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DHYSIOL0GICA VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
4 a new and revised edition of $50 pages and
$50 plates. Price % cents a copy. A popular
and comprehensive treatise on the duties and
cauSaiues Of single and married lite-h4ppy aHG
fruitful alliances, mOde OF securing them-inteli-
citous and i'll fertile ones-their obyiation and re
moval-Iiervous debility, its causes and cure, by
process At once so simple, safe and etlec;ual
that failure is ImpoSsibe-ruies for daily man
.a-eneut-an essay Oh SperIuatOrTEGoL. with prac.
Icdl observations Oh Il safer ana more successful
mode Of neutrality-suspicious. hints or the
evil results from eInpIriCIi practice; to which is
added commentaries on the diseases of females
IRON infancy to Old age-each case beautifully
illustrated ~ beautiful plates. 1t points Out the
remedies for those sell afflicted miSerieS and dis
sVpOilted hopes 30 unfortunately prevalent IN the
young II Is Il trutlini ,.uVisec 10 the married
.nl those contemplating marriage. Is persuai
Is particularly recommended TO pe'sJn> eniertalu-
ne secret doubts % their PLY steal condition. ard
who are conscious ofhavilg hazlrdel the health,
the happiness and privileges to which every hu,
nhan beng Is eu'i,ei.
Price Is cents per copy, Or five copies for 81,
mailed fee o. postage 10 any part of the United
States, by addressing DIX. La CROiN, (post
paid, Albany, New York, enclosing 25 cents in
money or L. ). postage stamps.
y. H.-Those VINO prefer may consult DIR. [ A
GROIN. upon any OF the diseases upon which lis
book texts, either personally or Ly mail. lis
medicines often cure i'll tie short space Of six
days, and completely and entirely eradicate all
races ofthose disorders which copav.a and Gu
UeGs have so long been thought an altdOte. to The
rnin of the health of the patient. His " French
Secret is the great continental remedy for that
class Of disorders wIch, unfortunately, physi-
Clans treat with mercury, TO the irretrievaJle ue
structiOn Of the patients constitution, anc which
al the Sarsap hariiIa in the world Cannot cure.
Dr.. LA CkOlA'S medicines are free from all
mineral poisons, and put up i'll a neat and COM
pact form, which can be sent 10y Express or Mails
and may be taken in public or private houses
or while travelling, without exposure TO the mosI
intimate trieui or room mate, OF l.irdrarce from
business or study, ana no important change in
the diet IS necessary. Medicines sent 10 any
part ofthe Union, according to directions, safely
packed, and carefully secured from all observa,
ton.
a liberal discount made 10 book dealers, can
vassers and pedlars, who purchase the boob
wholesale.
| Office 81 Maiden Lane, near Broadway,
l4y1 ALBANY, N. Y
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SVATE OF VERMONT.
Orleans Disiiitt. IS.

OfttthS DtStittt, 30
A T Probate Court held at lrasburgh within
y and fer said district, on the 30ih day Of
March, A D. 1888.
NOAH Spautng, Administrator on the estate
Of Erastus Fairnln, late OF Albany, deceased, luI
e>tate, fled in said court his petition in writing
setting forth that decedent died seized OF certain
real estate in said Albany, TO wiz; The northerly
haif OF Lot numbered 10, supposed 10 contain
ninety acl es-w Il the privileges and appUr'en-
ances thereto beonging-and further setting forth
that the personal estate OF said deceased is Insult
ticient for the payment of tne debts and charges
against said estate, and that sale OF part of
said real estate i necessary for the purpose Of
paving said debts and charges; and that SAID real
estate Is 50 situated that sale ol part thereof
would greatly damage the parties interested there's
inland said administrator praYs the court to
grant him license and authority 10 sell the whole
Of said real estate, for the purpose aforesaid, and
that the resi-ue Of tie money arising from said
sale may be put upon interest, or invested IN
stocks OF in other real estate for the benefit of
whom il may coHcern-
Therefore 1t Is urlerel by sail court, that public
notice te gwen to all persons concerned therein, to
appear before said court at session thereof, to
be held n said ira,burgh, on the 22i day OF
April, 1858, that they may give bonus for the
payment ofthe debts and be heard i'll the matter
OF tie administrators account aud show cause
why license should rot be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall DC published three weeks
successfully in tile Orleans independent Stand>
ard a newspaper printed ut IrasbuTgh, in this
State the last of which publications shall be be>
fore the dav assigned for hearings as aforesaid.
Given under my hand =: the Probate office in
Ifasburgh, this 39tll day of March, a. i. 1858.
I4W3 u. CARPENTER, Judge.
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From The West Indies.

The steamship Moses Taylor, at New
York, brings late intelligence from the
West Indies. We copy the following
items:
At Martinique the Governor had sup
pressed an Antilles newspaper, for hav-
ing republished from lie Noyd European
journal, letter indicating the French
scheme of African colonization.
The decree for the liberation of $4,000
slaves, in the Dutch colony of Surinam,
had arrived at that Island and been pub
lished.
Advices from Barbardoes are to the
9th ult. Weather there favorable foI
agricultural purposes.
At Demerara the people were making
arrangements for the Importation of an
other cargo of immigrants from the des
titute inhabitants of the Cape de Verde
Islands.
The Trinidad council of government
have resolved to make application fo
the introduction into that island durin;
the present year, of 5000 sepoys from
India and 500 coolies from China.
At Antigua the labor question was be
ing agitated, and the assembly had pass
ed resolutions in favor of sepoy emf
grafton to that island. The weather a
Antigua had been very dry, and waite
for drinking purposes was so scarce tina
It was sold by the pailfull.
Col Harrison, q. S. Consul at jana
ica,met with a severe accident on the 2d
having fractured his arm near the shoul
del by fall.
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g Mr.. Raymond, correspondent of
he New York Tribune, records the fol-
wing capital hit:
Mr.. Douglas is by no means mealy-
mOuthed or over-fastidious in his express
sions Of opinion. At an early stage Of
his defection-while he was having in
terviews with the President, in the hope
that they might come to some agreement
the latter remarked to him thai it was
very perilous for a public man TO put
himself in opposition to his party-and
that he must take the liberty of remind
ing him of the fate of Rives and Tall
madge, who rebelIed against the policy
of Gen. jackson. Permit me, Nj.
President Mr.. Douglas replied, permit
me to remind you that Gen. JacksOn as
dead"
From the correspondence of the Cou-
rier and Enquirer
The President has ordered all the
lands in Kansas, in the two districts Il.
ing along the west line Of Missouri, TO be
sold at public sale in July next. They
comprise the best lands in the Territory
The quantity is upwards OF 100000
acres. Here will be fair opportunity
for Northern and Southern competition. .
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SPECIAL NOTICES:
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
March 80, 1858.
FROM EX-ALDERMAN PERKINS.


Boston. Te1. 3, 1888.
DIR. S. W. FowLE. Dear Sir.-For several
days had been suffering from TIE effects Of a Sc,
we're cold, accompanied By very sore throat and
sick headache, which completely incapacita;ed
me for business. ! had taken but a small portion
Of q single bottle This Balsam. when 1 expert
enced immediate relief Ny cough was broken
up At once, and my lungs entirely relieved from
the pressure which had become SO painful. a.,
tribute this entirely. 10 the good effects Of your
Vile Cherry, 10 took no other medicine what
ever. cordially recommend i: to al my .riends
Respectfully yours,
SAM'L s. PERKINS.
None genuine unless sigEed I. BUTTS On tie
wrapper.
SETH W. FowLE & Co, 188 Washington St
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents eve
~Ywhere.
AGESTs.--R. ". NYK, IrasbuTgh; KIsr
BALL < CUMMINGS. Coventry; T. C. BUTLEr
Derby Line; Nm JosLYy, Barton; S. S. BLaNcr
AID, Clover; SABIx SCorT, Lowell; Dos C. A
RIcHA EpsoN, No. Creftsbury; HovEY & sMITH
Abapy.
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e. A young and pretty female pick
pocket, name Eliza Davis, who is believ-
ed to have Obtained more than $1,000
during the last three months from the
farmers and merchants who congregate
on Second and Market streets, Philadel,
phia, was arrested in thai city OF We'd
nesday. She left home on her pilferin2
excursions every evening at o'clock
and changed her dress every day to avoid
recognition.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

EXPERIENCE BROWNS ESTATE.
THE subscribers having been appointed by the
I Hon. Probate court for the district of Orleans
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and ADJUST
II claims and demands of all persons against the
estate Of Experience Brown, late OF Greensboro, in
said district, deceased, Represented nsolvent. aud
Ii. term Of six months rem the All day Of Mircb
1885, being allowed by SAID Court, 70 tire Creoi-
tors OF said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Us:
Give Notice that we will attend to the duties
of orr appointment at the dwelling house of
A. P. Dutton, in Craftsbury, in said district, on
the fourth dpy OF May and September next, at
one o'clock in the afternoon, on each Of said
days
3 52SEPH sG 6G1f:ox. Commissioners.
Craf,sbury, March llth, A. D. 1858. l4w3
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60 Nine car loads of potatoes, or
three thousand and six hundred bushels,
passed over The Conn. River Railroad
from Vermont to New York, last week.
Large quantities of potatoes have lately
been brought to Boston over the Boston,
Concord and Montreal railroad. On the
line of the Passumpsic railroad, Yer
mont, they are selling at 30 to 40 cents
per bushel.
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LARGE STEERs.-Mr. Alfred Fuller
of Nottingham, recentlo sold a pair Of
matched steers, three years old, that
weighed 1912 pounds. The price paid
was better than six dollars per hundred
They were purchased by Seaman Black
mer of Hoosick, n. Y. Mr.. F. has two
more pairs of very superior steers
Nottingham is ahead on steers as the
case now stands.-Phenir.
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ERASTCS FAIRMAN'S ESTATE
STATE GF VERMONT,
ONLFANs DISTRICT. S

q Probate Court holden at Irasburoh, within
Eaud for said district, on the 29th day OF March,
4 d. 1858.
Noah Spaulding. administrator on the estate Of
Erastus Farman, late Of Albany, in said district,
deceased makes application to said court TO eX-
tend he time heretofore allowed him To pay the
debts due from said estate ANA TO render his ad-
ministrauon account until some future day:
Whercapon. it IS ordered by said court that
said application he heard al tie Probate Office,
in Irasburgh, on the 2!t day Of A yri, 1853; and
it j. further ordered that notice be given TO al!
persons concerned, by the lu5lica ion Of This or
der in the Orleans Independent Standard printed
at II sburGh three weeks succc svely, beto'e said
hearing
BY tie Court,-Attest
I4w8 N. CARPENTER, .Jadge.
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a CHANCE FOR \ CoURTEoUs Re-
TURH.-When the vote on the Lecomp-
ton bill was taken in the Senate, in or
der to save Jefferson Davis from the
peril OF leaving a sick bed, Senator
Cameron generously consented to pair
of with him. Now Hon. Thomas /.
Harris, of the Honse, is confined to his
room with consumption. 1t is stated that
ne lCiU come cut for the final vote on
LecOmpton, no matter at what hazards
of life. Under these circumstances, we
think some administration member might
well emulate and return the courtesy oil
Senator Cameron, and that Mr.. Davis's
personal friends might we'll consider
themselves under some obligation to man
fest an interest in the matter.
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The KANSAS HERALD OF FREE
.DOM-The editor Of the Kansas Herald
of Freedom thus effectually explains a
recent report that his paper was support
ing the Lecompton Constitution
The Washington Union has been
copying some articles from the Leaven-
worth Herald, endorsing the Lecompton
Constitution, and urging its passage
through Congress, as the quickest way
Of settling the Kansas embroglio, and
crediting them to the Herald Of Free
DOM"
This exposure Of its contemplate trick
cry places the government organ in a
very unpleasant positioa.
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ST. Louis, March 27.-The manu-
factory of Mr.. John Cook, and several
adjacent buildings in this city, were de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss about
$4,000. Two hundred government
wagons were destroyed.
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Culpable Negligence.-We are salts
that in most cases where coughs end in
Consumption, a timely resort to some
potent yet simple remedy, like Wistars
Balsam of Wild Cherry, would have
saved the life and health Of the patient.
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BANGOR, March 27.-The floor Of an
auction store broke through this forenoon,
during a sale, and precipitated about two
hundred men, women and children into
the cellar No one was killed.
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$4,000 SrOLEN.-Baltimore, BLrach
26. \ Clerk of Enoch Pratt, of this city
entered the Farmers and Planters Bank
to-day, and had $4,000 in Virginia
funds stolen from the counter.
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LAKE ONTARIO OPEN. - Oswego,
March 26. The schooner Lucinda ar
rived this afternoon from Toronto, with
-four, &c. Vessels cleared yesterday for
Canada. Navigation is Now open at all
ports on Lake Ontario.
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TANNERY BURNED. = Belville, Pa,
March 26. The steam tannery Of Shar-
pc & Co. was totally destroyed by fire at
midnight. Loss $4,000; insured $4,000.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The next Quarterly Meeting of the
II. z. Church for Irasburgh and Barton
circuit will be helden in Irasburgh April
10th and 18th.
Services in Chapel at o'clock Satur
day afternoon.
E. D. HOPKINS.
March 80, 1858.
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CALuoUN's DEC1sIoN.-The decision
of Calhoun to reject the Delaware Cross
ing returns will leave political parties in
the two House of the Kansas Legislature
thus:
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Arroffon.

rEyuE subsefiLer uiii sell a. Puddle Auction 30
Cgvenify, ou TIE a8lh fay Of Isfch, e 10
O'clock A. 81, the following property VI ore
Fsr1 containing Us acres q taad, - Of Interval
"a ~ uglaaa Also. + CgAs, 2 $50 Bsalh Cd 4
,efr.iazs Horsr. % slrep Hog, J single
sln.eit. ! single Wagon si.0 faraiFg ioo.s--
sail Yarn las 4 COED sugar Orchard Hnd tools
Enildiaas aud ts..ces good. SAID Farm Les "a
Hartga k.gfr. tn9 miles EoFih d Barton Land
~ -. he Railroad survey Terms made auozH
Al day d sale. .,..
Cosentry, March Is. 1855.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
LYMAN CASES ESTATE.

TENHE subscribers, having been appointed by
Z the Hon PROBATE Court for the d i>;rict OF Or
leans, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust all cIams aud demands Of all persons,
against the estate ofLyinan Case, late Of Cow
entry, IN said district, deceased, represented m
solvent and the term Of six months from the 29th
day of March, 1855, being allow ed by said
Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased to eXalbit
and prove their respective claims before rs:
Give Notice, that we viii attend 10 the duties
Of CIR appointment at the dwelling house OF wid-
ow Phehe Case, in Coventry III said district, on
9th day OF September next, at 10 O'Clock IN tie
forenoon of said day.
I nEN8 85Y 4 FGB2ST' Commissioners, :
Coyeniry. March %. H. D 1875 lava
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E Few Facts,

EgR. EARLE,-DEAE SIR:-It is not my pur-
We pose in addressing these lines to you 10
lnase grea5 display, by boasting OF my honesty.
o. by sacri geousiy quoting altered and gariled
scripture, to make people believe roe to be deep
Y l.iou-, or endowed with more honesty tlian |
actually possess; such, sir, is not my object
Neither 20 wish TO induce you or any one OF
your raa!ers to think that my goods, or the Boots
and Shoes manufactured at my shop aIe better
than those manufactured or offered for sale BY my
neghJors; bat thinking that, should keep 81
lent, some shal.ow patel child might be consirain,
ed 70 swallow he sanctim0niOus talk, the C,Iu-
ions CT soft SOAP gas and p.slaver Of the peaked
nero OF the Hark Shop tllat some silly soul
might he awed lay the terrible thunder Illuminated
by my Hagesticaly pompous neIgLbor Daggett
thought It not anss 10 speak through the STAN
GaFG, and let the sensible citizens of Irasbnrgh
and surTOu,.- ling gion know that | am alive
and Judging iron. ..ly present feelings, think
can stand several more shocks OF the same kind,
and IN Ills connection would say that / am still
manufacturing BDOT% AND SHOES OIL
every description, and which viii agIrF5tat not
10 be inferior TO any in the market, and which
will sell cheap for cash or approved credit
" H. RAND, AgeHt attic C0H5. Store.
IrasJurgh, Aprii !. 1865. "A
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% Why is James Buchanan ike a
-ip struck by lightning 2" Because
he ia Mated Eyre!"
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INTPORTANTTO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prepared BY CorRekas L. C,eeseman, II. D.
Ne'o York City.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills
are the result OF long and extensive practice.
They are mild in their operation, and certain in
correcting all Irregularities, Painful Menstrual
cold or otherwise headache, pain in the side, pal
pitation ofthe heart, disturbed Sleep which arises
from interruption of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they
will bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Ladies who have been disappointed in the use of
other Pills, can place the utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent
to do.
NOTICE.
They should rot be used in Pregnancy, as a
carriage would certainly result iherefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direc-
tons, which should be read, accompanying each
box. Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to
DIR. CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEstAN, Box 1921, Post
Office, New York City. Sold by one Druggist in
every town in the United States.
RIB. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
I65 Chambers St, New York,
To retora all Wholesale orders should be addressed
REDDlNG & CO., Wholesale Agent for Boston
| Sold by r. W. NYE, Irasburgh.
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Buy NE and I'll DO You Good I"
Now is the time 10 use the Great Spring and
Summer Medicine.
DIR. LANG LEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.

CoHpossd II SusIpqiiHi val Ciary. Ythsie
Doct P,cks4 dSh. Taois.pgL0orf. haubarb, Han
o,0ke, DohdeL0H &c AL y rhi,h are 50 COM
pUiHdsd rs d, mel ia coHefIt aaa insist NataFs ia
e4aaicaii7g disease
The eflecss Of this medicine is most wonderful
Ii acts directly upon the bowels Hnf blo3i, by
removing all distractions ln1m the internal Of
CANS Atinnll'irg Them into henl by action, rem
Ugattug the iouau,.u, Of li,r and yis0f, purifying
the tl0Od cleaning IL fdfh all huuiars. ana csus'
nag il to course slew through every part Of the
body. They cure and eradicate from ihG Sys.
TEN Liver CmF 'aiut.-that main Vice of 90
mauy ai.eare. -JauH.iiee 10 It's worst forms, al
EilAous diseases and tout Stomach, Dyspepsia,
CosuyeEe-s Hum1rs Of llle l'IpDl nHI skiH, 10
digestion. iirndaehe. Dizziness, PILES, lleau5un.
WsaAness, Pain iu tbe Side aHJ bowels. FiHfu-
leroy. Lo.z Of Apostle and all Kindred COM
plabts csu.ed bg torpid Or dbeased Liver. q
disastiefeI Stomach Or bad biool, - whciI al
Arc more Or less subject is Spring ani Summer
Il taken 10 large doses. Fever aa5 Asge nsay
be broken up nni cured al once This las be-
cogae q standard medicine. aud is decidedly The
bsst the world ever s4w.
Ouiy % cents foT pint, and 81 ~ cents ior
= laFge bottle.
BoI Is ali raeAfcine dealers every asre. Or
ders shout Be addressed 20 }. . LA&GLAf,
Fropflstof. 1 tI+r hali ST., Boston, Mass. isaie
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Notice,

THE subscriber sill hrnish Ages for IS ceats
eash Gown, silt warrant them 70 DC FIRST rate,
aHd will upset fyr = Gems, be will pay from
10 cents 4 pound hr Old Iron n Biacksmi.hine,
such o. ol4 scyihes, CID Wagon aui Sleigh
shoes, &e., Ne, Sc.
J T0WLE.
Nor,h csaf,sbury, march ~, 1865. IL
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.-We learn
from the New York Times that Alexand-
er ". Hardie, halter, was found dead
in bed Tuesday morning at his boarding
house, No. y Ann street, in that city
He went to bed on Monday night in ap-
parent good health. He was 40 years
Of age and has left a wife and daughter
In Brattleboro'. He was brother of
Robert G. Hardie of this village.
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g re q 2

GONE Of That best Old government java Coffee
- can he found at WorlhipEs5n'-. Also some Of
the SO called java not 50 coon
Dec. l6, 1856.
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0oE1ETNS

EfOFFINS constantly kept on hand by the an
Y dersiqIisd. at bis residence iH tie Easf part
Of Albany. H. 2. C0BUR&.
August 7, 1s57-22tf
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FLOUR "a

THE subscriber has constantly on hand extra
4 -four manufactured from the Dest Canada
wheat, "a better article f1an can be found IN tais
market. Gro. NoATHIHGros Jk. & Co.
Dec. Is 1866.
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CLOSE CALCULATIoS.--Be the
late election in New Hampshire the re-
publican state committee published the
result Of careful canvass, giving Halle
1907 and Cate 32,346, a majority of
41ll. The actual result is as follows :
Halle 5000, Cate 81, 480, the two col
unns falling behind the estimate by 7j4
and 'G6 respectively, but leaving the
majority 4,723 or y more than the COM
1lteeS' figures. This may be called a
Close calculation.
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SALE.

TIIIE personal property John H. Kmba consisting Stock
Hay, Farming Tools and
Auction the residence Of the deceased Barton village
April, 1855, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
CHOICE ST o CK.-l Mare year
old Oxen Cow flock Mo Sheep 80
who have them the best n the
FARNTN C + / ST. Cart axle OK Cart
two horse Sled horse Sled breaking Pow Plows,
tor arrow horse Rake Ok Yk Sap Yoke draft Chains
barrow wood Saws Grndo Ske Grain Cradle
Forks Hoes Iron Bars, Buggy
horse Wagons, single Slhs silver Harness
NAY Nd GRAIN.-4 Hay. Is bushels Oats 20 bushels
Corn, Salt Herds Grass Seed &c The who
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LsEElsATEON NOTICE.

TENHiS may certify that haYe iris dHv given
my soR, hm G. Eaichel irr hi. time Auring
the REM hder a. his minority. I sHail claim
rome oi be "n'isiHrs n1r pay at c-a's Of bis
contracting after ths dats.
". =. BATCHELDER.
West Newgort, March 3, 1853 1898