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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
CALEDONIA COUNTY

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY Il freucIlnau mani
ed Lewis Dusett, an employee Of the railroad
company. who occupies a shanty in the Irish
village east Of tlc shops IN Lyndon, left the
shops after dark L few nights since, to return
u his home. Several men were boarding
with him, for whom he had one hundred dol
lars. As be entered the woods Il man at
tackled him with club, bringing down a
tremendous blow towards his head which was
wardcd of, and grazed down his side, tearing
OF one leg Of his pantaIoons Dusett then
knocked the man down with his fist. and sup
tosed he woald lay there till he could go
home and return witt, a lantern. When Du-
sett returned with his friends the man bad
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
DEATHS

Notices deaths inserted nee Obituaries, iEclCd
ny poetry, Inserted for live line, lie paid III
- advance. Ihis ris uiii bz strictly adhered 10.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06

RogE.-French troops have landed iu Italy.
Victor Emanuel's forces have occupied the
Papal territory, and Garibald has fallen
back from Rome and has been deseated in
battle
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
ADDISON COUNTY

Mr. Hiram Peck and wife Of Ferrlsbnrgh.
should they be spared until next August.
will have lived together ffty-four years-al-
most two generations.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Az OLD RELTcT.-T. j. Albro has present.
ed 70 the Bennington Free Library an old
relict, in the shape of German Bible. bear
ing date Of IT'S.
CABBAGE Nov Billy Mr.. Hiram Alien, Of
Bennington, has decided novelty, 1t being
three large and perfectly formed cabbage
heads growing from one stump
Gen. L. i. Grant, Of the Old Vermont
Brigade. paid a flying visit to Manchester
one day last week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
Caskets and Burial Cases.

THE Best and Cheapest Assortment of COFFINs
i CA-kETS and BURIAL CASES in town may
b. found Furniture Rooms, ia Re- DIS Block Main
STREET. We keep hand every variety of TRIM
MINGS and are always prepared furnish and trim
anything IA this line, in the and al
able rates. S.SCONlLL.
Nontpeliar. JulE Is. lsS1. r29If
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
IMPORTATION,

Information guaranteed 30 pr duce a1urIant growth
II he upon bald head beardless face also recipe
removai Of Pmpss, Bntche., Efupons, etc, On
the .kin. leaving the same off, clear and beautiful
h4 obtained without charge by addressing
THOS. +. CHI tPMAN, CsEAIsT-
gC-.yI FrazdyEzv New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06

The house Of Oren Parsons, Of otratton,
was destroyed by fire Oct. 10Th, with nearly
all it's contents, causing him quite loss, as
he only had small insurance, in the Farm
ers' MUTUAL
\ dramatic association has been formed in
Patney.
Ballard Howard, of Dover, having recent
" lost several sheep. set traps and caught
three lynxes.
Mrs. ParEnoliS II. Miles has sent the Pl1r-
nir box Of raspberries which were picked
Oct. 9th. II is rare thing to see :psci-
mems of berries 50 late in the season.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06

EsNDoLrH FARMERS CLUB.-Monday Owe
ming OF this week the first meeting of the
Randolph Farmers Club was held, and they
are to be continued every Monday evening
during the winter. This j. move ii the
right direction, and we trust these Farmers
Clubs may spring up in every town through
out the State
CONGRATULATIONS EIslJ-A6out twenty of
the citizens of Bradford made Il call upon j
c. Stearns recently. who has received an mp
pointmenJ Colonel on Gov. Pages Staff
Mr.. Stearns was congratulated on his appoint
mcnt TO 70 honorable and lucrGtjre 4 position
etc , 20 which be replied, saying that he was
taken by surprise, and would nos attempt a
speech, but invited the company TO partake
OF oysters as soon ~ they could he furnished.
Capt. u. johnson, Of New bury, raised on
his farm this season, three potatoes, weigh
ing respectively 5 u pounds, = 10 pounds.
and pounds, ) II ounces
NEW BRIDGE.-1he Beedie Bridge over the
Connecticut river. near South Newbury,
winch was blown over in n gale. in Jnly,
1866. has been rebuilt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
ORLEANS COUNTY.

Billings Carpenter, Of Craftsbury. lost d
horse, valued at three hundred dollars, on
Monday of last week, from lock Jaw. brought
on by OYER driving
Air. George Ordway, oi lrasburgh, raised
on three-fourths Of an acre ninety bushels Of
ears of corn.
Asa Hartman, OF Craftsbury, recently lost
valuable pair of oxen by the giving away
OF the stable floor, in consequence of INSULT
Gent support.
John Metcalf, Of Albany. died IN his wag-
on on his way home from the recent Fair at
Bradford the road near the house Of Luz
Their Wright. in Calais. He was about
seventy-eight years old.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The Catholics held fair at Rutland last
week. and realized about three thousand dol =
lars therefroIn.
THIEvINC.-William Ostrout u boy Of
fourteen, living in Westfeld, was suspected
of stealing some articles from the grocery of
Bedell IL Hitchcock, and owned up not only
the theft VI which he was accused, but also
several others, among which was fourteen
dollars in money on different occasions
On Friday last, two men belonging at
Georgeville, p. O.. one named G. W. Clark,
and the other named Marsh, passed several
counterfeit bills CT Barton. They then start
cd for Newport on foot, following the rail-
road. When overtaken by the gravel train
they were brought to Newport and put in
charge OF deputy sheriff Parker. A dispatch
was sent to sheriff Boswell, vino came up
and took them to Barton next morning for
. trial
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-31
A Romance of the Ballet.

Last winter wealthy Cuban conceived
an extravagant passion for pretty
young woman dancing at n leading
Broadway theatre; wrote to her and So
licited an interview. He poured his
passion out in burning words, and offer
ed to pour out his gold as freely, but she
informed him, as the celebrated En-
glish actress did her opulent admirer,
that the way to her bed-chamber lay
through the church. He sought to
shake her resolution, but in vain, and
in despair of possessing her otherwise,
he made her his wife. He tired Of her
in few weeks, and as his relations were
violently opposed to such an alliance, he
deserted her and returned to Havana.
Too proud to follow him, she went back
to the stage, and during the month of
May, clerk in commercial house
down town, fell in love with her, and
went through the same experience as
the Spaniard. Hymen before Venus for
her, and SO the young fellow, with de-
gree of dishonor characteristic OF an old
er head and cooler heart, entrapped her
into false marriage. His employer ac-
cidentally discovered the deception,
became enamored of his pretty danseuse,
and apprised her of the clerks villainy,
assuring her he should be compelled to
wed her if desired by process of law.
Esmerelua declined to have nothing
more to do with the rogue, and released
him Internationally. The merchant
was so much struck with the woman's
spirit and beauty, that, although he
knew she had twice consented to marry
in cold blood, he proposed matrimony
| to her and was accepted. Certain legal
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Methodist Radicalism.

Iowa Methodism plants itself square
~ upon loyal platform, and believes
that it can talk of traitors rs well a
other sinners in the flesh. The Upper
Iowa Conference, which was in session
last week, set forth their opinion on the
state of the country thus:
We, the North Iowa Conference of tho
Methodist Church, and Loyal Citizens
of our great Republic, advocating the in
alienable right of suffrage and . full re-
presentation based upon the supremacy
of the majority, and just regard for the
natural rights of the minority-and be-
licving that these principles are a.
necessary to the full development Of the
political Liberties of the American peo-
pie rs the growth of grace in our relig-
ious organizations, do
Rcsotre, lst. That we believe the
time has come in the history of our coun.
try when the right of universal suffrage
should be extended to all classes of loyal
citizens.
I'd. That in the organization Of our
civil government there should be guar
anteed to every person a perfect equality
in national, civil and political rights,
3d. That We earnestly protest against
the action Of our Executive in removing
from official position those men who
have stood firm by the principles Of our
government while passing through the
late struggle for national existence.
4th. That we will give support to no
candidate for Legislative Office, who will
not pledge himself for the sumpremscy
of Federal law over State legislation, to
the consolidation and perfect union Of
the confederacy, with constitutional
republican form Of government in every
State.
5th. That we endorse the action Of
Congress in placing its legislative hand
upon the throat of treason, and the re-
pudiation of the claims Of traitors.
9th. We acknowledge the hand Of
Divine Providence in bringing us thus
far safely through the perils that have
threatened our political government.
and trust that in the wisdom OF our leg
islators and the blessing of God our r.
union will be based upon the broad
principles Of truth and justice; that we
may afford an example to the world Of q
free and intelligent people, framing and
administering their our laws, and pro-
viding an asylum for the oppressed and
down trodden Of other lands.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-31

A young lady recently died at Elgiu.
ILL.,, and 1T har funeral, when her rola-
tives and friends were taking last look
at the loved face, young man to whom
she had been engaged, and who had PR.
sented her with an engagement ring bus
. short time before her death. deIlbes.
ately bent over the corpse, and In pre-
ence Of oil tho church. removed the yinE
from her finger aud walked OF with e
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BILLIARD HALL.

HAvING recently reiitted my saloon, and
Anaugh Decker make, and Combining all
the modern improvements, all lovers 81 the
game are requested to call and give them .
trial. Good order will be enforced. and BOYS
are not allowed In the Hall.
ICE FOR SALE. BERNARD LANG
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Ice Cream Saloon.

HAVING got fixed up in my new rooms,
TONER'S with the hest Of Ice Cream, Lemonade,
lies, Cakes, Candles, Nuts, Fruits, Tobacco and
Confectionery store. Returning thanks for
past patronage, hope TO merit a continuance
Of the same. II ID WHEELER
Upton, July 1867
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IDA, Ida County. lowe. Oct. lstb. 1s1

IDA. IDA County, Iowa, Oct. 18th, 1857.
Dear Advertiser:-Though away out
here where almost nobody lives, sixty
miles east Of Sioux City and eighty miles
west Of Fl. Dodge, want to write you
respecting Ft. Dodge. AS I said in my
last arrived here Thursday evening,
Oct. 10th, at 81 o'clock; put up at the st.
Charles Hotel, kept by VIM. Dwelle,
who is : capital landlord, keeping q
good house, with clean beds, good fare,
and moderate charges. This has been
the sits Of o. g. garrison for quite Z
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Yeast Cakes and Powders at ALIENS,
VIM. N. KNOTT.

A UCTIONEER. viii attend promptly to
"A selling all kinds OF property at Auction,
In any part Of Cedar county. A list Of his sales
Will always be found at the TIPTON ADvERTI-
SER Ofzicc, where those desiring his services
can N the day for their sale without seeing
Inn. q
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Dr.. DOdge's Lectures on Chronic or Long
Standing Diseases,

C0mprisinga work OF one thousand royal octA-
v0 pages, ID now nearly all In type and will
soon be offered to the public. It will be printed
on flne paper and embellished with various cuts
OF different parts ofthe human system, show
Ing healthy aud diseased conditions; and also,
first class steel engraving Of Or. Dodge, for
frontiaptoce. Orders for this work VIII Be soli-
cited. -
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MISPLACED CoNFrDEyCE--Yester
day afternoon farmer who hsd Just
disposed Of load Of produce for gree,y-
backs, made the acquaintance Of q
stranger, a young man whom he acci-
dentally met at saloon on Front street
The young man was a good talker and
entertained his country friend with
wonderful stories, of travel, battle scenes.
&c. In Il short time the discovery was
made by the mice young man" that hs
was related to the county mans friends
in Indiana" In fact, he had Just rot
letter which was in his t'other coat
They would go get it. Starting together
the new friends walked up Main street..
and when near the corner OF Second ehe
young man was struck with an idea. He
had bounty claim due ut Haviland's
Office, and wanted to use some money:
would his friend oblige him with tenn
porary loan of S25 until he could see the
agent. Countryman drew his wallet
and passed over two KS and v, to the
young man who really was much &C.
| commodated.' Bidding his friend wait
on the corner until he could see the
agent, the 'city chap" with the $25 In
greenbacks, tripped up the stairs ON
Main street, and slipped down those
leading to Second street and left. Pro-
badly to get that letter from Indiana
The accommodating farmer after watt
ing near an hour on the corner. con-
cluded he would go up stairs and ses
what was the matter. His surprise at
not finding 'his friend" and the suR-
gestion being there made that he had
probably been swindied, was too much
for the victim, and he burst into tears.
AS soon rs he could control his feelings
he rushed forth for the "police" to aid
him i'm finding the confidence man and
get back that temporary loan Of So5. At
last accounts he had not met him. Duv.
| cnDort Tu=cHe.
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working for dear lite'' 10 defined to
be making clothes for now baby.
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TIPTON MEAT MARKET.

TlHE subscribers announce to
the citizens of Upton, and -
surrounding country, that they
have taken charge Of the city --@0
Meat Market" and will supply customers with
good fresh Beef. Pork, Mutton, and Veal, at
the lowest rates. Shop one door west Of Friend
4 Culbertxon's store. PORTER TOWER.
Tipton Iowa, Feb. q, 1866.
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6. L. SMITH.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public, Con-
n veyancer and Collecting Agent. will furn-
ish abstract of Land titles, and give especial
attention to the sale of real estate.
Office IN Rice's Block,
Mechanicsuilte, Cedar Co., IoVu.
Refers, by permission, to Hon. JAS II. Roth
rock, Judge Sth Judicial District of Iowa. Hon.
Ed Wright, Secretary of State; Hon. VIM. p.
Wolf, Upton, Iowa.
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s. s. BOZARTH

VXyOULD inform the citizens of Upton and
w surrounding country that he may Mt all
times be found at the old Office, during the alb
sence Of DIR. P. T. Smith, where he will be hap
py to serve any and all In any of the operations
pertaining to dentistry.
1d-SatisfactiOn guaranteed in every case. 4ltf
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A Little "set" in His wsyS-
There was "away outin Iowa." vssy
learned and worthy missionary knsw1
~ Father T, who was more thaA
suspected Of being very fond Of haviag
his own way. He once attempted -
cross wide unsettled prairie, and w.
compelled to camp out over night. n
the morning he took the wrong cosDo
and travelled twenty miles due nseoh,
while he wished to go east. Some one
inquired how It happened, - Il was .
clear day, and asked him If he did mot
see the sun. "Why, yes'' replied Faith
er T, ~ saw the sun but couldn't
bring myself to believe that way was
east. Exchange.
The above reminds US Of An old Ar-
mer up in Genesee county. Several
years ago. when the country W. new
the old fellow got lost In the woods o.
two Or three occasions, while hunting
for his COWS and laid out over night. A
neighbor recommended him to gst .
pocket compass, which he did, aad has
friend explained to him Its use. On the
very first occasion he had to use 1t, how
ever, he got lost, aud laid out - usual.
On being recovered he WAS asked Why
he did not travel by the compass. He
stated that he did try to. He wished -
60 north, and he "tried hard to make thD
blame thing point north. But 'twaak
no use; 'twould diddle, diddle, di1dDs
right around, aud point about southsas>
every time he tried !'-Detroit DuSe,,
Union.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Trsasurer--JOHN TUTHILL
Clerk OF Dist. Courts YATES
Rec0rder-JESSE JAMES.
County judge BELTS.
Sheriff. % DSHEARER
Coroner-THOS JAMES.
Surveyor A GATES.
Drainage COmmissiOner-ROBT COVER
Members Of Board of Supervisors-Presidcnt
JOHN LEITH, Sugar Creek; GEO w SMITH, Cen
ter; II COVER, Cass; p FERGUSON, Dayton; G
FADKTl Bennington; N RIoBY, Fremont;
l. TArun. Iowa; J DANCE, Linn; H B POTrER,
Massi!lon; E RICE, Pioneer; . RoUsER, Red
Oak; c. HARDMAN, Rochester; I SHEARER,
StFingneld; w = CHASE, Sprtngdale.
1EANITOU LODGE, No. T. I. O. Of o. F.,
M TIProN, Iowa. Meeting night every
Friday evening, In the ID story Of NcMamara's
building. WIN. HI. HAMMOND, N. q.
SILAs HooN, Sec'y.
NEDAR LODGE No. II, A. r. 4 A. NJ. Upton,
~ Iowa holds regular conimunicatious-O0
Wednesday evenings, on or before.
Visiting brethren welcomed.
=. w. YOUNG, Sec. J. w. CASAD, W. NJ.
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Candles and Soap at
WIN. H. SIMPSON & CO.,
Manufacturers of
Marble Monuments.
Tomb and Head Stones,

NJ MUSC,4T1NE, 10 VA.
Keep on hand n large stock of MARBLE from
which we will manufacture Monuments, Cab
let's and Headstones to suit the wants o. our
orders promptly filled, delivered and set p in
any part Of the county. Especial Rtte.4tion
paid to getting up new designs. n25y
w. HI. Simpson. w. w. Webster. j. H. Sergel
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AARON p. GILBERT.

T AND, TAX-PAYING AND COLLECTING
IL Agent, Conveyancer, Draughtsman of
Models for Patent ONCE, Upton, Cedar county,
Iowa. Land business transacted in all its
branches, taxes paid for non residents, titles
examined, collections made, abstracts furnish
ed, patents procured. bounties and pensions
collected. Office In basement of Court House,
with l. l. Sweet
DEMONSTRATION VIM Wolf H Piatt. II
Carr, Upton, Iowa; Drake 4 Covington, Mus
catine, Iowa. 4ltf
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steps are necessary before the last nup-
tials are contaminated; but the CONNER
cial lover is desperately enamoredo Of her,
and has already placed her in hand
some mansion, and made her deed Of
the property with ten thousand dollars
for pin money. His friends are indig-
nant, and aver that he is infatuated.
But he swears he loves her and will
marry her as soon rs practicable. She
says she Is deeply attached to him for
his kindness and sympathy with her,
and is now leading y quiet and exem-
plary life.
Her .fndnccc is nearly forty, and lras
been sought as husband in modish cir
cles to no purpose. His liver seems to
have been struck now; and there Is little
doubt that he will wed Esn,erelda this
winter, and snap his fingers ut comment
and criticism, She will join Grace
church,; be passed upon by Brown; ride
to church with gold-clasped hymn book,
and look ten times more as ii she was
born to it all than many of her sex who
prate of blood and breeding.
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WIN, ELLIOTT.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and General Col
u lectlng Agent. Applications made for
Back Pay. Bounty and Pensions Of Discharged Soldiers,
or for the heirs of deceased soldiers No charge
made unless the application is successful. Also
legally licensed CbnreyInccr for Cedar county.
Deeds, &c, made and acknowledged reason
able terms. Office with the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court, TIPToN Iowa. v13n2l
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BLACKSMITH AND WAGON SHOP.

DLAVAOMIIH ANU WAUUN bHUfs
TIME undersigned would respectfully inform
/ the public that they are prepared, on the
shortest notice, to do all kinds of Twisting and
Turning in Iron and Wood, also jobbers Wagon
Work and Blacksmithing.
HELTSEL 4 SPEAKMAN,
June Ii, 1867. CLARENCE, Iowa.
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LIVERY STABLE

NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
YNHOMAS w. THOMPSON would respectfully
l. inform his old customers, and the public
generally that he has commenced work i'm his
New Shop, directly north Of the Steam Mill, IN
Upton, where he Is prepared to attend to all
business In his line, and especially horse shoe
inR. lltf
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bI.DEN'S
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PICTURES !! PICTURES!
A Ill THAT WANT FIRST-CLASS LIKE
IA nesseS taken Of themselves friends, will
call at J. l.. HUDSON'S PICTURE GALLERY,
over Boyntons grocery store, between the
hours OF a. M. and p. m. Entrance at the
west side of The baiiding. MT
w. N. HOEY,
A UCTIONEER, CLARENCE, Iowa: viii sell
n goods at auction in Cedar county, when
called on. Also,
GENERAL LAND AGENT.
Will attend to buying and selling land, paying
taxes &C. All business done with promptness
and dispatch Office at w. Flanagan Co.'S
store, In Clarence. vl3nS
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-12-05

IS n 1STRICr of Litchfeld ss Probate Court NY Nov. l5, 1867.
 Estate of E. Lewis Buell. late of Litchfi cid in said District deceased. The Court of robatE forthe District Of Litchield hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. those who neglect to present their accou nts, properly attested. will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immedi- ate payment to
 52-3w LEWIS HADS ELL Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-12-05
. ROTATE Court District Of New Milford ss.

DROBATE Court District Of New Milfordss
 M Nov 30th, 1867. :}-
 In the estate of John J. Conklin. of New Milford in said District insolyent Debtor. This Court limits and allows threo months from tn !. said 3Oth day of Nov. 1867 for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims to the con- missi oners. And Mathew $. Barnum, Of Kent Edws I'd " Seymour of, Litchtieli; and James Huntington, of Woodbury all in the county of Litchfeld Esqrs: are appointed Commissioners to receive examine and decide upon the claims Of the creditors of said Insolvcnt Debtor pre- seated to them within the time limited, and said commissioners are to meet in the execution of their duties an the 10th day of Jan. and 2ath day of Feb: 4. D. 1868 at o'clock in the fore noon on oh of said days at the office of John s. Tur,il Esq in said New Milford in said county for the purpose of at tending to the du- ties of said appointment.
 34-5w Attest JAMES H. MCMAHON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-12-05
AUCTION,

gE7 ILL be soli at public Auction, on Mon- w day, Dec, Eth at two o clock p m in front of New Ensiaid House. New Milford, l NEW PLAIN BOX BUGGY, sl75,
 Second Hand BUGGY, $50
 sa Second Hsni TOP BUGGY $50,
 3 Second Hand WAGONS, ss .T ,. 2 Second Hl nd ffARNE SES,
 s c. NORTHliOP, Auc1ioneer, 1T Stsrmytthe sals will talk @ place the next fair day. :.-.