Buttertield; aides-de-
camp, Major james $. Peck, Captain
L. A. Woodbury., Lieutenant II. ).
SHanahan and Captain Theo. 5. Peck
chaplain, Captain Edward p. Lee.
"JHi1d-The utmost vigilance and
promptness is urged upon all officers
in carrying into effect the following
plan for organization, and it is hoped
that by zeal and energy the whole sur
viving body of our. veteran soldiery
may be induced to attend this reunion
The following district commanders are
hereby appointed, and the duty zen.
joined upon each OF appointing and
supervising one or more energetic, reli-
able recruiting officers in every town
in their district :. Addison county,
Colonel a, S, Tracy of Middlebury
Bennington county, Captain Willard
Holden, ID, of, Arlington ; Caledonia
county, Major n. u. Bowman of st,
Johnshuryj Chittenden county, Gen
eral William w. Henry of Burlington
Essex county, Captain y. NJ, ,Mansur
of Island Pond Franklin and Grand
lie counties, Colonel Albert Clarke of
st. Albaps Iamoille county, Adjutant
G.. ID. Gates of Cambridge Orleans
county, Colonel William w. circuit of
Barton Orange county, Captain w.
II. II. Hall of Chelsea Rutland county,
Colonel w. Y. w. Ripley of Rutland
Washington county, Lieutenant 9. b.
Wilson of Montpelier !; Windham
county, Colonel George w. Hooker of
Brattleboro Windsor county, Colonel
s. H., Pingree of Hartford.
''HOanh The grounds selected are
very ltleaSant and easy of access.
lThere,wfl be an abundance ofbarrack
roohi and tents. Fuel straw water,
etc, will be furnished on application,
and every participant will have COM
Portable quarters. 80" r"st
"Fitth-Details will be published in
future orders
WILLIAM WELLS, Conuaondcr.
FIRED. T.. SMITH, AdiMm1 GeneraE'.
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NOTICE TO SELL REAL ESTATE or
NATHAN H. JOHNSON, DECEASED.

NOTICE TO SELL REAL ESTATE or
NATHAN H. JOHNSON, DECEASED.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probotc c,rrt
DISTRICT OF ESSEN, 81 - 'O N"i y
held 1T Guldhall in ana for said District on
the 18th day of July \. ID. 1879, Nathan NJ. John
sOh, fi,,uuminiStrutOr of the estate OF Nathan
NJ Johnson late of bloomfield in said District
deceased, makes application to said Court for
license To sell all of the real estate OF said de-
ceased representing that the suic thereof is
necessary for the payment 0f dcbts and
charges of administration, and would DC con
duciN e TO the interests OF all concerned.
WhCrcuDOn it Is ordered by said court that
said application be referred 10 session there
of, to be held ut the Probate o.iicc, in said
Guildhull, 0nthC 18th day of August, A. ID. 1873
for hearing and decision thcrooui and ii is
further ordered that all persons Interested be
nodticd hereof by publication OF notice OF said
application and order thereon. three weeks
successfully in. the ESSEX COUNTY HERALD,
II newspaper published 1T Island Pond, and
which circulatps in the ncighbOrhool of those
interested, before said time of hearing that
they may appear ut said time and place, and,
if they see cause, object thereto.
by the Courts
=. +, FOLIANSBY, Judge.
\ true copy of record. .rttcst- =
2a3l WIN. IL. lIARtsHORN, Register.
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Will be commenced Atten ion i
called 10 section ., page s, Of the Char
ter and BY laws of said company,
the directors are authorized
to sue for and recover the whole
OF the premium note, with
COSTS. ON the refusal of the assured. for
the space Of thirty days from publica-
ton of notice, To, pay the assessment.
C.R. TURRILL, Secretary.
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Commissioners Notice,
ESTATE OF DIR. HARVEY coz.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the4Ion. Probate Court tor the district of-ss:
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate of DR.. HARVEY Coz, late of
Brighton in said District deceased; and all
claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
aforesaid ut the late dwelling Mouse of the
said DIR. HARVEY Coz, ON the 20th dry of Sep
tembcl, and. 18th day of November, next,
from o'clock D. M, until O'Clock, p. m,
each of said days that six nohths from
the oath day ofJune, A. D. 1879 is the time linz
tied by said Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
j. $. SroRRs, Co,r,ree,oxti,e
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Dated at Brighton this 22nd day of July a, ID.
1879 $3.50