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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION IN THE
FRENCH EMPIRE-One third of all
the inhabitants Of the French Empire
are unable to either read or write
This unwelcome fact has Just been
forced upon the attention of the ems
frightened among that nation by the
publication of two maps entitled
France that can read and France
that can write" In the latter, the
districts in which persons married
in 1866 who should not sign the reg
istry--in a proportion varying from
thirty to seventy per cent-are mark.
ed in black. Fifty>five departments
thus denounced, comprise all the
south, center and west of France
The average of the illiterate married
in 1866 is thirty-three per cent
As regards primary instruction,
France accordingly is in the lowest
rank Of the European powers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF sALE-Nash Of a.

GTsTE OF WISCONSIN, . Circuit Court of Grant Co
y County Of Grant. Wisconsin
Jacob Nathan e AL plaintiffs against w L. Nash At =.
defendants.
hN virtue OF Judgement Of Foreclosure aud order OF
the above named Court bearing date the 18th dav ~
March, A. a. lSe1, and by the direction Of the PLAIN
uha attorney VIII oiieT for sale aud viii sell al
public auction 70 the highest bidder FOR cash AZ a.
'front.' door~ the Court House IN tho village Of Ian
caster Grant Countl Wisconsin, the LIST av az Ian
uary, lsos, At O'Clock ia the afternoon of said dav
the following described real estate TO wit.
Lots Tour ~ aud five t5 in block sixteen 81 AZ tsn
ieys addition 10 the village Of Boscohel according n
me recorded plat thereof the Office Of Register ~
Deeds AT lancaster, Wisconsin said lots living Ana III
ing ia Grant county, Wisconsin
said safe viii he male to satisfy said .udgan,.nt in
tfrests aud costs. j COX SAL,
ptted sheriiis oince Lancaster November 18th Is6;
g. G. HsLklIoS, Plaintiffs Attorney a1wa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
MISUNDERSTANDING

- IAFs of Wisrc. siS, Grant Count
~ Town Of Casssille. -
Ia Justices Court before John d. Harp Is, l,,, ~
The Peace OF said ivwn and County. Frederick Neefe
Is David Pratt.
~ bssrtd t'raH M abops Agassd Dgfeadant
You herr ~ notified that warrant of attachment
ha- heen issued against you and yonr property attached
u satisfy ths demand OF Frederick Neele amounting
70 the sum 81 ten dollars aud sixty cents.
Now unless You shall appear before John d Harm a
Jurcc OF the Peace or said county nj his ofce
an the town Of Casayie in said county on the eth
q December lSos ~ 4 cloek, J.. NJ Judgment viii be
rendered against and Your property SOLD t. paw th
debt. FKkiFktsU NtrfF
November IT, lHes.-&lWas Plaintiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26

Stephen Giard, when surrounded
by immense wealth, and supposed to
be taking supreme delight IN his ac>
emulation, write TINS TO friend !:
Gas to myself, | live Ii e gally
slave, constantly ccupied. and often
passing the nigl withou, sleeping.
| am wrapped il = la; .gy' tn of at
fairs and worn 81 ) CT e. | do
not value forum TIE sc OF la
Dor is my highes ,mot'on When |
rise in the NOR 4. ny lly effort
is to labor SO h. : during the day
that when night ON / i ny be a.
BILE to sleep SCUM :"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26

GE In connec s..fh ,eir large
stock of Dry Go, :, L ,rss .lso keep
on hand an extensive ..es, ,ment of
Family Groceries at Avtn- rates.
They have the finest III =. 'ish ever
brought to this market onsisting
of No. l New Salmon, uackerel,
White Fish, Tront, Goldfish, Smoked
Halibut, &c Try then.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26


How TO PRoDu SorrSEL .ss FRuIT.
AT late meeting o. tn Agricul>
tural Society in India IL Rev. Mr..
tlrmlnger communicated 4 plan by
which the stones OF frui; may be re-
duced or made to disappear, and the
pulp increased in size aud favor
At any time during the cold season
select a branch that is to be used af-
forwards for marching Split it up
carefully somewhat less than span
long From both halves ofthe branch
thus split, scoop out clearly all the
pith; then bring the split halves to-
gether again, and keep them band
aged till they have become thorough
~ united At the usual time, the
beginning Of the rains, march the
branch thus treated upon suitable
stock, taking for the place of union
the portion OF the branch just below
where the split was made. Upon a
branch of the tree thus produced a
similar operation is performed, and
SO on for successive seasons, the re-
suit being that the stone of the fruit
becomes less and less after each sue
cessive operation. This process has
been applied likewise to the grape
vine at Malaga, and plants thereby
have been produced which bear the
finest fruit, without the slightest
vestige of stone within them.-Min,
ina Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
Thank sgiving Proclamation

In accordance with the well approx
ed usage which sets apart one day in
the year as festival ofpraise to God
for His goodness ], Lucius Fairchild,
Governor Of the State of Wisconsin,
do hereby designate Thursday, the
Twenty-eighth day Of Nouember inst,
as day of public Thanksgiving; and
! earnestly recommend to the good
people of this State, that, abstaining
on that day from secular pursuits,
they assemble 10 their usuai places of
public worship ald ievo tly give
praise aud thank 70 lin ho is the
glver OF every & GIT. Fl our ma
tlonal unity pres eeG tol contiued
peace, for oxem ion rom rom pes
thence. for plen ous har, ats, and
for all the abund; al.3 va ed bless
ings with whit Il la. crowned
the year just dra iI,g a a lose, and
with praise and AK ii {, let all
unite supplicatio 10 ~ that his
goodness and mege, NY contin-
ed, not only to ns. "a II whole
country for all gcner.;i ms.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal Of The State, in
the Executive Chamber, at
Madison, this ninth day OF
4. s. November, in the year of
our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty
seven.
LUcIuS FARCHLD
By tho Governor,
THos. g. ALLEN
9ar'v ofZt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26

rEh-lt seems to Dc pretty well set
tied that Jefferson Davis trial will
not take place at the November term
of the United States Court at Rich
mond
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26

u.s. The city Of Paris has no less
than ~. 900 clothing stores
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
THOS. HY MER & co.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS

Groceries, Boots Shoes and general stock Of choice
merchandise Having just opened our stock of Fresh
Goods direct from the East would announce to the
public that will sell goods at low if not lower
than be found elsewhere sell for cash or ready
pay we can offer that class of superior in
ducements. yIS-17tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26

sea- More than sixty thosuand PEG.
pie have emigrated, during the last
ten years, from the small Grand
Duchey Of Mecklenburg, containing
five hundred thousand Inhabitants to
the United States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
-
A Rich Joke.
BY the Governor,
THos. s. ALLEN.
Sec'y Of State.

Republican old Grant County has
been on political rampage for the
last two months aud some curious
Developments have been made. one
little episode is to rich to 90 I'M
recorded.
We have the facts from at eve wit.
ness In the western assembly dis,
trict, one RI Of BIB, a demo.
crat by the way came out as an in
dependent candidate, in his stamping
tour he made a speech at Glen Haven
which abounded with the usual pro-
fusslon OF promises OF what would
be done in case of his election; after
the address he was advised by all
means to go TO Wyalusing and stir up
the yeomanry ofithat burg, he readi-
ly asscnted to this, and under the in
splration of several horns of demo
cratic stimulants, and the guidance
OF that prince Of wags Dave st,
he is mounted with several others
into skiff, and perambulated Of an
hour among the islands which lie be-
tween the Wisconsin and Iowa shores,
when time enough had thus expired
the party landed at Guttcnburg, in
the Hawkeye State The candidate
and friends marched up town. Dave,
gave the knowing ones the wink, %
call is made for a speech, the candi-
date is trotted out and the numbers
present and the quantity of whiskey
made him unusually eloquent, and he
hurled denunciations against all Sun
dy laws, liquor prohibition, colored
suffrage, gave a general charge
against all the isms Of the day. The
astonished Teutons flock around and
ask, Vot It's means? Me vote once,
vote me agin yes says the orator,
rally next Thursday, | am your man.
Our cause must prevail about this
time the crowd smell the rat. the
speaker gets GIN aht m sty vision
of bis own Wise "ein on he other
side OF the MissiA .1pi, AID hen with
curses on the pei trst"rs the ioak
beats the hasties otreat Il at a fool
ed democrat eve made, sld takes
the stump no mo you BET Prairie
du Chen Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
Roofing, Spouting & Repairing

and all Job work il line will be done promptly az
warranted to give satisfaction Rags old Iron Gomez
Brass aud Pewter viii be taken in exchange for goods
Lancaster, April J, 1867 NJ NJ ZEIGIER
46-u ! d MILAN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
TO FARMERS \ TRANSFERS.

just the thing, it is to lo,S the wheels every
time the Wagon crowds the least pai lie upon the
You haul hay wood rails, lumber any thing else
without interfering with the working the Break.
All mechanics who have examined Benefits Break.
All mechanics who havs mined Benefits Break
say that il is better break than Shedons which
exhibited at the County Fair
Town and individual rights in 3rant County for
sale by J. W LS0N, Jr.
29-tf Cassville Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
DENTISTRY.
TESTIMONIAL

Patteville, January 80 1867.
DIR. Defenbacher having filled for a lot of teeth
that considered nearly worthless several of Thorn
having the nerve exposed and the work being
tactorily done, deem il my duty TO recommend him
my teeth aching friends a rstclass Dentist He can
restore your decayed snags and make you feel as now
do as though you blessed with set of
raj teeth J. II. EVANS.
N1- Rooms at the Mansion House. where / can be
seen dnring the month OF February the first Two
weeks of jane and the first weeks of October each
year.
a w IL nEEEENR N cIIER nanti.t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
Exclusive Agency

Tor Grant and adjoining counties and also for Newons
and Hallet Davis Grand and Square Piano Fortes
Prince Cos Automatic Organs and Melodeons are too
Wen known require notice here Send for catalogues
variety of small Instruments such as yiolius Giui-
tors Accordeons Flutinas Concc tinas Flutes Claro-
o hahd lott Lancaster. Sept 90 1861
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES
BURRELL'3
Celebrated Corn Shelter

We also keep on large variety OF Shelf Hardware
and our stock Of fnware is complete and OF the best
quality. Al, Of which win be sold al the lowest cash
prices FOR ready pay only We have also Jack Screws
for rasiag heavy buildings 10 let 81 very reasona
hla ter1ns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
PIANOS.

FCdghte Cos Worlds Fair Piano took the highest
premiums last fall at the state fairs of Illinois Missouri
ana Iowa over the Steinway and Chickerng and
all other competing instruments; would donbtess
done the same at Paris had it not been for the espca
bic chcanery of the commissioners in having other and
hibition. - -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
Highly Important
REMEMBER THAT

II s small object for every mhn 4 iAil ~ slso
ssrd earnings 70 know shore thoy ran suppl mem
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26

rA The Houston county Journal
speaks of a big squash raised by Day,
id House. of union township, that
measured six feet in circumference
and weighs 145 pounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
II. SiIGBERT x co.

selves til wearin apparel the e-l md ,a9 g INA,
H. Sc gberl Co have lust ne" i9,lL tons ol' s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-26
PRAIRIE DU CHEN,

stoeking-. Bescb.d Mnshus loehngs.. Pr'ats, Table
Ifnons Dsnfars sfrip.- Tekmrs Msrinoes, Dress
..aols.il ausiliie. teuues Ginghsms. Linens Bril-
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fcM ira sos.eS


nlllE importance Or On Inquiry into the
causes and correct information as to the
durability OF Consumption, cannot 10 over
estiuated +, especially when We consider the
very geiSsNl Tss,akncc Of thi, dissass and
the amount Of mortality il occasions. There
ID no country in the known world where
Consumption and its kindred affections, im-
rsediateiy connected with 'the thoracic Or
gNns-iurynyi,is, Inflammation and ulccra'
tlon Of the mucous folliclcs OF tho throat,
bronchitis, &C., are 30 common as IN the
United States. Mpte than sixty heusand
die annually Ny Ahis scourge alone. More
hearts are caused to bleed and the happiness
OF families blasted by this destroyer, than hy
apy other disease. Besides this, what be
comes more melancholy, Consumption se-
Itcts tho brightest and the best. The pro-
fesion, as well as the community, have
been 70 strongly impressed with the belief
that the disssss 10 fatal, that any ono who
main,ained tie opposite opinion, would Jun
Ill within very short time, have been look.
cd upon only in the light Of boasting pre-
tender. This idea Of fatality has resulted
in the death OF thousands, by an abandon
ment Of all timely and proper aid; and, at
the same time, this phantom Of prejudice or
ignorance served as u stumbling block in the
way Of sGentiSe inquisy into the truo path
ology~ Consum p,iou, which, by the encr-
gctic Efforts OF tho true physician, has dem.
onstrated the fact that Consumption Is as
durable a. other diseases.
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Chrome Catarrh.

There are hundreds in this city who are at
the SiSsnent suffering irvn Chronic CstaSrhs
andsis pshApry -cInscq $50 o., who arc not
aware sof the dans+ 10 which they are cx.
posed. The symptoms Of this disease are
usually 81 mild at 6rst, rs to excite little or
ND attention on the part OF the sufferer, and
thus il is allowed 10 passon ffom one stage
into another and involving in It's obstructive
march. more and moro serious results.
Reader. IL you would avoid the dangers Of u
seated consumption, do not neglect "Cold
or Catarrh in the head" That this disease
is so fatal in its tendency and productive Of
such unhappy rcopscqaences no ona will be
surprised, to lcarn. II 10 win butreasct that
every breath Of air that is inhaled into the
system, by those suffering from Chronic Ca.
tarrh, must pass over an unhealthy and dis
eased membrane. and the air in passing over
these putrid and liberated surfaces. must Of
necessity imbibe the most noxious and dead.
ly properties, and in this manner every
breath Of air you take into the lungs is con.
vrrted into poisonous agent Of d"ath.
There 10 no disease In the entire catalogue Of
human ills, the treatment OF which has been
80 much neglected. and perhaps 80 little un.
derstood, as Chronic Catarrh, and hence irUn
the practice ordinarily adopted by the pro-
fession, there is little to hope. DR.. Harvey
has cured every case Of this distressing com,
plant which has come under his care for tho
past three years. DR.. II. treats with tho
greatest success all Of the following diseases,
viz Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Paralysis, Eruptions, Asthma, bronchitis,
Scrutula, Liver Complaints, Nervousness
from whatever cause. Difficult Breathing, Salt
Rheum, Mcrcurial Diseases, Emissions
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Editorials.

The attention OF eur readers, Is invited TO the
perussl Of the special notice Of Or. VIM. Har-
vey, NJ. ID, who having disposed Of his inter
est Bostoo. intends to locate In this city. TOR
the purpose VI treating diseases Of the lungs,
liver, and ell disorders arising from m impure
state Of the blood, by the mode of medical In
halation. Tho Doctor comes highly recon.
psRdsd BY masy influential men In Bostoa aud
vicinity, whom 10 has successfully treAtei, and
Geld Of labor In this locality. - .Nsw York
Sunday Tines.
CussicAL tNHALAvIoH.-Ausntion 10 Invited
10 the card Of W, Harvey. NJ D., 10 our spe-
oial notice column. DR.. u. 3 special mode Of
practices 10 by chemical inhalation. Testimo.
malls in his Possession show that he has been
fcmsrkably suecessful In treating diseases 81
the lungs spd yhsumatism., :. The DR.. has dis
posed Of his ONCE and practice In Boston. and
gsasesl STATE prsstlce lie 10 cordially recon
nendsd TO opf community BY SOME OF the most
eminent men In the section WHARF he has pras,
9ced.-.Nsr York Daily .Ns,es.
MEDICAL RkSoRn.-Dr. Harvey, Of Boston,
has issued his card In our advertising columns,
snd proposes to the inhabitants Of Portland to
Introduce great reform In medical practice.
~ limitations. The DR.. comes highly recon-
Senda y W. s.ss!,;'sS and s. ,. Il <. i.sss.
psnf Of disesse;-Portlan Daily Courier.
I Tux attention Of our readers Is called to the
wonderful cures, sGessst 81 On HNvey Of this
city, on some Of our citizens, who had been al.
aicted fifteen years, and treated by dozen DIFF.
krent doctors, for . dosea different disssess
An interesting scoount OF the affair may 30
bund In another column Boston Journal.
MkpicAL-ws direct tia particular attention
II those suffering from the various complaints
heated by DE-. Harvey, by inhalation, to the
Sstements In ssoshsr cSSap.. Jpr. Harvey 10
IN educa.sd physician and . gentleman Of char
scsssS IL be- achsssed conc astoniahipg osrss
y eur eity.-Psrtlaaa Esesfno Starr 'i'I.sy
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Facts for the PsoplO---Rssd and Reflect

faots ior the fsoplo---hesa ana heuoft
The science Of Chemistry is as essential to
the physician, a. air to support our lives !;
but how few there are who understand the
first rudiments Of this great, important and
endless science. They know nothing OF tho
chemical compositioo Of our most wonderful
and mysterious physical systems in health,
and il they know nothing of the physical
chemistry OF health, how can they know any
thing ~ regards the true condition Of the
unhealthy, unbalanced, physical system
and if they know nothing Of the chcmica!
change Of tho fluids and solids ini-liscase,
which is divided and subdivided until it
reaches hundred different forms, how can
they know what remedy to use that possesses
tho oil important neutraliring power! Let
any practical chemist analyze the blood OF o
psrson suffering from rheumatism, and he
will always find an excess Of Tactic acid now
then how easy to find the true and positive
remedy, How foolish and unscientiic, to
attempt TO neutralize -this excess Of acid by
linimsnts or any other external application.
One more illustration Of ignorance, ex-
posed by tho true science Of chemistry /:
Churchill's great and wonderful remedy,
composed OF tho hypophosphites of limo,
soda and potassa, 70 much used for consump
ton. Read what the science OF chemistry
rronounces the component parts OF tubcr-
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II" Hf#- Ho 100 y
I now ask IL tubcrclcs could form in the
lungs or any other part of the system. un.
less the blood was too highly charged with
lime? why introduce more into IL? A more
foolish. ignorant, and injurious course could
not be adopted. Tubsroles in the lungs can
never DO dissolved, nor the disease they oc
cAsion no cured. unless such agent b. etn-
ployed 40 will dissolve and render fluid the
Inns charging the blood. "a, t.'
In this way may tubereles be dissolved. car
rel OF. and The disease cured. bat in no other.
Ihave no more spsoe or time tn illustrate fur.
thcr by chemical diagnosis. The true condition
Of the physicsl systsn, both in q healthy and
unhcalthy state esn only be ascsrtained by
the soience Of chemistry. r lit IL. ~ =
Itreas ~ chrvuic diseases with positive and
certain remedies. and hence the success Of my
special mole Of practice.
W. HARVEY. N. d, and Practical Chemist.
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N-OTJCE 10 hereby given, that rsr tsv escsoh Of
mortgsse deed Z hereby clais the foreclosure Il
the same. according " Lac. 70 wlt, A esrtAla
mortgage gwen by John EidEidyv 20 ns dsted
August =. lsss aud rsoosdei In tho fort hessuy
ment of Slys aad - TOD dollars and ietsrsst. con-
Veyisg certain parcel Of Land situated IN Wells.
On the sAstsrly sias of the harylAad ROD CALI
and esstery ssd northsflr by hnd Of samsel
Hatch ana containing about enc acre az laod. more
or iess. being tbs HOMESTEAD q tha late John FL
drdre. 80. WALTER LlrfLErlkLD.
Mells, Nov. Ai366. .Yf avg o., 4
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ANNUAL MEETING
..r.r .,,.s.I es,tus ~ .lrr.. ~. .....
York County Agricultural Society.

ne nsassrs % che Yo.t cc.sty Axrtsslssr.i
-, IN ssId osoisty, fee NE eAetes ., snesrs ssA
sss :s:. Win he f..a is s.ss e
Friday Aftssnson, Jan. %. - 2 s'eleok.
a -, nd pusssssi sttssAa.ss q asessrs b -
ousStsd. Per ssdsr % frssesss.
-. 80, -, c.;'ons aAsscoss =. s'''I'
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At . Court Of Probate held at Saeo, With
In and for the county of York. on the arst Tues-
day In January, ~ tho year OF our Lord eight
cen hundred and sixfy seven. hy the Hon Il. L
BsurBc Judge Of said Court,
IN the petition OF Reabea Randall, GuAriiAa Of
" Ellisbeth J. Randall, Emily ~. Randall, No
rss r. RAntsii, Albert W. Randall and Frances A.
Randall minors md childIen Of Maria Randall
lato % Kittery, In said county. dcceascd. repre-
scnting that said minors Are setsed ami possessed
at certain real estate situated IN sA,d kttsry and
more fally described Ia sad petitions .f
That an advsntAgs0ns oner Of torty I've dollars
has s---s na.ie ~ rho~As n set kittsry, In
Aid county, which ofer u II for the intsro % al
CONSERVED ussesiiatsiy - sssepS asd The prOsssds
sale n b. put Out tor The hcneht " tho
ssid minors, and prayius that heenss may be graAt
cd hin 10 syll add convoy The tsssrsst aforesaid,
according 20 the statute In susA ess>s made asd
providedi
OvSsyet rhst the petiticssr give not 20 thersofto
all persons interested sAid sstAse, by causing
copy 90 this order ts BE- psblisbe three weeks sue
ccssissiy In tho U-sss + Js~r~sf. printed - BID
doferd ia said county, thai thsy nay sppe&r - Q
Prohste Court In 10 boldea q BAidsfsrd, 10
said county. tks Sra rsesaay q vesSusry ma I
NJ ten ~ the sic<k 10 NE fsreasos. and shev
cause, IL any they have. Why tho prayer OF said
petition should not ee granted
Attest, GeSrse Il. knoultoa, Register.
Attess 8esrxs IT, Kpss,tsn. Register.
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A. q Court of Probate held at Sseo, within
in January, 10 TIE war Of our Lord siYNtsea
hundred And sixty>eeysn. BY The Hoa. q 4.
Bourne. ypa e ot sid CoartI --..,......,...
J instrun,sst parport,agi 70 DO The lAst viii and
testament OF samuel \. Emery, late OF BUXTON. In
aid county. deceased. having pssssntst the same
for prohAtei
ell persons interested. hy causlng . copy OF this
order 10 be pueiished three vveks succtssivsly 10
Ne Union and Jssrssl. pstseef = btddsiofd, shas
- shtAds1srS. In ssid' cemtH On che Qfst Tues
DAY In fssrvAry nslt. ~ Ten d the clock In The
SsssSSsI 80 sas: s.s;s ssy .hsy have NY
N. snowsd - me iAss viii snd testament Of the
-. Ai.sas, s.ors. n. xno.i.sa. x.s,...i.
.Fsrt Aasss. asxrs u. kasuliss. Rss,slsa
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Bank Shares at ,AlstlJolnl..

nj, ;:;S e: siisss.
e .a So.s; s!.! n c q g. md HI
IssnysSsssso2IthS iiNt )NssiSuai BSlf q BlNsi
'fbrd, No, or 10 many Of then - nay6s tumeisnt
.a' debtor sA's 3. v. S sSssss a ''
1890 Atty fsr sid pank: