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In pursuance 10 law, uu'irr = irreoy
given that roll. will be opened ., The u-msl
plsces 90 holdcy elections. in the several
townships ~ Dubois County. Indiana. or
ruesdav. the 9th day ~ October, A. ~.
1856. Tor The purpose ~ eleriing the officers
me ninnrd in The foregoing preripe, ~hsr~"'
VI: nerscns interested will take notice rnd
govern themselves accordingly. WiiLess
ms hand and Seal. This Sih day Of Sepiem-
der. 1866
HENRY MAUNTEL. sheriff y. G.
.rri. 8 \ lsCi
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
~ oTtcK - hereby g,v-n That The under
~ -igned hn- been appointed adminls'ra.
'or 1T Vi. estate OF Jn-rph Gaurk. late ~
Dubni county. deceased. SaId esiste i
probably solvent.
JOHN wEiKEI.. ndnr.
ssrt ~. ls65-3v.
MEN PnYSlO6 Monty. o. ">,.s- ~
CHARACTER ~ manifested through Ten
persm- ut snd External Foms. sud sspe eli
ally Ia The ''HuMAS FACE DIVINE" On'
irlsgan' voiume. with nearly 500 pages. rns
I l OOu iilus:rntipns. u, = X. WELLS, FL
.l,us PnaEsnI cslcAL J"uRsAL. ps'ra. poe
1888 BrvsdMay, New York
New Pavsi,.roil," i eninenfly p'ac
'l,icsi. ,ulis iilu-ra'rd. aud veil suited 70 b.
wants "a sll. in The s,nay Of ''ih" 'nce'
be reader r"on learns 10 q. nd es~h m,
|rvrry ,es'nre. Noses ~. classified ~ III
Ramsn. Greek. Jew.sh, Snno ana Celestial
rhe rs~ speaks sil iangusges. whr'her riacl
blue. b AVA or hazel ~ Ike m,nr-f
: cheeks. neck. csrr. hsnds feet. walk. vuir~
laugh. ctr. are rhown 10 he "~igns Q
lrhsrarfcr
IN 90 other work u 50 much light shown
upon the character and drsfinv VI msnk'n
Is 10 this. or The distinctive traits ~ na'l"i'
aud tribes 90 clearly pointed ont. Portrait
of d S,inaui-hed persons ~ nncirn, nm
!, modern times. with bogragraphical -keicnr
rnd dslneaiicn ~ character. rrs gwen =
\ Div,n-s, Orators. Statesmen, Warmers. Ar
: ri-,s, Poets. philusodherr. Inventors, sur
!. gems, Dscoverers. Actors. Musicians. etc.
ere included. II IL an .EncvciopE lin 0
Typography. scqusinting the reader with III
career and character Of msny great me-
:. and women Of the past OOO years. snd Q
the present such. Tor instance. ~ Arisi"fe
D Julius Cn.ss. Sh ,kspesre. Washington, N a
poleon, Franklin. Bancroft. Bryar'. Long
fellow. Irving, Ross. Bonheur, Theotosi
Barr. Cobeen. Bright. Lawrence. BoIivaI
Whately. Tbackevay, DoS, Know. Richie
Then. Aopner. Buckle. Dickens. Vlctors
Wesley. Carlyle, Motley, Mil. Spencel
\ Thompson, Guthrie. Alexander, and hun
: dreds of o,heys. AGEr1s WANTED. Boo
sent by return post % express. on recsiF
I. o. price.
: sen, 1t 1666-2~.
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An ESSAY OF WARNING AND IN
N sTRUcTIONS FOR YOUNG MEN
Also. Diseases and Abuses which perna
nen,ly trcs,rs,e the Vital Powers. with sure
means u relief. sent Free Of Cnarge, ~
sealed letter envelopes. Addfes. ~. }
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Ascot
alton PhiisdeIphis, Pa.
sept. 18th 1867
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n3 Good Heslth l. laramnunt % wealth,
ii the sys,eln i ~ bad order 2mge out The
vile huraors aud distempers with liohcck'r
blood P,llr. and get me internal organs per-
forming their regular functions rnd once
10 order. keep them % with R,Osck's SON
ach BHiers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-22

We are requested " give notice that
there sill Re public meeting Of the
citizens y. Co.unbis township at J Ohm
Thimling'z. on FRIDAY sept. g. All
tbe county Candidate are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-22

1.-THE President and party arrived
at Washington on Saturday last. He
was greeted at Baltimore with an en-
thnsiasiic reception, while his return
welcome to Washington was perfect
ovation, such az has seldom been wit
messed in that city.
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1.-THE Soldiers and Sailors Con-
veurion in favor of an entire Union,
held at Cleveland on last Tuesday
was a brilliant success. Gen. Wool,
the Oldest Major Geueial in America.
presided over its delibcration. Every
distinguishcd military cllieltain in the
army has now given his adhesion to
10 tie Presidents reconstruction pol
icy. Among them We notice Gen.
Grant. Sherman. Sheridan, Meade,
Custer. and host Of otheI.
Thad Stevens says the President il
a usurper and tsaiter. lie keeps ex
cellent company for traitor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-22

UTllons. ID. w. VOORHEES, and w
f. Niblack addressed an immense
gathering Of voters at Winslow on
Wednesda; last. The weather was
very unpleasant, bnt so anxious were
the people to hear, that they stood in
a drenching rain for hours listening.
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1.-THE rams this week have raised
White and Paioka rivers 70 a booming
stage. We are informed that a large
amount Ut corn along White river
will be destroy a by the flood.
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n-rsynu are q nuissncs; I'll commit
you" sid aud offended judge TO noisy
person in court. "You have no right 20
commi, = nuissnc.." sid the offender.
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1--WE motto. Judge Dcbrular has
an appointment to speak drJaspcr on
Monday next.
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HGeneral Rosseau was, on Sat
urday last, elected to congIess from
the Louisville District OF Kentucky
The vote was small.
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HOur town marshal yesterday
imposed fine OF So on MIR Joseph
Geissler for an assault and battery on
Grandfather Eckers.
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IL Col. Allen. the great Mog"l OF
the radicals IN this district. said in A
speech at Petersburg on "Wednesday:
II glory in being q radical; am as
radical as the devil. and believe the
day is not far distant when it will be
considered rs great al honor 70 have
been radical in 1866. as to have
been a soldier in the Union army
What think ye Of that. war-worn vet
Grams! Are your ariuous services IN
tile field for four years to be esteemed
no higher than the blatant advocacy
oil disunion and negro equality!
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TJntgc NibIack viii address I'll,
people at HuntinGDurg on next Tues
day. at o'clock, and at Tay lorsville
w arrick county. on Welnes lay.
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Will at1resr tue people cf Dubois
County. on the political issues OF The
dav, AZ Jasrer. N
MONDAY, SEPT. "a. 1866.
a. this may k The only opportunity
which tie people Of Dubois will have
10 hear judge NibIsck during the
campaign. = large attendance is re-
nrested- Turn ont. irienis, and bIing
your Radical neighbors with you.
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(LATE suKcEcs ~ UNITED STATES ARMY.
rend.r< m- professional services 10 the
ci,izen- ~ Ryrkpon . "a vicinity.
Ofics 3#doms North ~ I'osto.tst
d. Sspin having tsksn . thor ,ugil course
~ lersurrs nn ds~nsssei the Nv. sns Y 4
he vi | NV. -nresl aisenvssn ~ thess, sna
cHRoNit nissA>Fs gs.-rsis .rpta W.T.
Jnne 80 b 1-Gi-3m, u cs,rrf D,m
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SHW.--On last Sunday a. NJ. +.
Wssthers and w Harmed, d Ireland,
IN shis county. we're cut hunting, the
iormer sccidsnsally shot tho lsster in
lie sEm, SCATTERING the bone, and ma.
king % ugIy wound, which il is fear.
"a may canas the loss Of his arm.
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c1-The following are The appoin'meh
made by the Methodist Conferences Ia tn
District. for the ensuing yesr:
MITCHELL Df.rRic- -D-M'isrias. ?. L.
Mitcael-J. n. Thompson.
Leesv,lle--L. Johnson.
Brownaown-W. NJ NJ Jariog.
Pnoli-N. J Belt.
Orsng~yilIe-W. Shissly.
WickliiIe 20. ". Tan..y.
Shoals aud Fsenca Lick. Druncr.
Loocoo,ee-E. Hs~s.
washing.on-W. 4. Harmed.
Washington Circuit--E II liaskins.
Clark Prsirie-E r L Wells.
Bloonfield--I. T. Cannon
Bedford--S. Bowers.
Springvills-G. fIssv-nridge.
Hsysville-J. 81. Hilliard.
Oslsans-J. NJ. O'Fiyng.
Ede-Z J,nss.
Houston r. s. Brooks
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DTThis locality was visited by |
heavy white frost last night.
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DGo to Jergers for good clothes,
and cheap.
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Democratic state Ticket.
Fcx SECRETARY o. sTATf.
Geo NAHLoS y. MANSON.
sos xumraE ~ srArk.
CHRISTIAN q. BADGER.
rss rzxsst kEa " ~rArs.
JANIS 3. RYAN.
roR srrpkyxy GEstsAL.
JOHN n. r0FFROrH.
Eos srrEEisrExrrs1 y PUBLIC issrrcrIos,
II. y. CHAPMAN
FOX coSGRE<s.
WI. z SIBLACK.
Fos PEssEcrroR. 3D JrDrciAL ClncutT.
C. : DOBBlNS
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General Zoo ana the Cleveland on,
yeat.oa 81 s oilers ind Sailors.
Msjor Genera Wool, having been ilyll.
"a 10 attend the Soldiers aud SsiIors' Cox
ven,ioa 81 Cleveland, returns The FOLLOWING
answer:
Troy. September 4. 1866.
70 George p. Este. Chairman, etc;
DxAR SIN: hasten 10 reply 20 yonr invi.
ts,ion Of the 81 insiant TO meeting Of The
soldiers and sailors ~ the srmv and navy
who are 10 favor OF the restoration policy os
President Johnson. 10 b. held II Cleveland
on the 17,h instant. LEVIN afford me great
pleasure 20 attend the meeting, which
Intend 10 DO whether invited or not We
have fallen on evil times. with indication :
Of another evil war should Il take place
i, would be more terrible than the one from
which we have just emerged. Il would
rend the Union il fragments. never 70 D.
sgsln aniled except under military dic!a
Tor. From 'hs meeting Of officers and so''
ders. AMI seilors TO take place on ne l7ii
instant. I anticipate the most favorable re-
suits. l,is 40 less right and proper than
indus psnsshIs that the people OF the Union
should know the opinions. feelings AM
sentiment OF those who have offered III ei
lives 40 sacrifice to their county
have IL. honor TO be. very respectful,
your obedient servant.
JunS Wool Major Genersl
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NJ oTtcE = hereby givrn tha, ,hr under
~ -igned ha- been appointed adminls'ra
for 1T Vi. estate OF Jnsrph Gaurk. late o
Dubni county. deceased. Said es,ste !
probably solvent.
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LQAHX,
DIR. j. H. ANDERS' IODINE WiTER

DIR. j. II. 4NDERS' IODINE WATER
A pure solution of Iodine, without solvent,
Containing full grain TO each ounce of water.
TIE MOST POWERFUL WHALING AGENT AND
RESTORATIVE KNOWN.
1t has cured and will cure SCROFULA in all its
manifold icrms-tLCERS, CINCERS. ~
PULLS. SILT RiiEL-N-aI.d it has been Used
with astonishing success in cases OF Rheumatism
dyspepsia, Consumption. Female Complaints.
heart LAYER and Kidney Diseases, &c.
Price 81 bottle. or for =.
Dr. H. ANDEks Co.. physicians and Chemists,
i2S Broadway, New York,
Also for sale by SETH W. FOWLE & SON,
10 fremont Street, Boston, and by Druggists
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Auttiou and 2riratf Salts.
REAL ESTATE
T. Il II : A I, F. .

The subscriber having occasion to travel for "
vearor more. offers his entire real estate tor sa'e
at a bargain, consisting of first class
FIGURING MILL,
with a first rate run of custom, which oy proper
r,onagement will earn at least Sl2OO per year.
Also,
4 DWELLING HOUSES AND BARNS,
together with other outbuildings. 20 acres OF
and, with the entire water privilege at west
Dan,ille. w., which is as good, if not the best
IN +bis state There are at least two Of the very
hest water privileges for wooden or cotton facto-
ries that can be found, as the natural stream al
lords sufficient quantity of water, which is warm
in winter and nearly as soft as rain water. Inc
pond covers one thousand acres of land, with
Zee. of back water. The above property VIII t De
sold at bargain. all together or in lots TO SUIT
purchasers ANY credit given that may be de-
tired by furnishing good security: intend TO
sell as soon as possible. as am otherwise e''Sas-
cd. and will sell at bargain. Call ana see:
NN' Il. W. LAIRD.
West Danville, Feb. 20. 1856 S'll
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REDUCED PRICES.
4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r.. II L. ID ID y
SOLICITOR or P4TLNTS.
Late agent OF L. s. Patent Office. ashingon Llrrr The
Act OF 1887

Late gent OF L. S. Patent Office Washington lnlrr he
Act OF 1857
Is State Street, opposite kiiby Street, Boston.
Alter an extensive practice upwards twenty years
continues secure Patensn the United States also III
Great Britain, France, and other foreign Countries
Caveats. Specifications, E"EC ASS gnmeItS and all Pa
pers or Drawings tor Patents executed Oh liberal terms,
and with patch. Researches male into .tLt rica or
Foreign works, to determine the validity utiIit Pa
tents or lnventiGnsaud legaor other adv ice rendered
in al matters touching he same. copies of the claims
any Patent furnished by renting 81 Assignments
corded III WaShiI, C:Ou.
TESrIMOSIA
"i regard MI. Eddy one Of the most capable AMI
successful practitioners, with whom have had oil,
intercourse" CHAS. MASON,
Commission OF Patents.
"Ihave heSitatOnin assuring inventors that they
cannot eilpOy more competent and truSw
and more capable of putting their applications In
TO secure for them early and favorable Consideration
at The Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner ri Patents
Mr.. ii. !! Eddy has made tor me - appiICtt ions, on
all but on" al viii" patents have been grated and that
is now pending. SGc Qlmstikedble prUeIo great tarn
AMI ability on his part I" iuyel
tors to apply To him to prOcuie tn"r they
be sure OF having the most llul On bestowed oil
their Cdses, and al Il very reasonable ChaIG,.."
JOHN TA6G:nT.
During eight Months, the subscriber, in OF his
large practice made twice rejected applications IL
appeals. everyone of which decided his favor by
the Commission OF Patents. X. II. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. |. IS6G-l VT.
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ITEMS FOR IIou,EkEErEES.-The
cloth,, lines should be taken down each
week. rol:cl up carefully. and laid away
III Il clean place until needed again.
With dis care the lines will last for years.
The clothes pins should be counted, and
put up III ba@ or covered box.
Ii vonr fla.-iron~ are rough or smoky,
rub them well on little fine salt. laid on
some Hat surface.
Scatter ground blacl; pepper over your
fur> and tlAnncI-, wien You lay them
away Tor the summer. and the moths will
never trouble them.
Save all your tea leaves. and scatter
over the carpet before sweeping. They
prevent the dust from rising.
Never put white ianneIs into cold wa
Ter unless You wish them to shrink bad
".
Always put your clothes into Il clean
bag before boiling them. Then you will
never have spots Of IRON rust from the
boiler. Don't fill the bag too full, or the
clothes will not boil well. \ common
flour sarl, will answer every purpose.
Ink stains or IRON mould may generally
be removed by the juice Of lemons or OF
sorrsl leaves.
Fruit stains may he removed by moist
cning the spots and holding under them
lighted match BE careful and not hold
it near enough to burn the cloth
STAINS on spoons, made by using them
for boiled e?9g~. may be removed by taking
little common salt : moi>tcn it. and
brisk V rub the stain.
Scatter chloride of lime about damp
places, in yards and cellars. Ii will re
move all offensive odolS.
Ii your bread has a hare! crust when it
comes from the oven. wrap i! III a clean,
wet cloth. then place Il dry one over it,,
and let it sweat until soft.
TALKING WHEN MILKING.-We have
seen it noticed somewhere. that talking
while milking Is not gool-that Il COW
will give les, milk, etc. We think we can
say We have had experience in this way.
1t comes under the head of quick milking.
4 fast mixer is better than slow Talk
mo is very apt to rctard milking: not
oul Y that-a >kitli>h COW will be uneasy
where too much ado is. where another per-
son Is present, especially a stranger. We
think we have seen decrease of milk
where Il talking person was present We
prefer milking alone. and as fast aS posi-
bic tluielule and contentment are great
qualities III a COW. \ wild COW Is not
generally GOOD one If she is. she will
be much better when tanned and domesti-
Gated
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FREMONT, Opp. Waltham St. BOSTON, Ms
POWERS n STORY. State Agents,
tlsJ,GG BURLINGTON VT

NCEICE.--The examination OF teachers for
4<thH town Of Waterford will be held al the
school house in Lower Waterford May }, com
mencing n ?. VI, Prudential committee are
especially invited to attend
S91 CHAS ROSS. Supt.
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THE CALEDON | A N.
Aorirultural.

How TO RAISE MANY CrcIMEERs.-
/ Never take fresh seeds Of last season,
but always take seeds two or tour years
DID, Who cannot get old seed, should
have hi fresh seed dried near warm
,,ovc during several weeks some gar
d,.ner,. in order to obtain this end, carry
their seed. in their pockets Old cucum-
her seed will bear earlier and more fruit
Fresh seed will make weak plants. and IS
longer in terminating.
,. Pinch of ithc end of the man
shoot. This will strengthen the growth
OF the vine. the lateral> will come o"'
sooner. and Won will get more fruit before
frost sets III.
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DECALCOMANIE

l. the ncw ART OF decorating Las. ...-a.- -
woed. leather >ilk AMI HarloaS ,-tsr
X Tery effective. simple 10 l,r1f.r-n. -.--
beautiful lAls e.egant ar ! "a
charge anc Al the matrril'> r>.. g..
also ncw ana acaurifal designs k-
on hand far ale ~ A :. Ialrss'.A
tl3ia
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Reputation EsIaE1!iS;ltg

Reputation Established
HRS. s. Il. .Ntefs IS ss'a;s =
l,H6ffc beRefacss'esS. ..Rc 81
aTc"ssersts! SNcecss a. aaFa'
roSeHseG. Esc5. fa.s, a.
her Discoveries Lass .aR'
Abroad. aRss .o-sjag - +"
a., her linz the sarst~: 3sdn'
Hl0ctaTCss a.. Sic Hori,j.
Everybody interested,
Youth siHG! 0ift age ar G'h
benefited by fhc wsa ef ss"
s. 4. .isFcH's Esogst;'s Aaf
ReSf0reT. and EE0Er Grt"
ing. They act directly iil'"'
the roots of fhc h0ET. C,'',i''
u.tWri6Ht grosrsR at5 "a
ty. I6Erhafr.f ECEsaAstd"
greg or arhsEc by stCs i'ss''
other causes, eCssg soaG b; e.
stored To iis aGfHrs;F rot
and beauty. DstllarHH sfFf
(C0fCG E0rfrcr TLf I'D
falling STOPPED. e. &o'
delicate hf6sy-dress 0F 80
netcGm Be ;ror-as sritkoEt f'a
OfSOifiRg. The n,oS!a, :i-ET
fHt fragrance to sht haiT =
impaired. If goa .Fi'h :
restore yoHr sGtr. EN q
youth, and retain ff fisF',':i-'
life. ar5th0Hs delay f,H:'C''",.
a bottle Of each ols fs"S. al
.NseN's s1O7'fd,s Ear "a
Sf0scr end DressiNg.
Sold by Druggists th1oughOr: The Es.--'
PRINCIPAL SALES oFFICT,
Hos & 100 Greenwich ST.. Ne~-i'r'
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4 UCTIoN.

Willie sold at public auction on the Sth day Of
Nav. the property belonging to the Margaret
Holmes estate, consisting of 80 acres of land ly-
inc on the main road running from Groton to
Peachan,, miles from GrotOn and miles from
Peacham Corner, Also 10 acres Of cedar swamp
in the Harvey swamp in ao with Ian ne
through on, corner Of it.
ROBERT Nolan.
Topsham, April IL. 1866. 99-l
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How 70 RAISE EARLY CTCUMBERS.-
/ \ GOOD method to produce early GU
c,lnber, i the following: Make a trench
al the warme-t place OF the garden INTO
tbs put old manure. about three inches ;
and on this GOOD earth. three inches: on
hi. plant the seeds, and cover them with
saw-du>t, two or three inches. Cucum-
beg, thus treated are said to come earlier,
70 endure rain, drouth and even a frost.
far better than those treated another way.
AGAINST severe NIGHT tro>tS they should be
protected by boards.
> Take middle sized flower pots; fill
thcli two-third- with GOOD soil put the
seed, on this. and cover with sawdust :
sprinkle with warm water, and put the
pots near the stove. On the appearance
Of IL plants, place the pots near the Win
dow. Care should be taken to harder
the plants before tranSplanting into the
garden. Ev admitting air to them boil
stay and night.
3 Take COO SHELLS uhe hole to be OF
the upper end lhrce-iourihS of an inch.
till ihcn with GOOD soil. and therein plan
the seeds planis thus raised, kept eithe
in the house or hot bed. are easily trans
planted.
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T F. LADUCER. AGENT,

has large assortment o! gOOdS on hand-con-
sisting Of large stock Of light and heavy Silver
Plated Harnesses. both fancy and plain; light
Leather Trimmed Blu gy Harnesses; Light Coach
Harnesses together with a good assortment Of
Brides, Halters. Whips, Blankets. Cards, Combs
and brushes, all of the latest style and best quail
ty, and being determined TO do a CASH BUSINESS
lie will sell goods at the following
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How 70 GET FINE FLAvoEEp CUcvM-
BrE~-l. Get your seeds from reliable
ecr,l-mcn.
2 soak Your seed in milk for about
twentr-tour hours before sowing. -Hmt'-
cultartt to' Uurh.
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INDIAN MEAL
Ground from northern corn kept constantly on
hand By HOYT& MOORE.
NEW GOODS. NEW STORE

NEW GOODS. NEW STORE
The subscribers having opened a store at Wa
ter Street III Peacham, would respectfully inform
the people Of that vicinity that they are PREPARED
to sell for cash or ready pay all kinds Of goods
usually kept Iii country store. at the very low
est prices.
Also We would inform the farmers in this Vi
entity that We shall be prepared to buy all of the
potatoes that they will raise. for making starch.
Plant the large kind. as they Weld better, and
more money is made from them than any other
crop. ROWELL l. BLAIR.
Peacham April &c. 1896. 99-l
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NOTICE.

There Will he sold 1t public auction. 4; the Of
:lr' 81 ". \. Pierce in :; John>,ury. VI , al
I NJ. on :he l2,h dav Of Nav. lSi6, IN shares Of
the Pl>>:mp>ic Petroleum Ca. - Of said shares
ne ir- -nw the property # William Haze l,ine of
.;I;L nyiham. Ma. TIE other 70 shares DC
IN; 'o's III" property OF William Benjamin Of
Lancaster. y Ii upon which assessments have
been levied and nnw remain unpaid
Bv order 4 tn. directors,
lCn-2 ". A PIERCE, Clerk
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9egal.
Elliot Libby's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court held at the
Essex district -. probate office in Lunenburg on
the 18th GAY of April, A. ID. 1866.
JACOB HAZEN. administrator on the estate o. Elliot
Libby. late oi Harrison i'll the county of Cumberland
and state OF Maine. deceased, makes application to said
cor license 10 sell the right OF reve,iun OF dover OF
widow in lots No 81, M. % and No 2i iii tine rr>; iys-
10 in the OF Ferdinand. in the county of Essex and
OF Vermont representing that said sale is necess-
he payment OF debt, Of said deceased and
of Administrative
Whereupon ordered by said that said appica
ton be referred to the 9TH day Of May d. 1906 at the
probate office in Lunenburg tor hearing and decision
thereon And is further ordered that all persons in
teresed be notified hereof by puhca vi notice Of his
application and order thereon three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN
the CALIFORNIAN printed at St J0nSbUry before said tim,
hearing that they appear at SAID time and place
and if they cause object thereto
BY the COurt-A-test.
g4-ul JOHN W. HARISIIURS JuI-a
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