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MEMOIRS oFJ.R. MCDONALD.

H This work is now for sale al me
Telegraph Office. Price ST. Friends Oh
this noble martyr 10 the z use of moral fG.
.rity will do well 10 avail themselves eaIH
OF this opportunity, as brought only 59cIP,
les, and they are probably the only ones W.
sale in the State,
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MORAL Il RELIGIOUS.
TIE UPRIQHT MAN OF BUSINESS.

THE UPRIGHT MAN OF BUSINESS.
say, therefore, that there is no being in the
world for whom feel higher moral respect
and admiration, than for the upright man OF
business, mot for the plnlanhropist the mis-
sionary or the martyr. l feel that could more
costly be Il martyr than man OF that lofty NOR
al uprg htness. Aud let me say yet more dis
1inctly, that it is not for the generous man, that
feel this kind of respect seems to me
lower quaty--a mere impulse, compared with
the lofty virtue speak Of 1t is not for the man
who distributes extensive charities, who bestows
magnificent donations.--That may be all very
well--I speak not to disparage i'll wish there
were more of it; and yet it may all consist with
a want of the true, lofty, unbending uprlghtness.
That is not the man then of whom l speak; but
it is he who stands, amidst oil the wavering in
terests, g. perous exigencies ofrade firm, dsln-
teresed and upright. 1t is the man who can see a
uother's interest clearly as his own Is the man
whose mind, his own nd vantage does not blind
nor cloud for an instant; who could sit n judge
upon a question between himself and his neigh
bor Just us safely, rs the purest magistrate upon
the bench of Justice. All! how much richer than
ernine how far noblar than the train of images
terial outhoritI, how more awful thun the guard
ed throne OF najesly, is that simple, magnanimous
and majestic truth. Yes it is the man who is
true true to himself to his neighbor and to ms
God---true to the rght-true TO his conscience
and who feels, that the slightest suggestion
ofthal conscience, is more TO him than the
chance of acquiring an hundred estates.
DO i not speak to some such one now?
Stands there not here some man of such glorious
virtue, Of such fidelity to truth and to God.
Good friend, / call upon you to hold fast to that
integrity, as the dearest treasure OF existence.
Though storms OF commercial distress sweep
over YOU, and the wreck of all earthly hopes
threaten you, hold on to that as the plank that
shall bear your soul unhurt to its haven. Re-
member that which thy Saviour hath spoken
"What shall it profit man, if he gain the whole
world, and lose his own soul?"-Remenbet
shat here is worse bankruptcy than that which
is recovered in earthly eourt-the bankrupt
ay that is recorded in heaven-bankruptcy in
by soul-all poor, and broken down and desso
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DIR. WILLL4M EVANS C.4.MO.MILE
PILLS.

ETAPPY would II have been for many persons,
Il n of both sexes who in the silent
grave, if they had learned to check the morbid
tendencies of their stomahs and bowels, by these
pure Tome and Aperient Pills, manufac tured by
d.. VIM. Evans, of New York, without resorting
qIacl> remedies, the names ofwhch they know
nothing. That dreadful scourge CONSUMPTION,
tight have been checked in its comnencenient,anc
disappointed of its prey, all over the land, if the
first symptoms of Nervous Debility had been con-
centratcd by CAMOMILE, chemically prepared,
fatal malades, might have been obvated by that
fine alkaline extract o, Rheubarb, which is a lead
ing ingredient in the APERIENrr FAMILY
PILLS. Before both of these medicines, which
adapted to majority of tee purposes for which
u hundred others unnecessarily used, tevers,
agnes bilious disorders, headache, female debility,
male decline, indigestion, and liver complains
would have entirely Disappeared where many of
them have proved fatal The afflicted rea>er is re-
spcctfully asked to give them tial. You are as
sured they will do you HARM-and as a proof OF
their great virtues Dr. Evans need only tell you that
they ar soNLY patent Medicines ofth present day
that are recommended by and have the approval OF
PLY sicians generally. See DR. Evans ADVERTISE
ment another part of this paper.
Messrs F.. p. Walton and Son Of Montpelier, arc
the appointed Agents for the sale OF the above val
liable Pills, and they authorized to appoint Sub
Agents in other towns and to supply them with the
medicine
They are also the appointed Agents for the sale
of that most excellent article for children when cut
! ting their Teeth-Pars' Celebrated Soothing Syr'
up. If mothers will but give it trial they never
will have to regret it,.
! For sale by LUTHUR JEWETT, st. Johnsbu'
lry SLY
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26 Dollars Reward.

A N insane man, by the name of BRITTON
N PIERCE, left Chesterfield, N. H., The Goth Of
Oct and was last seen at Piermont, the Saturday
night following. The man is % years of age--of
sandy beard-darls brown har-wiih three moes
on his left cheek-dark gray eyes, one Of which is
n little crossed. He was dressed when he eft with
a snuff colored frock cost, black panaloons and
vest calf skin boots and ak hat, and is about FIVE
feet and SIX or eight incsb high and stoutly built.
Whoever will take into custody and safely deliver
the said person. 10 the sr'8triber Chesterfield, or
to VIM. Pierce of Lyn5, +, VI shall receive the
above reward
~ hENEZER PIERCE.
CHESTERFIELD N Fl. NovE'8, 1888. 70-4w
the above.
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DHyHNG-FLUE STOVES.

YEyH1S article has now been sufficiently tested
Il ard has been found fully to answer the expec
tations Of those who have purchased them The
supken hearth is acknow lodged to DO valuable
appendage particularly for summer use; few chips
beng sufficient for boiling tea-kelte, and this
without heating the body Of the stove. The ovens
are large and even tempered, and the stove adapt
ed 70 all the common utensils ofthe Kitchen. They
are economical in the consumption of fuel and at
tho same time capable of receiving wood of good
lengthnand size.
The subscribers will keep them constantly for
sale together with BOX STOVES OF various siz-
es STOVE PIPE, &c.
E. IL L. FAIRBANKS ~ CO.
ST. Johnsbury, Sept. 1888. 59--if
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! Iote these-alI shame and sorro and mourning
instead OF that glorious integrity, which should
have shone like angels presence, in the dark
est prison that ever spread its shadow over hui
man calamity. Heaven and earth may pass
away, but the word of Christine word of thy
truth, let it pass from thee neveE-Detcys Dis
courses.
FEMALE PIErY.-The gem ofall others which
encircles the coronet of Lady's character, is
unaffected pety. Nature may lavish much on
her person-ihe enchantnept OF the counenance
the gracefulness Of her mien, or the strength
OF her intellect--yet her loveliness lis uncrown-
ed, till pety throws aronnd the whole the sweet
ness and power OF her charms. She then be-
comes unearthlY in her temper-unearhly in
her desires and associations. The spell which
bound her affections below is broken,s and she
mounts OH the silent wings of her fancy and
hope to the habitalion Of God, where it will be
her delight TO hold communion with the spirits
that have been ransomed from the thraldom OF
earth, and wreathed with garland of glory
Her beauty may throw its magical charm
over many-prnces aud conquerors may bow
with admiration to the shrine OF her riches-the
sons of science and poetry may embalm her
memory in history and in song-yet piety must
be her commentators pearl Her name must
be written in the shook of life" that when
mountains fade away and every memenlo of
earthly greatness is lost in the general wreck of
nature, it may remain and swell the last of that
mighty throng which have been clothed with
the mantle ofrighteousness, and their voices at
tuned to the melody of heaven.
With such u treasure, every lofty qualification
on earth may be purchased; friendship will be
doubly sweet-pain and sorrow shall lose their
sng--und their character will posses Il price
far "above rubies'--ife will be but a pleasan
visit on earth, and death the enterance upon Il
Joyful and perpetual home. And when the last
trumpet shall be heard, and sleeping millions
wake to judgement, its possessor shall be presen- |
ted faullless before the throne ofGod with ex-
ceeding Joy, and crown of life that shall new
er wear away.
Such is pety Like tender nower,panted in |
the fertile soil of womans hentt it grows, ex.
pandng Its foliage and nparling ts'fragrance TO
all around, till ransplanted, il is SET to bloom in
perpetual vigor, and unia1ling beauty, in the par
adise of God.
Follow the slar--it will light you through ev-
cry labyrinth in the wilderness of life, gid the
gloom that will gather around you in dying
hour, and bring you safely over the tempestu-
BUS Jordan of death, into the heaven of prom
sed and settled rest.
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WANTED,
a w NJ RIGA HHO II EN-.

WTa2sa va SSSs ssAGS SApSE ar
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the public, tlIat he
a q has opened House of entertainment, at tho
south end of St. Johnsbur> Plain whore he intends
making such provision at all times as will best ac-
comtnodae travellers and conduce 10 he public good.
And he laers himself that by strict and impair.
render full satisfaction all those who may favor
him with their custom.
Z The subscriber considers it neither necessary or
advisable To speak particularly OF the convenience
of his establishment, for he is fully confident that II
will be more etfec,ualy recommie by d's'ntcr-
ested individuals who may call aud examine Tor
themselves Aud lac is also sensible thar il he sue.
ceeds in this important, undertaking il mnsl be thro
the appreciation and patronage OF the dMpc winch
no hopes to merit, as well as receive.
WM G.. DOARDMAN.
St Inbnsburv Sent a. 1898 59--tf
P. S. Notwithstanding the stories abroad pre-
judicial to the American House, such as nre IN
tended to induce The belief that the house is not
what it processes TO be-viz. strickly temperance
house--the proprietor thereof assures the public,
and the friends Of temperance especially, that ms
house is conducted strictly upon temperance prin'
ciples NOV. ~.
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~ office.

THNHlS is to inform the public that 1 have quit
NJ the business of Cabinet and Chair Making
heretofore carried on by me in this place. hereby
forbid all persons after this date, trusting any man
my account. 4 also forbid all persons
settling any account or note payable TO me withou,
settling with me IN person or by my order ! fur
Their forbid the delivery of any property left by my
pedar for sale without my order.
SAMUEL K. WILLARD.
Barnet, (Passumpsic) Dec. IL, 1888. 72-3w
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Look !!

A LII persons who have unsettled accounts with
IN the Subscribers are requested TO call and set
tie. After many earnest calls upon our friends
we hope and expect there will not be one SO stupid
as to let their accounts remain unsettled alter the
18th OF January next. But il any person should
he so unn!ndtu Of his interest as 70 let his &C.
count remain nnsottie,i after lhe 10Th Of january
such accounts with an Attorney for Immediate col
l,ciioo IL. ~ w. BUCK JR.
Lower Waterford, Nov 26, 1883. 70--4w
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PROOF POSITIVE OF THE EFFICACY
OF PARIS SOOTHING SYRUP.

To the Agent of Dr.. Paris Soothing Syrup:
DEAR SIR: The great benefit afforded to my
IL suffering infant by your Soothing Syrup, in a
case of proracted and painful dentilon, must CON
vince every feeling parent how essential an early
application of such Invaluable medicine is to relieve
infant misery and torture My infant while teeth
ing, experienced such acute snierings, III t it
attac ked with commissions; an my wife and family
supposed that death would soon release the babe
from nguish till procured bntlle Of your Syr-
up, which applied to the gums wondeI.
n change was prplpcnl- and 'lls ijH''@gy' ica
tnuing in it's use, am glad to inform you, the
child has completely recovered, and no recurrence
of that awful complant has snco occurred, tho
teeth emanaling daily, and the child enjoys
perfect health. give you my cheer,n PernsSl"!n!,
to make this acknowledgement public, and VIII
gladly give any Information tins circumstance.
WM. JOHNSON
MA gentleman who has made ual 1T Dr.. Ia
rs's Soothing Syrup in his family, On case Of
teething chd,) wishes to state that he tound il
entirely efectua in relieving pain in the gums and
preventing the consequences which sometime fol
low. We ehcerflily comply with his reques1
Boston Times.
For sale by E. p. WALTON ~ SON, Montpelier
VI. Il LUTHER JEWETT, ST. Johnsbnry, Vt.
52-ly.
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POETRY.
From The Christian Keepsake.
THE DYING BOY.

The following limos were written after reading
m account Of the death of young mother ana ."'eo
children from the inhuman neglect OF me husp"nu
and father The wife was taken suddenly III, anu
left alone with her little ones, while her huspa"u
went 10 procure physician, and oiher heediul as
ss,ance. the nearest house being over two miles
distant; but he forgot every thing save his own de-
PRAYED appetite, became intoxicated before accom-
DIishing his GRAND, remained so for week, and
on his return found them all dead II is supposed
that the mother died soon after the birth of her
child, and that the child struggled ongest-that in
trying to soothe his expiring sister, he sank down
from weakness beside her, and could not at last re-
lease himself from her grasp.
Oh mother dear, my lips are dry,
And Bessy's hands are cold;
Mother, dear mother help me nigh
Your hosom-sureIy you can hold
Your little boy. will not cry,
Nor ask again for drink or bread,
If you will only let me lie
Upon your breast, and hold my head
Oh, mother call your little boy
To your bedside--he'll try to crawl:
You said was your only Joy,
Your darling Henry, and your all
And then, you looked and screa,nd out So
'Boy to your cruel father 60
Why do you weep and vail to me-
Fly fly I've nothing here for thee 20
Don't stare me- mother, dear,
I'm still--though Bessy will not stir,
And she too cold to lie
o, why don't father come to her
Poor BessY cried herself to sleep;
wish could-but when | try
Ny lids won't shut--and always keep
Wide open on your staring eye
Mother how can you lie so still
With the dead baby in your arms
Who did the little dear one kiIl'
You said twas safe from all harms
Can't be dead too, mother, say
I'm sure Ills very lonesome hero
Is heaven a very great long way
And is our father waiting there
I'm tired now, and cannot go,
And the bright sun does blind me
Oh shut your eyes, dear mother, do
And let mo love TO gaze on you.
How can you us lying thus,
On this iced foor-our feet so cold
Once you would fondly to US,
And round US both the blankets told.
I'm talling-oh the room turns round
cannot see you now ; but bark
hear soft and pleasant sound
Perhapsitis the little lark.
love such sounds rs these TO hear,
And i, is dark no longer now;
Dear lnttle girls, with wings, are near,
And they smiling on me 100.
Oh, it's their songs sweet and clear
think hear them softly say,
Dear children stay no longer here;
Come, como with US, we'll lead tho way
1t must be heaven whore they dwell
come IL come !--Mother, farewell !
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Rank OfNrIeaaRs.

VHVHE Stockholders e Bank of Orleans are
n hereby notified ,eet at the INN of SABIN
KELLAM, in Irasbu on The second Tuesday
of January next, ate lock, p. Nj for the purpose
of eIectng ave Drce' rs Of said Bank for the
year ensuing.
go. G, WEST, Cashier
Irasburnh A Dec. Il b. 72-3w
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Fail and NViERtcP
GOODS.

which they are now Offering at unusual low pr
ces for cash or credit. Consisting in part Of the
following articles, viz
| Black Blue Olive, Adelaide, Brown and Steel
mixed BROAD CLOTHS ;--SIriped, Checked and
Plain Cassimeres; large lot of Eng, and An Cali,
Goes at l0cts per yard English Gipghans, coloe ed
Table Cloths Merino, Fnbet, Edinboro and Su-
per Edinboro Shnwls, from 9s to SO large assert
ment of Fancy Handkerchleis, Flagg, Bandana IL
Pongee do, Black Italian crava,s; Black Blue and
Brown Camhiels aud Cambletoens, Mernos,
Gro de nap, Gro de Lyon and Gro de Swiss Silks,
whiio and colored Cambria, Muslins, Black and
white Bobinette Lace, Quilting, idnnen, Thread ~
Bobneue Edgngs, d lusertinss, Veslings; Black
worsted q Merino Hose Gloves and Mittins ofa
kinds Furniture Palcn at Sd per yard Scarlet fig
ured Mercno; Blk Aepine and Bombazne ,Umbrel
las at 6s.; Tickmgs, Cotton yam
PAPER HANGiNGS;
1000 yards Sheetng at 10 cts
500 do Shrtings al cts; Padding,
Canvass, drilling, sewing SILK, Twist,
Buttons &c. &c Fur Collars, Hair Seal,
Caps, Fun do from 4-6 to $l2
l bale of good BuFFALOE ROBES;
HHarGg Ware aMd Cutlery;
CROCKERY AND GLASS W.ARE;
IRON, NAILS, Sweeds and Cast Steel, Horse Nail
and Spike Rods Nail Plate and Sleigh Shoes.
ENGLISH BRASS KETTLES
Good Y. H. Tea 90 cts;
Coffee at Sd; Pepper, Spite, Ginger, d Molasses
Paints and Dye STUDS;
T. L. and Western SALT at 6per tushel;
STOVE PIPE and KNEES, and SHEET IRON
All of the above goods, together with variety
OF others, will be sold the most reasonable terms
for cash credit. Gentlemen and Ladies are in
vited to call and examine Goods and prices, aud
are assured that they will be sold low No mis-
take.
WANTED,
IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS,
Onnn lbs Maple Sugar
1000 yds White Flannel;
500 do Frocking; 500 yds. Grey iu'led Cloth,
Butter, Cheese, Fluxseed, Sleeps Pells Wool,
Feathers, and all kinds of Country produce.
MOSES KlrIREDGE,
JONA. w. COLBY.
L. -, u .
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BuH'aHO Robes,

superior winter strained Oil, Teas. Coffee, LOAF
Sugar &c &c-all which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms. Ladies' and Gentlemen, please
call and examine.
SHEDD Il JEWETT.
st. Johnsbury, Oct %, 1888 GO
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Esr. Edward Clark,

PHYS JCIAW.A AND SUR G e o ",
XETOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of
wv Lyndon aud vicinity, that he has located
himself at Lyndon Corner, opposite the Hotel
where he will all times be ready to attend to calls
in the line OF his Profession.
Furthermore, he will say to the people of Lyn-
don and vicinity, that first having attended TO
regular course Of Medical studies, and since having
been in regular practice for fourteen years he Hat
tiers himself by faithful application to business he
shall be able to scharge the duties of his Profes-
sion with credit to himself and advantage to the
people - =,
Lyndon Corner, Oct. 25, 1888 65-1y
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n cw EirupA and New Goods.

TIME subscribers have formed connection in
d business under tho firm of KITTREDGE IL
COLBY, and have Just received from Boston a
large and lich assortment of
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TaOa.c New Goods.

Tg7IiE subscribers have this day received from
4 Boston additional supply of GOODS, a
mong them will he found Alepno, Camleteens,
Camblets, Calicoes-spendid style BROAD
CLOTHS, prime assortment. Those in want OF
low priced or high priced, worth fiom TO $40
per ward will do well TO look of previous to
purchasing. A prime assortment of CAPS, Boa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08
CAPT. sEAlIAN,s REPLY

To the encomiums passed on the IIarpers-Fer
Guards At the late CelebrAuon IN Smilh6eld:
Harpsrs-Ferry Guards, though exemp, from
Military duty. if called upon by State aulhori-
ties 10 assist in supporting the laws Of The State
aud Of the United States, IN suppreSsing inSur-
rections. in which event should Il hCc0me neees-
sary. (Which for the honour of the Old Dominion
trust never may,) We should, IL ] may be ex-
eused the expression. be found promptly sciiDg
by the side Of our patriotic felow-citzens Of the
county that bears.i the name OF the immortal au-
thor of the Declaration Of Independence, not
wilhstanding the puny effort, To pour out abuse
upon me, and the Guards have the honour 10
command, uTon . late occasion, by a couple Of
thIr,l-rae county court Lawyers who have nei-
iher the head nor heart TO appreciate such useful
aS<ociaIiuns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

those exertions and exPendiiures have net bee n
IN vain.
True IL is, Centlemen, that there exists, n
present, no probability that yoar services will
shortly be needed Ia tho tented field. Bot on
that account you should not desist in yoUr laud-
able endeavors 10 render yourselves as perfect
rs practicable IN military tactics. Al American
Statesman Of much ssgaciiy has truly said thr,
The best way TO preserve the peace Of country
- always 10 have her prepared for war-Ard
what better PREPARATION can our Republic have
for war han 10 have in her bosom hosts Of we'll
disciplined Volunteer Companies. the hearts Of
whose members know u1s fear, and who's. uner-
ring aim. causes Al every ire, an enemy 10 bite
the dust.
but. Gcntemen, suppose a war With some
Foreign power should nevertheless become ne
ecsSsry, ere long, 10 preserve unsuliird our na.
honal escnicheon, then u wouhl be that the eyes
OF your aged fathrrs and mothers, Of your wiye,
and children, and OF your sweethsarts would in
s,anuy turn 10 you, aud the other Volunteer
Companies OF our country, as their only shield
and protector IN the hour Of danger.
Seeing then. Gentiem<n, that you occupy, %
psnees Of yoisaissr cempsai<s, a HIGH, CON-
mandlng, and snviabie etninenee. IN The public
eye, thai much Is expected OF you, and that. i'm
the event Of var, you would he looked up 10 for
protection BY those wbose entreatles you could
not spun, would therefore respectfully saw 10
yoo IN we tehSudSs ot cxuOu1ftOn-liO
your landaee endeavours-persevere in your
noble efforts 10 render yourselves siill bener
Qualiisd 70 discharge more efficiently the anlu-
Gus, though pleasing duties Of n soldier. Then,
being adopts in The profession OF arms, should
the horn Of war ever be heard in your day. PEAL
ING through the vallies of The ''od Dominion. "
summoaing her chivalric Sons to the Geld OF
Mars, you will there have an opportunity Of
gratifying your hearts desire--of rendering your
names, BY the performance OF deeds Of heroism.
rs imPerishabIe "A The everlasting hills--nav, Of
causing them 10 glitter in all time to come in
ihc galaxy Of American heroes, ike stars OF the
hrst magnitude
Gentlemen Volunteers I viii now close by Of
fer'ng The following sentiment;
The .Nhiia snS Fsiuntcsr Con,panLs If cur
Couairy Though the former may be as brave
as the latter, vet % must be confessed, that, for
want of experience and skill IN welding martial
implements, they are not as efficient soldiers a.
the latter IN times Of service. Let them botb.
however, ever hold themselves ready at moments
warning, 70 shivcr to atoms the Tyrant and his
i.ncble yaSsalS. should they ever have the PFC
Sumption to set their polluuog feet upon our
shores TO rob Us OF our hhcfIeS.
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George Ridsaour, Erseufor y Christ Pier EiSsn-
0pF. dfcsat,d. Ehssisfi Ridcnour, ridoa- n ed
dscsssff. J,ha r. .Nyiisf and ,HBV .9aa ~
uiG. ~ iaFd ~ Besriifg aTld Elsa bs Wif
aad Psfa'ia ". BosgHss aad -- Esar9sg,
tnffnf s.Iires ~ ssid 2irbard ~ Boarfsy and
trifs al Ssiausi Risfncur. ~ ~ otrn rirti and
- frnass ~ fhs Ets 80 stlirsn n Eichrri ~
HosrSifr,
tNTAKE NOTICE. that 81 The % d,y of Sep
tspbsf neEt. ~ ny Ohes IN CbsFlsttova. Jsf.
ferton county VFginis. shlfi proceed n sae.
q Law snd Chsnesfy q JsGsfpoa county. ffom
uhieh TIE sbuVs u estfaetsd. ~ shieh uma
ahd place you Wii pisass susn8, eth sny
vouchers sbich msy BE- necetsafy
EpWARD p COOKE. Csaf.
CoUm'fs Ofics. Anr. g. 1870 Al