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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-30

-. Piles and Stacks, will best ex-
press she large quantity Of uev goods
received At the Peoples Store. Of
course the assortment must be large
and every body can be suited. Cali
and examine; also read thoir new ad.
ycrsiscmcnt.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-30
HOWARD -ASSoClA-
TON,
.phfl0delpht0

For a. reliet ofthe sick and distressed. afflicted
Nth liraient and Chronic Diseases, and especi-
aiiytor the cure Of ssssa.es 81 l.e> Sexual Or
gdns
MEDICAL ADvE given gratis, by the act
ing surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spcrma torrhoes
or Seminal Weakness, and ether diseases Of
thc. Sexual Organs, and on the NEW. RENE
ID les etnpioycd il the Dispcnsary, sent to the
afflicted in scaled letter envelopes. free Of
charge. Two or three .Sia,aps for postage
will he acceptable.
Address, III. }. SkILLIN HOUGATCN
4 gsnt Surgeon, Howard Associate n, no 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, IA.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-30

(rr STARR, NEW YORK
The high price which Cream OF Tartar COM
handed in !sai, ,oge,!aafS,- .,zi,t the alarming
extent TO which its iangerp',s ad.;; :eration had
betn carried. win other consider r. lions
induced !c Ii sinsnishelt hemis', whose name
is given above 10 commence what proved 10
he long AMI labor;ous scientific research
10 discover 4 desirable substitute therefore
His efforts were crownel. with nbnndai -uc
cess and hundreds of tIoI5a,sds of tu ds
Of the Substitute ave been sold ard Il 81
dnring The la.t FIVE years. throY CHOU. the
United States am! the Clnadas
The following true comparison Of its nature
md the results gifts use. With those ef Cream
IF Tartar, will convinc4 the most incredulous
Of its value.
Cream Of Tnrtaris a hi-tartrate of Pa. ash
ThisSnbstnie is simple Phos,.hnt~ and ron
Trims nothiny TAI rlai ~ .touni n boef sterile ~
corn. whtdt nd afksr efrea's ahd is til refor
THRIFTY ,urtaus. II also his hea,h u,;so
influence. and supple. Htot.'ot ,chieh there !, a
constant d.mand IN TIE sgshm.
a. lis 50 dtor n..h go l'aS, han Grim 5,
Tartar. 'rt
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-30
Weakness or DitsHi}y Induced by
Over fatlgu*

viii soon disappear by the usc Of these in
valuable Pills, and the Colder will quickly
acquire aditicnal strength. Never let the
bowels be either confined or nnd1,y acted m
on 1t nay seem strange, that Hsilsways
PiAs should be recommended for USsen,sry
and flus, many persons snpposing inat they
would increase the relaxation This j.
great mistake, for these Pills will correct the
liver and stomach, and thu. remove an the
acrid humors from the system. This IN edi
cine will give tone and vigor to the whole or.
garlic system, however deranged, while
health and strength follow ~ matter Of
course Nothing will stop Ito relaxation Of
! he Bowels 50 sure a, this famous medicine.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-30

Tho entertainment given last
Fsklay evening,at tho N. IL. Church,
by.the young ladies Of this place, for
the benefit Of sick and wounded sold.
iers, passed of in very good style, con-
stiderirg tAat it was. eptirely home en-
tsrprise, and that the participants were
but. comparatively short time in,pre.
pairing &hamsalyea for the exhibition.
Tho house MAS well filled, and enter
tanned until quite . late hopr. Thirty
two dollars and thirty GENTS was the
result Of the effort, which will be handed
over to the proper agent to bc,forward-
I'd for the purpose for which it was
raised.
....Last Tuesday morning Messrs.
TIA. Graham ard y. D. Appelgate re-
ceived by express nearly $4,000 sent
hame BY the .s9ldieTs pi IBIS equity in
the Path and 2sth regiments to tl,eei,
families and friends. Letters have been
received from the soldiers, nearly, two
weeks since, ,sss.iing lhsiM ssSRa psg he he'd
bssn sent, and il was.so lQnes il .; Salfl,e
that many feared 4 re- i l h1af' IsSa Sass1al
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-30

Mr.. Arb IL making sonc good
improvements in front OF his building,
on the North side Of the square We
wish this spirit was general throaghopt
the town. ,~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-30
volunteers, attentions! Indiscre.
lions Of Youth

Sores and Ulcers. Bloehes md swc,linc.
can with certainly be radically cured. If The
Pills are taken niga. and morning, and the
Ointment be freely used rs stated in ..,e prin
ted instructions. lftreaied in any other man
ner they dry up in one par, TO break out in
another Whereas this Ointment willrcmcve
The lumors from the system, and leave the
'Plient vigorous and healthy man II will
eau,re little perseverance, In bad cases to
insure a laSfin cure
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-30
sOr Wounds either Occasioned
~ the shc BayOnet, sabre. ar
K:sllct. Sores or Bruises.


To wlIs.l every Soldier and Siilor ara liza
BE, there are no me iicines so safe, sure. and
convenient. rs H"llowny's Pills and Ointment.
The I?o1 Tonnded and almost DYING su,fere,
might lave his wounds dressed Immediately
4 he wog.i only provide .l,'5Es.lf with this
nAtches.. ointmert ss.,iiei, should be ,lrus,
into the sycnna i, siaeaie all round 1t, then
owed with iae:e OF linen from lis knap.
sack ard compressed with handkerchief
Taking. night and morning. & or FILLS, 10
cool the system and prevent inflammation.
Every Soldiers hnarasck anil Se,man.s
hest shond be provided With taess va,ua-
ble Rcmsd:l.
CAT TTON,-Nen are genuine unless
The words .Uoi!oway .srw York and Lond on. .
are disces abe as Water marx in every leaf
+ the book cf directions asr.t.i each 10. Q,
box; the sa,ne may piainly he Seen By hol,l,rq N.
'eaffe D.. git. A handsome reward .i.l
given 10 one rendering such information A.
nay lead = the tetce. 'en 81 any p.rty or par
lies coUntt risitins iht tnea ciass or vending
he same. knowing them 70 be spurious.
Sold at Inc m.unfsctary or Professor
U,t!o"ay. 81 Maiden Lane, New York, aud b.
Al! respectable GrSgi SITS And Dealer. in Ned.
icine, through! The civilized world in boxes
\, p cents. and 81 each
Gss@ There is considerable saving ~ taking
The larger s:zas
y. B.-''ir-csi.ns for III. guidance ~ pat
tents inevers disoss are affixed /, each b,1
5,rl7
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-30

-. The late arrangement Of change
Of time is quite an accommodation to our
people. W. can now visit Cedar Ra-
pids remain there FIVE hours and return
the same day. We also receive oar
inaile .about seven hours earlier than
for,nerly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-30

.Dr. Hunter informs us, that a
Mr.. Tucker, very late OF Ohio. il now
l'rQstrat1a with the small pox At the
h"nsc IT Mr.. |. Toland in Colu,nbia
township. The patient is doing quite
well, and with proper care the disease
,~i,hlsss confined to its ,presssl,t locality.
All persons living in. The Vicinity, and
ut vaccinatcd, should avoid exposing
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-30

ITO day il the National Fast day
appointed by the President. Divine se<-
vice wiz he held at the Presbyterian
church, and business houses in town
'h"u'd be closed the gxaAser pert the
day.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-11
THE GALE DON A n
Our Ghildreu's Corner.

A BIT OF ADVICE FOR BoYs-'You are
made to be kind says Horace Mann, 'gener-
Gus and magnanimous. If there is boy IN
the school who has club foot, don't let HIM
know that you ever saw it. If there Is
poor boy with ragged crthes don't talk about
RAGS when be is in heaiir". 1t there Is lame
boy, assign him some part OF the game when
does not require running, II there is hun
cry one, give him part of your dinner. II
there is dull one. hri p him to get his lesson
II there is bright one, be not enviops Of
him; for if one DO, is proud Of his talents
and another is en,inus of item, there are
two great wrongs, and ~ more talents thar
before II larger or Stronger boy has In
iured yor, and is sorry icr it, forgive hin
and request the teacher not 10 punish
him. All the school will show by their count
enace how much better it is than to have {
great fist
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-11
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEyEyy
WILLIAM GRAHaN,s fSr,Tr

"a ~ I'D daN al NJ 4 d. l,6g " ~ "a -''-''i,I-
. i.G-P r f~rhcr A'l,niIi>trair m ,i
-, - " % ,.E 'Htniain iafe 81 P,a.ha,a =, al
'>"> =" Tea'irr -aC.l.,.- -. g.
~ -o'i''.''i .il .'' --ls l> a,g,sr,-, ~, as
- - 'A'l.'tiails- ss.ia alIpyau,- d. .~ 49,.
- 'ai' ..i4 iiS'ri',ilDE 81 rl- r,.>f h.. 49,
- @-''-' a uvJItT' u SAL OaJra, sa..s-
L' az = tN "lii.l-1 L. sile sane. N 4, ~
=" ~ az >I ''Il IA tbr same V,af,. g5,T d. -, -
II. -is' T." l-ad a. The fiaai, tiiic, =, II a. -
90 az . Ia = ~ Pee. : 10 l~Ss. Aud 4 sl-,-3
'lvi 80 'i2l ,i' ei>'l> Interested De rliiits a. a.
gutd lA'li Sc copy at la, rc,-rl 90;
Jal,ri'1ia;i 1Etlit a. s. JufrS,.rs ilr,a ,ti'
re-isviH f'r'AiaEe .u said lime - s,,srrf- 10, -
-. s,i''a- ana coolest tle a.zallc, 81 .g,1 -
ilir- edl~', q a a. re heard l- al! - ~ =
Es llfs' VslTl-
Ai5e>l. ASA l.. FRENCrI. yp7,.
--7, -.-irA q ra"r,T,'-
sils Aflc-i, ASA L. FRENCH. il.
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r O R S A L E

The subscriber offers for sale his situation
where he now lives. on Main street, St Johnsbury
PLAN. House, Shed and Barn 100 feet long.
House. two stories high. finished in first rate
lyle about three fourths of Of land, well
calculated for a genteel residence or for keeping
first class boarding house. Also, his . Lambert
Hastings Farm" containing 220 acres of land.
good Barns, Sheds and Dwelling House, Sug-
ar Place and Sugar House. The farm can spare
1000 cords OF first rate wood and have enough
left for the use of the farm: worth $s'75 per cord
on the >tumps. within II miles of the village Of
st Johnsbury Both situations well watered Il
not sold, the above places will be rented to good
responsible tenants. Inquire of
ISAAC WOODS.
St John sbury March IA c3Ytf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-11

The undersigned who has been We'll know. il,
this par. Of the state for 20 years A. Marble
Worker. continues to manufacture VI numrrtS
Grave stones and Ornamental WORK Of every
style of pattern, IL suit eyCry BODY: -ad in VIE
ot t'c fact that he does the most expensive par,
u the work himself. Ae can sell i; D. ices that n,
;lau can 1--WE ~. and hire his work done and IA,
MS oils 1t Is we'll established lac; that 4 maj,
always succeeds the best who i the best acguail.-
cd with the business which he ! in What SANG
man would think Of getting a tae prop0r;ioncI
and well finished monument. deSirncd Aid exc
cutcd under the directions Of a man who T..
tended saw mil 81 pcddlcd tin Ifyou MAI :.
good job 90 10 4 good mechanic, tel him MA,
YOU Walt. and N"u Viii get the 'e>; ,,o and u,
lowest price. hose who are about - rur. ..>r
Monuments or GiaNe Stones. WI. md Just wi.at
MI. suit them Oy Coming - i.vnd n q. by WI. .nu
M. phrtlcn'aTs. and every lob Will nc cN,,..,si
with ndeIy and >tlc' regard the M he, Of tie
purchaser. GP. SPENCER.
Lyndon. Jan. l. 1853 o,ff
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South Hardwick Oct 6. 1866
T ANDS FOR SALE

In Westmore. VT, in the vicinity of
w L L o L 6 H B Y L A X E
The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
suit purchasers. 5000 ACRES of New Land in
the town Of WeslmOre. at prices varying from
SO to s. per according to quality and loca-
ton.
, These lands are of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth of Maple, Beach, Birch,
Spruce and Hcnl!och. The soil is rich. dark
loan, and will produce from - to 80 bushels of
Wheat per acre. without manure.
( WestmOre is near the Passumpsic Railroad. is
increasing in population, and will eventually be
come one of the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County.
Such as are contemplating emigration to the
West, or the purchase of old worn -Out farms at
the East will do we'll to take look at WeStmore
before purchasing elsewhere. A liberal credit
given. GEO. &. CHANDLER.
Concord, n. H.. FEB 1861. 3l,f
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Proposed Advertisement of a Rum
Seller.

friends and Ne.ghbors:
Having long defed the temperance men OF
St. Johnstury, in their Efforts to close my
eommodious shop for Liquid Fire, embrace
this opporlunity of informing you that
shall co;.tnue the business of making drunk
ards, paupers and beggars, for the sober,
Industrious and respectable to support.
| shall continue to deal in familiar spirits, -
which shall excite men to deeds of riot and
robbery, and blood and by so doing dimin-
ish the comforts, augment the expenses, en-
danger the welfare of the commu 1ity.
will undertake at short notice, for sma Il
sum, and with great expedition, to prepare
inmates for the asylum. the poor house, the
prison and the galows.
| will furnish an article which shall in
crease the amount of fatal accidents, multiply
the number of distressing diseases, and rend-
er those harmless incurabe
will furnish drug which shall! deprive
some Of life. may of reason, mos of property
all Of peace; which shall cause fathers to be
fends wives, widows children o, phans. and
all mendicants.
will cause the rising generation to grow
up in ignorance and prove burden and
nuisance to the nation.
will cause mothers to forget their suck
ing infants. virgins to forget their priceless
innocence.
| will corrupt the minister of religion. OBJ
struct the progress of the gospel, defle the
purity of the church, aud cause temporal,
spiritual and eternal death and if any he
so impertinent as to inquire why l had the
audacily to bring such accumulated misery
upon comparatively happy tand, my honest
reply is MONEY!
The spirit of the trade is the most lncra-
tive, and protesting Cnfsrjans c,n:i'u to
give it their c1etr'ai Goa ~tenancr.
| live in the land o. itb-rtv. and far bot
the secret plots OF the m inlsht ,emplarS,
consequently | claim th.- right to d-moiish
the character, destroy the health, shorten the
lives and rain the ais of those who choose
to honor me with th=ir Custom.
r. Artemus Ward thinks it hard thing
not to have wife-no g-Atle heart to get up
in the morning ard hud fire.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-11

@ Here is beautiful prayer, by lit
tie one oily six Yeas old:
Lord bless the poor children, and give
them good homes. so that they wont have 10
live in cellars an! more. And help me no.
to spend my money for candy, that l ma,
have more to give to them. Amen"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-11
gON-HI> SEUNERS' EgyEpp
HARRY BAt.GETr,S -,SrsrF

NE liz. subscribers, having t'ern arp,-i.r..l r
w aiiar PIv,afr CusI1 fiT the ,ii~l-i,-slas lr f'i
---r'ilrfS. :" receive examine sl air,, l'1-''
'cilala> - al .,tT~-l>. s-s--g IL. so N.'u ana
ls---li, la- al - J',,l.lugy. IA >aia ale q i4arE
- I'->-il III i- ~ at. a. Ia, Icy d. -,''''-e
itv- - al M 10 lr5s - "a - '' D. 70
iit-.r Gains 10 slid Vr-n - -. 'Nr
-. ~, - -, ii meet lr ilas ,.sa.-, "a.
, n, ,,t - -. - -Ilt-sI-y. iu AID -rf.,
d. :, - nj e,i ia 81 Ma o.. ~;
ras-l- r%r.r sa4 d.
at SB Ed HASTINGS
EkiSE-- BROWN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-11
CONN I>SEOEER>' NUyy,sF.
81 6 r,H-nNIAN.S ...-r,r.-

q -'.,T '--rS.-aT,- i'e-R appointed ~ t.,
''''-''' 49, al l.t q >,i08 Caledonia.
- r. c. cNalEac all adjust All alss ..4 -
81 a. - =,-i> siil>l Ire la" 81. >l- .rG.iar-.
sat'riHil- ~ Nd district, It,,.-5lf-
re, - .h,1;, aa la I'm a4-Eil> l... ...
-' . NJ. l-',.. 3 4lvv i o. >al1 l...- 500 Z.
'-F--A It's ID so. uo--yG. ..E. liz .,-
80 l'tCaiI> rse -iSe .4oJry 1sr 3D. s5-..g
'L' ll'c>'t or li.l.G-ni - Jlr y,i- ...al~r .
~ Nlis T. 90. j.. -tt4 r.- l.r
''l snr -t;! fv - nCta.-T alC -gl ,lav 49, s 81.
Nr" d" >,-.> l.Ic ..lli.ss.l- -..
naNIEg. r'IBg'F.-IN
DANE. Rob "a ~ - U.s.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-11
"'sNWfS SIGNEH.S NOTICE.
LANDoN GRAMS ssTAT..

II r tt- >ar>,r4"T> ;ci.l- aFlr.'lte ~ 1,.t p.
t''li' i''r gi- District I'aledtala 4 ,f., -, ,
iT''lNc- vAa'1c ela - i,-1 all Casl.> .lli =
v>''> ''-'-t Tar estate D, lH'i'i}- cram L-lr =,
Jv''l>a'> IA saia a.>i-l>f. icOea>y r-,.,rr,l,. ,
y- 'll Ire lam 81 IN lis Iron Ia, l>l',.,
H. F'ic ai''rrc Ia saii taUr1 IL. tr,s.,l- 81
,.tt''~t@i 10 rNAilu sI ETpRr L-Ir l.srJiIAr ,,a-
i'sivf '>- 'Iihc lf,Oc. that -, a,ftr AZ, ~ ~,
u ''-- appointment al tie 81. Jolr-t.pry I,s- =, =
Itl'lS'-Ih Ia lid district sue - Iu.-4.s> . "a.
and Man, l>4 ~ osS, ia sic .il,crils-. III e., d..
$40 d.
=. "a CHADWICK. -
.ss@ EPaRAlN JEgEgT. ft.iH e.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-11
{ CANCERS, SCROFULA, AN
OTHER HIINORSi

After 35 years Of practice as regular physi-
clan of the Alapathic Schoo, and being armed
with diplomas from the New England Medical
Society of Boston, the Vermont and Maine State
Medical So ieties, &c, the Doctor Hill does
not hesitate to ask continuance OF public pat
ronage rendering his sincere thanks for past ia
yors Having for the last % years, permanently
cured hundreds Of cancers, of the most malig
nant type which fact can be substantiated by the
most positive proof. The Doctor, would say that
he vet remains at South Hardvick. VT, where
all those afflicted with Cancer, Scrofula. or other
humors, would do well to call before it is too late.
The Doctor would also caution the public against
certain imposters who are prescribing for can
GERS. protesting to have obtained the skill from.
the Doct Hill, as the Doat Hill has never impair
ted the skill to any enc in the State Of Vermont.
Il w HILL, NJ. d.
SOuth Hardvick Oct G. lSG2 IS
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0,ln WILL BE FORFEITED By
,Ds(tNJa DIR. /. DIX If failing 10 cure

in less time than any other physician more efeciaa.S
and permanently, with less restraint iron occupation
81 exposure 10 a.! Weather Eih sale and pleasant
medic les, SELF-ABCSB AND SoiiTART HABITS,
ssi effects anu co:l>equei ceS. SPECIAL AILMENTS
AND SITUATIONS incident mar led and single Ia
lies: SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS: Ner-
cuTal Affections, Ell piOIs and all of the Skin
Ulcers IF the Noe Throat and B~iy Pimpies on li1s
Face SwellnSs Of tie Joints. NervOas, Constitution
n and other Weaknesses outl sad tc nlure advanced
At all a-t :. If both sexes single married.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-11
'RbE;; Of NOTICE q SETTLEMENT.
joEN STEVENS ESTATE

Ala ?. '-ir ..s;. iel3 =, 81 Joll-,-r1. ia ,4.s a..
.f-,-- =. Z. iaa 81 N..N.. i-.a.
itD1- fc'tT i.it>s. .,s2lil.iS;r.:iT ga f..-
See ! l"lh stevens. is.e "a Bagi,i a. sd ,i.-.r-
''''~''- I-aI"'~c~ l. rr.ieg "a liz a.
rtE-.fa'in .lt ru f.rr>r n ao,u.I.i ara,1l~1 .l
a~-a- ..t-i'"4 sd slbN..4trr ip. 4ha ,..rt.r-.
'a.-Nii- .a..I.-l Aid -l-tgiy.i4g rt,i tx. a
.t- '~.-f.. lt,--'- - >lia crtr1. alu.a- rt. ,.
-~ ,1Issv4 L. the s.eI,iT-., -
,--r. Ia GIi rtat 1ic t,Ilsr 1Il-Tt 1-r-
g.. ai - A. rif Probate ul.yc ia II Johns. ..l , +.
H. Ia az - D. l~.. l. -rrrir y.r ....f
"a. -. iar->A> HIeH.al See i.st-ie4 l.,3l D. ... -
-srl a.a 20. H. fcpll o. this order q. - ..s Id
-i..i'; Il "a = 'l-I>sIE- tl~tr e. >-..tF ,
'l-l> 1" Nala ll-r - l,tsIl. T4t The rsv afg.r
.''i;' = L. .il,aA Account O. lin, -. tt
a '>' i'- hears i >aia CONT, l., se matte. IL llti q
All Distribution 81; >i5d ,->lssr.
By tie Court
Attest, asa l.. FRENCH Ja.-.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-11
ORDER 81 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
HNNAIln 2 ALI ALn-> ~ Al.

a Pf'a-e Conn 'ii - J"h,>Iry in SAID >lr'-i
-1i4 ia q :, ! %. l-os.
+" r'> - g. i--ai> a,:'ls~' ,.~-l-,
40; h.a-l = sG~i AL uccis,k. IA >aIs ,..fr,i
49, -a ..-> f-clcr a. q, ,y.l1 = ll> ia 3D.
Il e. Il I'd. - ~ s., lli .-si>t -ass 1sir -
t.i;a;3 siG @ r.Nl ..g d. ,'uI4''>i .rt..l l,4---
In g.i Distribute q I'- r,it sid Under a
-r- al. >atd vaal5-au ga ;se vr-r.> 1e iy laa
i''l.re. 70 ;ls' >aulv-!1 tl-T-,u-- s-ir--a
lsgTi i-af Ia, -gr., Ul.l-r rra;in.. ana
i-- irl - ray PEl..'e ON II .i,lli>i T., -
d.. *. 10 80 AcaU : IL:1is-T ordered. Tia
al, Parsons .-sIr,.' Pc rvllci .rrei 1y l}.yii,i
&c. T'ie IS a lh>ttl,.eg Ia -ic tAly.u go
- - - -'isl>' f4It-s weeks
To sail ii,-triil-. tl4.l 1s u.ay tr -.
g.-r,-s il- s.i slyt cd, SAIL ay,,sl.-. Tll.s
I ALI ncafa ~ sad olurI "a the l-4rI,.
fari I;,.l, .I:ll distribution 81 >.ii estate
H. -A-. Cy''Tl.
Attest, ASA /. FRENCH. Lal-e-
So Attest ASA l. FRENCH Iaa-..
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E,>ARM AT AUCTION.

The subscriber "ficrs for sale II aac;.eu ...
Thursday, Dee. l., loo3, at l0 COCO a N. -.-
farm, situated Ia Barnet, IL miles froia la>>u,-
Sic village. Said farm contains i-ia acres Il ,..
land, divided into tiliaye. moving pa>tararr 40
woodland On said farm l. dwelling Eo-so -
Snld and two barns and sheds. racTe i l---
ming water t. Doth ause aud olrn.
Also at the sane time anu place the Lo..ov..,,
personal property
Forty-seycn Sheep milch Cows, ) Yyar2ls, Is.
l Calf. four ycaIS old Horse l Shoat, also.
tx Tart, / ene-hoTse Iamorr Wagon. ! a-,-'
Wagon, sleigh AIso, - tons Hay. ca.-
Straw, ID bushels oats, 10 bushels Com > g->--
els pvt.1ges, aud IL u iry s;oye syouG-
sale positive JOHN HCGiLl-
1;5-7,- J. Ii. Moore. Aucilo.4-,r
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T UMBER. REMOVAL.

The subscriber has removed to the Hancock
shop at Paddock village; and having put in a
new Pianer will do all Kinds of planning in the
best manner. He continues to furnish all kinds
of lumber or the most reasonable terms. Also.
packing boxes of every description.
DANIEL COLBY.
st. Johns bury Nav s. 4l-tf
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ORDEi: al NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
LYDIA Z. SHEDD-S ESTATE

~ probate held q =; JciSJlry IN ,l.l district,
on the - n lay % NaN puli.rr. 4 10 Isl
Whereas Era & CiiA5nt'rrn aU2 " iiaip Sa,nTll ~,
a II" AL WlI lul lya s~t.v'l
ale - Pos,hau. ~ I'D district DECREASED propose 40
I-rrr III ~ frir al nliii>lrall, All L, ~Ii
lL-iT ans, >lia v>laIr cNaaiila1,l and
aiuNafce tI &c l'-Erl making H., lall ana .>g-
11!le II said rs1aie. Ia. .,r = dee 20
Saia CcuTl. a:laac lie persons who tlIsf',
b, sis, SINE
/ ordered ,osITg Tia; H. -n,.
lIa-T C1>isrra'i, sus ~ b. ii fls P.,,art
uhrr NJ Juhn-nCry ga thr 2.iA DAY ot Dec. A a.
icsaf- Aia I l~:l5rl': T.-Tvd- Ial "a. GEL .,,l,-
~ n'i1a-i rrci lN l'u-4luatl.;l % pHA lhr
IT, ''r.r. "a the I'D ,,'rIiivl ',.r- y
three weeks Sl,,->-vs i1nrh1uI.> L. >sG risr a
HAT ftlE appear ii.l contest lie alipaI.,y 20
aFIfI. ana ilt..l A
court ,'r n,aJ,tr lsaTlliio, ana ,>I.i. ,l g., @
estate Nv The Court
Attest. Asa l.. fRESs.i. J. r-,
irCc cill q record.
80 Attest. ASA L. FaENyrfi. st.a--
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CLOTHING. CLOTHING
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,

FALL MD WINiEE ILUIHINI
Having just returned from Boston have yer,
large and full assortment Of styles which will be
sold As ow or Il wer than can DC h"ngh, else
where i'll VI or Mass. Believing that quick ea,
and small profits is the only way to do business
def. competition. daily receiving freNt
arrivals dir ct nom Boston.
Also, all Kinds of D.ess and Fancy Goods usr;
ally kept in a countr! store, which will sell f.
a very small advance Also. all kinds of stove
and plows Of every description.
W EVANS & son.
! Peac.am. VT Sept 10, 1868. G5-S