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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
rhr Fr,n,h Nlcsraen.n c.n.l prn,..,

The PresN. pubshes long article exsolIlns Zoe asvan
s.ees TO no derived from the newly protected csss 10
Nicaragua The Prose- adds that the North A,ney,cans
are not content With speaking bot they ao, and wnle The
Epcsh take possa.sion OF The island ~ Perrin by iurrle
from The sultan their ally, the Americans rely on their
6hbuscrs and collection OF adventurers 10 annex Mexico
and tale Cuba from ep'sin. Tho Prse, ia conclusion
relics the French governments 10 set all matters 10
rights. France, would not germit The nsrdanellee
70 fell into tho hands Of Russia, wEl not suffer Egypt 10
hecome EogIkh, CT Ecnae0s 10 becvme dependency
o. America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
Another Britain OatSaCe ON the Coast OF Africa.
From the New Bedford Mercury, June "a
A MATTAPOIsRTr BRIG BOARDED BIZ A BaIrisH
eTBAMKR.

Another Britain Oass age the Coast OF Africa.
From the New sedford Mercury, June Il
MATTAPoIsRTr BRIG BoABDED By A BairisH
STEAMER
Captain Charles W. Ksmpton, OF whaling brig Amelia,
arrived hashposct on Saturday nigh, informs NJ thas
when OF Cobsnds, West Soast Of Africa the night OF
October 8, he fred int) by the British Iexo,
without any previous warning The ball passed the
quarter deck Of the brig, and had apparently bscn dis
charged from Minnie rifle. Subsequently . boo. from
the steamer, with armed officer and men, boarded
the brig and rudey forced themselves deck rofu-
srg which tendered TO their assistance Aer
commenced nterrogatpg the crew, and then proceeded
an, where Capt. kempton invited him into the cabin.
Here bis questions concerning the brig fully
pended TO by Capt anc were followed BY . demand
with hs theu returned 70 their boat and len the
vessel Among tho boats crew Of tho Br,teh steamer
were recognized several searaen who had formerly
pfsed portion Of the crew Of tho brig, aud by whom
her scter must Of course have been fully
should have precueed the dscouresy shown by their
officer
The New Bedford Sonddrd OF the evening of tho oist
corects above account
The fscu a. stated In that paper are a. follovr:-
between the LIST and lotn Of October ast near Mayom
b. West Coast OF Africa, II ten O'Clock Eight very
dark. the British steamer Iexo showed . signal lixhi
which Capt. Kemp,on Immediately answered and then
the steamer fired gum the ball from which passed TO
the Toward. Soon after boat with about men came
from the steamer and boarded tho brig elm bing over
the sides ue faster than decorum would warrant; but
the oncer young lieutenant about twenty years Of axe
be recognized the master, went an and inter-
roeased CAPT Kemptou, noting his replies and thsu de-
narded 10 sec his papers, which shown when tie
oiicer ana HE men took leave Capt Kempson wishes ~
70 Say That The statement that ball passed the
quarterback untrue, that The Britain ohoer went for
ward and ntcrrogacd bis Ia also untrue, that
none Of the crew of the boa, belonged the Ame
liza. cooripe given 70 the whoIe affair whish The
acs WIN not warrant and were not thus represented BY
Capt KemptOn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
News from Yucatan.

The Yucasan national bark Carmits which arrived ct
this port Monday from sisa brought interesting
facts relative to the termination Of the civil and the
division Of the territory into two new States
Senior Pablo Garcia, o. sisa, writing friend IN New
York, under date Of 26h OF May, says
embrace this opportunity to enclose TO you two oscii
DEGREES, dated 18th and 18th OF this month, from
which you will observe that the civil war which for 90
lorg period had eaten up interests, Is terminated
You will also also that the country lie divided into
two independent States for one OF which, ampeacby-
have been nominated az Governor.
The terms OF the Arrangement between the conendpg
parties Ia not little The former Safe OF Yucs-
tan rs now divided into two, TO be called Yusatsn,
AMI the other Campeachy. league Ia 10 exist between
them under certain specified condisions among which
the following
The State Of Yucstsn 70 carry the war against the
Indians, and Ctmpeachy 70 contribute 4 sum Ia money
equal 10 cnebird Of the entire estimate Of her do
nestc expenses change to take place present
tariff Of duties on Imports The productions Of ash state
10 DO admitted In the other free OF import duties NO ex
port duties to be imposed deserters from mtlry
vie TO be returned and tie present established pound
ares IN be respected Boh Antes recognise their Atty
TO the federal government Of Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

TO NE NNffNK OF THH HHkALb.
10 me the favw % sti IN next paper nat the
sauh made 90 ~ autiesa rot male "a re bA--
but a, the msa entrance ci the MeirofoiAa Ht~i.
JESS ~, ISIS. NJ WEBB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
The French and American Questions In Par
namene

10 the House Of Commons the ilth inst Sir CHARLES
NAPIER asked the Chancellor OF the Exchequer II was
his Intention 10 ask for additional vosc for seamen and
marines, In consequence OF tho preparations making In
seine parts or Europe by esa and land. and yhether
when The additional troops sent 10 India s the in.
tsnscn OF the government 70 call equal number Of
militia TO replace themS He read list OF the ships in
commission IN ihe ports Of the United Kingdom 10 show
that they were MI IN Incomplete He commended
ms the present state Of the army navy ia France in
an atisck upon this country, might be msde with great
chance OF success We ought not 10 be len In the defence
hes state in which were at present The government
ouehtto demand supplies from the country the purpose
81 putting the national deences 10 more complete state
For anything we know, France and Ruuis may by on
good teims, but let them consider the confusion which
would be caused BY the appearance OF the Russian feet
IN the Channel He concluded by recommending the
dsbanded militia be Al once re embodied
The CHANCELLOR or THE ErmrouxR said thst government
sereibs Of the responsibility underwhich Il lay, both
q defending our country and indicating flag. The
gallant ADMIRAL seemed " assume that those with whom
We terms Of cordial friendship not only In.
tended 70 attack but 10 attack suddenly, without
ire usvsl form OF declaration OF We were terms
not cry cfrierdy but constant and confident communi.
cation with Frarce There proof that any extra
OF binary rrerasatcns makrg by land in any
copntry 10 Europe. We were now engaged In intimate
cndeavgrs with France tile the delicate suhecs
snd win every prospect Of srcess. cas true n, q,ses
tops had bfeecn Ais country and Arerfca iohich
rs5s y an emeUTcafre, aad ~en u ns~hs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

The Yacht Race Around Long leland.
Tomorrow rs the day set for the grand sweepstakes
yacht around Long Island the nss OF the sna At
tempted by American yachts outside OF smooth wa,er
and the commencement, srast, Of . in Ameh-
yachting.
The entries wcre closed yesterday, and not nu-
merous, the OF smaller craft rather shrinking
from the trial. The liz. nov stands 10 folows:-
FavoritaJ Rebecca,
Esze, Msgie,
wiosecn, Uo.,
eivie, undpe,
Our larger yachts, more calculated for stiff breezss
and . little rough weather, have always expressed
dissatisfaction 1T the minisure in the bay, and
especially at the las. regatta, when the light wind
gave the small craft decided advantage Il Ia 70 be
hoped that the coming trip VIII afford little better op-
porurisy for sesmspsaip and the display Of sailing quail
ties The start will take place as ten O'Clock 70 morrow
from abreast the Club House, Hoboken The course win
be through the NGrows westward Of the Rbmer Shoals
Beacon, via Sandy Hook and Montauk Point and home
through the Sound. The nrst yacht, OF each class,
reaching Fort Scbuyler's dock NJ rhros's Neck, 10
10 win . prize. Tho entrance fec Is for nifty
dollars, 70 form . sweepstskc prize of two eqasl
portions, for sleeps and the other for scbooners
The allowance CT time system about which the larger
vessels have complained ID for this race abandoned
and vessels allowed to carry whs. sail they please,
and snchor when they choose It proposed to
ienethen the by taking stretch around Block Island
further TO the eastward by twenty miles, and making tho
length Of the race nearly three hundred miles, but this
project has been abandoned and the original Of
Montauk Point ngreed upon. The regatta committee Of
the last to be the judges with power to Oil vscan
cics.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
sTI9E Or ITRVONT

Caledonia NIHfflIi. ~.
sons Interested ~ 10 estate " faluek tupar,t su
Insane person ~ Siding u 81 Juhuahufy u said uisUt
WILLIAM A. WELLS, Guardian ~ tie .ai pAifI.t
lltpptOtki represents o. said Court. TINT ls tsII
ward tsrfrd ~ re oftcfalu Real Estate o. vii small
lgu'e ana oi situated a. no corner Of marie and ChrrU
streets, iu the NHHr of 80 Jtuuslurf. said Guardian
represents a. tnl1 Court that the sar uf his tad wards
hthl Ltihte " necessary anu vii be- conducive 90 hts 90,
lrfgaH Tor the purposes contemplated ul illn thtt f,iFt
trtimglint ENA NUN ,Apirrni The tumpAsd statute
ana fIid iuWWAu has made application O. said Count
uf ,ruHr anu authority O. sell SAID fteul Estate puruaUt
ipihr provisions Of The statute Zoe that brhall Said ap.
pltauuu VIII be- heard aud decided lk atiI Count at Tie
Probate once IN - IuhubhufA, IN tAii dfl,t nh The N
daN Of August next. You are hereby unpd hppHar
nfc nad tnuL ~ tho time ana place aforesaid ana ul
" YOU ~" thuHr ihr granting of e,l ltrraH.
Dated Ht 81 J1hHhufY Aforesaid this ith dtY 81 july
u. les. ASA L,lIINtil, Judge ut Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07

DO ANIMNIs REASON One pleasant day
last summer, says the Boston Post small
party embarked in wherry to ,isA Russ
Island lying just below the railroad bridge,
which crosses Squam river, q Gloucester. In
the boat was 4 Newfoundland tnt----As saaa
us we had dissmbNrked we observed at a
short distance about dozen cows and an
old lame horse feeding. The dog also espied
them, and accordingly rushed towards them,
barking ut the top Of his voice This attack
first startled the cows, and they began to re-
trSSt with considerable speed. The horse
was selected as the main object Of his-as-
Sault, and limped AWAY as we'll MS he could
The cows huddled together in group, and
pnHed around among each other for Il few
minutes, apparently consulting on what was
best to be done. Finally they came forward
in body, covered the retreat of the old
horse, and took the van themselves. They
then moved deliberately together in line,
with heads toward the 6, ound and horns pre-
sentcd to the dog, and drove him back, de-
feated. At every succeeding rally on his
part they continued to repuisc him till he
abandoned his attacks, and then retired 10
grassy spot to Craze as before. Those cows
nctually.protectcd their lame associate from
the assaults Of their noisy invader.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07

- Probate Court holden % Frlit, ua..rln st I..
tnr. hu aua ar a.il District, 900 ilu lath dal ~ J.
n Yauumsut puIHriluE fHIr thg lattWI nrt trril-
- lthi stew al laf'tIg Do. Il. frH'uHW iu Hill uIrr
tlU deceased. if tu tho Count hrfr U iYHtt
lHrrt tho tFrrutuf iurfru named ur Probate % 10 uf-
Nffrl OBJ said court that H UfHH concerned therein o.
nunCd 60 appr1r a. attau uf lid Court 90 hf huru at
ihu ffuhair once ~ 90 JuhUHUUff. the Ui 90
August 4 u iHsf and show fauF thrI may have.
against The Probate ul talu VIII flT Wuh purpuae IL D.
uhrf ordered uHl cops U ihr fttuiu 81 is order hr
published tu Tue tAtFhuNtAs, printed 10 ~ JHhUrUUr
her Nrrl suercaanr} previous 60 naid umr appoint
ed tur hearing.
Attest, Asa l.. FRENCH judge
taN AUrsL ASA L. TRENCu, Jude
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07

Very STEEP PAcE-rWay cut Of the
world up in the Green Mountain State, the
sides Of some Of the mountains are sigh,ly
Alnlinliallar l. - g-l-i.A -r.,zs-rr,s--.
driving up one was asked il it was as steep
on the other side ? "Stccp," said Jchu,
"chain lightnin couldn't TO down it without
a briehin' on 20
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
WoodwOrth's Board Planers
on
sURFACINn MNcHINrs

AM prepared to furnish to order the nbovc
a iI'chino, rom the celebrated Fairbanks Pat
become the property Of community. To t6eh N
mess man or mechanic the advantage OF such ,,,,
Snines needs no recommend. have made SOM,
improvements in the working qualities Of 81 . ,
chimes such as to render them equal to nn,li,,.
in New Englend. Terms favorable for 2 ,i,''lE
approved credit. LIKE nr-1zp4fSty ~
'.----.-"I., -ILII ., lo1o. sN-llnl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
Hurrah for Boots and Shoes

- ,III.-!..!al-..uaA Ll,c rccenily made arrange.
mputs Go manufacture In addition 10 their dii-
frrcut Kind. ~ Ladies work, Gents Calf and Zip
Boots, Calf and Goat Congress Boots. Calf Goat
md kip l'tUg4ns, Also Gents and Ladies' Boots
aud Shoes repaired az .hort notice.
GrnJs, Ladies and Misses Rubber Boots Tor
sale very low,
Kid aud Goat Stock, Rcd and Oak sole Leather,
md shoe Findings generally, will be constantly
Kept Goa hand fur sale.
We respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age, ALLEN s. BlllIE.
St Johushury. March .. 1858. 75f
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W. iHr aHr- rtr-f. irfur aIU.lrrlI I.rnIr Probate
" ft fIT tIr district N. fHIHI.H4 fHIlmI .al.fr. q.
t,,,r hsm.l q 'd tlnsi go ,l.nnHll ,e aul. % 40
allI met hrfas,d HIl tg ni.rf7 Hf tI" .t4HtI t.
hWsi 900 u.Hri lHrIri1. hlWif .IHr H.r.r tutt ola
~ i1r %" l'Hr o. pusrut ihrl l1IHa iH rll Dsll-
utriHNtt if rhHUfaHN HIl ALLOW HIUrt HnI tHHt W.
.hlWfrl IH llHl lNU... HI ilH nfIr ul D. I"Hrtt 600
lhrhT.i f1' NJ urifr. m. liHnu tr hlai tHI . IrI
HI. Ni H f. H. 90 HHHH.
,.. - glEtiH ihIii't iu.mWl....aru
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During the time occupied the ONCE OF Commissioner
OF fatchts IL VI EDDY ESQ Of Boston did business AT
Patent Once Solicitor procuring patents There
fcW any, persons acting IN that capacity who had
much business before the Patent once thnrc we're
none who conducted ~ with more skill ndcty and success
lregard Mr Eddy the best InE,rinoI ami most
hnl Patent Solicitors IN the United STATES and nav" no
hesitation In assuring inventors that they cannot atnuv
person more Competent and Trustworthy aud more capn
Die ~ putting their applications secure Tor r
carly udfavoruhlc consideration at the Patent once
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Comnis-io Toner of Patents"
from tn present COADiiSsioDcr
AuGUsr u, 1850 During the time have held tho office
OF commissioner ut Patents H. H. Eddy Rsu OF Ro,tou
extensively ENGAGED IN the
WIN me pnec as solicitor II" Is thoroughly acquainted
Win the law, and the rules OF practice Of tho once TO-
gard him a. ono OF the most CapAbe and sccrssnl pr,
TN tees with whom have had official In rrcutrse.
CHAs MASON, Commissioner of Patcnt,''
Boston. January l, 1888 6T-iV
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
Best Churn yet Invented.

THNHE Davis SelfAdjusting PatcntChurn churns
the quickest and easiest, and makes as much
aud good butter the old Dasher Churn. 1t
works the butter milk ont uut tho salt in with ac-
cutaCy and dispatch. Buy ono, and II tits not tho
best return il. For sale for the County Of Gale
dnnia at the Agricultural Ware House, by
ALEX. LANG.
ST. Johnshury, July IS. lSjs,1 b., -.quf
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J, ID. Chase e. Sons,
PRACTICABLE Founders, Machinists
AND MILLWRIGHTs,

l. ETP constantly ON hand Castings, Mil
N Irons, Water Wheels, Board Machines,
taphnarI aud shIurlr Machines, Corn Crackers,
fmut Machines, SO Nr5 aud build Lumber and
OrIltAlllH AIsu dgalrrH in Manufactures arti-
rIra. ,lg. NH sfDucs, Rolling Cloths, India Rob-
hrr Betting. Nusa aud Packing Leather HrIi.uA
Lace Leather and Belt liNtir, aud Save " oil
descriptions. r~E
al kinds N Job WHTH d0ur NJ short notice .-
NiIuurhis supplied vih Irons, Machinery, So.
m "a liberal count. 40 Norh warranted. or
acre 81 ouqu.,,rs by mal or otherwise promptly
attended 90, ilU
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
Good News to Cash BUYERS |

HNlI subscribers, on aud aher the fret day NJ
January ursL viii srll their Goods Tor CASH,
aud ~ lower prices thau ever sold iOr 100 ths ,i-
entity, Como and o., ua. We have on hand o.
largo assortment, bought since thc Railroad rrlrh.
prices,
Farmers, Mechanics nud Citizens ~ tlis and
the uriFhhUriug Towns, vhpuc, 90 you are boo want
NJ Goods ~ any Mind, lusi rive us call fuf hero
you will ind larger assortment than b. usually
kept in country htorca.
a. ~. s. ;, " WEEKS.
Lyndon, Dec %, 1857. ClT
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NeaaI Au6rrlleemfnta.


A. Fr1ultr curt Hrl1fa 90 CO.. PnIaif uhrr m at
'i-'l-l i, .la -1l 90 sal1 aisu.--.H Ihe -iA aaI
usuWrHi parfug ia De- fhf latf 81 Iu and fr.fs-
ttNl ~ LHitf lAtt IluH lHi6 nl hsHfiN.. iN t.Il
'HNl HIfnrf n. NfIuE IIrrfflfl o. ff tH.Il NrIH N
h.lJ hNaNi nte ni iLr ttr.Nl.Is ulit na.r1 .i fIr
. % D. IlrIrl o.. HaIl HIHIl fiat 900 lfI t.Hs r'u. I
lNt ~ lr t.ll.i o. alI"gI 90 a..s.u 81 .4i i..It
N'IArN al lNf Fluihin uW.r. Do m IH.HsINil nN
NNF lNIH I. no AHEHfi lrHt asI rNHH NH.r" GOD fH
i.t- a.. g. aEaHs ilr rgHtfif 70 rai1 900 90 HlI.N
f1f-- N in I.I.I HIHrrrl. lUHi HN#IH no iur fr.Tu
Ii W4u I" IaillrIf1 iHIff rriH tH.'Hs.I.f I NO.
H..,. r..l.I % go S.HHsHtIr rI..i..a a. s..I
I.Ntf appointed lI HfarIUa.
Attst asa O. rHESrH. IpIrr
900 AtIfsr aHA o. INIhIli. IHf.t.
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-tfNrvTY JUDTvTN
\ MERlcAN < FOREIGN PATIENTS.
R II EDDY, solicitor Of PATENTS.


90 HfAff 81, orruNITT nuHTuS.
NlCf m extensive practice OF upwards NpAra
continues Co secure Futuutsu the United states ssl In
Great ulHin France, and other lufctgn countries "a.
NrA ,hcnuus, Assigumcuts. aud all Papers or Draw.
lhs lot Patents executed liberal terms and Win i.
rntrh krFoatchCs made Into American VI Foreign worI
nu'tcrminc The validity or utilv Patents or InNcu-
an-Hud legal or other advice rendered Ga am uatrrs
tnuchnE the same Copies tho claims Of any Patent
at Washington. ' ''N"
rms AEencl - not only the largest IA New England but
thFunEi " Inventors have ADVANTAGE securing
or aiming the patcuab of Inventions unsurpn ~.
Cd by u not immcasuraby superior TO- any which can be
ourtoi mem els"Whctc. Tho Testimonials below .Ncn
prove that nuucis huuE SUCCESSFUL rIH parrNr 90.
rIch Than the subscrhcr3 and Succrss ~ rtr Hrsr
rhoof OF ADVANTAGES ASH ArtrY he would add that he
has abundant reason "a believe
c u,c o hc knd are the charges Tor professional scrvi-
50 moderate The Immense practice OF the subscriber
uuIhg twenty years past has enabled him 10 accumulate
NAsonlteton OF and unciNl relative
10 patents These, besides his leon
and MECHANICAL Wtrks, aud IN accoun
lutc lhltrd states and Europe him able hryoud
qu.H',o 70 2ncr superior facilities for obtaining patents
AHneceksity MA Journey TO ushinRtan 10 pruyurr
Ncuturs. " " ''N N'NN ~
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New Firm!

THE undersigned have formed a partncr.Aip
for series of years under the sulc Of
McbkE6OR 4 JlpENlNE, and do cspcct'u'y
announce TO an their friends. customers, and thc
entire community, that they will continue ihr
mercantile business az the stand recently occupied
by woodbury. a Judcyinc, whore Goods will be-
sold upon the most reasonable terms and In OK.
change for cash and the products Of the earth will
he figured down AZ reduced prices. aud quite a.
low as can be purchased elsewhere.
w. w MCGREGOR.
-Tetf----tf-v r,y-T-y-- TT-TJTvTT-T-
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. talrduHih District Hs
lhN fiuhNt Court ul The District ct trNuN lu avn ptT.
Sons luitfr.ird 90 the estate n Nancy Iryusu Insane
residing lu lNuduu iU sltd uiHtIlt.
| ANlN INtlhIN. Guardian of The slii n aulr Tfrfrr
Itpic.'is ~ stl Court that hn it Watd % tur pvrr'
Whfhuu warrant or prftinlatr r ore hNHtftuA
nlunddattg tbu -at daN ut srptrmhrr 1870 saIu Hat.
AZ also represents tuhnd Court that the faa NJ tI land
warrant y NECESSARY and VIII be- conducive the
SAID ufd nr the uufp1tgs r1ntcmuat,liu thc ty
tt Hrrtuu utiur HlAtN ninth yhippr 'uf the COMPLIED
Nhlutch and "a II Guardian has made application sI
,ull 1i 'tLH aud authority a. srl slii laui warrant
llLtMAli 81 Lie ffTTt
taU Application viii be heard aud tIrI hy sad court
~ the Probate once 10 S. Juhusbuf Go said district uu
The Nth, dAf uf August neat.
You are therefore hereby notified o. aurstr before slf
count az ilr tine ud place aforesaid. aud Object 10
cause. 60 the granting uf said license.
Dated at ST. JuhushurN this .ls d4V Uf July A ID I.s
N3.g ASA L. FHI.NCII. Jus.r sf pi,l,,f'
I IBER ALTON. Notice e. hereby given that
have fcliuqui,hod 20 my son. Joseph l..
Barber, his time during the remainder Of his ni-
nontyi aud shall CLAIM hone Of his earnings or
pay any debts Of his contracting after This date.
CHARLES b. BARBER.
Sheffield " Iul! l1lA lA..s--- --.--i-
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Threshing Machines.

IAN now mauuiprturlnE int W. "H'P
i mfrIY occupied BOZ Randall WN'IW.,I '.
aud uu Hur-r Fuwrf, Hf-i- il-iI-4-4ii- by, -I.l
.trr r.arhiufs. hsm tAr meet HuIfnltA lAilttN'-
NUIrb far faHsfrarff0u, EHfaHfifH gHH A+f. q.
fiot and Ifrea0m Tram IfiCfoH r'hhnl hi lh-
cuLIEn. Those who intend fD purchase lh'7 'iN
som. Win fnd be- Tor thrir Interest 40 order soon.
Address, LLMOA lllhOA,
k5I0l ht J0hnsburF, w.
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PLANNING WORK,
Better than a Fig of Tobacco!

A Crazy man gave as a reason why he carried
fig OF tobacco in his hat, that il answered
three purposes. LIST, it released him from the du-
~ OF travelling to wake up ministers to sense OF
thcir duty. 2d IL settled the question whether
Saturday or Sunday is tho true Sabbath, and Sd,
1t kept him from becoming crnzyl
Now, though the rrichosthcnc viii not produce
the above results, vet, when timely and thorough
ly used, it ic3H produce effects almost wonder
hl as the drudcd mans tobacco
1t will prevent badness and numbers can tcs-
fifty they have twice As much hair on their head as
they had before using the article. One Lady, after
using bottle or two said il was a humhug because
~ 't+c Trv-t rrvrv rfTrcrv; mn having
now twice the quantity OF haIr on her head, and
Of ARCHER color, she now is as earnest in It's
praise as she was before in its condemnation We
say to the public buy it and YOU will he satisfied
II. Z. HONT.
st. JuhuSbury, June 2, 1858. SStf
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Notice.
Economy

ItEI ydurold Umbrella and paros1l frames
" covered aud mode good "a urW,
Tho subscriber having purchased nm slt ~
machinery fur making umbrellas aud Varafnla, Do
nov with bic large assortment NJ hIlks, such ab
IIHrk, Brown, BLACK and Green bnrdrrrd Muire
Antique, Hlth FrnTfs go match, prepared 90 give
flIl satisfaction CO. 40 who UIaF give bin rll at
fHr husir Store aud Telegraph Dihrr.
A. a. ELLIS.
ht. John bury, MBrU. Ihlh. hirf
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Blaoksmith Stand For Sale |

Evv-A THNHE subscriber offers for sale or
t.SA II in exchange for farm. his real
lilJik3R estate in Lower Waterford. consisting
llsileSN Of Blacksmith Shop, House, Shed
- and Barn ltisavery desirable loca-
non for business. PARKER CARR.
March 10, 1903. 7Ttf
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] toll you the truth-uUl sou NY ~
For further information and Testimonials. please
read thp circular that accompanies each bottle.
This Compound is purely vegetable, composed
~ roots, herbs, harks and FRUIT II contains no
ingredient MOTE poisonous than the Ny, which ~
o delicious fruit ] use mo- opium Ia his mcdi,
cine BOO suy iDm whatever, thus 7 avoid L. paiIA
tive influence that BE- certain Co. follow IT, use.