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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

D4 N1R1 UE OF AN EAECU HUN
issued out Of the District court, in and for the
county of Boise, upon Judgment rendered in said
court wherein w. D. Vantine and G.. w. Crafts
plaintiffs and The Golden Reef Mining Company
defendants for the of Ten Thousand and Ninety
eight and 94100 Dollars Judgment, and costs of suit,
duly tested the oath day of May, A. d. 1867, have
seized and taken in execution the following described
property to-wit All the right, title, claim and inter-
est the defendants had on the 18th dav OF Novem-
her, 1866 being the date of the levy of the attachment
I'M said cause of III and to the following described
quartz veins or lodes situate in Boise county, l. r.
to-wit: [45Ol four hundred and fifty feet III Buffalo
lodediscovery aim; [600l six hundred feet in the
first eastern extension OF the Buffalo lode; 1851 six
hundred and fifty feet in the ]. T.. Stephens-dseoY
cry claim 1850 six hundred and fifty feet in the Gil
max-discovery claim 1851 eight hundred and fifty
are in Deer Greek Precinct, Summit District, being
about five 5j miles from Idaho city, 1901 five humid
red feet in Legal Tender Lode situate about mile
from the Golden Reef Mining Company's mill on
Deer creek 1901 twohnndred and ninety feet in the
Banner lode situate about one half mile above the
Cobd n Mining Companys property; [40Ol four hun
bred feet in the Fourth of July ede in the third
tension east. Also one ten (l0) stamp MILL consist
ing of battery of ten 0 stamps fifteen t15 horse
power engine and boiler together with all the ma
chinery and appurteuances thereto belonging, situate
Deer creek i'll said county and Territory also one
building said mill used Office. Public no.
tice is hereby given that on the
22d Day of June, A. d. 1867,
at 70 O'Clock, NJ. will sell in front of the court
house door, in Idaho City, public auction for gold
coin it's equivalent in clean gold dust the above
described property to the highest bidder to satisfy
said Execution and all aecr1ing costs.
j. /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, May a, 1867. n6w3
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gtnli : atjeekly Murld.
rIIE EREEDMAN,s COMPLAINT.
4 PARODY.

A PAROO
am diving, Andy dying,
Corn and Bacon will not last !
And the dark Plutonian shadows
Gather ON the evening blast,
Issue rations to support me.
Not working orders !-bow thine ear,
Listen to the Freedfnan's secret,
Not for thee alone to hear.
Though overseers and the driver
Raise on high the lash no more,
Though Abe Linkum's proclamation
Lands me safe on freedoms shore,
Though no irons now surround me,
To make me do that white mans viii,
Yet I'm sick, faint and hungry
And there's nothing left to steal!
Let no Southern servle minions
Mock the lion thus laid low;
Twas no foeman's hand that felled him.
Twas the Bu1eau dealt the blow
Hear, then, pillowed on this bosom,
Ere too late, this Freedman's say,
ssGive me rations, give me franchise,
Ere the life-tide GIBBS away"
Hark We. Howard tell the rabble,
Who demand that l should sweat,
= ssThat my noble Spouse poor Dinah,
Weeping in her lone retreat,
Has had dreams-the gods have told her,
Affairs, augurs circle wings,
That our blood with Yankees mingled,
Yet shall mount the throne Of kings"
AS for all those freedmen Knockers,
Home and foreign, rank and file,
Light their path to Stygian horrors
With the splendor of thy smile;
Give the Freedmen crowns and arches,
Let their brows the laurel twineS
I can scorn all labor contracts,
Triumphing in love like thine
Yes, I'm dying, Andy, dying,
Hank the insulting provost's cry;
They are coming quick, my falchion
Let me front them ere / e.
Now no more mid desolation
Shall my name contention swell;
Phillips, Sumner devil take YET
Brown1ow! Beecher Chase! farewell.
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Dissolution n office.

T0 ALL WHOM IT NAY CON
u Germ, be it known, that dissolution of eopart-
nership has this day been made by and between Her
man 1scher and William. Maydenbauer formerly do
ing business under the and style of Fischer &
Maydenbauer, OF the Miners Brewery and Bakery.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
above parties viii please toward and settle i'm
mediately and thus save extra costs.
Either party is entitled to receipt for any amounts
paid them HERMAN FISCHER,
WIN. MAYDENBAUER-
Idaho City. May 10, 1867.
Ihave this day sold my entire interest in the Min
ers' Brewery and Bakery to Messrs. Louis lud and
John Brodhack. In retiring from the late firm, allow
me to return thanks to the public for their generous
patronage, and would earnestly recommend contin-
uance OF past favors to my successors.
nova HERMAN FISCHER
EST BRANDS OF TOBACCO OF ALL KINDS
- EnlHl For sale by WALKER,
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22d Day of june, A. d. 1867,
County Treasurer's Notice.

THE FOLLOWING WARRANTS
IL on the County General Fund will be paid, if
presented within Sirty Days from date, after which
time any of them remaining unpaid viii be placed
at the foot of the Register
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

A scrics of religious meetings are now
in progress ut South SALISBURY. The
attendance and attention is good A
numb'r have prolr.sed to have expert
cnced religion The interest continues
undated
Rev. DR.. James Upham has resigned
the presidency of the institution at Fair
fax, and become one of the editors Of the
Waterman and Reflector at Boston.
The Conprgafoaui,a says: "Thc Con
grrgational Church in Boscawcn, Rev NJ.
l.. Severance pastor, j. erj)l ing a precious.
season. evidently the result of special effort
on the part of the pastor and one of his
deacons. A few weeks ago they went
together through the parish, visiting every
family and couversing with the people on
personal religion. The week Of prayer
came and WAS observed with full meetings
and uncommon interest, and several Of the
lmpcnitcnt are rejoicing in hope, and many
others are inquiring what they must do to
be saved"
Rev. Henry NJ. Holmes, late Of Lunen-
brgh, has accepted IN invitation 10 the
paslorae OF the Congregational church of
Ticonieroga, y. Y.
The largest contribution ever given by
a single individual while living, to the
American Baptist Home Mission Society,
has just been paid ny member in Yer
mont. The sum was $4,000.
"Iermom Congrcg1tion5f is the name
decided upon for the new religious paper
soon to be started in this state.
Nine persons united with the Congl
church in Bristol the first Sabbath in Jan,
five on profession, and four by letter.
There has been quite religious interest
in the place for several month";, pcrvading
all class -, which promises to b. qlite ex-
tensivc. Some twenty individuals have
already inIulged hope
Rev. +. L. Fairbanks has closed hi.
labors in Chester More than usual in
terest has existed for some weeks in the
church in Woodstock. Seven were added
to the church at the last communion.
The interest in religious things contin-
ues undated, and is probably on the in
crease in Ludlow.
BARrON.-I'hc revival at the Landing
continues Eight persons were admitted
to the church on Sunday last. The
pastor has received presents to the amount
of SlO4.
Rev. Mr. Billiard (he fighting parson)
of Newport Centre, has received presents
to the amount of Sl0S.
Rev. j. ii. Woodward. date of the
Union army of Ira>burgh, is to be
visited Jan. 29Ih, by friends ladcncd
with good gifts.
Rev. + b Chamberiin, Of Westford,
has received presents to the amount Of
&23l.
Rev. II. +. Leaviit is to supply the
Congregational church in Ferrisburg one
year.
a tract upon "IIcll," by Rev ]. Fur
Mss, Catholic priest Of Lon Ion, gives
more definite information than has hitherto
been obtained on the subject Mr., Funiss
states, among other items, that hell is
1900 miles from the surface of the earth;
il il boundless plain of red hot iron,
with nm atmosphere of fire AMI rivers Of
SETTLING filth and sulphur. The hook is
epe in ly intended "lur children and young
people, who aie often lost for want OF
being early smi'ten by terror"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
v,R. SCnENCKS NEW OFFICE.

n \
~ Dr. j. II. SCIENCK. OF Philadelphia has
nc ,ed an office on second floor OF NO 50 Hanover
street Boston. where he will he professionally
,vnv Wednesday from 8 to 3. Every person
complaining with Consumption or any disease
lea ing to it is invited to call on him. He gives
advice tree, but for thorough examination with
his Respi omeicr tho charge Is five dollars.
Dr. Schcnck can explain to patients very correct
" the stage of their disease. and how to use his
Inc lcincs, namely, hi, Pulmunic Syrup. S,awocd
Tonic aud Mandrake Pills, without the use ul the
Respitumeicr; tut hv il he can tell exactly how
TAR the lungs are gone and what part also; wheth-
er it Is Tuherculous, Pulmonary, Bronchial or
Dyspcptc Consumption or whe her it is merely
an liberated throat aud catarrh, or from Ii, er
Conn plant
! Til, me irines have full directions. 50 arv one
san take them without seeing him. hut il thtv lye
near hy, and are vel enough it is beet to see HIM
/ All three ui his medicines required in nearly
every of lung disease for it is impossible to
| cure Consumption unless the stomach and liver
are Kept in perfect order. To get lungs in a heal
! ing cuudi ion the stomach must he cleinsed, and
! an appetite tor good rich food created 20 A. to
make good blood, before the lungs will hcgin Ia
4 ."al then the chlls and ni,ht sweats will stop,
ana 10 erpecturatiun becomes tree and cay.
| He kcepsa full supply OF medicines 1t his rooms,
which can lie had Al all times.
| prce Il the fulmonic syrup AMI Sea weed Tonic
each 5l.5O per hotir, or q ~ he half dozen.
Mandrake Pills. % cents per nus.
GEO GOODWIN & Co. - Hanover stree
y D. ON, General Whc!e-sIe tgsns for the Kew
! l. gland Sale.
For sale By all 5ru,Hi'ti. 35;1v
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Jan. l, 1867, there were IS rum
shops in burlington. Fines ana costs in
1866, S2,3S3 n. Persons arrested for
intoxication, 100
Two sewing machine manufactures at
Brattcboro have been shut up AMI the
machines and stock on hand seizcd for n
Infringement. The writs were sued out
in favor of Potter & Wheeler OF New
York.
Six hundred and seventy bushels of
cOnii-catcd oats, seven horses and wagons
and large lot of miscellaneous plumber,
obtained from smuggers over the Canada
line, will be sold at auction at Burlington,
Friday.
STATE BASE BALL CONVENTION The
State Base Ball Convention met at the
Court House in Burlington at 2 O'Clock
=. NJ "Wednesday and continued in ses-
sion until adjournment at 6 l2 O'Clock.
Fifteen Clubs were represented as fol-
lows:
Green Nomta1, Gao, Bri,tol--E. Il.
Roberts, w II. Peake.
Alert Club. POutpy--J. c. Belts l..
NJ. Clark
VIDE Ava,e Club. .NddtJwy-T. C.
Fletcher, w. II. Ellis.
Fear NdtgM Cab, .MAis5wy-F. d.
Kitchcl, Geo Williamson.
Cianp'am Chr, B,plingtoH-E. NJ.
Styles, F.W. Cole.
L. V. " Club, Buh'ngton-Robert
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Nj A II Il | r. ID .

~ F
DorGLS -huBINsoS.--ln PriuccN He lllinoA.
Dec -, 1865 by Rev. William Cunningham, A.
b. Clinton Douglas, and u1t,a F. Robi son. both
Of New EnSlanl. NJ Cards
WAHE-SrrLE.-In arlington, Jan. lat, 1886, ,
by the Rev. L. G. Ware Mr.. Jul,on Ware and
Mr.. Ellen tyles. all Of Burlington.
TrTrLE-BARr0S.-At the house of tho brides
father. Caleb barton, Ed, in Charlotte. Jaruary
Path, 1867, by the Rev. II. +. Lcaritt, NJ fIol-
lace $. futile, OF Wexford, and Mis. Helen NJ.
Barton, Of Charlotte.
CnAMi1IN-LANcIo N.--Aho Ly Tic same, at
the same time and place, Mr.. Ezra T. Champlin,
Of Lake City. Minne.ota. and Mis- Florence
Lanl;lon, Of Malone, Y.
TIffr-CnArMAN-ft Ferrisburgh. January %,
1867, William 1ift arA Miss Eunicc NJ. Chapman
both of Ferrisbursh.
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The Graded school House What shall
II Cost

The Graded school House Nhnt Snoli
II CUsts
II is said that Loui. Nv. loved to make
his own coffee and that Geo II, was
particularly fond of frying his own fish.
Doubtless they could give good and royal
reasons for their culinary creed, and offer
sound logic for the exercise of their noble
rights.
There is in Mildlebury II large class OF
property holders who with these kingy
prrsonagcs believe that they too nave
rights TO be respected and enioyed--in
short that they should decide for them
selves whether they shall be taxed 80 or
900 per cen; for the contemplated school
house.
i he plan submitted b. Mr.. Randall,
nc are told, is estimated 10 cost S33, uO0.
aud rs estimates usually tall at least one
third below the actual cost, it is fair to
say that this plan il adopted will cost us at
least 81 900, and probably more.
This would suljc our citizens to a tax
of $40 per cent which only needs 10 be
contemplated in It's effects upon our uni
versally M Icrale incom =, 10 cause is re-
lection Il; once.
We ad, is,---ihat the non.tax payers
AMI the rash and over zeal rus unes." DO
pause, consider and shrink from lending
their inflIcu TO the hurt and injury OF
the improved - stem had in view
If We are saddlcd with AN oppressive
tag i'll building, grave fears are entertain
ed. that un'lcr its weight, we shall ~.
nally fail to reap from the school, the adj
vantagcs sought
This error has been committed in other
towns, and remains finger board, point
ng Ia, and warning us of their wreck 4:
loaded wiki the unjust debt they are $50
far Il, accomplishing the objects sought
as helpless AS the Titan, pinned beneath
lciun Oh Os,a, for making war on hCav-
en-.
Our new College building WAS erected
for some .l5, 90 We claim that this
SUN ShOutu III tIic ph'Sl'W i5uICS NOlet
for the graded school house. This will
demand a tax Of $40 per cent which we
think is quite rs large as tax payers can
well shoulder in addition to other taxes.
To lc whecd!od or ou,-vocd By non
tax payers, into twice Or thrice this tax
is urjut and oppressive. If there be any
taxpayers among US who are inclined to
take the Views of taxes that Buuiiacc did
of Alc--good in food, drink and lodging
let such rest assured-,hat the hour has
tens, when they VIII regard a heavy sys-
tenn of TAXATION as the sword. Of Dance
lcs-threatlning instant death
To Us it seems an impcrious duty, to
protest kindly, yet earnestly against sys-
TEN OF oppressive taxation.
'licar it ye voters. hear this truth sublime,
lie who permits oppression, shares he crime"
Should the hI>;y ones aiIirm--that the
sum Of 9'l5, 900, is insufficient for our pur-
pose nor we rcply--wait then until it
is sufficient. For while VIC wait 1.-THE
Heavens will not fall" nor will our pres.
cnt school facilities fail 10 be far less rp-
prcs~ire than an additional tax of 900
per cent
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A large number of railroad men are
experimenting on the New jersey railroad
with IA brake which stops train running
45 miles an hour in III seconds.
In Washington county, Tenn, twenty
miles northeast Of June>buro, Is an ancient
birch tree, on the bark of which is still
legiblc the following inscription: "l77l--
y. Boon killed bar"
The war between the New York Cen.
trail AMI the lIudson River and Harlem
railroads although ended temporarily, is
liable to break ont again ut any time rs
the animositlcs ranhle as much rs ever.
There is tax of enltrging the police
force Of New York by $40 men making
it 23O) This increase is necessary in
order to keep proper lookout 0p the
liquor dealers AMI enforce the exci.eNaw
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ONE FILL - 4 DOSE.

ONE FILL - \ DOSE.
Females peculiarly ii .uatei or thu>c surprising
themselves ST, are cautioned against u-fis these
Pills while IN that condition lest they invite ms-
carriage after which adn.onition, tie Proprietor
assume, no res pon.ihiity. although their miilnc,,
would prevent any mischief to l.cltl, otheiW ise
the Pills are recommended as
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those affecting complaints 50 peculiar to
the sex.
ONE BOX Is ST. FIC!ENT.
30, 600 Boxes have been sold within two vears
Ten Thousand boxes sent bv Letter. buth hv
myself AMI agents, to all part, u the world to
which answers have been returned in which ladies'
SAY, nothing Ike the ahove pill, have been known
,iice the science of Medicine dlwncd upon the
World, in Removing Distractions and Restoring;
Nature Il its proper channe! ,,uieiing the nerves
laal nringins back the Roe color 81 Health to
1.-THE check Of the most delicate.
II Price Il per box. Six boXe, Is.
Sold in Mid.llchury. VT, hv II. A. SHELDON.
Druggist, Sole Agent Tor Mllle1urv.
II LA"ls>l Bv sending him 81 To the Mildlclury
lPost Office You can have the pills sent cun-r;-
IIIally and tree OF postage to any part Of the
country. by mail
\ Sold also h., Pond & Morse Rutland: Norilrou
vs. SON Casileton; II. K. Blrlwcl Whitehall ;
~. f. Henry & Co., Waterbury,; Demt,, Barnes
4 Co., New York; C. l.. Case. Brandon; ". ".
ilibharl, 'oulncy; aud 10y "ouc Druggist" in
every village in the United States. 3j;Gm
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MARRIAGE GUIDE. - YorNG'.

wv Guar Pi-si.ipu-.ti. Npi.,. -n. 2. 60,
o." ~ 80 80 d.. Ht-' t-.t.S ..si..c.ur
tpr Maruct IeI,pG, ct tl.ase aAltt 10 iiAlrv, Luh
Male aud Female, in everything coucr.Hn the
ply SlnlnEy and relations ct our ScNuL Svstru,
and the Pro.uc'ion or Prevention Of OF uin,, in
cl"dlng ! the ne" di.cuvriiV, never before given
In the English Language, iy NM Young, NJ II.
Ibis Is really a aluIlie and Interesting voIk Il
Is written IA plain langiagci r tie general reader.
and Is llnNtra,ei with upwards ct one huniicd en-
Cravings. All young marrel PEOPLE, or those
contemplating marriage and having the least inn
pellment to married lie shouli rcAt thi, LouA.
1t discluses secrets that every one should he ac-
lusinted with. sin it is u book that must lie
locked up, and moi lie about the house II will lie
seut To any one ON the receipt Of Fifty Cents. Al
dress DR.. WM. Young No il9, Spruce Street,
above Fourth. Philadelphia. 2ilv
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
hi, entire time to the Treatment; Of all diseases in
cident to the female system. An experience Of
t"enty-three years enables lin to guarantee
speedy and permanent r,ipf IN the worst cases Of
Suppression aud all other Menstrual Dcraugcmouts
from whatever causes. All letter, flr advice must
contain II. Office. No. In iiooti street, li,>tou
y B.-B1ard furnished to those who wish to
remain under treatment.
Boston. June 2, 1865. (Nll3;ly
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L"NIXGroY, No, Msv sd, 1856.
MfSSKS. j. y. HARRIS ( CO.:
Dear Sirs-l have made ALIENS LUNG BAL
SAN pretty well known in our city aud coauirv
AMI hav. sold abuu; all The four tu4Ju bottles ,rut
me in 'arch last AMI | ind that persons who
iFy 'hc BiIsam once come back again tor none ID
II give them Satisfaction; and recommend il in
preference TO any other medicine for Coughs ana
C"l'l- Please ,cEd me six doacn bottles a, som
a. possible. am. vour, Sc.
TilOMASJ. FLETCHER, Druggist.
r. 81 sell more Aliens Lung Ba,>a.n, than
all Other Cough Remedies together aaI il 81 G,
general satisfaction.
S,li by all tcalors in Family Melciucs 43:iw
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no OWNERS OF HORSES.

1 Thousands of horses die ycsrlv from Collie
Iris need not lie. Dr. Tobias Venetian llursc
Lnmtnt will positively cure every case, if given
when first taken. i he cost is only oue dollar
Every owner of Il Nurse should have u hu tie il
his stable ready fir use It i, warranted ,ul.lior
to auNthing else tor The cure Of cuts Nini calls
Swelin;s sore Throat, Spr.ins, Diui-es Ola sore.
&c. Tais Liuimcnt is no new remedy. Ii has
been used and approved OF tor Is wear, by the r,t
hOrscmen in the country. Gwen tuau uN rr-dtiven
Lor.c e., it acts like magic. Oder> ave constantly
received from the racing stables If England lur H.
The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, OF lro.ling fame
has used il for years and SAYS it i, tar superior to
any Other lie has tricl. lie kindly permits me to
refer to him, Hts address is East New York
Long Island. Eccol-nt, d.. Tobias Venetian
House Linim"nt is put up IN pint bottles Take
no oihrr. 5 Id lY Drug lists aud Sad Hers. De-
pot, % Cortandt St New York. i3;1w
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CARD TO TIE LADIES.
DrDUPONCO'S GOLDES PERIODICAL PILLS
FuR FEMALES.

lniallihlc in correcting irregularities. Removing
Distractions OF ;he Monthly Periods. from What
ever CAUSE, and alwavs successful u, preN en;iyc
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sNINN' PAIEs1 HAIR CRiMrEhH,
f'r Cumriu.' and Waving l.adi"' Hair NJ
neat requi.cd IN using them Ask vour -turrkcrp-
-r i'r hem. II lie does not keep t'rm vie &.
tl.- Manufactured L. WINS. 81 l. ). : Co.um-
lila ave, P.iitie!r.iA.
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HALL'S VEGETABLE

HCILIAS U1IR REVIEWER.
Is the hest article known TO preserve she hair. Il
will positively Ies.ore GRAY Hair to it, oii.irul
color, Il keeps the hii from tall ~. out Il i.
the cot lre.'ng in tho W rii, m.kiu.; lir,..s,
VI. For ~, hy al Drusless
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Tie above goods sre All fully lic.n.,d by the
tn'on Co., who own al tte controlling raper
Collar Patents.
ST NJ other Collars Ll; Grays arc MoipEp. or
ever have been.
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l,TATE OF yERMONT-Disiricl Of
l.;s Of Corn~,li, ia ,ai' district, dc,e,,ci.

Msrt u. G.e'n. -tu,ri ;rstriN or the csis,e e
ssij deccts-,'. h='ih- ticl lcr lc.i.ion m rsii
irrha COAT fr license, L. eel ~ n real rt'.tS
ct al dec Sc situated IN ih'~ 50. r.iGe cat
iag that IL woull le beneficial 20 all uo,s,n- In
,e'a,;ei hat sad estate saog!d lie ii, - to
proceed. ct such sa,a 10 divided aCtnrdig e." ,aw.
|, is ihcreupon or ',rci thar ,il V''il'u 10
rnUsiig'rl ~ Sl court sta ,es,in ilere-r Ia
ho hell at the Probate Office Ia Mid,lelurv. ~"
Mon BAY, the 4th day ot February next, QS6 } a
ten O'clock IA lie iorenucu and Ncu srr hct,nv
uot'1e' {" avPay l,!orc tsid Court, At sa'd .ess's'
thereof, and IL ~ Cause. II any You have, ~hv
sal iircu,e - colt net tc Crsn'ol.
VA ~ a Hi!dletury. tins - day &C Jsnms'v,
! u. 1867
il,3~ e. e. TLSE&, iul-,
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HI'NrS lloo.icr Fodder Gutter best
L L Gutter in the world - frat prcmi.n,
send for ocular. J. y. BUEDlCk ( Co., Sew
IlaYen. Ct