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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-16

e5-Senator Sumner pitched into the
president with igor in the open session
of the Senate on Thursday and intimated
that when the Senate adjourn the presi
dent intends 10 nullify the civil office act.
The Senate then went into executive
session, AM the subject was again dis
cusscd. The excitement grows out of
the fact that Solicitor Jordan Of the
treasury department has given written
opinion that when the Senate adjourns,
leaving a district without collector or
assessor, the president can appoint Il dep
uty to perform the functions of those off.
ccs till Congress again meets. He holds
that the president is compelled under The
constitution, to collect the taxes, and the
work must be perform ii 10y somebody,
and it is the province of the president to
name the deputy. The attorney general
indorscs this opinion, and it has created
much conStcrna ion in the Senate.
REvoLUrION IN IIAYrI. The rumor of
revolution in this Republic, which
resulted in the overthrow of President
Geti'rard, is confirmed Two attempts Of
tho revolutionary party we're recently
madc-thc first on the % Of February,
at the Capital, which was suppressed by
President Getirard. The second attempt,
a few days after, made at st. Mares, was
successful. President Gctfrard, finding
that the public feeling was too strong
against him, sent in his resignation, and
on the 18th of March embarked with his
family on board French man-of war for
Jamaica. The cause of this revolution is
the struggle fer political power between
the two classes of citizens. Geifrard
represented the pure blacks who have
hitherto been the dominant party. The
mixed bloods have repeatedly attempted
to overthrow the government AMI secure
lis administration TO themselves Until
now they have been unsuccessful.
Prcsi lent G,ifrard, who was compelled
to res On and fee the country, is man OF
uncommon ability-a statesman in the
highest sense of the word Under hi
wise administration, most bencfcent and
impartial laws have been enacted and
enforced, universal education has been
fosercd, agriculture, de, commerce and
general industry have been encouraged.
and the Republic has thus be, II slowly but
steadily and surely rising into Importance
and power in tho scale Of nations. -
Undertaking the experiment of self gov
eminent under the most discouraging and
disheariening circumstances the Negro
race in IIayti have absolutely demonstrated
to the world that it possesses the full
capacity for sustaining institutions il
harmony with the progress Of tie age.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-16

Cough Medicine should be so compounded
that that they can be taken "littlc and often. ="
II is the throat and chest, not the stomach,
that is effected This is one great secret Of the
success of Zoe Cough Bslsam. Try it, All
dealers sell il
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-16

A FORTUNE FOR THE GIBSON FAMILY
The Gibson Family are TO hold a
meeting at the American House, Fitch
burg, Mass, Wednc' day, May 22d, for
consultation as to the methods Of obtain
ing the immense estate in England, sup
posed TO belong TO the Gibson Family in
America. Columbus Smith, Esq, Of
Yves, Salisbury, is TO address the meeting
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T Y o n S
PERIODICAL DROPS.
TIE GREAL FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES!


have tested these Drops in my own practice.
over ten years, and do not hesitate to say, that
nothing has yet been developed by medical re-
search that acts so powerfully, positively, and
harmesslv, in Of female irregulzTty, ~ does
this medicine. In all recent cases il never fal,,
while thousands who have been long sufferer, arc
indebted to II Tor the boon Of health to-day.
Although powerful and positive, they are
perfectly harmless and NAV be used at all time.,
except when specially forbidden in the directions.
Thew have been extensively employed by smi-
nent physicians in France and England, As vel as
in my own practice, over ten years, and have
vet to hear OF the first instance 81 failure could
give YOU testimonials OF their efficacy from ladies
all over the northern and pwestern States. wsro
they not in their nature rivate. Over loo 900
bottles have been sold the past year, and hops
and trust as many sufferers have been benefited
move all distractions, NAV be used for bad pur-
pose, but trust that where bottle Is thus used
ten NAV fall into the hands OF really needy SUI
ferers.
To all who suffer from any irregularity, painful
difficult, excessive, offensive or obstructed Men
situation, Lucorrhea, or the rain Of diseases that
follow, would say, try bottle Of On. Lros's
FRENCH PERIODICAL DRors. Being fluid pre-
marathon their action is more direct and positive
than any pills or powders. Explicit directions,
bearing my facsimile accompany each bottle.
Thew may be obtained Of nearly evey druggists
in the country or by inclosing the price to G. G.
CLARK & Co. New Haven, Ct, General Agents
for the United States and Canada
DIR. JOHN L. LYON,
PhAcTIcAL PHIN1AH,
New Haven, Conn,
-
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Two new steamers, the Russia and the
Sumatra, are building for the Cunard
line.
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1000 APPLE IRE Est
100 PEAR TREES !

Offer for Sale in my Nursery at Spring,ide
over eleven hundred healthy, thrifty Apple and
Tear Trees, at prices ranging from to 20 cents
each for Apples, aud IL to 20 for Pear.-orcr ~
choice varieties ami every tree grated; Including
among others Red Astracan, Northern Spy, Rox.
Russctt, X. |. Grecning, Fail Wine, King, famcusc
Swoeting. 20 ounce, &C., &c.
The advantage these trees have over those trans
ported large distances and exposed 20 death for
weeks together are easily esimate ed. We fix this
very low standard OF prices to clear tho ground
Immediately.
Sales have commenced, and by permission Of
Connecticut will continue till sll are sold.
No charge made for any tieo that has not an
abundance ol rootlets.-Credit given il desired.
n. B-Sumc Of these trees have already borne
few apples each.
s. BIRD ROCKWELL.
Middlcbury, April IL, 1861. sf
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N~lO(NrO~-~~-rNIl(N
BHASCn-CooK.-In Orwell, Iarch Goth, by
Rev. l.. \. Austin, Major Charl,s r. Branch and
Miss Emma J.. Cook both of orwell.
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N~"~1~~~~~O~-~~(~~-~-~0~O~I
BAHBER In 1icondcro.a, March 23rd, Joel
Barber, NJ D., iato Of Orwell.
lloYr In New Haven, on the 9th instant.
jonathan Hovt, aged 92 years.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

In -WInnebago County Court.
In the matter of the guardianship Of the minor heirs
OF James Law deceased and of the minor Henrietta
TAFT.
MOIICE is hereby given that by virtue and iu
IN pursuance of an order of license made in said
matter on the first day of July AD1s67 by the county
court OF said county, the undersigned Guardians Of
said minors will on the I'd day octobe 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the premises hereinafter described offer ior
sale at public veDdue the following described lands
to wit: undivided three -lourths of piece Of land
lying and situated in the city county Of Kenosha
wisconsin, and described as follows, viz Beginning
in The center of the old road leading south from the
common now called Chicago street, at a point 70 rods
south of the sc corner Of lot IT. thence westerIypar-
ae with the south line of said lot II 10 rods thence
s three rods; thence east parallel with the soufb
line OF sal lot H. 10 rods the centre of said old
road, or Chicago street, thence north along the cen
ter i'd road three rods to the place of beginning,
being part Of n c ID sec. g. I. l n, Il. % e.
Terms OF sale made known at time and place iof
see.
Dated, august 20, 1867. JOHN BROWN,
Guardian OF minor heirs of Jas. Law deceased
ENELiEE W. DAEVoRTH
3T4 Guardian OF Henrietta TAFT
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In the matter Of the estate Of John d. Mcintyre, de-
ceased
N N reading and filing the petition of Mary X, Nc
" Intyre, Of Salem, in Benosha county, and state
OF Wisconsin, and taking due proofs OF the same,
representing among other things, that John d. Nc
Intyre late Of the s8d town OF Salem, on the 29th
goods cbattels and estate within this county; and
fhatshe the petitioner IL the widow OF said deceased:
granted to her in association with j. NJ Wilbur of
said town Of Salem, a j.a
II is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge Of this Court on Friday the 4th dav of
October, A. D., 1867, at O'Clock p. NJ. athis of
nee in the Gig and county Of Kenosha
And 1t L further ordered, that notice thereof be
sons interested by publishing COPY OF this order
ior three successive weeks prior to said day ofhear
printed and published in Kenosha in said county
Dated kenosIa, September nth, A. D., 1861.
,stc75s Gal ANTHONY VAN WYCK,
Owls County Judge,
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IN The matter Of the estate Of Almra T. Parsons de-
ceased.
nN reading and fling the petition Of Celestfne A.
~ Lewis Of the city Of Kenosha, in Kenssha
county, and state Of Wisconsin, aud taking. due
proofs ofthc same representing among other things
that Almifa y Parsons late OF said city of Kenosha
leaving goods chattels and estate within this coup.
~, and that she the petitioner is daughter of said
deceased; and praying that administration Of said
said petit oner
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge OF tins Court on Friday, the 4th day Of 0cto-
Der, a. D., 1851 at 10 clock A. NJ at his Office in
the city and county of Kenosha.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given TO the heirs of said deceased and TO all per-
sons Interested, by publishing copy Of this order
for three successive weeks prior 70 said day OF hear
ing, in the Ken osha Telegraph, weekly newspaper
printed and published in Kenosha I'm said county
Dated Kenosha SEPTEMBER eth, A. D., 1861
"a, ANTHONY VAN WICK,
3w15 County Judge
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A sUooEssrUI TRrArMrNr OF ouorrp, :

A SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF CHOLERA. =
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Conmey-
eial, writing from fernando, Miss, saws
that the cholera has gone, and adds:
"There is much talk here about the mn.
varying success with which one DIR. Alfred
Brooks treats cholera patients by Injecting
suphuric acid into their veins. lie has
never lost case. OF. thirty on a single
plantation, he 'resurrected' to use the Ian
guage of my informant, every devil of
them.'"
If this is SO, our Northern physicians may
take the hint with advantage to themselves
and their patients.
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A MUSICAL PRoDIGY.-The Elkhorn hide
Pe"@eht' IN speaking of the opening of the fail
term OF Bigfoot Academy, says:
:. Inc Musical department will hereafter be
IN , charge OF Miss Lille Bradley, of Elkborn-
q q S9uuS lddy otrare natural and acquired mn,
s seal taientsCthe same lady that we have sno-
t he 81 as playing two pieces upon
pieces, performing the four ali aftbs Two otner
Incredible as it may seem" o''iii' I'm
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

The distance from New York 10 g.,
Francisco is three thousand three hnndpaa
miles. If train should run at the rate &c &c
twenty miles per hour, including stonaoa =
it would require little less than seen
days to accomplish the distance.
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STATE ATT OF WISCONSIN.


1, dhomas A. HealeY sheriff of said connt,, =,
con-, ~ 40 hereby certify that the above Is tr
me "a Sae notice Tor general election sery ed nn
sin ma SeefetaIy Of State ofthe State of Wisco,
notira n3'. on ME IN my office Pursuant 10 S"id
notice = anu lie statutes in relation IN eIacti
ofcers : hereby slYen, that in addition 70 tb t
retSr,, 80 nay ca N the above notice of III 60
are to be elected to wit. NOHHtS or local officers
poSaS senator Tor the Sth Senatorial Di,n;,4
e SL, ~ 'IS county Of Kenosba in 49,, coIi
~ SHIIoes whose term OF Office viii az PIace OF T.
*. jHolday Ia January, A. D. ISIS P"e on The
KenoSbe - tsliioet OF Assembly, for the Connt &c
~ AZ, "a ? ace OF Gideon Trnesdeli Ivb0sa - VI
q 9ihee VIII expires on the 1st Monday % IN term
~, also one Supervisor, in the District cop,rosos
she towns OF Pleasant Prairie Bristol BPS Gsea OF
S9ineIs IN place OF H. A. Newberrv whose ana
once Slil expire on the1st Monday in Janpa,.i a
Also one Superintendent of Schools. for ~
county Of Kenosha, in place of Iide w. Prio TO-
whose term of office wifi expire on the IstE5s5,
IN January, A. d. 1865. go
:, Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
tle above notice an election will be held III The
evelal Towns, Wards and Election Precincts OF the
IIouhty Of Aenosha on the LIST Tuesday succeedipg
a 4o n ISL 5Monday, being the fifth day of November
o. Tor the purposes therein set fourth
u eAeFIH s Ohice, kenosha Wisconsin this ID
OSiy on September. A D. 1867
IHOS. a. HEALEY 4
Sheriff kenOsha Co Wis
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50 Cure ALL
Group,
DF. JOSEPH BIRD,
KenOsha, Wis.
In Probate--Kenosba Comfy Oonrt

In the matter OF the Guardianship of Alexander Yule
6 In reading and filing the petition of Alexander
" Spsnee, Guardian of said Alexander Ynle, rem.
nting that said ward has procured the possession
OF his own pTopery that he has left this state aud
Is now IN Europe, as he the petitioner believes that
said Yule that he the petitioner desires TO resign said
trust and praying that order be made accep ting
further performance of the SAID trust II is ordered
that said petitioner be heard before the Judge of this
Court, On Saturday the 2Sth day OF September A D.
1867, at 10 O'Clock A. M at mis- Office in the city of
kenosha. And it is further ordered that notice be
given to all persons interested by publishing copy Of
this order for three weeks successvey in The Keno
sha IetegJdph, a weekly newspaper published at
Kenosha, in said County.
Dated august Both, A. D. 1861.
ANTHONY VAN WYCR
oWlt GnnnIv HMM
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The Grover and Baker Elastic. Stitch sewino.
Ma2hines are Superior to all others for the
following reasons: 5000

The Grover and Baker Elastic Stitch SEWING
Ma2hlnes are Superior to all others for the
following reasons:
y They sew direct from the spooIs, and require no
reminding of thread -.
q IN are more easily understood and used a ID
iess liable to arrangement than other machines
o. lhey are capable of executing perfectly without
Dnauge OF adjustment, much greater variety
work than other machines
4 The stitch made by these m = chimes S ro,,b mo,
nI' eiastic and durable es3ec ialIy upOn ARTICLES
er machine ~ -'0'iSH iha'i any otA-
ms stieh,owing to,the manner in which the I'M
oeI Unread is lnwrought. is much The n,ost nlrTnn
b gau.lul IN use, and retains its piumpness and
iEe@u'y even upon articles frequently washed and
o. ca until they are worn out
Dc Ihs structure of the sea M ia oh that tbouoI II
~ 1us OF Droken at intervals of oniv a few Stones
VA neitner open, run ravel, but remains rm
ohhSe other machines, these fasten both ends of
me seam by their own operation
WIN these machines, while silk is used upon The
VI idce sGeof the seam, cotton NAV he used II n
W ny other side without lesseping the strength or
aolilty oil the seam This can be done ON no b>
made up with silk NPVH 81 S'i'0ne" "a
: =. Inese machines in addition 10 their spneri,r
us as instruments for sewing by change of al
easily learned and prac tised execute the
nameatal work. ana or
GROVER & BAKFP 5. II 70
Me- boil
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The Riverside institute

Situated at Riverside, Burlington county New Jersey
Is founded Tor The purpose of gratuiluousy educat-
ing the sous OF deceased soldiers and Seamen of the
United States.
The board of trustees consists OF the following
Weu,kD0wp citizens OF Pennsylvania and New Jersey:
HON. VIM. MANN,
District Attorney Philadelphia Pa
Hon. L BR0OMALL
Ex-ohief Coiuer, u Mint and Recorder @!
Deeds, 'phiadslphis, Penn.
Hon. AS SC0VEL, New Jersey
Hon W w WARE, New JERSEY
HENRY G0RMAN, ESQ.
Agent Adams Express Philadelphia, Pa
C0E, Esq.
ofJoy, Coe & Co., Philadelphia.
Treasury Department. Washington, O. Aprll IS,
18G7-omce of Internal MISUNDERSTANDING received
satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of the enters
prise conducted by the Washington Library Compa,
ny will be devoted to charitable uses, permission is
hereby granted to said company to conduct said ems
terprse exempt from all charge whether from specia
tax or other duty.
EA ROLLINS Commissioner.
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Az ACT to amend the General Banking Law of
this State

Inc people OF the State of Wisconsin, represented
~ SENATE and Assembly, do enact as follows:
secuon l. Any bank or banking association
odnlzed under the general banking law of This
49, ue?s!ioUs OF redeeming and Winding nm its
IGirctHalon without disseminating the business or
, IA IS hereby authorized to redeem and wind
sIo ~ odclatlon u the same manner in All re-
epeGls, as Is provided in said law for baniner $50
6"n3 gns aeslfous Of disseminating the business Of
cstnn ~ w SuCn redemption, deposit and publ
rom the payment OF taxes TO the stare or ~ JAMS
banking association ~ii pihk or
in sec 4 IL shall De lawful for any bank or bap
Ls ASSOCIATION organized and doing business ~
ana sng general banking law Of this state, to demand
intaret ioI loans and discounts such rate of
.htetest as sna be allowed by law TO be taken od
Gefeed by individual citizens and by corpcraons
Approved April IL 1866 1- "a
Gu ana returns made pursuant to law. '''Ss
pare on Wisconsin, at the CAPITOL in Na az
'l' inns %olA CAV OF August, A. D. 1861.
IHOS. Z. ALIEN.
Of C+aFo
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Town of Bristol Bounty Tax for 1865,
The f0l1o,rino are in T1R d
CIty of Keuosha-lst Ward

The tolto,oing IN the s. E. Or Sec. 81 T2Ro3.
VIM B slocqm com % at sw cor of sd tk. thence on
line Of Sd ID G b % # thence Zee n to centre of blk
VIM B sloeum--eom cor sd Tx, thence to a
thence 165 it to line Of bk and to beg TX % % A
Jacob Engle-co at ne cor sd bk, thence W
line blk 50 #, thence % it, thonce 50 TT, thence
Soreno Fisk-ezcep T. # in wild III ofo end OF 1t u
Michael Crow undivided x $40 # lts7 &8b& 20 IS
Est of A Leonard x Sc 4 sd Blk IS n q
4 Doye-e 4 W x Of So a bk 50 SO
Mrs Iiovey-oom 28I # OF nc COZ sd 1t, thence
parl with line to line OF sd 1t, thence s p IT.,
thence to line of sd 1t, thnee n Y & ~ begt
R + Hamtrook-e y oflt2hk II 4
Michael o Brien-com at sw cor II 8, thence on
III Linz OF sd It 20 IT, thence par! with line Of sd It
Josiah Bond-com at ne Of ID SIX, thence
line ofsd bk 50 TT, thence parl with line OF sd
blk 23R tt, thence to Main st, thence TO beg, Its
c i Comstocl-s K orna4ft as per plat of188s 1t
@6jppe-strses and sa;Sat "a sss b g ,55
do a triangular piece lyinge of tlan
sd bk ard " OF Exchange St. beng A # front on
SIDE SIDE walk tsk S9 TX IS street i" IL
Rosanna Keenan-- com where the line of sd It TX
45if extended would strike cline Main St extended
sfrom the line of TX g, thence on last extended
line a ~ thence on line parl with the hrst de-
scribed line to the W line oflt3 TX 49, THENCE to
of sd It 3, thence W to beg except IL It in
wi dtb, running parl with Main st for an alley
through 81 Tx The line Of sd alley is 100 IT OF
" Stfong--com 62 1t s OF ne cor OF DIX ~ on line
thereof, thence parl with line of sd Tx to tfe
sd TX, thence to .beg itl&a bk47 l6 9
VIM Il Otis--lt blk 40 ~
W Blinn--com 40 TT e of sw cor sd blk line of
same, thence $40 #, thence parl with W line OF
sd hls to line, thence line 40 IT. thence
parl with line to line of sd blk to beg. bk 50 Ii
ELLEN Moore-com on line of Exchange ST 30 tt $
of line Of sd It, thence sd line to line of It
s. thence to of sd 1t, thence nOrtherly to
point Sc it of ne ofsd It, thence to beg, 1t .
Tx 50 s
Serene FisA--com IL rds of sw cor Of 1t and on
line of same, thence at right angle with sd line
n line of sd It, thence sd line to " line OF
Main st thence ) line Of sd It, thence y to beg
1t . hk So
Tie folLo,ciag is the s. W. Or. Sec 50, I2 e %
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WIN: :. RE ED, Agent,
TOR kenosha Gity d Co.
TAX NOTICE.

FAX NOTICE.
VIE following is list of unrsdeemed uiecss
ofE tracts or lots of land situated in The conntr
oI henosha state of Wisconsin which W. rle e,1hty
Of 1ss s,h gay OF May, A. 1865 for the upnaid
EST ana me amount Of taxes charges ana i1te
a., a. ealcaated thereon to the last day Of raiai
1i,a ~ Sacn parcel Now therefore notice is bareS
80, tnai unless such lands are redeeTnsS 49, Ie'
vs t'e 'th DAY Of May, a. D. 1865, thew VIII he
80 sl'e purchasers thereof according 70 law.
.N%''l IOWA of Pleaxs,ns Prairie 45g'~%
IA" -tolE2aring.Gre in E1R %
n ~ do <sw = sa sei IA $50 20
" NC 5ttt--s = sw i sec ID IS SO
% y " u ne i cen 92~ so 100
NV u .ss i sec S3 252l
me Foa1o5oiag are an Z, -
q Btake-lt Tx Inv 4 see5
y y ~ 70 1iaitendeHl--lt 6 TX NV y zs.- Isl
=, 3acsie -7excspt 81 1T sold 10 IT5ata- 5 81
" Raeias-oom 40 # W Of Sc cor ofI. . ISL
70 RSfsss cor to tgexeept 81 # e 1oF
ze seos Is aes Of the undivided 1ss aes SS7
z9 sse aos of the undivided 1872 &c,
80 Sc
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sCHEDUEE OFF PRESENTS.

u ..
ash teseh t,.....a 20, 00C
aoI resent 20, 900
'sl resent, 10 00C
icseHtr'- COG
Cash PRESENTS OF $500 EACH Observation-Disclosures. 1000
handsome country residcHce stable grounds,
&c Germanto wn Philadelphia ............... 1S 00O
double residence hree-story brick ca mden " j OOJ
lcoai Depot; 0thees, sheds, ground, with bus ness
country residence, Riverside, n, j., with
groqne, fruits, &C.. 10 ooo
:! aTee-story cottage, lot, &c.............. 5(NO
70 EauapIe building lots Riverside $500 each, 5000
elegant turnout family carriage. span of horses
haInesS, &c, compile tie O0a
~ valuable building lots, Ri veiside $500 each SM0
OeauJiI ul sllVer-gray horse. l51[ hands high
sired py the celebrated imported Arabian Horse
CaIlph; also, iight Road Wagon, weight 40
pounds, with setof superior Single Harness, Sc
on mIiahlhg nrst class establishments OO4
~ MelOdeons. 1925 eacb........... - zoo
20 EoseWo9d Sewing Machines, $500 each..... 900
~ ~ amy sewing Machines 500 eaeh,..... loon
G0 I'll njt SUI each 10 600
on paintings by leading artists aggregate value on
canne1ts ei @E Is, SiUJO each.......... 5000
banSIona sntN~ls, 20 o0V each 5000
hahdsoLne lace Shawls, S2.50 each. '750
~ cashmere shawIs, 500 each 500
10 silk dress patterns S75 each '''''''' S00
~ Ely building lots. Sl75 each. ........ 3 760,
Ahe Icnalhoer VIII consist OF siiverware. mnsi
cai boxes, opera glasses pocket bibles and dff-
ierent arsIeies oil ornament and use, amount
Ing oo.'-..-- So 600
Al the Dror.rt Total 100000
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Milton Gale. ESQ, Boston.
Mrs. wheeler, stonei.am, Mass.

veTy confidently and earnestly recommend Dr. j. W.
E0ldnds Hua1or Doctor ercele7t remedy for Hi-
ntors, havirg been wonderfully benefited By 1t myself
Ay o,cn case teas Ue'y severe and obstinate For
shands and even down on he wrist, uas constantly
cracked and broken up so that aaJIe TO my
hands in any kind Of ,Uct york. and obliged to
Tie hwor lvich afflicted me suos esoSabEy combine.
ton Of EystpeIGs and Salt Rheat. Ay general e.stt
tCGs quite poor Soon after began to I lfnnlo'
Doctor could perCeiee signs Of healing. continued TO
take the medicine till 0ds perfectly cured. My hands
are '1o,o perfectly free from hu1oTs, and ito oil appear
G'aces my toOle system IS clear Of and has been
erdl months. Iused eight bottles bsoTe felt safe to gre
Hpp entirely, bat they cured nac.
HARRIET WHEELER.
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