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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14
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LaUDERDGLE STREET LOTS.

ON SATURDAY MORNING MKT, NO.
vember 18th, at II o'ci *, y 9 will sell, on
the gTound=. TWO BUILDING LOIS, sitasted
o. ths east side uf LaUderda s street, Just south
of the r sidence of Mr.. Rollins between Lin
den and Vance streets. Th-se are very d SRA
bb" Lots, and are in ore Of the best improved
locations L the city, and on the line of the
st Get Railway.
Sale positive title indisrutable.
GEO II. &ON5ARhAT q CO,
10 Auetioneers.
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-OMSRRETs
e Yort srorket.

NEw yoRK November 13.-Costnn without
decided change s9l+SiM b2iss; u LANDS 2fZe.
SapeFine flour IS 75@5 CO. Rioe quiet. Cufs e
st ady. A1olssses qu ct; uuchsngel. Wheat
10 e DIVER. Corn, - o, e,n 81 u@t Is.
cry 5Cods-S auds q brown ch5ailQgs 5Gi5;
Neg WORK mills bleaehed mpslins 24Ec: heavy
brown drills l7tsc prlnts without change Can
ton Il inBels 371Zc
n ney- c I'VE, firm call &c; sterling qaief,
: o1se, Gold 35tzGsEs-. Old Tenn ssees 6S3xe;
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A @ N w n
FOR
ADMIRAL Raphael Seae2aes'
NEW WORK, THE
SUMTER AND The ALABAMA,

NOW In press ana ready for delivery in De-
~ oeDber This WORK IL q Iecord fLhe heroic
services sfioat rendsl ed By This gallant com
WRnder and his devoted comrSces during the
var between ihe States aud is a book o.
tn rilling Interest 70 all lovers OF the daring,
that has hCe1 Issued for years. One agent tn
Baltimore SOLD q copies a day Tor Two weeks;
another nssnti in Alab ma sold IS copies q day
his first three days; and every agent we have
out reports rapid sales. Exclusive territory
given TO men OF excerience and ability, The
work viii be splendidly illustrated aud bound.
Canysssing book and outnt VIII coat 81 80, and
parties who WISH TO sYoid delay and secure
& Cd territory can remit with their drst appu
cation, Il hey 50 desire, with Instructions -
return the msnsy Ia rase the tie ritory is tai. en-.
Address y. L DIB RLk 6 CO.,
Publishing House, 205 Main Str 1st.
novS deod3t&wIt Louisville Ky.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE. November I2.-To5scco. SCARCE
and fIn Tugs 90 sc for common 10 medium.
Saperhne -four So G@5 70. Wheat 81 e0aI IS.
Corr, new, hulk 595Jc; cd nominal Oats
53tl55c. Cation 2lGziLe. New mess PORK S2i 20.
II g-7%GT4c, gfoss. G-een hams O.. Raw
whisky, ree, 81 90 Bacon, shoulders, I3%GIsI;
clear bb ides 1rH@lSc; clear sides IS45S1s1e.
Lard, new loH@I7.
Cincinnati Market.
~CTNCTEEAT1. n vemher IS-Flour. family
81 20 4 70. Wheat 81 75- Corn, new s. a57c: old
neld at soc. Ots i. c. tpn dull, nc WIS.
Ky FL 90 Lud dUil, isL@l5c. Bulk shoulders
ia9iGzc; s des i3H z 4%c. Bacoa shcu d-rs J3c,
Butte S3g37c. Eggs A0c.
"a. Louis 1arEeE.
ST. LouIs, November lS- superhue -four
81 5 ESQ Whea Il 50@2e5 New C,Fn e0ar5c;
old 70 DC. o Is 47G52s New 90 L SIS 90: Old
$40 2. Bscon, sh,u ders l4c; hams Isc. Lard
1870. Whisky 81 90.
Foreign Markets.
LoNDoE, November lS.-Consols for money,
efS a-1Os, 7sH.
FRASKFoRT, November lS-Bondv5 2as 49,
L ~ERPoo Novem er b dull; sal, 5
10000 bales m ddltng up'.nds, 1919 Orleans,
I'D. Brs 4dstdff- unchange
HAYRE, n OemOer "a otton. tres ordinaiFe
on the spot l3n low rid iltnE, to arrive I2lf5
csntimes. sock $500 ba.es. Sales Tor The
week 1909 bales.
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TOR SALE OR ExCHANgE FOR CITY
Eoc sale,

on SATURDAY, DECEMBEz 18TH, I viii
~ sell, 30 tbs highest bidder, at Mason's De-
p {, a tract of Land ming Az Acres, Sit
utJed IN Upton cCUnty, two miles north OF
Aason's Depot. Terms made Rrown 81 tine O.
sale. Fl. r. and ]. /. SHERROD,
ROWS law4T| Administrations
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Masontc Grand Lodnc.

THE ~. W.. Grand Lodge wi / be
Z onyened a. th7 Hat o. Soufh -
Memphis Lodge, No. 8, on SUNDAY Wy
AFTER CON l5th inst, st2k~ o'clGc-, TN
fr the purpose OF lEyi1g the C,Tperf :
Srone OF the Ientrsl II. E. Church South, on
Union street.
thu GLOWING Lodges are hereby reaues.ed
to assemble a! Their halls 70 participate u the
csTsmJhies:
South Memphis No. lis,
Leila scott No. 2o9,
Grand La q
ARgsrona No. l6s,
Hani!.oa No. 2sa, acting rs escort.
BY OTCsr or ~. ~, s.. q, w
A. ]. WHEELER, A tag as g.. W..
BkS 4, PULLEN, y 3. pro ters. nov14it
EOR sALE.-spaigrt. Doanell & Goldman
I laBds in Upton and Shelby counties. The
uDdersigned, SIS attorneys o. W. B L .dman.
ara au norinsJ to sci. and lnvey Ju ise Rod
mans in errst IN said lands. Persons DESTROYS
to parchs g g oil lands viii please call on the
undersigned AMI learn terms, when aiu he
accommodating L 4. e Il and A. NJ.
LIE VI 3S SECOND street novl4tf
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR
; SUB JhB AN PtsSER -T.-Ous of the test
COTTON PLAN fATI0N = on the 1t Fr.n IS
Tiv=r, six Eailes west o, CeGncil Bend, on the
aissisStpui I1ver, Conlsin4ng 1852 acres, about
500 in cultivation. Dwelling, ON House, and
place on the river, and will ma~e a bale TO the
acre. IL is 8 very Superior place and a very
good trade viii be given. The 81. Frauc.s river
packets land at tie place twice a week.
g A STOVALL,
nOvll1W ST Main street. Memphis.
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DAILY APPEA one 90
WEEKLY APPEAL. one edr.---..--~--..-... 2 so
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-20

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLOOR WITH EVERY
n convenience for housekeeping to party without chill
dren rent 5 week Inquire at e66 Sixth avenue for two
days.
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oTTiiU8snAY, MAJ 81, AT O'CLOCK.
~ M Sal sROCMs NJ ~ bkuALWAY.
Cl,OSIN4 SALE OF THE INIIRE RhLN$CE Ol STOCK
OF SIX. ALBERT KuNIi, % no. SIXTH AvhNCt.
C0trsn ever lirrcn really trGi class Cabinet fu
t1c BE- sold asvey who reserve. on account 81 me
owner relt ON business. gloin. rae oiotGui!L 70
purchasers Goods exhibition. with csts3koes on Wed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-20

RY ROBERT sOMERvrLLE. AUCTIONEER, SALES
~ room ~ Nassau street, opposite the Post Office
sOMERv!LLE VIII sell By auction, this day (wed-
nsuy NAY ~ at Ivy O'clock at 23s East Broadway gentee
Household Furniture consisting of Brussels
pets rosewood octave Piano, Pier and Man,el Mirrors Lace
and pamask Curtains rosewood Parlor Suits reps and
har CLOTH marble top Centre Table, Extension Table, corner
Esgere. mahogany Bookcase Bedsieads Bureaus Dining
Chairs and Tables hair and Matreses Betdrg &C.
Ocoths white and decorated China Dinner Tea Set
Glass Ware together with an assortment Of Kitchen Furui
ture Cooking Utensils, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-20

DYJ. BARRY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSEHOLD
ROSEWOOD sEEtEN OCTAVE P1HHoFoRIE, -ELE-
WOOD krAaEss, lc ;GosT OF wHicS ARE in PER.
Nessrs. BARRY 4 CO. Will sell At auction. this day,
wednesday, May 20, 1885, commencing al II O'Clock Il
Irving place, ali the nne Furniture contained III
above house, COMPRISING IN part follows Fine
English Brussels Carpets French plate pier MIR
rors Curtains and Conces, elegant Parior suis In
Centre Tables Turkish Easy Chair French Clock
nsntel Ornaments, fine on Paintings &C elegant Dining
bic, carved walnut Buffet, Dining Chairs chlas,
Suit IN green RPS &c.; magnificent Chamber Furnt
ture In walnut aud mahogany Beisieads Bureaus Wash
stands Sofas Chairs pure hair Mattresses &C. also Kitchen
Laundry Furniture Descriptive catalogues be had
carly morning Of sale at the house.
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ecD AUCTION SALE
~ OF
SCRANTON coal.

NEW YORK, NAV ", IttF1
Tue llelnNAre LacFawanpa and Western Railroad Com
pany will sell, by Aesrrp JOHN H. DRAPER " q y, Nuc
llngsr at hs cemplny's saesooin, 81 Exchange place.
New lork, ca Wedresuay, NAV q, NJ IL O'Clock noon,
1000 Tuns
W GOAL from the Lockawnuna OF The rsua sscs de-
heTabe ~ their derc, Eaabebrori N. j., during sos
Terms tiity ceus PER ton payable ~ current unns on
he Jay OF SAFE ami 100 balance within ten day thereafter,
SAMUEL SLOAN. President
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by ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCrroSEER.-sALEs
~ room Nassau street, opposite the Post office; Art
ROBERT sOMLRvTLLE win sell BY auction this day.,
Wednesday, May 1Ox O'clock nj the private residence
40 West Seventeenth street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues Household Furniture consisting OF Brussels and In
grain Carpets rosewood Paror Suit IN Maroon rep, Mirrors
Lace Curtains Corniccs black walnut sdebosrd marble
top Bullets Centre and Tabes,oak Dining Chairs black
wsnu Extension Table Bedseads Buresus Hair and Straw
Mattresses Bedding, &C., together with the Kitchen furn
turc, Cooking Utensils, &C.
thu Lease OF the house for two years. May 1885, 10
May 1870 an annual Of $685. 10 be positively Sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-20

WIN. Writers, AUcT10NEER, SELLS THIS DAv
at O'clock At 4b4 Canal street, large and vaiusbs
assortment Of household &C. from families and others break
Ing up housekeeping Paror suis, Pier Mantle Mirrors
Centre Dining and Tea Tables Curtains Piano,
scd Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Linen Sheets Loun go
Wnrdrobes Easy Rocking aud other Chairs China,
sverware Stoves with great variety OF other goods 20 OF
Or 10 line second hand CarPc, 30 pieces Ocohs, Rugs
Mating also 100 20 Cane Ihairs
nai shipped. Showcase - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-20

PY ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCTIoNEER-sALEs.
room " Nassau street. opposite the Post once. ROBERT
sOMEkVlLLE Will sell by auction, this day and tomor
row Thsday, May 90 and o'clock each day. sales
room 81 Nassau street, large invoice of costly Mar
pie Satuary and Bronzes Just received from Italy, the
a'Sn OF zannoni& Co.. OF FLORENCE This assortment will
pc Tor richness OF goods and novelty OF designs
most attractive sales auction BY above r comprising
about so figures OF statusy Carara Marble large
OF Ahbastcr Groups, Figures and Animals, of
urns and Taztas OF agate yellow and Pardiec Mar
Status Busts, Mosaic Tables and many articles, OF
which the catalogue will give full description.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-20

A PRIvATE SALE-ALL THE ELEGANT HOUSE
N hold Furniture contained In the five story
residence A. West Sixteenth street. between Fifth Sixth
Superb Drawing Room Suits French
sstel COS. $40 for 1890 do $7s rosewood octave
ings Mirrors Curtains, Clocks, Vases, Carpets Bronzes
Expsion Table, China, Glass; Siverware, Table Cutlery
tresses half ornai cost The furniture has been in use
less than i've months and in Ia perfect order.
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET SEVERAL VERY
IA desirable Rooms to separate parties; loca ion
OF the finest in the city Apply at No West Thirty ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-20

&OOO FURNISHED HOUSE; TEN Ro0Msi FINE
Tenth street ferry. MORSE CLARK,
Franklin street. Greenpoint, Brooklyn,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE Union
Mercantile Reference Register

The Merchants Protective Union, organized
to promote and protect trade by enabling its
subscribers TO attain facility aud safety in the
granting of credits. and the recovery of claims
at all points, have to announce that they will
ON or about Septem Der lst 1868, pub ish in one
large quart" volume
The Merch ants Protective Union Msrcanti Z
Re erence itegisler, Containing, among Other
things the names, nature of business. amount
OF capital, Financial standing and rating as to
credit of over 4DuUU OF The principal me chants,
traders ban ers, bankers muIiuiacl ulerS, and
pubic companies, in more than $1,000 Of the
cities. tnw villages and settle mrnts, tn ough-
out the United states. their territories. ana the
British Province. OF North America and EN-.
b aclig the most Important INTO MA ion attaIna-
bic ana necessary TO enable The me chant to as
certain al II glance the capItai character aud
de-. ee If tirdit OF such OF his customers as ale
deemed worthy OF any & aati"n oi credit
he reports and ihsormation 10 beg given in
| The Register Will he culifiued TO those deeuled
worthy of some line Of cIedi' and as the same
wit liz based so ial O. pra ticable, upon the
written statements OF The ia' tfes themselves,
rev iSed ami corrected by weil-kuo%n an eable
e,sti correspondent whose character vii prove
guaran tee vi the correctness Of the into nation
furnished by them it is beiep ed ha. the reports
| will prove more HUT and complete, and
! therefore, superior to. and Of mnch greater val
| ne, than any previous, issued .5....
| Nv aid Of The Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Register, bu ntss men I" III
| b. enabisd to ascertain, al o glance. the capital
| aid grsieti6h OF credit a. com pared wIth huah-
| cinl worth Vt nearly every merchant, manniac
tur.r, trader. aud parker, within the above
named terri Otia limits.
| On or about the first Of each month. subsc,ib-
ers will also receive the Monthly hrouice.
containing among other thing rec1td oi srh
| impcI tant chance in The name and ondilion ~
firms throughout the county q, may occur -ub.
| setntnt to the pub catl"n OF each early Volume
| OF the Mercantile hetereUce Register:
Price e the N c'lnts Union Mercantile
| Retert nee Register ( dollars (S5r'; f'r which
liz viii be forwarde 10 aay address in ho U ,
the L. =. tlanspurtiuu paid.
Holders ol five so shares of the capital stock
| in addition to pari ipsting in the p"hts, wi, i
receive one copy of The Merca tie Relelence
RI gi,ter free OF charge holders OF ten shares
viii lie entitled to two copies and no more Than
ten share of the capital stock will be allotted 10
any one ap .licant
| All remittancel orders, or communications
relative to the book, should he addressed to the
| Merchants i tecIire Umon ia the. American
| exchange Bank, bqiiGfng, No as Broadway
| Box 1861 New YORK. sOihS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26
Treating Diseases of lotg standing.

Treating Diseases of lorg standing.
see Che circulars. Most remarkable cures
done by Dr. traotlec in this state
during six years.
His pioneer visit tn this county more than
me- hi, expectations. aud this PRESENT time ht
anticipates large addition 10 hts friends am
patients His Tth visit to Franklin comfy wa
marked by greater numbersof patients Than tor
merry. All the papers agree Lha, he Is The most
ucceSsru, AMI n he only Travelling hcc'Ot Wit
,.iIn re visit places from mouth to month nn'
ear llter year ~ The Vergrune> paper ~ays
Lille is deceived with Great Favor lay old and
new patents" New ca es are continually don't
D, his treatment, which are needless To publish
ne j, 20 wel.kn. The Mayor o |eigsnne~
certifies duty Islh) Itr trabtree, cured hin
asst sI1ing ol very hal cough, OF log stand
ing and Btnnchials "a ann A lacy (rete'
erence rerui'te,l tina bad o piolapsus OF =
years qnother with liberation : years, Mrs, NJ
ale Of Bal net. dlop-y AMI enia ged liver Mis-
- J lnman, k am fit. years Cases d
rlckets, st, Vtiu- dance deafness. liver anc
throat diseases one OF tum0r Oh the neck u IL
inches around IL &c.
Diseases tod at sight. A II consultations ST
Medicine and advice for to months SlOio,"O
Crabtree's great exp rience enables him to pre-
scribe Tor MOST cases with posltivene,s for one
% three month. ahead No asthma old hope
ess cases treated ut55-Patients, SEE signs, ant
com direct to room Any unable to call may
contract for visit at home, Only h0npai bic
practice followed Sd Wit . month"; hence.
4Otf LEA RNAkD, Agent.
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y0tsce In ssanEsrs,prcY.

In tho District G. urt OF tie United States fsr
the Distficto verfhont--ln the matter o. w.
ha e. Bankrupt Notice is hereby riven that
a ,,etiiion has been fled in said i'ourt by ) W.
Chase Of Cambridge in said District. duly decls.
red bankrupt under the Act OF Congress of
Mach 2, 1867 for a di charge and certificate
thereof from all his debts and other claims prov.
able under said Act and that the 18th day of
September. 1858. at 10 O'Clock A NJ, before
Hon, D. A. Sinalley. Judge OF said Court at his
Chambers in the City Of Burr ngt0n is assigned
for The hearing OF the zane, when and where all
creditors who nave proved their debts. and other
persons in interest, may attend antjehow cause
If any they may have why the pra, er Of said Pc
tition should not be n anted.
The second and third meetings ot creditors
will be he'd at the sAuse tirds and pl.pe. ~.
Dated At Burlinktor. on the 22a day Of Aug
1868. 10 b. B. SMALliEf, Clerk.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26
JAMES BEATU's EsrArR.

The subscrihers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court tor the district CT La.
noble. Commissioners, TO receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all pers ons. a.
gainst the estate OF James Hath late Of Wolcott
In sail Dist deceased, represented iHsolvent.
and the term of months from the l0tH day Of
Aug. 1868 being allowed by said Cont to the
c,editsis of said deceased, to exhibit Ind prove
tccir respective claims before us; Give notice.
that we vii attend to the duties Of our appoint
ment at the dwellinghouse Of Warren Boardman
q wolcott, in said dist on the 18th day of Sept
rand 10th day Of March, hext, at l o'clock In the
AFTERNOON on each Of said. days.
WARREN QARpAAN. Cnn,,rnci s.,.r,
BsRSARB POWERS. '0'H'"'s '
Aug. Ia, 1858. 50
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State of Vermont, Lamoille district, ~ .

State of Vermont, IIamoile district, IS.
In prphste Court holden at johnson on the 18th
day OF Aug. 4 1868. ID -t .-
v, w Waterman, administrator of the estate
Of A. W, avell, late of Gilmore, in said dist,
deceased, makes application to said Court for Ii.
cense to sell all or part of the real estate Of sal1
deceased. representing that said sale is necessary
Tor the payment OF the debts OF said deceased -
whereupon it is ordered by said Court that sails
application come under consideration and be
h.art ON The Yth day Of Sep, s6S, at the pro-
bate court Office in johnson; and it Is further or
dered that all persons interested be notified here
Of, by publication OF ,tice OF this application
and Older theron, 3 weeks successfully IN the LID
noble Newsdeaer printed o. Hyde Park, before
said time OF hearing that they may appear at
said time and place, and If they See. cause object
thereto. U. q. CHADWICK. Judge. 50
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26
DA'fR YMItIs-!
sfll look TO. YOUR u
I n L e r E'S T S.

- Is.,.al ot
Having long seen tne 1eei Of In improve
ment in the mode OF packing Batter, and having
tried various methods Of ketrihgi it
UNDER BRINE,
aad when one thing after another has failed, my
Determination to succeed has not sbated-my
motto being,
Attempt the end and never stand 10 doubt,
Nothing so hard. but search will ind tout -
And knowing the first class dealers il Y. Y.
and Boston and elsewhere =, 81,
And having been It'd by one Of them that
they would give me So per hundred more fol
my dairy, if would Aetp 1t UNDER BRI:E-
and sold to them al thai time, for 81 cents when
the going price was ~ rents CAST fan
We have the opinion of The REST men engsg
ed ia dairying, on this very point. II 4. vii
lard of Orange County, ~ Y.says: (See Bos
ton ..Cultivaior" of a recent cate "A eres'
deal OF utt.l hurts e, cry year because it is mo-
kept UNDERLINE. P"
Havs Succeeded in Periectings
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26
81 : MING &c tIN!
TIE SkMATORiHN!

CE 'CRABTREE Will AGAIN VISIT
Cambridge 'Boro sept, II ard Is.
q hnson Wednesday, Sept. lG.
HydeI'ark, Thursday 4 Friday, II and IS.
Worthwhile, Baturday, 10 l2o).
Stowe. sept. q IL -.
Waterbury, Wednesday %
Montpelier Sept 2f, Is and 26
Richmund, Monday %.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26
GOOD BUILDINGS
A Rare Chance
In huX n gnUd farm /!

7 Being desiross of going West offer my farm
ir -ale.--consislins OF Ome hundfed Acres Of
iGOD LAND, New buildings ban %'x4o base
ent story and well furnished house 22x2S
tory and a half mostly inIished. with sheds tt
he same. AlsO. yoke of oxen cows, year
ling h Tier J MAZE and colt 20 sons hay y
cords stove wood in shed anG farming tools =
conri>iing OF plough. barrow cart. chains. &c
II Is situated within IL mile Of schooIhnuse
circular saw mils, capbrald mill, and thin
100 rods OF the stage road leading from Green
X yer to Craftsbnry. part OF the purchase
nancy can remaip On mortgage IT desired and
possession given Immediately.
STEPHEN w SHEpERD.
Hyde Park, Vt.
Aug. 10th, 1868, 4o"i
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Peoples academy
M Q r r S v L L {
GRABBED SCHOOL.

The Fall Term of this Institution will begin
"Wednesday, sept q laq tea,r Hr
Faculty and tuition a. heretofore. il,
No pans wi be spared by teachers or citizens
10 make ths school worthy of the liberal patton
AGE il ha, received tho past two years. Thor,
oughpess V III DC lmperallVely demanded IN eve
~ recita ion t.uisg
A Tepchers' Clas, will he formed, in which
the elementary principles of an education will
he discussed and also the best methods OF p,esen
ting them to pupils
Board can he obtained in good families for
SO 50 per week, inc .uding wood, washing and
II hts. - =.
Rooms for self boarders furnished from rs cts.
to two shilings per week Any pnewiil obtain
hoard or rooms by addressing or inquiry of +.
K. Gleed or A. J. 'sanborn, the Principal.
r. X. G.EED.
CIV. IisNDsx COMMITTEES.
Monisviie, Juiy IS. less. s5v5
STATE CF VERMONT. In probate conrt. held
, AMoiLLs pisTRicT rs I az Johnson 10 said
District. on the 10 h day Of aug. Ap 1868,
j " Bick nell. administrator ~ the estate Of
Helen L. Hicknell. iaie Of Morristoyn, in sid
district, deceasej, presents his administration
account for examination aud allOehnce. aDi
makes application for decree ~ distribution
and bar ition of the e-tate OF said deceased.
Whsreupen, IL " ordered by said i'ouyt, ths'
said ascount and said application be referred TO
a session OF said Churt TO be held ut the PIoba'
Office In sald District on The 18th day Of sep
tember, A. ~ l~6s for airing and decision
thereon endit I mrthsf or. ed that notice
her. Of lie given TO all persons III este, by pub
licstion Of the SANE Race weetssh T. se..ely in
The amq,iie New sdeaier, d newspaper Publish.
o at hyde Park, previous 10 said time Appointed
a., hear Il , that they may appear at said tifiie
and place, and how cause. II any they mag
have VIII sali &C, cunt should hot be allowed
and such qecrfe MADE BY the curt.
fl.l Attest c. G. CHADWICK, Judge