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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10

FI'uls 70 sgNE NprtR. hat o. ~ Tor.
1 tenth Ia, - Msrch. 4 g.. iSs~ wArvaot ir
HAM ruptey issu~a zEaln-t abe ~sts's 90 Nsih-
anil STEM. cf fsfi., b. tr fnsuty q px'arf ausi
stale e Maios, = DO ha- - AZ atF~d Hsukrutt
a.. F+ttttsn hat tie "a - any a. ia
And drhvrrY ut r<ug-rty i-icHEiuE 20 "a -
t,sukruif hiri ~ hts ard the t-su,fsr ni
any tFrFsrss b. hisa fnTbtts- a ~ lac thaf =
lag q The crrdtfors % thr AID baul Srf "a
lr-tr ihrir debt. and g. cto-s.s a.sl
guees cf hi. --ts's -tii - hsid Cosrf e BsnE
ruptcy 20 - holdcn ~ tari., Ne b. f0fv 9Th Ma
E~Eis-sf, 'hc fosSth Ts-.si q Apr.i. n
is1s. TIA o'clu.s \ N a. re ofr~ II t.+orev \
wi,su- CtIA-- CLAIM.
4 : MSr,h=I N~.-.nV.r, D,-t. ~ N.iec.
THt,u so sVt NortcT Thu pa thr II n
h, 80 Nsrrh. Assr. pspstnt. les q vsrfsai
IN is1uA'up'sN s-.asd sE4,n., tb- estate ol
Wtuam S~sa - fsft.. ca ihr C..uni, 81 o.
So. sod >iatr e Natn-. b. ~. tsru s'rt 60
t-sA, uts h'. f.'ts,.sl thai ID D., II
o( c-tt- an4 t-LssSy 81 -, g-of.<rtS D. h-cs
isE ip rmrh b'ukuVr, Co. been. So his sr,i
th- 'ra-s'-' 70 ans p,"p~'tN T. h'r 're tshtt 90
b, law, hA' q tarvi,aE ct sh~ CO. si,tor. oi thS
.aid iapkrpt, 90 pr,yr theit a-is. "a. ts rh.-ss
,p.sr~ lEDs-. ct h,s estate, ~ili H. h~tL
70 t.su1t pi Btnkt'sp'cy. 90 - h,llrp az Paft.
L. f,,r >-th M, E-guf~r. "r the So. n rz.,.is,
ot AfFi. i>S-. to- 0'c--A 4 VI. 81
ia, Office Cd &c. 4 " ,l.s-v
CHARLES CLARK.
Marshsi ss hss-vu.rt. Dot %. NJ.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

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NJ | - e. L. ! |. A \ Y
prom Packard. Mosthly.l
WANTED, A BALANCE WHEEL.

Adam fell because be lost his balance
inherited hi. inhrmi,y. so iha, with many
cIcsIlepcrs "a have cur imperfccsions
We say Of This man he IS gsol ana gen
erous fellow. bot 30 drias,, OF that man.
bs is penuriou, Of the other, he Is man
Of ialrn, ani euliarc. bu. be docs no, pay
his debts. II Diogenes could rise from his
grave aud re lisb, his lamp he would not
Be abls TO fnI a Perfcc, msn. A,a race
&c arc L.ttrr. wiser. stronger ,han wo were
ccuturie, ago. We are apt scholars and
-. are spprosiuiasius she COOL time. We
stand ia IRON, u great events and nation,
a, wgIl as individuals are rising IN the scale
Of brgLsr anl Purer civilization
Mr. r i, gifted maa. good writvr
and pleassri speaker lie writ. model
letter, 10, ths p,en. and IS exceedingly
popular before Al Sudisnes. In the pulpit.
on the platform. al the pres. he has few
equals aud vet be fails 10 uin fame. and IS
80 poor he lives from hand 10 mouth. Why
/ lie has no expensive habits, his family i,
btll,ss, faiiures BceAurc be Il not vel
I balanced. lie IS not AZ old man. and yet
- bAs nAls the tour ol theology. lie la,
been PLAYING the game OF rcl .ious isap
frog Tor 81 hast a quarter Of century
Now be claims 90 be tho champion oi lib
! sral Chri,tAriiy, and his sermons grow IN
to books in defence OF hs cresj. Sudden
7 " bv turns soasfsAalt and laDds Gpoi
hb feet N an orthodox pulpi'. where b,
4. ,aii. h.s former Grgumt nis with all th,
fsfyor Of nsE convert Ills eIoquenc,
secures call from orc o. ths riches
churches ia B But bs becomes weary Il
we'll doing. and seeks to CRAFTY hi, love o
change by goirg over to another drnomi
ration aud then TO another Presto
change" assin lhe Pre,UyIerian become
an Episcopalisn, the Epscopsl,An Meth
odia. the Methodist Baptist. ihs Bsrii.
lsw, er the lawyer a ieclurVr. tho Ice
tu-er bohemian eorresp1ndsn, and an
tLy. Nov tAis man. 90 ready OF spesc
aaI ,.ytueut-so industrious AMI entet
.rrs.us -is almost failure. because d
Jacks s.tD.li, oi minl lis fns pressnc,
his magnetic inference sni bic srperio
/, talents would have raised BIN to Tive fror
rank 10 a., p-olenir7 f be bad been w.
poised AMI stetlhu IN hl. adherence {
sha, be deemed 20 Be ls aal right
when Sylvester Grsblm .naugura'sd b
= dicietic system oi r.lJrn in ,bs ODD CIi'
ton Hall 10 Lis ci,J amoag other snihusias
&C. friends auI Disciples OF ,bi, rsi,rmcr ~
young clgrl l,man whose prospects wct
rose col0rcd and radiant Tie wa Cue
speaker. wrote ryiimie lines which ioos,
Ike poe ~ aud h won the admiration
crosjs Of de'ish,cl ali,t5r,. Bai hs "
human seA'hvr .ue. tlsuias vhichsy
"a, tbc ~.nds blo~. ani A.b5osl he aey
tut,d hI' J4-s upon bis &C. sou4 crosi,
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Woman Sufrage.

The convention held At Boston last week
to discuss the woman suffrage question aud
take measures to obtain Tor women the
right to vote 80, largely attended. senator
wilson Who vas prescn; said
You have sail Sir, and said wisely that
the grand results recently attained IN ibis
country have settled the granl question OF
sqall right, sni privileges Tor our coan,ry.
men. ani give noble opening for shis
cause We'll. let nie say that you hsse a
pr,a, deal Of work to DO Our people have
J.su engaged in saving ,bi. country. anI Of
.ccurirg the rights and privileges oi our
omaucipaisI race T. hal engaged all their
,h,uzht, anil iha,r cioHst attention; aoi
,he .,reat body o our coIn,rymsu have
never eou.IloreI ;he's question. yoa have
discussed uero - Jay. aad which you have
'b,ougA. O. tie .Uoation Of The people u lhe
State. I,s proposed BY Mr Foster and
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Quaint Titles Of Books.

ln iGSs 4 pamphlet was published in
London entitled "A most Dcleclablv Sweet
Nosegav for Gods Saints TO smell at"
About the year 1910 there was published
a work entitled a pair Of Bellows 10 blow
Oh the Dust cast upon John Fry and
another allied "1bc Snuaers oI Divine
Love" TIE author oi a work or charity
entities bis book Hooks and Eyes loi BE.
levers Breeches - another. who proiesscd
a wish TO exslt poor human raiure, cslled
his labors High beeisd Shoes Tor Dwarfs
in Holiness. and another Crumbs OF { ON
fort Tor the Chickens Of the Covenant a
q iaker, whose outward man the authorities
thought proper 10 imPrison. published "a
sigh u sores ior ths Sinners Of ZION,
Brcaihed out Of a Hole in an Earthly Yes
sell known by the name Of Emanuel fi,h
At about ihat time there was alec published
q" Ths Sp,ritoal Mostard Pot TO Make the
Soul Snsezc With devotion ~ "Salvaiion's
Vantage ground. or a Looping stand for
Heavy Believers" Anoihsr, "A shot
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l DIDN 7 KNOW.

he gave me knife one dAy al school.
FoaF bla'ed. hsniie psaTl-
Ard great black or,is on thc handle said.
"FoT the Carriages iIttis xlri.'
Nas glad: -. yes, yet the crimson blood
To my young cheek csne AID vent.
Aad my heart hsmped ~ond-sOu.ly pIta pat.
Rat aids't kaos VIA; Il meant
Onc Night hs ,as4 must Jinp On hi' sled,
FoF ,sr snow ~a' fslliaz fAst
~as hall AFRAID. bat he caaSei and co,Ned
Ani he got nss AZ last.
fAaghieg and shNitisE IN merry sie..
To nay hosae his eoursv he bent.
AHi ay sistsrs looked A. each other aal smiled
hat dIjaI know What Il mrARt
len year, pNssvd GA. sad they toaehcd hls ey,
wth a sAat1s OF deeper blue.
They ssvs 20 bis form a nsuilrr sraoe-
To hI. check tWarihirr har.
ws stood bT tho drsAAiiT T,ppiias brook,
waea The dAy w. alnos; sprRi.
Ills Whi.pofs were saf - the ialish-s.
Atd-Rs~ knew ~hA, !, tnsAati
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POET r Y.
Written for thc Oxford Democrat.
CROSS AND CROWN.

Thee Is a Cross Of heavy weight
For evcry human life 10 bear;
There is ohApic, formed of Ihoras.
For each and every brow to wear.
Ohi when the CEos, OF pAla aud Voc
Shall scoa FOREVER De Laid down.
May We receive, In recomp.nss,
\ beautiful ard fadeiess Crown.
A eross % toll aud worldly grief.
A harden Of snspsns- and care,
Hss life Imposed upon ui al,
And zach his heavy load nas; bear.
Ths clouds may lower over head.
The bFisht stars ,ade before orr eyes
Yet Fahs shall poln, ss cut the path
Yhsrv sacrifice. where daiy Iics.
\ eroNn await each faithful A-nrt.-
EaeA eNsurst sSlf-dsnyinS soul
That carries eheCTfuiiy thr cross
To dsath's cold anrric.tir,s goal
kad w;iea th- veil shall roll ssay.
piseiosiuE HcAvcH's On iiess 6ii.s,
The CTowR Of love shall compensate
The Cross - such Tie AZ thls.
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There o,re prchaps a dozen more. and
al uv cm reported the same course. the
withdrawal ofSeymour and Blsre on account
Nv upllnsss, both Nv those gentlemen even
az eoing cz TO the onGtrep Nv the other.
Bot no one offered g. take the yacan; place
ceptin Montgomery Blare. who remaikt that
probably il nile bs vel 10 pu,iiim on the
ticket Nth Frank No concloOsion was arriv.
ed a.. and the eonsultofs dispersed with a
great cloud hargin over en.
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VOLUME 80, NO. 5.

aimed at the Devils Headquarters through
the tube Of the Cossnsnt.n Another. "a
Resping Hook we'll Tempered for the Stub
born Ears oi the Coming Crop; or Bis
cults Baked in the Oven Of Charity. Care
fully Conserved for She Chickens of the
Church. the Sparrows of the Spirit. and the
sweet Swallows Of Salvation" In another
VIC have the following copious description
of its contents; "Sevsn Sobs Of Sorrow
iul Soul for Sin; or. The Seven Penilen-
tial P'alms Of the PrinceIy Prophs, David.
~hereunto are also added William Humi-
nos Handful Of Honeysucklcs. and divers
golly and piihy dittiss. now newly aug
n,snted Il Literary Psstime.
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NEW SERIES. VOL. 10. NO. At.
Gbt 0rforO Democrat,
rusiisnKp EvERr FRIDsr MORNING. nv
T.. T.. = II y w.
Editor and roprietor

T.. E. 3 II w.
E Editor md proprtetor.
TERMS ;-rso Dollar. per rear, ose Dollar and
finy Cent?, ~ paid in sdyaRe..
Rates OF Advertising.
Fer sqaArr q Inch of space we-s. sio
Zach sah.esaeat srek. Is
For / sgaarr 4 raos. ssro. mos e. 7 y~ar ais
for calana year, tteaoos 4 eot. sp0: A esI. ass
FUonNrH NoTtCES-Of,irrs Of notioe OF Estate ? co
Orders og Wils, pr square, i-So
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Adminis;rasor'. Aad ESscator'. No:icS. i5o
inscr;lons.
JOB PRINTING, ef every dcseE5HSo, asldy sxscu,si
ssS ". PettsBxiIi a Co 10 state str--t Bo.son
sni III Sassss Street, New Yak, ana :. ". Niles.
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Local Agents for the Dcruocrnt.
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ihr paper is pad for that dsts. whou uao0cy i.
,se ,a@aey ts not credited ~ishsa ,so w-sss, We
shosii bc sPpsisod of a..
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were married on the twenty ninth of
February; that is my wife's birthday,
and you know it only comes once in four
years"
"Well, Bog, upon my word l never
thought of that; and have been nursing
81 manner of wrath against you.
z" Splendid I" said Bog, "splendid /
did not think it possible to swindle the
swindler so compile ely. The longest life
Il hoped for my joke was life of about
five minutes; and in the hope of thst /
got my friend the editor to print me that
one copy of the paper with note special
~ intended for you" ao S.
go! then Mrs Boys age is not pro-
claimed to all the world" said Rasper.
Mot exactly" said Bog though for
that matter she would not in the least have
cared if it had been" A s3gt
"Not at ALL" said Mrs Bog "I'm
long past caring who knows how old
I am"
That is the story of how Mr.. Bog MA
ried his wife on her tenth birthday.
"Really, Rasper," said Mr.. Splitter, ss
they walked home together, "that was
very good indeed for Bog"
And Rasper admitted unreservedly
that it really was very clever, indeed,
considered as Boys first.-London Socsety
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1t Is Amazing

That the feeblest should totter, with uncertain
steps, over the face of TIE EARTH In danger every
day OF falling victims to the morbid influences by
which We are all surrounded, when tested and
proven vegetable tonic, capable of endowi,,g them
with the vigor they need, is procurable in every
city, town and settlement. 1t might reasonably
be thought that after the twelve years. experience
which the world has had of HoSTEFTER'S BIT
TIERS, ALL wonid know that its effect is to pre-
vent disease. .ss- -5-rs Il 1.s-.s..,.--, t--4f &
At this season the atmosphere is surchareed
with the seeds of intermttents, remittents, rhue-
matism. pulmonary disorders, bilious complaints
and the hike. Persons whose nervous systems are
relaxed are the first to succumb to these distem-
pers. Brace up the physical energies then with
this potential vegetable tonic. It is the most
powerful recuperant which the botanic kingdom
has ever yielded to patient research and expert
ment. TRY 1T. The blindest disciple of the old
medical dcgmas will at least admit that tonic
and Alternative, compounded of approved herbs,
roots and barks can do no harm, while the testi-
mony of thousands invites trial of its virtues.
Vigor is the thing most needed in these cases as
We'll as IN dyspepsia and nervous affections, and
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS is the safest surest and
most wholesome Strengthening preparation that
human skill has yet concocted.
Hundreds of physicians have abandoned all
the ofclnal receipts and prescribed this harmless
tonic as preventive and cure for all cases of
Chills and Feyers. -
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NOT PRoFANE.-"J Just what a tinker
dam is / have no means of knowing but
I believe it 10 be something very worth
less indeed" says Mr.. Thorn. White, in his
Little Sermon" in Putnam's for March.
Mr.. Thorn. Whites ignorance can, per
hsps, be enlightened, and his belief shown
to be sound. The tnkers used to tramp
about England mending pots and kettles.
They masticated and moistened a morsel of
bread, and used it as dam around the
hole to be repaired to prevent the solder
from running Off After being thus en-
ployed what value remained in the " dam %
Can anything be imagined more worth
less? Hence the proverb. If this expla-
nation, definition, or conjecture be not sat-
isfactory, let somebody favor an inquiring
world with better.-Boston Transcript.
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FALLING FROM GRAcE.-Old Billy
G had attended q great revival, and With
menv others WAS converted and baptized. Not
many weeks after one of his friends met MIN reel
ing home with q considerable brick In bis nat.
"H clio, Billy. said the friend, = tnougn1 Soa
$50 did, !" answered Billy. making desperate rate
effort to stand steady, $50 did, and would nave
been a good Baptist, If they hadn't treated me so
eyerlastin' me- an at the water. Didn't you hear
about it."
Never did,
'.Wen, you see, when we cum to the oaptizih
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The Patent Brass Metallic parts, which last lifetime
sent (waere have Agents. with full Instructions
for putting together, by mail repaid FOR 81 or the
vented in every county Last year s0 agsRfs Tere
PRICES. every agent can do as well this year
For full particulars send for our rev Illustrated cir
culars naming FIRST second and third choice of
counties to c. CLEGG CO., 2V Fulton street, e. o.
5aS5l York. u. -
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TO aONSUmPTIyEs.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree o
chsrge) to all who desire It, the prescription with the
directions for making and using the simple remedy by
which he was cured Of lung affection and that dread
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer win try his pre-
scrpton, as 1t will cost them nothing, may prove
blessing. Please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No 1855 South Second street Wiliamsburgh. New York
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TOGETHER, and the brush is so
elastic that it wears twice as
long as the old fashioned tied
bro ms, sweeps with half the
effort, and does not wear the
carpet one-iourth as fast, thus
SAVING MONEY AND TIME.
Hon. HoSace Greeley says /:
" l predict its success" The
American Agriculturist says
"They are adopted as q fami-
ly institution" The American
Institute Farmers Club says:
4" With Silyer's Patent, a child
ten years old can make d
new broom in ten minutes"
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place, thar was me and Jiks. The rach old Squire.
war 10 be dipped at the same time. Well, the
parson took the Squire in fust, but did't mind
that much, as thought 'twouid be Just as good
when cum ; sc he led him in, and after dippin
him he raised him nifty keerful, and wiped his
lace and led him out. Then cum my turn and in
stead OF liftn me out, he did ths Squire, he
gave me one slosh, and left me crawlin' round on
the bottom like id mud turklel's
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#iseellaay.
FIRE.
BY j. W. WATSON.

BYJ. W. WATSON.
HARKl
TITS dark.
A hum
Doth come
Like bees.
The breeze
Blows round
The sound.
Throw up the sash
il distant crash
Comes on the wind;
Leaving behind
The same dull hum
Like muft1ed drum!
1t grows more loud.
fastening the crowd
And now through all the street,
There is the sound OF feet,
And breaking through the air
A strange, mccarthy blare,
While from the distance swells
The toll of monster bells,
Whose voice, as thunder loud,
Guides the fast hurrylng crowd.
Now from its novels and its holes
The city pours its thousand souls;
Each eager in the race to gaze
Upon the fast devouring 0lazef
Each tapping up, with hungry eyes,
The flames that sweep the midnight Skies
Each 1ercey striving for the van,
To feast upon ruined mani l---.
At last, through filth and rime, the spot is found
And gaping thousands fill each inch Of Ground.
Each reckless ruffian dashes through the throng,
Seeking by force to thrust his way along
While at your feet the playful, bursting hose,
Soaks through your boots and vets your neither
clothes;
And overhead some wrongly angled stream
Falls like flood and washes out your dream.
The fierce flames mount, like climbing fiends, to
Heavens high dome,
And every licking tongue destroys human home.
The hearthstone, where their fathers sat- the
dream of years;
The spot so often halloWed by their smiles and
te.rs:
Where hey were born, and wed, and where they
hoped to die,
Thew see in flames and cinders on the angry sky.
they stand, unsheltered In the street, to lose Their
And 8 re a hooting, jibing crowd enjoy the fall.
HuzzaI the fiercest flames are done, the sturdy
walls are down;
No longer glare they the sky to frighten all the
town.
The cang of engines, one by one, falls off upon
the ear,
Aud putting steamers cease to blow their whistles
shriu and clear.
The fremen rest upon their work, or gossip round
in groups;
Some seated on their loved machines, and some on
nelghboring stoops;
They wait for orders from their chief ' Take up,
and homeward go;
Once more we've conquered in the strife our old,
persistent foe.'
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce Iuxurian
growth OF hair upon bald head beardless face sso
recipe for the removal of Pimples, BIoiches Erup
uons etc, on the skn leaving the SOFT clear and
ing THOS. z. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST. s23 Broadway. NY
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FARMS { FRUIT LANDS.

The Illinois Central Railroad Company have for sale
in tracts of 40 and oo0o acres OF choice
farming fruit lands all lying adjacent to their road.
For grain growing stocfraieing and every purpose
profitable agriculture, these lands possess every
Quisite OF soil and climate.
THE FRUIT REGION
of Southern Illinois noted for Its wonderful FERTILITY
In the production of apples. pears, peaches and all
kinds OF fruits During the season of 1851 the Special
Fruit Express Train brought over 100000 boxes OF
peaches and 600 bushels of awberres Chicago
alone from thence furnishing the first fruits of the
season ell the northern markets 800 900 acres of
able terms.
Title in Fee from the State. -
az All station agents are provided with plats, show
ing the lands for sale in their vicinity.
Information given upon all points at the office of the
Land Department. SO Michigan Avenue, Chicago. or
descriptive pamphlet with maps showing the exact To-
cality OF all the lands sent any person writing for
the same, in any language, to
JOHN B. CALHOUN,
Land Commissioner, Chicago.
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SAVE MONEY AND TIME

By using the IMPROVED SILvER'S PATENT BROOM
Adapted to city country and warranted the CHEAP
EST, BEST, and MOST BEAUTIFUL BROOM in
America. 1T Is so SIMPLE THAT CHILD CAN PUT 1T
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Title in Fee from the State.
EGGS ELECTROlZED!

4 new mode by which Eggs may be kept PERFECr
LY FRESH AND SWEET FOR YEARS, for 4 cent
dozen. Agents wanted in every county Our Treatise
Eggs. containing particulars. sent free to those Or
dering it. ELECTRO EGG COMPANY, Room a. No.
70 West Madison St.. Chicago, Ill. p. o. Box, l114.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-04-02
NURSERY STOCK BY EXPRESS,
\ Y and Small Trees. SbruhherY. Vines. Plants and

seeds sent by MAIL. Postage
is only eight cents per pound.
Evergreen Seed Ito give away
SENT FREE 10 all enclosing
postage stamp. Should be
soWn now-in winter. Seeds
of valuable. rapid growing
trees, Yew, Larch, Ash. &c.
" ESSAY ON HORTICUL-
TURE, about Trees, Fruits,
Vines, and best Ornamental
Shrubbery, and Flowers. TEN
CENTS. Address, at once,
HENRY WILBUR,
Grand Rapids, Mich
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-04-02

DOR SALE, CHEAP-One Lamb Knit
AK one Grover L Baker Sewing Machine. never used,
price SSswill be sold for ssi one Grover Baker
Sewup Machine, never used, price &62-for $50. AID
dress 4 N KELLOGG, 10l Washington st., Chicago
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-12-22

STATE or VERMONT, I In probate court, held
t.Aaoii.LE DISTRICT, rs. ut johnson in said
District on the lYth day Of Dec 4 D 1868,
Benjamin o. Morgan. administrator Of the estate
Of George Il Barnlam, late OF lohnson. in said
District, deceased. presents his administration
account forexaninatton and allowance, and
makes application for decree oi distribution
and partition of the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon. IL Is ordered by said court that
raid account and said application be referred TO
session Of said Court to be held OF the Probate
Ofiee in sahl Johnson on the 18th day OF
January, 1859, for heoIing and decision
thereon: and It ia further ordered that notice
hereof be given to oil persons interested. by pub.
LEGATION OF the same three weeks excessively In
the l.amoille Newsdeeler, newspaper publish.
ed at Hyde Park, previous TO said time appointed
OF hearing, that they may appear Of said time
and place. and show cause, IF any they may
have. why said account should hot be allowed,
and auch decree made. A true copy Of record.
Attest, S. 3. IKE, Register.