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, 1866-02-25
Chicago Grtbnne.


THE NEWS.
There il great food at OH City, Pa, and
1nach damage Is feared IN consequence.
The exrebcl General Forrest las been ar
rested upon IN Indictment for treason.
4 farmer named s. q. Harland, Of Chebsnsc,
H. vas Killed At lhat place On Saturday, while IT.
tempting to jump On freight train.
4 family OF i've persons werc burned to
death IN Baltimore on Saturday. escape tfpm their
burning dwelling beng cut OF BY the flames.
Cos. 0glcsbY and Sec. Hatch hayc returned
from their Eastern "Trip, and report very favotahly
On the prospect Of the l,ncoln Monumen: Fnnd.
The Decntur Daily Tribune, after having
be1n kept allve Tor = few ~ccls Oh sensational
items, esve up the ghost on Saturday Of Inst week.
ID Tho billiard tournament ut Memphis closed
<n the 80 Instant the nrst prizc, Of I've hundred
dollars. being awarded to Melvin Foster. Of New
York.
Awood-passez On one Of the Georgia eu-
Gtnes recently placed upou his engine miniature
starr sud bars And VIE sent to Ansnsta undefas7est
for hts trouble.
The steamers UN!man md Nannic DyeEs
cnlfidcd at Madison, Ind On Saturday. csustnc the
latter to eipk instantly. From thirty TO kixty lves
arc reported Lost.
An enthusiastic anti monopoly meeting was
held at Bunker I1Itl, Illinois, on Saturday, At which
great uLanlmts prevailed. Delegates were appoiut-
cd to the bloomington Consensfon.
f1,,r dcsoatcl,es 7,r3no n hrfet arnorc,s .,f a
.,>so.h dc,t,..r,, =, Mn,sd osv,1,a g. ~ ~. az
- 1v alc~.rd.r # St..shs.. -, .-t,s1 - .r.,
ssls ~: snn,h =. .crs,. ~ I..,.- ~ 49, No.
The Fnnfan ror,rass sdiou,,,5 ~. N. -,
S.,r,t.v 1No~ afsa.,n.a 49, .o,,a.,t,u ,,,tb
Ame+.csr ,,o,,.,e. - ts.nad a. ,dar,sa N The
Hrothsr,,ond for war
..-sa ft.111;.1,, 1,r,,er :, canoea.
80 .4a ,.sa,. 44s |aas $1,000. snxd.r ~, 49,
~ns 49, .t',. ~. 1s..+ s1,ssr ~ en.n~
", ~, ".' ~ As ~. ras-,r -,.os- w.,,.s T.
saes ~, 11A =" 1''o'% ~ -1AA'' '4''A0'' -
w.. .w,s ~ s,ss;o, os lin e..x.
1,. uan.a ~, tn,e ~
- +,,as,h.. ~, .as.,s.s,ot,a.. -. - A,S
r....s 1soro. etE..s.1.,.s ns-...n =. ~
%s - 7IsA.N- ~ m.-s' =, AA.HoAh,
o.ia - >'''f'-A "''1 0'@'@~~ AAN 41o's W
s1of' otone has sent strt1ng ana eloquent
deefateh 10 INC Iowa members Of Coneres: inform
ting them that the Iegtslatrse& By Overwhelming
1oIs. suets'ue tacm IT 1aelt 1epoa'anon oi me
t.laen.s se'e: ane oespasea Wall &c 'ouna II
W. @ot4t@ae-
humols afecaffcnl IN New 1ork OF eSten-
stFe thcats oil t,t1xe goods from three houaes In
Brooklyn, occurring during the past two years.
United States occss nre enid 10 be implicated, and
the %alne Of goods stolen amounts to two hundred
thousaud dollars
Herbert Spencer, the author of aThc Sys-
ten o1 Philosophy" !" has publicls announced lint
"a the circulation Of the successive numbers Of his
Tofk Is 10 eare him trcm loss, he con-
sempsles oieeonunnanG then. and Abandoning; the
turner e1aea'son OF Ills scheme.
The cause Of the rupture bctwecd Uruguny
and ChiN is the f&ct TIM. tho cniltan Minister at
Mnutcvcdeo hal been making arrangements Tor 4s-
, 1866-02-25
IRON THE SOUTH.

n Trip to Macon and Sayanuah-NnlI-
Foads-Tokc1ss Of HcvfTIne Industry
InduccmenG to CnpltnliAts-Prfcea OF
P1antnafons-The NtIy Branch Of In
dustry-Tile Pine Lumber Trale--
Sentiment of the Feopse-Couvcrsa-
lions with Planters
, 1866-02-25

1SpIA&APoL1a, Feb. al~-At Democratic coun-
~ convention held here to-day, resolutions tully
1ndoss}ns President JohnEon'4 rccons tructiou ptl
icy md the veto Of the Flredmen's Burcau bill,
were adopted.
, 1866-02-25
Flood at OIL CltY, PA.

tnn 1n.o oos s.a 1gt 1,,soies
aeainft thfa ara the CLl13n Minister Lett his post
10 return hone
, 1866-02-25

CLARK SEMINARY Offers
ototh good advantages In 1olsd nnd n.natnez7-
tal branches et1ng term OF II Wetxs begins March
2s'h. &s6 for bGatd aEa comrno0 English. superior
bu1lh!1w9 u tuc1ltta aud OF tho 0st SUCCESS
mi schools In The Wett~ For catalogues address
the Kes. G. II. QGEREAU. L. H., Aurora. Ill.,
, 1866-02-25

DR0PELLERs FOR SALE.
J. Tho Propelltrs Neptune snd SaslpehannAh, noW
lying IN Enf.lo. and lhe Pittshofgh. now 1rtn4 IN
chlcsso The wreck Of Propeller Tpnauanda now
lytps 10 Ch!cnso. For further Information apply 2
TETTLk, 4EEnt, Chicago. EaSQ4nfs
, 1866-02-25

SPECIALTXES,

A rev class in SHOET-fI4Tp-thst most usefaT.
ctnalint Stn1y VIII h formed at hrysat 3Lrattoa'4
On MONDAY EF FkSING.. a36
, 1866-02-25

Speech bJ Alexander H. Sterhens-Ad-
vice In tIac S0utl1-1he lsAucs Of War
TO be Accepted.
NV YoRK, Feb. ai--The YImts contains the
spetch or Alexander =. Stephens Al Miledeey,llc
on the ed. AT. Stephens ta.d hi. greatest object
to The South. The South was IN the condition Of i
man with broken leg, and The question was not
how the limb IVES 1roltn, but how could best be
rca!ed. There should be perfect qulct All n:pose,
md my attempt 10 walk loo eoon would make the
matter worrc. Bad hunor and exhibition Of rest
lestncse would do no good. Every Feeling caleall-
ished and all differences ol opinion
concerning mast troubles forever buried. He In
dorxcd tho Presidents reconstruction policy, and
said The tneee=s Of the cns,ts fos u. restoration Of
, 1866-02-25

GALLUP & PEABODY,
attorneys and Cou,aseuers at Lnsr,
onlee. Room u. Portland Block Chiesxo.
nKxJAxIy Z GALLUP. fmseDet1 ERAxcss B. rxAaonT
DISSDLUTION OF CO-PARTe
J. }SERStIP.-rhc co-partnesshIp heretofore c1tgxr
lpy between the subscribers, under The irm u4me Of
CEAS, TCSEY & BRO.
II this dny dissolved BY mutual consent, CHARLES
TbFEf Will settle the afairs OF the 1nte fs1n oud w1I
conuE15 the Furniture Bu.iaesI, at the old saad.
81 s. SO STATE STREET.
CHARLES TOnET,
.... E. Il. TQHEX.
Chicago. February eth, lsld.
F. B. ToDEf. In retrit tron1 the aboTe Hrm takes
thus 1ccAsou to lh2nk his friends End the public for
thetF liberal patronage. and would oheesfully
nssI1 ct
, 1866-02-25
EaGdN'S MAGNOLIA Balm.

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary Article
cSet dscoyefed- 1t changes the sun-buEut fac. aud
tards 10 peasy saul texturo Of rayfshtue beauty.
70 e d he az ses III ot
!snoyes tan. ireckles. rtm2les snd leushne7s lron
and smooth. It contains no ater.a. Injurious ins
skin. Patrnr!zed By actfesses and 0pera Singers. 1t
is what every Iady snould have. Sold eTefyWhEfcs
Retail price 50 cts.
Prepared 81 y. 4. HAaAH, Isoy.N.Y.
Address all orders to
DE1IAS BARNES Il Co..
no1t.v -em-2teT tIAsUnet New York.
, 1866-02-25
The Rupture Between Uruguay and

NEW YonK, Feb, ef.-Cotresrontence rom
BneIoe Ayfea explains the causes Of The heretofore
srpored rupture between Uraguay and Chilli The
Chiltan Minister at Montevtaeo nad arranged TO
ssnd out rtyntee1inC ye+teas from thai port a-au>t
Spa1!sh commerce, and also b.IrG hpaut.h cap
, 1866-02-25
QUE NEW Y0RK LETTER,


The Mecca Of the DcmocracJ-The Tn
terrified Moving to Maullnttan-Proa-
poets for the Ruture-A Hit Of Advice
-Tbc New York Fost Office Quarrel
The Latest 11on-Thc Hudson River
Road and fta Chn11~cs-Trouble on tho
Horse Cnrs-11uSv to Cro%s Broadway
The Latest FlIancjerIIly-Ille lie Stage.
, 1866-02-25

Photographs % Porcelain 1t greatly redaeed prices
CAREUTT,H GALLERY.
ni.o 1J1 Lakost- one door wost OF Cl,rt.
, 1866-02-25
nT Il d.
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

;, AZ GGmo. "hltestde County, on Feb. eet, 1EUeEy
d, JONES. tesMeE.y nr this City.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26
Base Ball Club.

The young men Of Lancaster met
at the a%ppointco time last week, aud
organized a Base Ball Club, to be
called the LANCASTER BASE BALI.
CLuB. This game is being almost
universally adopted as a national
game, and for physical exercise, it
ranks above all others. The mem
bers entertain the hope that other
towns in Grant County will organize
Clubs, and play match games in or
der to test proficiency. The regular
business meeting is held the first
Monday in each month at s p. m.
The regular meetings for Geld exer-
else are Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays Of each week, at 64 D. m.
The officers for the ensuing year
are as follows:
Presideat.-A. r. BUSHNELL.
Tee Pfest8eHt.-WM NJ. NJ. Powers.
Secretaly.-JAs BLANDGNG.
Ireasofer.-JoHN RAINEs.
Direct0fS.-T. r. %CHEsEHRo, Chm.
\. W. SELDEN, A. +. HYDE.
\ MEMBER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26
PATCH GROVE ACADEMY.
". Z. CLARKE, b. A., PRINCIPAL.
Nm u D ALNAnAAfn

". CLARKE, b. A., Principal.
Mrs. {. r. NEWCOMB, Assistant.
G. r.. NEWCOMB, Teacher in 8Iu.is.
The summer term Of this Institution commences Nav
I'D. 1866
To those desirng a thorough En5lisl or Classical 81
ucatloh special Inducements are presented.
4 new and comllete Philosophical Apparatus has
been purchased for Il Academy, as also = fns plane
TUITION FEES.
Common English Branches, at rate or C. cts per week
Higher g 70 " 4
Classical Z" i" IL "
~ bill are given for less than half n term.
IA tuition is required to be paid in advance.
: deduction = made except in eases Of protradcS
lines.
Good conycnjences for boarding in private families AZ
rates varying from $3.50 to $500 per week.
Principal.
3t-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26
Circuit: Court ia and for
the coantY d u4ant, " is.
Foreclosure of Mort
gage
NOTICE TO yACATE BLOCK e..

In the matter &c the petition To vacate certain Blocks,
streets nd alleys ia the 'iilageof Museoda, Grant CO.
MS.
Nouce Is hereby Ell en- Mat at the september term
ls0u, ot the ClrcHlt Court OF Grant County, Wis. to he
hol3su al tiA Court l.otse in + ,ncayter ia said County,
on tle "a Monday in, |ptemhrr next, ami on he first
ia of the Term or 2s' soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard, the mater Of The application OF the Board of SUI
p@erNisUrs OF id count by ; + Else, gent OF said
to yacsteccri inblotks, streets nd alleys, IN the
YIlas Of hsscodl Ia said cohnty, Will be called up for
hearing and final disposition.
Description ofblocss, SC, n2tuel in petition:
al OF Blocas27, -. ~, 40. y, rs, ~, 10, 4, 4, IS, 49, so,
81. s.. 50. IS, 6e. 20, ii, -, %. "A, -, 70, -, IS. -, IS, 50,
81, o., O. al -, aud the alleys herein, and streets con
tisuoua thereto.
$ F. elise, Cler5 BID sup.
anl Ast Bd ofsup specially appointed for that purpose.
&C l"lAZEIroN. Det. ATTY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26
Reapers and Mowers.

where all kinds of his machines can be furnished, o.
any part.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26

New SToHE.-Mr. II. L. Roberts,
at Hurricane Corners, has opened Il
stock Of Goods suitable for the coun.
try trade, consisting Of dry goods,
groceries, ready made clothing, Hats.
Gaps Boots, Shoes, Tinwarc, Notions,
&c. 4 store OF that kind was much
needed at the Corners, and will
no doubt prove 4 great ~convence to
the people Of that vicinity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26

BouNrIEs.-Under the law lately
passed by Congress each soldier is
entitled to receive 800 per year scrv~
ed in the late war, less the amount
already received. Mr.. G. p. Simpson,
Of Madison, i prepared to prosecute
all claims against the Government,
according to the regulations in col
Letting this additional bounty. His
advertisement appears in another
column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26
Beloit College--C Week.

July eth. Saturday A. NJ. Baccal-
aureato Address to the Senior Glass
by Rev. Mr.. Chaplin.
Sat. evening July 9Th, Address be-,
fore the College Missionary Society,
by Rev. Nr. Meuimau, Of Ripon.
Monday evening, July 9th address
before the Archean Union by the Rev,
Mr. Fowler, of Chicago.
Tuesday 7, n. duly 10th, Prize
speaking by eight young men Of The
Sophomore and Freshman Glasses.
Tuesday evening July 10Th, AL
dress before the Alumni by the Hon
MI. Brewster Of Chicago.
Wednesday. July 1lth 10 A. NJ,
speeches Of the graduating class.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26

PLows, &c.-Mr. ]. c. Trainer,
brings his Plow shop before the
readers OF the HERALD. All kinds Of
Plows, Cultiyators, Corn Plow4. &c..
are kept on hand, and all orders
promptly filed. Mr.. Trainers roru-
%tation as a manufacturer Of Agri-
cultural Implements extends far and
wide, and the public application is
manifested by the many premiums
awarded by the different AgricuItu-
raj Societies. No plow ranges high
er than the Tafton Clipper Plow,"
and no CuItrvator than the " Hawk
ey's" both manufactured by Mr.. Ira
ner, at Tafton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26

CELEBRATION AT BoscoBEL-Thc
citizens of 9oscobcl are making eX-
tcnsive preparations for II Celcbra-
ton of the Fourth Of July, at that
place. The Programme includes, an
Grafton. speeches, and Responses,
Grand Procession Of the American
Knights, National Salutcs, Fire
works, Balloon Ascensions, &c, &c.
The Prairie du Chen Brass Band
VIII be on hand. Everybody is IN,
yitcd to join in the Celebration.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26

IL OpERArIcN.-Douglas Oliver
Mills are now thoroughly repaired
and in irstrato runnisg order, and
prepared to do all kinds Of work in
the best manner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26

LANDS FOR SALE. Allen Barber
Esq Agent advertises an extensive
list Of lands in Grant County for sale.
Sec. advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26

HARDWARE, SALT, &c.-Tho best
quality Of scythos, Of different kinds
on hand at Farnsworth's. Also
Sheep Shears, Uoof T%rimmers, and
Wool Irvine. Also some choice
coarse and fuo Dairy salt. See adj
vertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26

8rRAYED.-Moses Stewart advcr-
tises "a mare which strayed from him
on the 23d day Of May. See adyer-
for description.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26

EE~Robert Toombs, of Georgia.
now st Havana, expresses the opin-
ion, in II letter recently received ut
Washington. hat the rebellion is not
yet .trangled.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26

Sa-Thc Bridge over the Wiscou,
sin river at Bridgeport is open for
travel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26
EAltM FOR SALE.
EARM FOR SALE.

Tue subscriber oaers 1or sde 1is farm situated 1--WE
miles from %Boseobel, 81 the road leading from Boscobel
10 Mineral Point,
CONTAINING 30 ACRES,
40 acres Of which re under fence and most Of if IN cnl-
tiratiop, the balance good Timber.
The improvements consist Of a large Frame 49,
House wllh seven rooms good cellar, and a els Ss.il
tern hold+l@ 100 barrels, and plenty oil stock Wa L.lA-
ter near, good Granary, Corn Crib and Stalle<. m ere
Is also on te place, an ORCHARD Of 250 trees. over
lo' OF winch were sci ont ten years ago, and had 100
bushels of Apples LIST year, also plenty OF small fruit
such as Tame and Wild Plluns, Currants. Goosebcrries.
Siberian CfabS, Grape vines. and everything to make a
family comfort bic. The above farm viii be sold az "a
bargain, Us poor health is the cause OF my selling. For
price and particulars Inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises.
SEYMOUR CARVER.
Boscobol, june II, |1SGG.1tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26
EduCatiOnal.
LANCASTER INSTITUTE.

Al
Tic summer Term will commence Tuesday, April
2lth, and continue ten weeks. No pupil will be al
lowed 70 attend dancing during the term.
Board ana room can be obtained at from 8. so to So 90
per week-those wishing it can obtain rooms at reson-
able rates and board themselves.
Tuition payable al the middle of the term-no dslnc.
ten made except for protracted sickness.
IAose N each department who do not attend n fun
term viii be charged 5 cts, more by the wcek-excsnt
small cidldlen who walk from a distance. who will L.
allowed to attend half "a term at regular rates. The eb.
Ject Is to encourage attendance through the term which
is better for all concerned.
The following are the rates per week:
Primary department beginners III Reading and
intermediate Department Beginners in Arith-
metlc and Geography. 10 !"
common English Department, Branches requir-
cd in Public schools. 90 =
itl-t@l 60 "
Miss AsPENWALL viii take charge Of the Institute du
ring tIc Summer Term, as Nj. Corr desires to be aA
sent.
Instruction in Music will be given bv FRrD. A. NIL.
NkR, a gentleman educated in England and a teachs
there also.
MISS s. VI. ASPENWALL, Preceptress.
- Il Mr. /. A. MINER, Music Teacher.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26
EARM FOR SALE.
Containing 300 Acres,
EARM FOR SALE.

| offer for sale 81 acres If bottom hand, about 80
forty acres under icnee and all under Timothy, I.i.
with a comfortable HOUSE, which L will sell at LaAsAx
$1,000 per acre. Also ninety acres Of Timber Land, 80
acres improved and fenced with 4 good two-sto!y tim
Der House, Stables and Outbuihings, and ten acres in
fall grain, at $500; both farms situated ~ miles from
Mckinney Mills. For particulars inquire OF J. Nathan,
Lancaster.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-06
gsgal.
Samuel Warren'S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. Al probate court held ut 1t.
Caledonia D:siir;. Johns ury IA s'idd.Si!t on
the 18TH day UI June. \. p l. o.
WHEREAS stephen IIeTric.. administrator GA the e.
tate OF Samuel warren ate u liJra"!-H III >!ii us
tTIct deceased. " ii~ IL render an account vi Lis al
.m!>trau:I -! 10 IIc~, hi yui "~1!i>i ~d g.
tate IOr examination ant apwaIcr i'r Ii" p- >e "i
lniaG partition ili Distribution -! ty re- ' Il >' -
tate, under decree Iii! court, I,p- i!r itiSc> "ip
are 10y law entitled L. Tie SANE:
1t i, therefore ordered -. sad court i!at 'he SAINT
under Cosel AMI hc IId IL tic probate oil
81. Jollr.>'Iv Oh the nth day ii July. +.
100. AMI il i further "riCTc,.. Ij AZ i soils interest
ed &c II. lied Hereof ~ p: illtiu 90. c'y ui lie rec
o this order :utc CIp;IIil. plintet - s. johns
bury three W. h >:t.-.vcy previous I" -;lt Tine =
hearing. That Tn 4. NAV .., .u cl,I- tilr ,Adilc
said jii;. they ami I.>p :- heard hs
said count the ld;,rn partition! ,ili distribution 90!
said estate
ASA l. FRENCH, judge.
SO ASA i. FRENCH. Ju,i.c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-06
MAIL ARRANGEMENT
BETWEEN
s.. J9i,N>bury. Montpelier l. +. iiardWick.

LEAVE st. Johnsour; and Montpelier every
d .2h' t>uniays ,Xcrptetj At } I. u Or 81 thc
.iriv2. Il III" trains from the south and cast,
IA. ~ through 20 Cabot each way
i;"l hNING, leave Cabot very moIH,ag
tSls.tays cyccptCd) for st. johnSburv, connect
jn5 with the nail train south and east, also with
>ta-"e f0~ iittteton, Lancaster and \ or,.Unl1er-
IN f.: Vie ;irand frank K. X.
Lowing CaOpt every morning (Sundays except
ed for Montpelier, connecting With mai, train
,outh and east and express trains north and wcS'
aia1 with stages for Washington, Wi..iamStowl
md Chelsea. cast, and tor Calais, Gilmore and
Iiydc PARK. ocrta.
Also, Leave Danvi,!e on and after ionGay Apr
50, c:2ry Monday. "Wednesday aal r'ridav on tn,
2:riy2l "flnr stage from s.. 'ohn>Dury inr East
rsrdwCf Leave East :iariwick On Tues,.ay,
fhur-,.,s and SATURDAY. in time % coaa, Ct ..:t
stage taI -. johnsbury at Danvile.
p. B. YOUNG.
Ap:i! V. !}&G l9Ctf l. ). GARKY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-06
J;edding Tourists.

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Gror-r MosirY-' Estate.

STATE or VERMONT Al = = .ol..r Cont held III 81
CacdiiJ District. J""nH-ta;1- IL >Ait di>'Tti 'h
the lotI ,iay 49, JU!.r, \ u. ism
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count .-,ll>I said estate iyr ,Nii.''i" az AL "''
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hereof by publication II copy o.! lh' iCt II H 'r'i-
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.l,,l >~ivcly piyvIr,, >al lime O." ic'i.- Inst "a .
they sec ,,,i>,.: AMI al, b heard To-. sal CONT I
matter al partition ali ,ii,ti iJt.'' 20. sci "-i'
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SOLICITOR or PATENTS,

Late agent OF L. =. Patent Oicr Washington (rr Ter the
Act Of 1870
IS State Street opposite Nilby street Boston.
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continue, PdicrIsiu the Iuit-i ;rtes al in
Great Britain, France, ana: t,r foreign countries
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:Ece>-i.l PRACTITIONERS with whom have ad oil ia
intrTcJ'T-r.'' CHAS. MASON.
Commission of Patients.
" ilAv" no Ar,itItionin alsnr'H- inventors that they
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lii" iir ti't"ir II pI;7ii ti,- Applications In a rl
10 SECURE lir them IN early AMI 1iv9rahc consideration
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Late COMMISSIONS! at Patents.
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Is 10" ftii!c SIcu IHl.t bi, pro, ,rca talent
irt dDliy 90! his part Lead r.-":nnclI all i.lyri,-
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dr-e practice, lIIte on twice rc"yt"i applications Ii
appeals every ne ri which decided his favor H.
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1--WE GREY LABOEER.

Tie owner Of this horse has been induced by
friends and lovers Of good horses who wish 70 ia
Prov tneir stock. TO let him stand Mondays.
tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays A. Fairbanks
Village fer that plrpos,, thinking that ali who
may pa:ronizc him viii ind him like Fairbanks
scaIes-lhe best that can be found.
l.. B. ROBBIE. Agent.
St Johusbury June l., lo,ii 1tf