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UE NORTH AND THE SOCTI!.-That most

TIE NORTH AND THE SorTl!.-lhat most
eloquent of all southcrncrs, as think. Mr.
prcntiss of Mississippi. was addressing a
crowd of some 1000 people in that state. de
Tending the tariff. and. in the course of an cl-
oquent period which rose gradually to some
beautiful climax. he painted the thrift, the
energy. the comfort, the wealth, the civiiza-
ton of the North. in glowing colors. when
there rose up on the vision of the assembly.
in the open air, a horscman of magnificent
proportions; and, just at the moment of
hushed attention. when the voice of PrcntiS>
had ceased. and the applause was about to
break forth. the horscman exclaimed. "D-
the North" The curse was so much in uni
son with the habitua feeling of Mississippi
audience. that it quenched their enthusiasm,
and nothing but respect for the speaker kept
the crowd from applauding the horseman.-
,:,ent.ss turned his lame foot around and
said "Maiiar Moody. will you rein in that
stecI , mo, ,ent:?' He asscntcd. Said he.
. Major the hose cn which you sit came
from Upper Missouri: tic saddle that sur
mounts him came from I,entcn' New jersey
the hat on YOUR head was mat.t III oannur!!'
Connecticut; the boots YOU wear tc1me from
Lynn. Massachusetts the linen o. your
shirt is Irish, and Boston made it up: YOU
broad-cloth coat is of Lowell manufacture.
and cut in New York and if to-day. YOU sur
render what you owe the 'd-North,' you
would sit stark naked. Laughter and loud
applause. ]-HendeH Phillips.
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a9rtruItttrdl.

HAY MAkISG.-Cut your hay at the right
time. Philosophy and practice seldom
agree. When.is the right time ? is the ques-
ton for solution. Our neighbor-one of
them-cut his hay a.week in. advance, ofmost
of his brother farmers-cut it very soon after
the seed had commenced to form, frequently
before the bloom had disappeared-cured it
in the sun partially-not altogether. No one
had better hay. His crop was secured before
any Of it had become wood. Dry sticks, and
the fragrant, we'll cured hay in his barns,
were not analogous. Another neighbor
waited until others were done, that he might
obtain help at. cheaper rates. Two weeks
after others hadIfnished his "last day of hay
ing" came. There was another gain, he said
by his course. The grass was ripper and
made faster-more was accomplished in
day-hence,Eit did not cost near the amount
to do his having that it did other people.
Ofcourse not, but his complaint was, when
winter came, "My hay does not spend well.
Nv cattle eat heartily, but do not thrive as
they should. Neighbor A. does not feed his
cattle as we'll as do mine, yet they arc in far
better flesh
The hay, sir, the hay makes the difference.
Cut it at the right timc-just before the seed
is matured-beforc woody matter prcdomin-
ates in the stalk. Some suppose the woody
matter is useless as an article of nourishmcnt
but it is not indisestible, though insolublc in
water The age of the grass alone does not
govern the amount of nutritive matter when
made into hay. but soil, climate and season
modify its value greatly. We would prefer
to cut it in the bloom, Tor a portion of the
crop rather than let it remain to shell its seed
There arc chemical considerations which en-
ter into these directions There is no doubt
but there is more of the element of nutrition
in grass at the time of Towering, but it is a
question if such nutrition remains in greater
quantity after the process Of curing, when
such process is commenced before, or soon
after, the seed commences to form. This is
an open question. The quicker Your hay is
made and secured after it has reached the
proper state. the better. The cutting of the
first hay crop ought not to extend beyond
three weeks.
We think the value of the grass crop.
after it is made into hay, depends as much
on the manner of curing as on the time of
cutting. The whole crop may be spoiled in
curing, TO matter when cut. The following
practical directions are given from expo
riencc
Cut in the morning. If the grass is heavy
or green and damp. stir out. Let it wilt
Rake upA put in small cocks, if good wealth
er. Larger if catching weather" Let it re-
main in the cock until it has sweat thorough
ly. Tip over. shake apart. Give it one to
two hours good sun. and stack. or stow it in
yourmow.
DO not NOV more than YOU can secure III
cocks',hc same day. Night dcws injure hay,
if partially cured Throw salt on your hay,
especially if it is clover. as you pat il in the
mow-four quarts to each TOM raiiis Fu-
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SHERIFF'S SALE!

VE>AkEN By virtue of several wrts, and will be
L sold by consent of parties, the most extensive
stock of Goods that can be found in Northern Vt.
at the store lately occupied by II. NJ. NICHOLS.
at Lyndon Centre, consisting in part of
800 PIECES OF PRINT,
$50 Pieces of ChallieS: - Pieces of Deainc: %
Pieces Of Lawn; 80 Pieces of Orleans Cloth. Al
pacca and Dcbages: 80 Pieces of the latest and
most desirable STYLES Of Silks and Silk Velvet.
About 2G00yard> ofSheeting; large and SPLEEN
did assortment of Silk and Straw Bonncts, Flow
crs and Bonnet Trimmings.
LINEN GOODS.
- dozen Linen Table Covers; 50 pieces of Linen
Handkerchief: 10 dozen Napkins; a lot ofBrown
and Drab Linen.
WOODEN GOODS.
A great assortment of Broadcloths, Doeskins. Gas
simeres and Fancy Pant Cloths. together with
large and wcll-sclectcd stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Also. large lot of Wool and Oilcloth Carpet
ings, and very extensive assortment of Ladies'
and Gcntlemcn's Boots. Shoes and Rubbcrs of the
latest style and of superior workmanship.
JE"ELRx
A large quantity of Gold and Silver Watches,
of most approved patterns. Also, Clocks, Gold
Chains, Bracelets, Ear rings Bosom Pins Seals
|
and Silver Spectaclcs. A complete assortments ST
Crockcry and Glass Ware.
West India Goods & Groceries.
Consisting in part of p chests of tea, of choice
brands; 20 boxes of tobacco, a lot of Salt Pork,
Lard. Salt. Flour. Nails Glass, Fish, Paints, Oils.
Varnsh, Japan &c.
FARMING TOOLS.
A large and full complement of Having and 9TH
er Farming Utensils. Also, a complete assert
ment of Hardware and Cutlery.
u The above property will be sold at private
sale at cost, commencing the 22d day of June,
A. d. 1857. at Wholesale and Retail, to suit Gus
TONERS; and at
OTTO NJ:
on Friday following. and On Tuesdays and Fridays
Of each week until contrary notice is given.
u Sales to commence each day at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. o. P. WAKEFIELD, Sheriff.
Lyndon, June 20, 1857 39-4l
Mantillas
0F the lates, New York STYLES, selling Low. al
a.,
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Pianofortes, Seraphines, Melodeons,
Sheet Music, instruction Books,
zoo p + r, S II \ w & c 0
Brass and Iron Founders,
CONCORD. N. II.


FOUNDERY on L. r. SQUARE, OFFICE AND WARE
ROOM, MAIN, OPPOSITE PLEASANT STREET.
Manufacturers of Rich's Patent Cast Beam
Plow; nine different styles and sizes adapted to
side hill and low land. The subscribers having
purchased the Patent right of this pillow. respect
fully call the attention of the Agricultural Public.
to an examination Of these plows. We claim that
for lightness of draft, of guiding, and beauty
of workmanship, it cannot be excclled.
The great advantage attained by these Plows
over others now in use, are follows, first
THE SHAPE OF THE BEAM PRE-
VENTS ALL CHOCKING.
SecOnd-The shortncss of the beam brings the
team nearer to the work. which is great advant-
age, in draft, case in working and drawing the
team Also in blowing close to the fencc-can
turn short. &c. &c-we are in readiness to prove
by certificate or reference, that these pows will do
One Quarter more Work with one
Quarter less Team than any other
Plow that we have ever seen.
We sell them about Fifteen per cent. less than
the common Shovel Beam PlOw, and we will guar
antee them more durable and more easily repaired.
Dealers supplied on reasonable terms.
\. B.-We also manufacture Shaws celebrated
Hot Air Furnace and Cooking Range. Also the
celebrated Gen. Stark Cook Stove. Box and Boiler
Stoves, Cast Iron Sinks Road Scrapcrs. Iron
Fence, Oven. Ash. Pit and Boiler Doors, Funnel
Flues, Clothes. Giggcrs. Cauldron Kettles. Pipe,
Boxes, Brackets. Cespools. &C., &c. Dealers sup
piled on the most reasonable terms
COOPER, SHAW & co.
Ctn.,!.i, y. H., ia57 1etf
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Buv The Premium Bitters.

ND drive ava, the Jaundice. ye dull slow,
n stupid. sleepy m,,rtals. They are just the
thing YOU need this warm weather. If you buy
these Bitter,, you may be assure you will not get
any poisoned alcohol, as nothing but the Simon
pure article is used to keep them from: spolling-
They are warranted to give good satistac as
any other preparation. Manufactured and sol" by
IL. 7. HOYT.
St. Johnsbury, May %. 3jtf
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Boots and Shoes.

VE,IIE Subscriber ha,, :, rented the shop former
1 " occupied Nv u. &. kcncs,on. at 81. johns
bury Centre. continues to carry on the boot and
shoe business in all its branches.
Thankful for past fa,ors, he respectfully >olcits
a continuance OF the same. Repairing done at
short notice. CllAS. q. PIERCE.
St John Shury Centre, April e. 1851. on4l*
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COPPER
LIGHTNING Conductor.

Copper has a. least q times the conducting pow
er of electricity that ofIron, and consequent
w thus much better adapted to carry safely off
what the ordinary sized Iron Rod cannot do.
The combined advantages Of Lyons Patent Cop
per Rod, cannot be stated here. 1t is safe and
trustworthy conductor. We may show, IN conclu
sion, BY simple calculation. that the copper. as
Prof Olmstead Justly remarks is to be preferred
when the additional expense IS rot regarded for.
as the copper possesses seven and one half times
the conducting power Of Iron, and becomes heated
TO but one fifth the extent, it maniestlv Is about
thirty seven times better than an iron rod OF the
same diameter; therefore this copper rod. of nearly
two and one fourth inches surface, is equivalent IN
effect to an iron of several inches in diameter
VIM. S. KINSMAN. Railroad ST., St. Johnsbury
Agent for Caledonia County.
April -, 1857. 2?n
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n R. G Il A v E
Hygeian Alternative Syrup !!

The Great Remedy for the mpurty Of the Blood This is
the great remedy present time has become known
the for all those chronic diseases that are a
ctng people all the country 1t lisa perfect cure for
every kind Of humOr 1t has cured hundreds of people Of
Liver Complaint and Kidney diseases 1t cures Salt Rhcum
like charm 1t has failed to cure any case Of Del
ty and all ordinary cases ScrOfua We show you
recommendations Of this medicine from many of the first
persons in New England Over five hundred certificates
from people in Vermont and New Hampshire tell what it
has done in these States Reader. afflicted with
Of the above compaints' If You are don't fail to get
Dr. Graves the celebrated physician in the Royal
Medical Society of Great Britain Prepared in this coun-
try only by Marcus BrdCman. NJ D. and sold at whole
sale by A. II Gates L Co. Brownsville, Vt
DR.. N. Trull, Lyndon, wholesale Agent. Sold by J. e.
Bingham St Johnsbrry, and al respectable druggists
ttfJIehtut the county. an
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4 MEXICAN X FOREIGN PATENTS.
n. EDDY. Solicitor of PATENTS,
Agent ri thu | : Pt;,Ir pi;C'-. Washington, IND
H. A.; u L.


tn AZ 4 l--.-t
.h STATE 81. OPPOSITE kIiRl 81. Boston
After eN1c>Nr lraCrit - upwards 81 twenty wears
Patents Tie lri1,i states ais u
Britain Frame. AID 'fhtr I'i-n ''ut:cs "a
Yeats ati"i> Assignments II al Pal y Draw"
inrs Patents executed eli Tal ten II Nlit ia,
patch Researches II.,t mt AM i,.it'r i'l- "'th,
lcicrnilr The validity utility 81 Pa1'Lt> 'r lIH.l
ti",>.-ti,l t-al "r ilg,r All rci'T.': IL al n'-s
r,.UChiu. the Copies claims P--tl.
furnished IL RENTING oIc Dollar A-I.liI.I> ic1
Al u a>iIictuli.
Ills Agency ,.liy H. la-.t IN Nm fl-,a, J. -:
through 'tT> hsy. aINaia-. -'cuIIl ia''ti>
ora>,trtalIi- II " li'ItaUay - inNrItl>- ,>1ii
.d t,.. il ii;.. a-I;,i. UI-ri. - Ill al g
offered Them 'i>-H her th- 1'-iiE'lai> Iw Ike
prove thai = a"I.F SJt'K~>FrI IFE PAIE>1 sF
FICK than TIN -.i~, l'! AID >U'y.~>
Apv.>TAF .Nr' AHiI IT, N'ls '.u i.ai lie
has LAM rt.i> tt riN r''t Hal Il L. 'ii
ui,. 81 I'' hi ~ Tin '.'-'> - i'' ~ Ia. >TN,
i'~r''" fine ;,,..l>'' !rl ti''-' H. ~ >r.-
during fu,liN t's- -i ta-'.''l iI l. III taft s
L., tom. ~ >.:. IL -i:t' ~ l. II t;' .
IaI.lI> tbs t'>-> ~ 'Nrr1~IN- EtTaTH - legal
aid ham - r'lh>- a; - l' a,,'l5> iat,lf> ted
thu IlI''. STATS tirlf- lli ati- t.K'lc
.u,>thl,. ''! Superior i' '-, III - taGilc la,lfs
4 II Necessity iI.rl.y Z ii - procure Ia;-
ami the Usual -rt '; fc!, - lclt SAVED i:'Sr-
tors
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81. Excelsior Pl0Ws. 9.

\ large and incrca>ins number Of
;OOD T. Il NJ l.. RS
Are using the warranted Plows. made at the Tn
ion Iron Works. and they pronounce them better
than the best. If any plowman deems this void
of the truth. only ask such to hitch on their cat
tic and give them an honest trial. You can be
favored with large variety for selection. such As
choice Eagles, side Hill and Right Hand. Excel
.ior and Planters. Friend with All. tho Vermont
or, or Moore PlowS and a circle of small plow>
from different patterns. 1t will cost nothing to
look them over The Trade will be supplied at a
liberal discount.
y B-Dont strange the country chickens and
feed the city gohblcrs. but give mcritorious ar
ticlc fair plav if it is unfortunate to origi
nate in the country
LUKE BUZZELI..
ST. Johnsbury. April 20. 1857. 30-55.
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BY THE FLOWING BEARD.
How swiftly the moments Of life hurry on.
Nor slow forth. nor slow on.
But swift as the tide ola swift rushing river
They flow forth & flow on.
Towards that dark, solemn land, where the foot
steps of man
Never 90 forth, nor so on
& SO forth. & on.
Then o. as Won row down the River of Life,
As YOU row forth. & row on.
Have thy likeness preserved in a case or frame
To show forth & show on,
When thy form licth cold in that land where no
flowers
Ever grow forth. or grow on
& so forth. & so on.
Then take my advice oh yc pictureless tribe.
Good advice as know on;
With some rocks in Your pockets. go forth from
your homes
Just 90 forth. < 90 on,
Not stop till YOU reach Gage ( Rowcl's Saloon.
With a good healthy glow on,
& so forth. & SO on.
And cen though the weather be cloudy or fair,
Or snow forth or snow on:
And cen tho the tempest should rise in its wrath,
& blow forth 4 blow on.
Will take Won picture. Won won't be ashamed
When YOU 90 forth < 60 on.
To show forth & show on
& so forth & so on.
Our Ambro,ype pictures are greatly improved
As VIC 90 forth. & 90 on.
Until they surpass everything in the world
That we hear on. or know on:
And our prizes Of late We have greatly reduced.
As We show forth X show on.
& forth < so Stiff
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ETFE,S

come not from ,.o.-a:ly E:i ,..I:Is .Ty "f-=
Of the body IL -Nc.ssiv- acii n, rs hy HE -.
operations of alcoholir a-iis II lrylarai' -
Opiun,-all cf winch leave The ;, s''in "a a ~ y
conlii II than b, r.: tui, - we have i'i't;.t' -
said. It's inv -.-atI = IT l.e,i.es .-e icfI,ci II
aii-tlv equa,.z.ns the Noryvus !U.t, I1ss ?
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CONlf/SS/ONERS' NOTICE.

CON.NISSIONERS NU77CE.
I'VE the subscribers being appointed by the Probate
Court for the district Caledonia Commissioners 10
receive examine and adjust allClans ana deian .! an
nersons against Hollis Bruce late said district
deceased and the claims Of the deceased exhibited IN on
Set thereto hereby give notice that SIX months IRON inc
10th dav of June A. d. 1857 allowed for the credors
to present claims said Commits lof eN.-
nation and allowance and that we VIII ineet lof tt u
pose at the late dwelling house OF Matilda Bruce WIDOW
Of said deceased the 10th day September ana on the
10th dav of December next at ten O'Clock A. NJ on eaCh
Of said days. o'4l
LAUREN n SLEEPER. Commissioners.
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Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
LEVI T. LEW IS ESTATE.
IERNnNr car

STATE OF VERMONT. CAIEp"NIA DISTRICT. So.
At Probate Court holden at st hi>ry. In said District
on the lSt dav "f JUiv 4 T.. 81
WHEREAS Simeon Sinclair administrator on III" estate
of Levi i. Lewis. late llr,,Nck. in >i district de
ceased, PROPOSE, render an account hi- Administrative"
andtn present his account AGAINST said c>iI" 'r 'Aalil
iinn ami all"wanc" Toy the purpose ." 'afll pir 'i!d
distribution 81 the rc>!Ic said estate under decree 81
said court. the persons Nh" 10y law entitled L.
the Ii ordered N said ti;rt that the
under consideration and De beard II the Probate"
Office in 81 I'i>hurN the 10Th aN al JGlN. \ D..
Isl. And il i further ordered that all prr>'> Interested
be notified hrrr" 10y publications. ar"pN "i the record I'll
this order in the ta''''iin Irltc n 81. I''i>nrN.
three weeks >ucCc>>vry :vi"u-f I" said tim" ' hearing
that they lplcI and the allow "l >ili a'-
ii they and also hr heard tv >1id t"urt,
in the matter "i partition and distribution" ." said r>Itr
BY the Court
Attest. ASA L. FRENCH. Register.
A true Copy OF Record
4n4c Attest. ASA /. FRENCH. Register.
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LOWE PRESS COMPANY.

III WASHINGTON STREET. BOSTON
All kinds If Paper Cards Eis, ii BTozc, ana lIks
for sal-. es- Acf>TS WANTED
Boston. April, ~ -
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Notice..

WHEREAS my son SAMI'EI. II GLEASON. has i,it
W without my consent and contrary I" nv wishes.
this Therefore is I" forbid all han boring trusting
him account a> shall pa, debts 81 his contract
inc after this date. SAM IL GLEASON.
Barnet. June -. 10. 4tic
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TOR SALE:

4 Full. set Of second hand Gearing and Irons
~ for all upright >aw-mi. as 'bt1p Us f'H. 10y
IIBBARD & RICHARDS.
West Concord. June II. ISL. S.f
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DEPOT
CLOTHING STORE

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of st. John>bury and vicinity. that nc has
lust returned from market with an excellent stock
of Spring and Summer goods. consisting of Ger
man. English. French and American Broadclot's
Of all grades and colors; Plain and Fancy Doe
skins and CaSsimcrcs; a rich assortment of Vest
ings: Tailor's Trimmings of all kinds; Furnish
ing goods. consisting of Stocks. Furs and Neck
IIandkcrchicfs. Gloves, Hosiery. Braces. Bosoms.
Collars. White and Fancy Shirts under Shirts
and Drawers Also latest STYLES of Hats and Caps.
,ootS. Shoes and Rubbcrs. Umbrellas. &c. &c.
Il, adv Made Clothing. consisting of Dress and
rroc,, Coats. Black and Fancy Doeskins and Cas-
n,crc T., hts. Tweed. Sleeps Grey and Sattnctt
4" Satin. silk and Lasting Vests. Velvet Cash
mere and valc,cia do. !nrkets Fr"sks; oycralls,
&C. The above stick WI, pc he "'rIc" at ees
ten as required to comprise the most complete
stock of Gents Goods in We, mont.
Persons in want of good subs 'antia' clo!hills'
will do we'll to call and examine my So"2S oe'ore
purchasing elsewhere.
Opposite the Passumpsic House. Railroad St.
25tf VII. HORTON.
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Great Sale of Real Estate.

Great Sale of Real Estate.
100000 FEET
WHITE PINE TIMB Err.
ALSO,
1000 ACRES
VALUABLE LAM
CITUATED in the towns of Kirby, Victory
~ and Concord, VT, together with the valuable
SawNIills. "a large and commodious Boarding House,
five Dwelling Houses. three Barns, one Blacksmith
Shop, &C.. at North Concord, formerly Bradley
Vale). all in good repair
Capitalists of New England, before going West
to invest would do we'll to take look at this val
liable property particularly account OF the large
amount of
PINE, SPRUCE & OTHER LUMBER
growing on said lands of easy access to said mills
Said lands were selected with aview to afford stock
to said mills for many years. and arc we'll worthy
the attention of capitalists who wish safe andiu
crativc investment in the LAUNDERING business.
Plans of said lands, mills, &c, can be seen and
information obtained on application to John n.
Moore or John Human, at North concord, or
Llovd Kimball at McIndOes Falls. to all who may
wish to purchase part or the whole of said prop
crty.
Also. large lot of manufactured lumber, con-
sisting of Pine Spruce and HemlOck boards Pine
Shingles, Clapboards, &c. All of said property
vii be sold in lots to suit purchasers favorable
ter IS.
JOHN c. GLEASON. Assignee of
KIMBALL, GILCHRIST & co.
NJ ndocs Falls, May 8, 1857. 33f
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RDEN'S NEW PAT EMIT
ID HORSE SHOE.

This greatest invention Il tie ace. " iCl .ulTs
es in utility. durability and beauty uf fI,i>f 81
thing OF the Kind Vet :chioH,t tie hill = 80
is made hv machinery from a suler.cr qraii. q
ircn at a co>t nuc; les II Ian tie hand made hors
shoe. Ii > conceived on The inside Will = view %
Tie better preservation OF the Horses Hoci. sr9
lis shape. ,e>>eruc The necessity Of pairing il, srd
being IA more ,:t-ir i, for The rr.,rt Il tie
imal than any Shoe ever offered 70 the Tutlic-
These shoes are sod r'ii, toSize. Ike neIs
bootS-:i ,ne.ho'i which il>trt> mere periect :.
than can oiherw tie obtained. Thi> invention =
pronounced extraordinary III usefulness by mary
farrier> and black ar, i r:piilv conire
general Use mall portions Of The United States.
Forfurther particulars ard s:nI les lp,y'' re
Agents, EIODGET. EEoWN =, CO.
SO and - Pearl street. Bc>i,r. Mass
nec.l !. 1876. 10lo-el
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EATySsA9 ACTION

through nut the system. !; Is IN this manner tn
appr;lt. Is restored. Tia; digest = ii:'l !
the nrscles Strengthened. t'se rie',-A. eIlcTs,'
recruited, be- Luz # h,.rh r.s.r.! = -
cheeks. weakness It :.e s,.n- an: .l,i.'sF :. ".ci
and all tho i-3.sa,.uls {: Se-yo-s He "a,
removed.
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WILSON. EAIREANk& CO
Wholesale Agents IS and a. E"L'N't -. .c :.
Sold by Druggists generally, r.xT liza
md rs.aii Agents. s.. .it. "sturv
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Mantillas

nF the latest New York STYLES, selling LOW. al
~ McDOTGALL'S.
JtAe -. ~ ~
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ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT.

LORENZO BINGIIAN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT Caledonia District. 50:
At Probate Court held at ST Ji>ury III SAID D's''s'
on the LIST day of July, \. d.. 1871
WHEREAS. Susan Bingham. Administrators on The cs-
w tate Lorenzo Bingham late OF W atrrt'rdIn SAID us
trict deceased proposes render account "l her adj
miniStratnn and t" present her account against SAM estate
for examination and allowance for the purpose OF making
PARTITION and distribution residue II said estate I'M
der decree of said Court. among the persons VINO are 10y
law entitled to the 1t is thcrc"rr "r:rr,d p S
Court that the same under consideration ana ne
heard at the Probate Oicc in S. Joh>hury on the th
day july 4. D. Isl. And II is further ordered 'hal
,nny If tL, record of This order ii The Cacd"ian
printed at st J"hnSurv three weeks Si'ccS>iNcH FcN'
Gus said time hearing. that they nlE appear anu
contest the allowance said II they see cause
and also De- heard by said C"urt. iii The lar "i lf'i
and distribution OF said estate. ~ the Court
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH. Register
A true Copy of Record,
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