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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-01
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
4 ht7e"oe3f l@st;taf;o1 established BY s7acca En-.
eo@o'7'e'at for tie Re!ict Of ii: Sick aatl Dis
trsseI, afflicted icita Frrstat crd
Imde7uic Diseases
PHILADELPHIA

''ftS-ySS 1!tSttIN'CTt tStCtJiS;Gc0 or
Goso'ze5et for the Relief Of IL. Sick an, Dis.
tesseI, cG5ictca 'cIa Fru}eat crd
Lipidemic Diseases.
7 IL HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, in Wow IF
J. the awful des:luc ion of human fe, caused
by sexual dis IS S, and the deceCt ons prac-
tIc-G upon the unfortunate VII: s of such dis.
ces by Quacks, several Yeas ago dec Cd
til II consulting ST., ge0n, as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of thcic name to oocn Disren.
s2ry Tor the treatm II Of tits Ct IS Of Giseas E.
III al ihcl7 forms, ard to give MEIIoAL kn.
WYE GRATIS 10 all who apply b. letter. -si.h
a des ,rIpIon Of tn If condition, [ago. occupa-
non, habi Of lif', &c, and in cases Of er
trenc poverty, TO FURNISH MEDICINES
GREE Of CHARGE. Il is needless to sd
,hA;: the Association commard Is The I:aloe.
Medical sk Il Of The ere, and III }5,7foS' ~
nost approved modern .-casmcn..
Inc directors Of The Agsocla-;,7 in fin.
Annual report upon tie trca.lncr, If ScrraI
rs as s. Tor the year ondi: January Ist, 1858,
tAPtesS the h CHEST satisfaction Vi h the src,
cess "h,ch has attended 5he iabols of the Cor
sai1Ing Surgeon in the cure Of s'nc,1notor,b,on
Seminal Weakness, Impotoncc Conc, i Io3o
oiee-' nYp.l lis, he vice Of Cnanisrn or ecir,
abuse, &c, and order cont;r9enre of u,
same pan for m ensuing wear.
1he U,"c o's. on review cr II, r,-4 ,.y
assng q ma IN IL iobos n Ibis sphere o. Re.
neEo'eat effort have been Of great bencfs to
INC 2h'i: ed, cs?e,iaIy to he Fonrr and ;bra
haTe resolved to devote themselves vi b ~.
1eTed zeal, to this very important and much
desD s"d cause. l.
An admieaIlc Report on spcrne. o,,bc.a o.
seminal Weakness, he vice cf Onar;s,p Ms.
tnr5ation, Or Seii,abrse, and cher d:segs $ of
ne ne sexual e., organs, by he Cons~l.rg Surgeon.
nv
FREE OF CHARGE on r(ccin+ 81 III 4
S, for postage. Other Ecpor.s and
l isac., on he nature and t1catncni II sexual
t.se%sfs, diet &c, are constantly being pub.
iShed Tor gTatui GUS distribution. and vii Ie
cent to the afflicted. Some Of the new rene.
ICES snt me: hoas Of treatment discovered dur.
ing ne last year, are of great valn2.
Address, for Report or treatment n, Gro
T. CALh0tN, Consul rg Surgeon, Towc i
Ass2c!atjon, No. 2 Sou:h Ninth Street, Ih:Ia.
lelphia, Pa. "--4'
by order Of the Diroc'o~s
o Ira D. HEAETWELI, Prceid-n..
"Ao. EAIECEILD, Secre'a2v. s2-1v
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ANY Editor or Publisher inserting the above
adv rt'Sament for one year, shall receive in paw
ment III reof Twenty Iolll1s worth Of env kind
OF Printing Ink, for 5 lie by Messrs Lay & Bro.
OF h S city, at cash prices The Tx TO he sui
ject to he publishers order a. the expiration of
very thr c mon hs each rEbl;ca,i0 70 be sen.
regularly, addressed Prsa.:e's Nctcs Ietae7. IS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-01
SALE OF FORFEITED sCE0OL lands,
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS 5. AND |. LANDS,
Madison, Aug. 2nd, 1858.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF DANE. {

i ECGINIsI HFRsS IN ANDs
auison
the be
O o il the ct dav OF
0cIo ard
ocn1c
the The
Land ad-
land QLand5a eal
lme an dino tinc1d herein.
the
Jhn equ d the saie
D. W 5
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-01

ATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF DANE {
OFYICE COMMISSIONERS S. AND [. LANDS,
Madison. Aug. ID 1888.

ATE OF WISCONSIN, OFYpEC AND [. LANDS
{ dson,A
a "
shall which
rme, the
sesdaga aid ad
han hat require a
D. HASTINGS, GARIIL BOCCk
LlnnaSo nn8 Of antdUL aud&
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we Gf2:~ far Sale.

;EE Of the finest locations for private resi-
" dences in Wood county, 81 uated in the vii
IAge OF CcntGa!il, on the west bank of the Wis
cousin AiEer, containing one square acre, run.
ming to the river banl1-known as the o. Ell
Scu]cn place. This property Ill be exchanged
for god aca'wanted Shingles del scred on the
bank Of the Wisconsin liver. For further in
formation, enquire Of
Powers d: LAEC.
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READ READ

READ Read
+ You want any hing these hard times lead
his rotce.
IF you want to tu- or sci schco, Lands.
# you vans 10 buy o. sell Government Lands.
4 YOU al. 20 buy c. fell Lend Wa rant.
# you want Lad Warrant located
If Tcu want to buy, sell, or rent house
If you want The tile to land examined
If YOU want any ins ru1nent Of writing drawn.
If you want 70 buy OF sell bonds, NOR cages, SC.
# YOU Tans 10 lo17 Or iDvCs. money.
# you wan. any kind Of debts coIicc ed.
If you want to trade Or exchange p. opcr.T.'
f you want taxes paid,
# YOU want to buy or sell Co. or Town Orders
# Yea want any kind Of business doae correct
~ and cheap'y,
# vou want property or life insurance efTec e..
We shall be glad to have you call OF Is at
our office, oHpcsi-e the Wisconsin Honss.
POWERS & LANG,
Law, Lard and Insurance Office,
Grand Rapids, Wis.
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Cheapest and Best Ee-:ss,2 per
7 z 2 " S:
HIDES WA1TED.

0TOSHER i FOSTER VII pay the hi-hes;
NJ market price in CASH for Green ard Dry
Hides, delivered at their store.
Grand Ra,sds July 9th, IS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-01

GbEAI DISCOVERY O. InE AGE
Important TO Iobacco CheTeFs!
DE-. GUSTAV L.EEtRD'S
TASTE RESTORATIVE TR0C hes,
TIE GREAT SUBSTITUTE FOR TOBACCO.
| I is well known and iaccnuoyertitlc f,ot
L that the Use CT Tobacco IS The promoting
cause OF many Of The mes. severe
Mental and R'hysscG.1 Disorders
to which the race Of man is subject, as careful
analysis and long and painful experience have
ceariy proven that it contains certain narcotic
and poisonous properties, most Ga, gor7,us in
taelr effects, which By en,etiRg into the rlccd
| defange the functions and op ratiors of the
h q {, causing many to suppose that the o9e-~n
70 be seriously diseased
Tobacco efiec also he en- ire nervous $. :.
tcn, man.fes.iag i.self-as all who have =, J
he nox;0us wtcd will bear ties imoav--:r Las
s.tude, Nervous Ir-i,ali Y, Water B-ash C7S
pepsia. and many other so, de.s cf ii S Iniar
character.
Tie Taste (eestordtics GFcchcs
are designed TO countoract these baasfrl i.Cr.
ences and have proved completely successful in
mel I'd Of cases, and wh rever used Eeing
harml- S in themselves, they exert benefited
eGtc: upon the entire ) stem, Restoring III tes,c
which has become Vi ia ed or DESTROYED BIZ greet
indclgcnc2, completely removing he irritation
and accompanying ii2kling sensation CT tfo
,hio2t-wlich are alwa7s consequent rpcn 3D.
s'eininG from The use Of Tobacco, and BY g;v:re
healtny tore % The stomach, invigosatcs the
whole system.
Persons who IRE irretiievabiy undermining
thei. CO.'S buttons and shortening Their lives,
should Use thcsa |EocAcs immcdia ely end throw
CT The inju ious Grd unpleas n. habia Of To-
b1cco Chewing.
These TTocnes or I-o2engcs ero put Up in a
convent III and portable form at tie low price
OF % cents per box, liberal discount to the
trade. Prepared 9o'civ by the undersigned, 20
whom al ode-s should be addressed.
JAMES L. BOWERS, Drugs,
Cor. End and Race SITS, hi'a.
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T'1IBERED Lands, Fnrm end Village Lots il
i Wood CouEty--for sale by
PO H,EH.G & LANG.
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Valuable It'll Property
EC2 ALTl

X - eG- Al-5 :
NJ have Tor sale 81 our Agency, an undivi-
- dod C0e-I0nCh Interest il the extensive
numbering e>:a5 i3lmcnt known as Eitczads C.
LgSHtoae I'LL, situated four niles below Grand
Rapids on the Wisconsin River This Mil has
advantages which few o'hcr mills posses Il is
in heal h location, vi h some 900 acres of
rich land for farming purposes and belonging to
the proper '. The boarding house. shors barns
5 ores and ort-b@iIdings are all entirely new
The mill Is bailt on natural race one mila long
2tfordi2g safe storage for number Of nil ions
Get OF lumber in the log. Its dam, piers and
boom, are Ill entirely new. It situated below
al tha principal RAJ ids Of the river; and while
mills above can only run lumber IN hal water
1t can be run from this in am stage. There are
5s2o other watcCpower5 on the premises and a
good 81 e for q s earH mill. Connected it'll this
property ar. 5000 acres Of the choicest Fine
Land, we'll selected, and conycni21.. to dr:y4J1e
streams -@tiorCiag 81 iaexhaustiDle supply of
logs for TaaTs to cos1a. Everything considered
this IS the best location for manufacturing iun1.
Der in the Iinery.
Mr.. Clinton is practical lamherman and
only wishes to dispose Of d part OF his interest
in consequence of pecuniary emborras3ments
he being N deb: TO his partner for means fur
rlshed % inproTe the property. The undivided
one-half can be purchased if desired
Fer further particulars. terms &c, address
POWERS d LING,
sFood County Lar,9 Agcncp
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
Oppesise the cid %. Charlie. u.sep.

- THE UNDE RESIGNED >HD,
Ik1. would inform the public that A6z9EH
he has purchased the above establishment, and
will from time to time make additions to his
stock. Persons wishing good saddle horses,
would do well to give him a call.
He runs Passenger Train daily, on the arri-
val of stages, to Weaverville and its vicinity.
Particular attention paid to Horses on Livery.
Hoping to give his customers satisfaction, he
solicits share of public patronage.
H. A. BENTLY.
Shasta, May II, 1883. If
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24

THE UNDERSIGNED, BECAUSE OF long
4 continued ill-health, is desirous of dispo-
sing of his property and returning to the East
ern States. 1t consists of large and commodi-
GUS well furnished
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24
LIQUORS, BRANDIES. &c,

represented. Rates
not higher than San
Francisco current
rates, adding freight
to this place.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 9th Ju-
i dicial District of the State of California and
County Of Shasta.
SAMUEL Nj WARNER against his creditors.
In pursuance of an order of the Hon. Wm P.
Daingerfeld, Judge of said Court, made in the
case, hereby give notice to the creditors of the
said Samuel N. Warner, that they be and appear
before the Hon. Vim. P. Daingerfeld at his
chambers, on the 24th day of May, 1858, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, to show
cause, if they can, why an assignment of said
insovents effects should not be made, and he
be discharged from his liabilities, and mean
while that all proceedings against him be stay
ed.
Witness my hand, and seal of said Court, this
23d day Of April, A. D. 1885,
H. l. VAN HORN, CIK. D. c.,
By A. O. TArLos, Dpty.
LucAs EvEzrs, Atty. for Petitioner. [a24-td
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24
From Salt Lake via w ashinAtSh Terri.
tory.

We 6nd in the San Francisco Monitor of In,
18th, very interesting letter written from St
Ignatius Mission, Flat Head Reservation. W. T.
on the 27th January, by Rev. Father Hoeckeu-
Jesuit Missionary amongst the Rock Noantsis
Indians for the past fifteen wears We extac
the following items of interest:
The hormons are almost destitute of provis.
ions, and have determined to make their exodus
through the Flat Head Valley.
One hundred Nerncas were employed in
building fort near Fort Hail.
Mr.. b. F. Ficklin agent for the Quartermaster
Of the U s. A., has arrived at the Mission, for
the purpose df purchasing from the Indians a
supply Of horses He assures Father Hoecken
that the Mormcus will be SOON reduced to obe
dience by famine alone, which has already COM
menced its fnghtful ravages among them.
The great Prophet, Brigham Young, in re-
cent decree, has ordered all the Young men Of
hfteeh years old, and the girls Of twelve to mar
fy Immediately. Each boy to have at least two
wives But what caps the climax of his ipfa-
mics and creates lothiag for his impure creed.
even among the most savage Indians, is, that in
order TO preserve the race of the Prophet In all
as sacerdotdt purity, and to prevent a MIXTURE
win the inferior races of saints, he has Obliged
all the members of his own family to intermarry
among themselves, SO that brother takes as
many AZ he pleases of his oxn sisters for his
wives! ''
he loads bis blinded aud infatuated followers
win enormous taxes-sixty per cent-and by
that means has amassed princely fortune. As
II is feared that he will run away with his i'm
mense plunder, his people watch him closely to
prevent his escape
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24

gSf~T The District Attorney of Santa Clara has
given the opinion that all male inhabitants over
the age of twenty-one years-includng Indians
are liable to pay poll tax under sec. 40 of
the Revenue Act. If this be so, Assessor An
gell, of this county. may make big days work
at the Rancherie" just over the hill-provided
he can find the purses of the " big Indian
Ch;efs-
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24

u The undePenAess order Of OaA feI.
lows. tShasta Lodge, No. SD will meet every
Monday srening, at o'clock, in the Masonic
Hall.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24
Barn and Corral.

well supplied with water, sheds, and all the
modern improvements nstally found in connec-
ton with such establishments This Hotel
stand has been established for some six years,
and is doing the best paying business of any
establishment north of Marysville.
There is also attached to these premises
A TRACT OF LAND!
of some ten acres in extent, the principal part
of which is fenced and under cultivation;
......ALSO.....
For sale all the stock on the place, consisting
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24

MARY RHODES. Administrative of the
lsl above named Estate having this day filed
her petition and affidavit in said court, praying
that an order issue authorizing said admins
tratrix to sell SO much of the Real Estate be-
longing to the Estate of said deceased as is sit
uate in the counties of Shasta and Trinity and
State aforesaid, to satisfy certain leans against
the same, NOTICE is hereby given, that said
petition will be heard at a special term of this
Court, to be held on Monday the 10th day of
May, A: D. 1858, at IL o'clock noon, at the
Clerks Office in said county, at which time all
persons interested in said estate are required to
appear and show cause. if any they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted. J. TUCKER LANDRUM.
Probate Judge, Shasta County.
Attest, H. l. VAN HORN, Clerk P. G.
apl7-4w by toHN ANDfhsos, Dep.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24

SrRAwBgnRfEs AND CnEAN.-0ur old friend
and ncighbor--Nrs- Parker, living on High
street,-sent us on Wednesday last such a de-
iicious dish of Strawberries and cream that we
scarcely know in what manner to return her
miners, who have no garden. Strawberries and
trraynf
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24

California new Beans /;
red, white and Ba-
| yos.
Dried apples and dried
peaches, Chill peach
es, assorted pie fruits.
Green corn, green peas.
Oysters, sardines, and
a full assortment of
goods in tins.
Carolina, and China No.
| Rice.
Rock, Gro. Rock, and
Table Salt, in 5 and
lob bags.
Pickles and Cranberries
in kegs.
Goldfish, Mackerel.
Extra Golden and sugar
house syrup.
Flour, Grain, Potatoes,
7 &C., &C., in quantities
to suit.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24

DisArroisrSp.-Those Black Republicans and
Know Nothinss, who have been prcdicatiug
their calculations Of the success Of their respec
tive parties, at the next election, Upon the prob
able division of the Democracy in next sum-
mer's State Convention, have slipped up awfully.
The Legislature has postponed the election Of
Congressman, and of Clerk of the Supreme
Court, to the general election of 1859 As there
is nothing this year but Judge ofthe Supreme
Court to nominate, it is thought that the as
semhliug Of Convention may be dispensed
with, If some other equally fair and satisfactory
plan to nominate can be fixed upon Thus
There being no Convention, there can be no diei-
sion. We pity the monrners
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24

The NEGRoEs OF San Fasyc,sco.-We observe
shat the Negroes Of San Francisco, have been
holding meetings with view to cmigrate from
this State'in the event that the " Negro bilr'
becomes q law. We trust they may determine
to go whether that bill becomes a law or not
But Tor their outrageous and mob-ocratic pro-
ceedings in the Archy Lee case and their efforts
to rescue him from the hands of the officers of
the law, the Negro bill would never have had
the shadow of a show of passing. fhcir illegal
proceedings, however, have reverted not only
upon their own scoundrelly heads, but upon the
heads of hundreds of la@=ebiding and honest
colorcd men throughout the State
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24

LrrERAnr---J- George ziegle, ofthe City Book
Store, as is his habit on the arrival of each
steamer, gave us the free of his store. He
always keeps on hand late papers from every
section of the Union-also the late Pictorials
and magazines
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24

The BALL.-Those of our friends who are
fond Of dancing, good eating, and joviality gen.
orally, had better attend the bali to be given at
the I,uncombe Mills on Friday next. Every
one on the uther side of The river will be there
to say nothing of those Oh this side
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24

NEwsPArERs.-Messrs Lougse, L Davis
choice file of political and literary newspapers
brought by the last steamer. All the late Pic
torials and Harper's magazine for April
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24

woRs IN THE EAR OF THE BEAcos.-Our
ne'ghScr, the Beacon, in speaking of the case of
the People rs Graft, says:
The primary examination of the Peon,e -.
Craft, now pending in this county, will. If the
witnesses are all allowed pay, increase our coun-
" isecotedness more than thousand dollars.
We hope the Supervisors will audit the accounts
OF those only who were necessary, eitherfor the
prosecution or defense.
We would respectfully ask the Beacon where
the Supervisors given authority to audit the
accounts of any of the witnesses, whether me-
cessary or not? The law gives the Supervisors
the authority " to examine, settle and allow all
accounts legally chargeable against the county. y
bnt no where can a law be found allowing fees
10 witnesses ia eriminoicases Thus our friend
oil the Beacon will see that the Tehama Board of
supervisors cannot, in the manner which it dep-
recates, legally add thousand dollars to the debt
cf that county, nor a hundred, nor even fifty
dollars
We refer you to the act amending an act to
regulate fees of Office, approved April Z, 1857,
wherein youwill perceive that witnesses in GRIM
inai cases are not allowed fees
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-24
PR4VISIONS & GROCERIES.

RQBINs' EXTRA
IL ACON, in casks
am cases.
Greg Extra Bacon in
Sugarcured Hams ; Bill
li, Griggs', and in
Ext1 elear Pork Lard
ID ms.
Gos Butter; Cali
fd y Butter in 5 and
tins.
Crushed sugar,powder-
ed sugar, NO. sugar,
China No. l sugar.
Rio and Old Govern
ment Java Coffee, Bo-
vee's Fresh Ground
Coffee.
A hne assortment OF
Green and Black
Teas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-18
oAED.

fINiE undersigned would hereby gratefully ac-
knowledge not only the liberal patrnuaRc hr
has received from biz subscribCrs in this cgunty,
nut their Kind and h0spitable treatment, which
nave contributed fu much tO his comfort and the
Improvement ~ bic health. Tie will commence
uie delivery Of theil books in thc course " a frw
daTa-
Though silll unable o. siug Doc public the ushle
cause NJ sacred music, 90 which BE- 30 carly dr,u-
ted hiH iie d. not Ices dear 90 hs heart, and with
great pleasure has be- listened o. manly excellent
specimens NJ that Kind NJ music iu this vicinity.
4 few days since TOO, iu the East part ~ this
town, hc enjoyed some ~ the most beautiful and
enchanting quartet singing be- ever heard, by the
children NJ Mr.. J.. Is Harrington. Tho pufsm-
anrcs " thia juvenile quartet could not mil CO.
delight any lover ~ the puTest aud sweetest
strains VI tAis Heavenly ar,
&c. JohuabuT,, Sept "a, 1858.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-18
MARRIAqER.

BrmuuouH-ltrLn--ln ~ bloomsbury, ou ur
l3th luat, hy licy. l.. II Tabor, ~ Wcst Con
cord, Mr Horace liuUougha NJ Concord, and
Mrs. JuliS Ann Ripley, n m. Johu.buB.
FArNAs--CtHH-AtN North IIayerhill. n. H. ou
the l1h, by Ery Samuel Delano, Mrs l. Far
man ~ Clarmout y. H. 20 Miss Alma 4 Carr
Mr O. D Clough, ofstonc,
ham, Mass, % Mics Belle Carr
PuMuut-CuuH--lu Coventry, Aug, lpth, hy
lcN, A, u Gray. Nj Sidney pulaifrf. OF Peoria,
H., and Mr.. Diintha 1 Cobb, daughter uf
Nathaniel Wost, Esq, of Coventry.
Newport, Sept, OH, by Rev
Mr. Hancock, Mr. John Priest, aud Mrs. Emo
rCu Priest, both NJ IrasLurgh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-18
DEATHS.

LNwWNor-m Pnssmp.ic, Aug ~, after ID
protraotod Illness, Mrs, Eloca J. Lawrence
aged a.
Brmoumn-ln Kirby, Sept ., Abort W. nur.
roughs, Esq., aged % years months 10 days
hAHHoN-m ST. Johnsbuy,. Sept ian. Mt
Eliycus Barron, formerly N Washington, VI,
aged 80 years omonths II days,
LEwis-ln the city Of New York, on the OH inst.
Mrs Dhntha q, Lewis, In the 3lst year Of her
age She was brought TO West Concord, Tor In.
-crmcnt.
RouiNsoN-In North Troy, Sept "a. Mrs Aman.
dh Robinson, nt the residence finer Fon, Austin
Robinson. aged ~ years,
GouIp-lu Newport, Sept, /. NJ typhoid fever
Ashley Gould, aged so years aud Smunths,
TAGGAII--At Oglc Station, Illinois, Aug. l2h.
after lingering illness ~ four months. Mrs
RoNuna l., vifr ofWm II. Tagpart aud daugh-
Ter u the late Nathan Fisk, Esq, ofltasbutgh.
VI, Ia the 25th year uf her age,
CHAriN-At Wavcrly, Morgan Co., H.. Aug, %.
Of cougcsti,c chis, Mrs Sarah o., rc,ict Of the
late Re, VIM. 4. Chaplin, Of Greensboro, Yer
mlnt. AGED 90 years
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-18
>. STATE or VERMONT.


prebAtc court holden At tho Probate In Lunen-
Nathan Gravcs administrator IN the estate ~ limo
thy Barnard late Luncnburg In the district anrrNALI
represents 10 SAID court that decreased the
bis death the ooncr ofccrtAn real estate situated In said
lunruburg and being the which said
cd resided at the time u his dcce.- situated
village m said uucuhurr aud asks said grant
him license aud authority sell all ~ said real
cypt ne dover ot widow ofsad/dcccascd the right
oi tcNrrsnn nthld dover salt farm supposed 10 contain
one hundred and said administrator represents
that the sale Of part Is for the payment
ucht Of said deceased and charges Of administration
hsl The situation u the said real estate Is ch that
hrrrui cannot be sold without injury 10 tho
hctcuun " Il ordered by said that said Applca-
ton come under consideration and be heard the 18th
day Of September A d. lSs the Probate odlCe la LII
nenhurF Aforesaid. and II IA further ordered by said
that all persons Interested hc notified Of said appca
nhd Of the time aud place II hearing and deciding
by puhCaun'of record OF this order Ia the Chc-
Man printed tSt JohnShury In thta
sutccssvely previous TO said time appointed hearing
That they appear at said time and place aud
the same uthcY see cause. By the Court,
Attest WIN CHANDLER, Judge OF Probate
A true at record.
20 Attest VIM. CHANDLER Judge Of Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-18
G.. H.!& J. M. WEEKS

Have just received from Boston their fall
and winter Stock of Goods, comprising u
good assortment of the latest Styles, which
they nre hound ID sell at a very low figure.
Persons at distance are almost invariably
sure of finding just the articles they want at
Weeks store, as they have the advantage of
selecting fran large assortment
They are reel ewing goods of the latest
fashions cekly, by Cheney & Co.'S Express.
All persons who wish to make n bargain
satisfactorily to. themselves, are advised to
give Them call before purchasing elsewhere.
Lyndon, VI, Sept II, 2SjS