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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
Rescued From Death.

The ss'IAvjng statement from Nilism =. C"ush-
IIn -: >susTV.ii- MAJ. ,, - r~mSrkahi' that ~
w. I>s for Z the attention u yOJr redt~r> Tie
SAYS: IA the fall III 1896 vas taken With vIy-
LINT BIEEDfN', oF his IVSG> iJll0se.i bv "a 49,
vera CSugh- | >pon began 20 lose ms appetite
AMI irSn. | - weak II one time thJt could
not leave ny b-ti. In the summer ~ lS11 I was
admitted 20 the city hospital While there the
doctors Slid had q hole IN my left lung a. bI
half Dollar. / expended over hundred dollars in
doctors and medicines. I Wa far gone at one
time a report went round that was dead. gave
up hope. but a friepi told of DR.. WILLIAM
HALLS BAL>AM FOR THE LUNGS. laughed
If friends. thinking that ny case vas incurable
bu; I SJt q bottle 10 satisfy them, when To m v
surprise and qualification. commenced ~ feel bet
ter. Nv hope. once dead. BEGAN TO revive, and to-
day feel in better spirits than have for the past
thrre
Il write this hcp.H, y0u viii publish u SO that
ave-v one afflicted with Diseased Lungs viii De- in
iuSsi ID take DR.. NM. HALLS BAISAM FOR
TIE Ii SGS. aud he cVnSinC,-t that IOh>C Mp
TON CAN RE CURED. j have taken tvo bottles
sbi can positively say that it has done more good
,h1n all the other we.iicnrs have taken since NV
sickness Sly cough mas almost entirely disappeared
and shall soon be able - 60 TO work" Sold by
druggists
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How 20 Secure Health.

II seems strange that any on. will suffer from the
many dersnsemeuts brought On by an impure con-
diticu of the bloods when SCOviLL'S SARSAPA-
RILIA AND STILLIGGIA, or BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP vll.restore perfect health TO the
physical organization II is indeed strengthening
syrup pleasant TO take, and hs proven itself 10 be
the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered,
e6~c'u1lly curing s-rofui,. syrhi,itic disorders,
Weakness of the Kidneys. r. ysp,i'>. N1lsria; all
nervous disorders sni debility. Bilious complaint
AMI oil d;'"ts in1tcstin. 'rl,-. condition NJ
the Blood, Liver. kiis.y.. siou.iel. skin etc. IL
c,rrects indigestion. single bottle viii prove 10
you It's merits . health Ieuese-, Tor IL ACTS
LIKE A CHARM, especially when the complaint
Is Of Al exhaustive nature, having 8 tendency to
lesson the natural visor Of the brain aad nervous
ystsM.
BAKERS PAIN PASAC5A cares pAin in Man
or Beast. I've externally ard internally and ind
instant relief.
DR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORM SYRUP
In-,artiy destroys WDt..- All ssncvas II.
Con when CAUSES them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
$500 Reward.

We VII pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, In
digestion, Constipation or Costiveness We cannot
cure With Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the
directions are strictly complied with. They ars
purely Vegetable, and never fa; to give satisfaction
sugar Coated. Large boxes, containing 80 Pills, Is
cents. For sale by all druggists. Beware Of count
srfeits and limitations. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN c. WEST Co. 1.-THE Pill Maker"
Isl & iS W. Madison ST.. Chicago. Free TRIAL
package sent by mail prepaid on receipt of cent
stamp. e-9dSwlyI
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Nervous Debility-A Cure Guara
teed.

Or. z. c. Vests Nerve and Brain treatment: a
specific for Hystera Dizziness vulsions Servous
Headache, Mcutsl Depression. Loss of Memory,
Spermatorhea, Impotency. Involuntary Ennis
sions, Premature Old Age.esused by ova-exeriion.
se!f-sbuse. or over-indulsence, which leads TO
misery. decay and death. One box will cure recent
cases. Zach box contains one months treatment
One dollar box, or six boxes for q We dollars: sent
by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee
SIX boxes 20 cure any case. With esca order re-
ceiyed by Us for six boxes, accompanied with Ave
dollars, We will send the porchaser our written
guarantee 10 return the money IL the treatment doe
not erfect cure. Guarantees issued only by Aug
l. Fieiscbman, drsgist, SedAliA No Orders BY
mail NJ regular price. 9-2dAw1yr.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

vsr@sl i.s-sIsuie, Pam n the Back, DmneSs o.
VISION, Premature Old Age. and many o;her dIs.
eases that lad 20 insanity or consumption snd
premature grave.
6o-Fu'I particulars n our ps,nphiet, which W.
ds-,rs - S.'ni Tree by mail to every one ThIs
Spe,'nc Medicine Is sold by al druggists at 81 per
pa sSe Or az packages for s. or viii - cent free
~ mai Oh receipt of the money. by addressing
The GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
Buffalo. n. Y.
Solt n SstslIa ~ Aug. r. F1eischmann, eorue,
- ond and Ohio streets. 2-Jituly
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GHAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

The Great En-
glIsh Remedy.
An U n faIlin y
cure for Sent
nal Weakness.
: pernstorrGsa.
I'm pOteuey. aud
all Diseases that
follow as 8 Sc
auence If Self
,Abuse ; "a Loss
'Af N..s....-w -
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VEGETABLES !; s
All grain. -four. meal. etc.
FRESH MEATS,
RUTTER afss' Gsn %st sssssS BY :"s

human .
%
a
A
%
80 aohingt that OsoHer ih not ri
ki ing qu q
~ d
fonsi Oa,os that he
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A TAPT11N IN Awaits a7) mGn uh0 secures coaho' r
a i VAt4 y ~ GOZONE liz any Township or Cour'y

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charging i1 dozen hrr
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lhhD0DTluT to Grocers, Packers, Huck-
llyll Ull hlI sters, and the General Public.
THE KING FORTUNE MAKER: ,
Q z Q N E =!
A New Process of Preserving all Pershable Articles
Animal and Vegetable, from Fermentation and
Putrefaction, retaining their Odor
and Flavor.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-03-16
DeaMs.

In Montpelier, March II, FANNIE MARSH. 81 years.
In Montpelier, March g. MARY ELIZA, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ). ". Brock. yeas.
In Montpelier, March 10, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew, year and months.
In Montpelier March 49, CLARA eldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs j. Nj. Poland IL years and mouths
In Groton, March g. Z. o. BLISS, go years.
In Barnet, March s. JOHN soMERs. 81 years.
In Sutton, March 2, EMMA ANGER, "a years.
In Calais, March 10, LILA A. HALL, "a years.
In Calais, March 10, GUsTAYUs A. ANDREWS.
In Burke, March |. Mrs. JULIA LuNGE. II years.
In Springfield. March 4, EDWARD HALL, 81 years.
In Randolph, March I, WILLIE CHURCH. IL years.
In Ferrisburgh. March 4, CALVIN BRAGG, "a years.
In Randolph, March 5. CALVIN BLISS, over 70 years
In Danville March 4, Mrs BYRON Z, COLE. % years.
In Bradford February 22,'B. L. WORrHLEY, u years.
In Barnet March I, Mrs, JOHN A, GILcHRIsr 26 years
In Bellows Falls, March L. LYMAN HAPGooD, 81 years
In Barton March H. Mrs. JOHN l.. wooDMAN, rs years
In West Glover. March g. Mrs. AUSTIN DEMO isyears
In 81. Johnsbury, March HIRAM ROBERTS, 70 years
In 81. Johnsbury, March $, CHARLES A. EMERSON, "a
years.
In johnson, March /, MARGARETTE ANDREWS, "a
years.
months.
In East Bethel March ~, of diphtheriA, SARAH L.
KING, II years.
In bethlehem. New Hampshire March ADDIE +, KID
In Manchester, New Hampshire March 2, HUBBARD
HARTSHORN IS years
In Chicago Illinois, March 7, A. q. HAvILAND, ma
tive OF Danvle, ~ years.
In Newbury, March IA, after long sickness, OLIVE
GLOVER, about % years.
In Ludlow, March s. Mrs. RUFUS wAsHBuRS, for
Inerly OF Reading, % years.
In Middesex March ., AGNES T. VAIL. wife Of Elijah
Whitney, q years and months.
In Chelsea, March 49, Of heart disease, HARVEY PER-
100, ~ years, 10 months and u days
In East Craftsbury, March AVIS daughter OF the
David simpson OF Greensboro, IL years,
In Moretown, March s. ALICE h. daughter Of Myron NJ.
aud Laura Davis, 10 Year, and months.
In Minneapolis, Minnesota, February %, MARCIA H.,
second daughter OF the late L. T. Tucker,
In Chelsea, March ~, OF nhammatory rheumatism, ma
TiANIEL EMERSON, rs years and months.
In New Haven, March 10, BENTON fRIsBIE, only son
Of q. g. aud Lorraine sbe Cove u months and 10 days
In yershre Village March 8, Mrs, LUCY HINCKLEY, W
years She retained her faculties 10 remarkable degree
and WAS a beloved Christian woman,
In Pawlet March 10, ESTHER (EDGERrON) widow Of
be David Bakely OF Pawlei and mother o. the late
Quincy BiAkeiy Of caniptons n, H., " years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-03-16

CHELsEA.-Perhaps the most brilliant event of
the season took place last Thursday evening,
March 10, the occasion being the marriage of one
ofour most estimable young men, W.P. Townsend,
to the second daughter OF Martin F. Ordway, Esq.
The ceremony took place at the residence OF the
brides father before select company of some
forty or fifty ladies and gentlemen. The bride was
attired in white muslin, trimmed with flowers
and lace. The happy pair stood under beautiful
horseshoe composed of tea rosebuds and pansies.
The presents were numerous and some very ele-
giant. A grand collation. was served, and everybody
seemed in the best of spirits, in harmony with the
time and place At ten o'clock Mr.. and Mrs
Townsend were driven to South Royalton, there
to take the cars for New York and Boston. On
their return they take suite Of rooms at the Or
ange County Hotel. May theirs be happy fu-
ture, with plenty OF sunshine. d. J. Murphy
sold his household furniture at auction on Satnr-
day. He leaves this week for Springfield, Mass,
where be is TO work at his trade Of harness-mak-
ing ...A A. L. Fish has sold his farm on the West
hill TO Elisha NATION for 81, 800. Mr.. Nation 8
son-in-law, Frank Gilman, is to occupy it,. l..
H. Sanborn is to move into the house now occu-
pied by l. L. Dodge, Mr.. Dodge taking rooms in
the house of Mrs. S. r. Belts. The Congrega-
tional Sunday-school has just received 500, be-
queathed by the late Mrs. Ada Dodge. Rev. s..
W. Dixie OF Royalton delivers his lecture on
divorce at the Congregational vestry this
Wednesday, evening. Harvey Pergo, who has
been lying in critical situation for some time,
died Saturday afternoon. The funeral services
were held at his late residence on Tuesday. He
was well known and highly esteemed citizen,
having held for several years the office of consta-
BILE and collector. The spring term of Chelsea
academy opened on Monday, the l4th, Carlos
r. Reyes and Walter Barnes are at Burlington,
attending medical lectures. .. Nathaniel Emer-
son, who has been Ill for some time, died Sunday
morning at his residence on the East hill. Funeral
| on Tuesday at the house
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-03-16
Forgery and Defalcati0n.

Burlington and winooski have been greatly
agitated during the past week by the discovery
that Henry W. Mason, the managing partner oil
the firm Of II. W. Mason & Co. Of winooski, had
absconded, leaving n considerable amount OF
forged paper, and an extensive deficit In his ac-
counts. The first disclosure Of Mason's dishonesty
was made by Cashier Woodhouse, who discovered
that the name OF the endorser on several OF the
notes Of the firm, which had been discounted for
Mason by the bank, was forgery. Investigation
disclosed the fact that he WAS defaulter In sew
eral thousand dollars, as well as forger He had
been making unauthorized and dishonest use OF
the credit and funds OF the firm for year or two,
covering the fund by false entries on the books,
and false statements to the other partners. Ma
son gave the community a surprise by returning
last week Wednesday and setting himself to work
upon the books. The same afternoon, however,
he took the train for Montreal. On the same
train was his uncle, John L. Mason, whose name
was extensively forged. The latter was not
aware OF his nephew's presence.
An investigation has disclosed a greater loss
than was at first supposed The liabilities OF the
concern, including s25, 800 Of forged paper in the
Merchants National Bank, amount to about
ottOuut anu tno heStts hUout FooiVvVs iO ieo
thus absorbed about $4,000. The s25,50O Of
forged paper bears the endorsement Of his uncle,
John L. Mason, In excellent imitation OF his
signature The investigation has disclosed the
fact that in the course Of the past two years, Ma
son has had discounted, at the Merchants Bank,
notes to large amount bearing the forged en-
dorsement Of +. C. Kennedy, aud to some extent
Of other parties, which, however. have been taken
up with the proceeds Of later forgeries. 1t is be-
lieved that he has been carrying this system OF
roguery only about two years, ms previous to that
thorough examination, with which Mason had
nothing to do, revealed no Irregularities. What
he did with the large sums surrepttiously OBJ
tanned and used by him. is still a mystery. HI
has lntimated that he had Investments which
would be made known hereafter The business
has been put into the hands Of Mr.. s. E. Smith
thorough business man and former partner
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-03-16
Fire Record.

In FARFIELD.-The house OF Mrs. Rebecca
Pooler has been burned. Loss $1,000, insur-
ance $780,
In DERBY LiNE.--The Derby Line and STAN
stead engine house. the property Of the Connecti-
cut Passumpsc railroad, was burned Sunday
morning. Loss $4,000.
In WATERBURY, CENTER-The house Of Daniel
Stevens. occupied by David Hartshorn. was burned
last week Tuesday night. Cause Of fire unknown,
but supposed to be a defective stove pipe.
In WOODSTOCK dwelllng-house occupied
by James Merrill, on what Is known as the Mack
place, was burned last week Tuesday portion
Of the contents was saved. Insurance $3.50 in
Windsor County Mutual.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-03-16
Boston Produce Market.

EGGS.-Durng the past week sales have been at &c n
Dozen but at the close the tendency TO lower prices
CHEESE There continues TO be steady market for
cheese, with receipts well sold up Fine lots quite
and command while good choice they arrive
command labl3kc " pound.
BEANS.-Choice Pea are still quoted s2@12.lO Medi-
nns at 81 a5Gt2l0 Yellow Eyes at s205fl2 20 and Red
Kidneys at sl6OGl.7O u bushei.
BUTTER.-The tendency Of the market Is the same as
last weekod stock steadily depreoating in value and
hard TO sell except at coneessons Sales q good to choice
old northern dairy at l86122c n h and, although
siona lot higher II Il not safe to expect than Csc
for lots that have been held through the winter few
lots OF northern coming in but II will be several weeks
before there VIII be enough 70 make regular price We
hear OF small sales at 2if2Bc Is ~ Fine western
cries readily command $50 and few fancy brands go
higher. Northern dairy should note the fact that
while most Of their product Is selling slowly at ss2ic
fresh western creamery Ia sought after at 3335c H.
Some inferior lots OF northern down low li6Dl6c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-03-16

WATERBuRy.-Many OF our people are suffer-
Ing from pneumonia and sickness incident to the
season. Major William Carpenter Is dangerously
sick with pneumonia and slight hopes are felt for
his recovery; Mark Canerdy il also sick with
pneumonia; young daughter OF Mr.. Patterson
died from this disease Monday night; Mrs Cor
nelius Sherman is having lung fever; there are a
few cases of diphthera 10 the town and many
a stroke OF numb palsy on Wednesday and Is very
low. Bishop has closed his bar, and 1t is reported
he Is seriously considering the question OF keeping
a temperance hotel 8. The Methodist sugar party
at the vestry Friday night was quite a success
notwithstanding the tempestuous night, Quite
number OF farmers have tapped their sugar
places and some very nice sugar has been made,
Mrs, Q. N Arms and daughter, Miss Lille
have returned from Washington. The house
and buildings on the Stevens place, in the Loomis
hill district, were destroyed by fire Tuesday night
the Sth instant Insured In the Mutual. Sid
Dey Wolcott sold his household goods at auction
the 9Th instant and has gone TO Iowa. Horace
Humphrey has done SO well on the poor farm that
he has been engaged TO take charge for the ensu-
ing year. On complaint made TO grand juror
Hopkins, Lyman Douglass was arrested on Mon
day the 1th instant, for the theft Of watch from
the house OF Mrs. Ellen Herrick who lives in Mill
village. Justice Lease sentenced him 10 pay fine
and cost amounting TO S3l, OF 10 one hundred and
hity-two days confinement In hehouse OF correc-
ton. BY pawning his mothers sewing machine,
butchering utensils OF his father, a watch, and
several other articles Geo. W Moore and Il. W,
streeter advanced the money, giving the young
man two months time In which 10 earn the money
and redeem the property, The time for an
nual school meeting draws nigh win the dis
trlct vote 10 build a new schoo-house In place Of
| the inhuman pen where our children and teach
ers have been exposed To disease and death during
the past months ? The building has become abb
soutely unfit for use, and 1t IL impossible 10 re-
pair It, We need a new school building in a
cheerful and heathful locality, with capacity for
fourth grade, Then, with good teachers and
"fxity Of tenure" in their office, we shall have
behind church.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-03-16

WEST ToPsHAM-Rev. Nathan Jones, from
Canaan, New Hampshire preached at the union
church last Sunday. The Freewill Baptists are
making an effort to hire him for one-half the
time for the coming year. Cyrus Jefferson, who
has been here the past year, has completed his
abors and will leave town soon. Rev. Mr..
French (Methodist) is expecting to remain here
another year to occupy the pulpit every alternate
Sunday. II the Freewill Baptists do not succeed
in hiring Mr. Jones, they expect to hire Rev. H.
+. Dickey from Washington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-03-16


alleged misquotation' Inc heg'ster says .ne oie'
sa iair one, out lets 'he matter s"no Us " Us III"
I'LL IL CAN Collect iIs proof
THE condition OF the sidewalk on state street
from the court house to the Pavilion demandstne
attention OF the authorities. The walk is consd-
erapiy lower thah tne S'ree', roi se'o,a' 10y
was ankie oeep WIN s'uSn anu ""'o'' -
uur'ng seasons Oh heaVy showors l." su'o.
.ho Walk lsinVar"o'y i"u"u".'u ",' ,N"-'n.
oese's s'a'e Vi "uu anu u""' 49,, +, 49,. a..
aiong .nis sect'on Vi 'no s''o'' ""iea
asreeaole 10 'ne owene'S 70 ''. ~ 49, a.,
10 peues.r''ns' s,uo"a'ae ,noa Iii -. hoo,,h,n,.
level oi inc S.,eo' 'v' oou' 10 49, .ss,.,,..
ners' in's s,uo"A s.ss..,,,,,,
10 correspond WIN 'ao iaulV"' mp ,,. ,ss
maze uurins .no pas. 10" ''''' "" wv" "ff'>
anu io"ei ''''o ''''''
The Rchford Gazette corroborated by the North
Troy Palladium, asserts that Reed, proprietor OF
the other paper at that place attempted piece
OF petty matchmaking upon Mrs. Joseph nun
whose husband had got into trouble she, desir-
GUS OF keeping 'he matter rs qu,e' as poss'o,e' re-
p"o'seu ,io ,.0si p"p.,s :" n"No ~ 49,
~ "oeu 0"ie. "pV" US, - -. -,
''i's - o"o wv. So ~ ,,,' ,,a,.,,,.,
lnaNo ~ ,nonuon ~ "o' nu u,,os NJ,
.'', ",so no "Vu" aoei 49,
nun ie'uSeu W oe 'oe,'eu '.'o ""y SUI 20 :,
gam anu .ne io"-'",nueu s"'iu,ei "en' on :.
.'is S'oiy uue anu IL soo"' W 10 "on 'o ,,l
ioi' ou, o,e''ien u ,no p'e,e o's"' W s''' "'' "
soou hicAins' nie1'phoii0"S'
j. T. WILLIAMs, agent for the tsh COMMISSION
ers OF the state, passed through Montpelier, Mon
day, with five hundred fresh water smelts taken
from Lake Champlan near Burlington, to place
in Lake Memphremagog, making the second iot
OF similar number deposited In that lake Ihis
was the third attempt during the past week 10
place smelts In Memphremagog owing 10 de-
lays in transportation the hrst lot oil hve hundred
on wednesday, the 9th inst, was deposited IN
long io"u' o'oVon' a.u s"V 800 eo,e ~, "a. a.
no ~. ,no.' "as ,.,,s c.,.n,.i I,,,o 100
49,. W p 10y, i ,... o.as.tsa "a T,a.o
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-03-16

WEST RANDOLPH. The annual "move" is
close at hand. and there will be several changes
among the tenants. Mr.. Langdon takes posses
sion of the Cottage hotel on the 18th, and Will
Gabrielle moves into the Warner Mann house. -.
Albert Salisbury has returned from the west j..
X. Kinney, Esq. is expected to leave this week
for Cincinnati. The Art Loan Exhibition at the
Congregational vestry has been OF considerable
interest. 1t opened Thursday afternoon and con-
tinued till Tuesday Nearly seventeen hundred
specimens Of the ancient, the wonderful and the
unique were displayed. 80. The bills are ont, an
nouncing Mrs. Livermore's lecture, The Boy Of
To-day, on the evening Of April sth.. Mrs.
Thomas Lamson was buried Sunday IS. F.
storrs goes west this week, prospecting, we pre-
sumo, for the site OF pioneer drug store.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-03-16
uMEIINE l., MAINS ESTATE.
II STATE OF VERMONT District of Washington, s..

In Probate Court, held Al Montpelier III ana TOT sAlu ph
trict, the 18th day OF March, A. ID. 1851
Julia A Mann and Carrie L. Bennett Executors OF ne
estate OF Emene L. Mann. late OF East Montpelier In said
District deceased makes application TO said Court for IL
sell all OF the real estate OF said deceased situated
Montpelier and Calais in said district formerly oc-
cupied by Gideon Mann, deceased, representing that the
thereof necessary for the payment OF the debts OF said
the charges Of administration of her estate
wherenpon 1t ordered by said Court that said appca-
bate once, in said Montpelier, on the 9TH day Of April
A. D. $751; for hearing and decision hcreon and further
ordered that all persons interested be notified hereof by
publication OF notice Of said Application and order thereon
three weeks successfully the Vermont Watchman state
Journal newspaper published al Montpelier and which
crcuiaes the negbohood OF those interested before
sad time OF hearing that they may appear al SAIL ne and
place and, II they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.-Attast.
A. G, AVERILL, Register.