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~ Notice hereby given, that the undersigned guardian
OF Dennis oDonnel James ODonnell and Richard O'Don-
nell, minors, by virtue OF decreta order Of the Circuit
Court OF La Sale County Illinois, rendered oy said court at
the june term D. 1862 will sell ic auction to the
highest and best bidder the twenty Ia day of July A.
D. 1se9 betwe the hours of ten ocloc and Ave oclk
~ Of said day. at tho south door of the House. in
the city Of Ottawa, county of La Sae aforesaid all in.
teres Of said minors in and to the following described real
estate, to wit:
Lots eleven ny and twelve u2) in block eight s) in the
town OF Crotty and lot five ( in block % Crottys
Addition to the town of Crotty ali in the county OF La Sails
and State OF Illinois. I...Ga
TERMs-Cash in hand, onehaf of the purchase money
to be paid cash down. and the balance no mort
gage upon the premises to be paid il year from the day
OF SALE with interest at the rate Of ten per per annu
t..- CATHARlNE O'D0NNELL.
GuardI,t aforesaid
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~ Co"t !. reg, to September 717a ls69-hn Chluceyy
JACOB 81 Cop w. Jacob Hay and Sarah hay and Jacob
Try, aahlu straors OF the estate of Thee, lIay r
appearing iror an affidavit file in the Office Of the
CLERK OF sala Court, that said deun.s Jaco HAY ana
Sarah Hay and Jacob Fry not residents of said State
ana tmd complainant having filed his bill complaint in
1n so IN. cIahcery side thereof tho "a day Of
cuy A. 1902 herein, and summons having been ssued
thereon according 10 law;
Notice. therefore, Is hereby given said defendants Jacob
sarah Hay and Jacob Fry, that you shall per-
sonay Dc and appear before said said term thereof
to be held at the Court House. in ottawa in said county on
where said summons returnabe plead answer demur
or except to said BILL the will b: taken 70, confessed
against ou and the matters and things therein PRAYED for
decreed accordingly. o., A. Il. MOORE Clerk
WALKER DgowER, Solicitors. iuiy3-iw
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.Jai.

STATE OF ILL co.'s, La SALE ce-s,-raupt,
~ eoa1 Msrsef. to Sep Rjtr Term, 1S69-Ln crrar,y
Iiarrsa lawson rs. ST. hen Laxson-BIi loo p;vorcs
~ appearing from affidavit file in the Office of the
Cefk OF ssd ccn tb aid defendant, Stephen lawson il
res'dent oil sal iae, and said complainant having
nied hsr Dill OF CON- Amt in said court on the cbancery sde
there0 on the I'd day Of July 1862 herein, and sum-
mens having beer Issued thereon according to law:
Notice tereirs hereby given defendant Stephen
lawson that unless you shall personally and apear before
saa court at said arm thereof to be held at the Court Hous.
IN sai' county on the first Monday of September
sul anu pead answer demur except to said bill the
VIII be taken ~ confessed against you aud the mat
30 rl's '"e'e'' P'Syea Tor aecreef accordingly.
Wa. A. b. MOORE, Clerk.
= 'o"A, SOLICITORS j1iy3-4w
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CT Y OF ILLINOIS, IL SALtS Co.-ss.-Csanty
- Coz .aeTgq 10 September Term 1s6s--4 Chdnceyy
James Higgins and Agnes Higgins Thomas HILL Jr-
Bill to correc- mistakes In deed
1t appearing from AFFIDAVIT file ia Office of the
clerk or said court that said defendant, Thomas Ill., Jr
not resident OF said State said companants having
MED their Dill OF complaint In said the chancery
side thereof on the I'D day Of June 1862 herein, and
Notice therefore hereby given said defendant Thorn
as HILL Jr that un or shall personally be and appear
before said court ut said term thereof held the
Court House, In ottawa In said county the first Monday
or september next. 1862 when and where said summons
eturnable ana plead answer, demur except to said
b the same VIII be taken for confessed against yon, and
the matters and things therein prayed for decreed accord
ingly. A. B. MOORE, Clerk.
II. n Bow, Solicitor. june26-iw
ITO PATE"yK LEONARD, ANN ATKIN.
Il son and KATE McC0WEN. hrrs.atlaw Of Richard
Leonard decca.ed late Of Fary;lle La lie county Illinois,
and all others interested:
Take notice tint SHALL apply the County Court Of the
comfy OF la Sale, Illinois, at the September Of
said court, or leave u sell the following described
tato, situated IN the corporate of Earyille in said
county and state to wit lot in Bock twelve (2)
OF which the late Richard leonard died SEIZED so much
thereof as may Insufficient to pay the drs the deeedent
remaining .tl nnpd the personal laid decedent
having been exhausted and found Insufficient fer the pay
NEXT vi I'll" dts due hy said drceemt: AT which time and
place You ie arty notified attend aud show cause why
it should not ." so!t for the pu:pw--s Aforesaid
JANE LEON ARD
D. y" BRcNNB stnctur iune19
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-04-20

1t is said that the late remarkable speech,
es of Senators Fowler and Sprague show
that they are going over to the democracy.
They show rather that their makers have
drawn their inspiration from democratic
sources-extracis of rye and corn ,
The republicans Of Cincinnati, O.. cleo
ted their municipal ticket on Monday. with
three unimportant exceptions, and at
Cleveland the democratic candidate for
mayor was elected The republicans were
also victorious in the Detroit municipal .
lection. e. III q -..f t'..s
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NOTICE,

The undersigned would respectfully announce
to the people OF Mlddlebury and vicinity that they
have purchased the interest Of A. p. Williamson
& Co. in the Butcher business, add have opened
Meat Market under the name Of COMSHOCK &
CO.. In McLeods building, first door east Of Scots
wait upon all those who may desire provisions Ia
their line. Lime will also be kept on hand for
sale. They are making arrangements TO open
Lumber Yard, where they will I'LL orders for every
kind Of Lumber manufactured in this vicinity on
short notice.
MILTON BROOKS. o. ;. cosdsrocK.
Middlsbury, Nov, 2s, 1868, s5yi
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A Perfect Horse,

:" In weight she might have turned,
when well conditioned, nine hundred and
fifty pounds. In color she WAS dark
chestnut, with velveiy depth and soft
look about the hair indescribably rich and
elegant. Many time have heard the
ladies dispute the shade and hue of her
plush,like coat rs they ran their white,
ieweled fingers through her -ilken hair
Her body was round in the barrel, and
perfectly symmetrical. She was vida in
the launches, wltlont rejection of the
hip-bones, upon which the shorter ribs
seemed to lap High in the ~ilLers as
she was, the line Of her lack and neck
perfectly curved, while her deep, ohlque
shoulders and long thick forearm, rdgy
with swelling sinews, suggested the perfec-
ton Of stride and power. Her knees across
the pan were wide, the cannon. bone be-
low them short and thin pa-,erns long
and sloping; her hoofs round, dark, >hiny
and well set on Her name was shade
darker than her coat, fine and thin, as a
thoroughbred's always is whose blood is
without faint or rross. Her ear was
thin, sharply pointed, delicately curved,
nearly black around the borders, and as
tremulous as the leaves Of an aspen, Her
neck rose from the witbers TO the head in
perfect curvature, hard, devoid of fat, and
well cut up under the chops. Her ms
trls were full, and thin almost as parch-
ment The eyes, from which tears might
fall or fire flash, were well brought out,
soft as a gazel!e's, almost human in their
intelligence, while over the small bony
head, over neck and shoulders, yea, over
the whole body and clean down to the
hoois, the veins stood out as if the skin
were but tissue paper against which the
warm blood pressed, and which it might
at any moment burst asunder "perfect
animal" | said to myself,as lay looking
her over an animal which nigh. have
been born from the wind and sunshine, so
cheerful and so swift she seems an ami
NAL which a man would present as a
choicest gift TO the woman he loved, and
yet one which that woman, wife or lady
love, would give him to ride when honor
and life depended on bottom and speed
-Atldatc Monthly for april
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(ARD.

We take this method OF returning our thanks to
our many patrons and friends in Addison County
Tor their long continued custom and confidence
and would say that We have made extensive pre-
parations for the business of 1868. Our stock is
at all times full and complete in all departments.
As our first motto was ONE PRICE, We still
strictly adhere to it, and leave it TO the people
to say If that price has not always been LOW.
ROSS & PITTS.
Brandon Mart. May 20, 1868
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EARM FOR SALE.

u The subscriber offers tor sale his HON,
Farm. containing about THREE HUNDRED
ACRES. situated in the north part OF Shoreham,
in the neighborhood OF Cream Hin. The farm ia
suitably divided into plow meadow and pasture,
and is considered one OF the best grass farms in
the Town. being well adapted to dairying or stock
raising The farm is well wateied and largely
supplied with ash cedar, and pine tor fencing sn6
other purposes; orchardng sufficient for the wanu
OF family. The buildings one two-story
house. two 80 40 feet barns, horse barn, corn
house hog house, &c. Any one wishing to pur-
chase a good farm will do well to examine for
themselves. Terms of payment made easy For
reference, f.. S. Catlin, Of Orwell
ISAAC CHAPMAN.
Shoreham, Jan. 9Th, 1869. 42tt
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1t is superior to all others, and has the following
'sPECIALITIEs:
LIST 1t can be altered in an instant into any shape
or size, the pleasure of the wearer may desire
ID 1t will never slip OF itself Ell come apart.
3D. 1t is warranted to be the best material and
made in the strongest manner.
The PRICE OF this Skirt is tull as LOW as other
hrsi-class goods Ladies are requested to examine
the merits OF this really Superior Article.
Z. r. CLAY.
Middebury, April 30 1867. 1y
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EIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT
H. OF VERMONT.

EXCISE TAX TICE.
The undersigned hereby gives Public Notice to
all whom it may concern. that he will attend AT
his office in Fairhaven, in the County of Rutland.
on the 2Gth and 9th days OF April, A. ID. 1869,
when and where appeals may be heard and deter.
mined relating to any erroneous or excessive sal-
uatons, assessments, or enumerations, by the As.
SCISSOR or Assistant Assessors, within and Tor said
District, returned in the Annual List, made and
assessed for the month Of March, 1863, under the
avs OF the United States relating to Internal Rev
lenue.
Given under my hand. at Failhaven, this st
day Of April, 1869.
WM. Q, KT1TREDGE,
2wa Assessor LIST Col. District OF VT,
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DEABODY MEDICAL. INSTI-
TUE,
BOSTON

Opposite Revere House,) BOSTON
The Trustee: Of this inst tuition take pleasure in
announcing that they have secured the services OF
the eminent and well known Dr. A. II, HAYES
late Surgeon L. :. Army, Nice-P President of Col.
umbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, &c.
This Institution now publishes the Dopulai
medical book entitled 'THE Science or LIFE OR
SELF PRESERvN ALTON " written bv DR.. HAYES 1t
treats upon the Errors OF Youth. Premature De-
cline OF Manhood, Seminal Weakness, und all
Diseases and Abuses OF the Generative Organs.
Thirty thousand copies sold the last year, 1t is
indeed a book for every man-young men in par
tcular. Price only 81.
This Institute has Just published the most per
feet treatise OF the kind offered to the pub
lie, entitled SEXUAL PNsIoLoGY or WoMAN,
the very best engrsvngs. This book is also from
the pen OF DR., HAYES. Among the various chap
tiers may be mentioned, The Mystery of Life
Beautiful Offspring Beauty its value TO Woman
Marriage General Hygiene Of WOmsn-Pu-
berty-Change of Life-ENcess of the Married
French Cloth, $500: Turkey Morocco, full gilt
SO. So Either of these books are sent bv mail
securely sealed, postage paid, on receipt of price
The peabody journal OF Health, tirst-class
paper in every respects pages, % columns
published ON the 1t OF February and every
month during the year. Subscription price per
year only 80 cts. Specimen copies sent tree 10
any address on application to the Peabody Medi-
cal Institute.
ALBERT II. HAYES, MD.
Resident and Consulting PLY sican
N.B-Dr. II. may be consulted ia strictesl
confidence on all diseases requiring skill secresy
and experience. lnviolsble Secresy and Certain
Relief 44yl
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NEW SABBATH SCHOOL BOOK
JUST PUBLISHED.
" THE MORNING STARS"

a BOOK OF RELIGIOUS SONGS FOR SUN
DAY SCHOOLS AND THE HONE CIRCLE.
The authors believed that by recourse to the
FOLK SoNGs OF GERMANY "A rich mine OF sweet
and simple melodies hitherto but little worked
music at once very easy, very attractive, beauti-
ul and of high order might be placed in the hands
OF children; and from a careful examination of a.
bout four thousand OF these GERMAN FOLK SoNGs,
the present collection has been culled. Great pains
has been taken to put the music into proper KEYS,
tor childrens usage. Its our \ perence that mu-
sic TOR children is very generally written too high.
child's voice should seldom be carried above ID
and as rule il cannot he maintained tor mum
Der of bars on or ID without hatting. Accord
ngy we have selected the KEYS that only
very few melodies in which 1t was impossible to
avoid it will lie found to run above ID, in any
part OF them.
Price in Boards, 30 cts Paper, 80 cts Sent
post paid on receipt of price.
OLIVER DIISON & CO., Publishers
211 Washington ST., Boston
c. II. DHsoN & Co., III Broadway, n. Y. ST
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THE AMERICAN COOKING
Il STOVE
ANOTHER IMPROVEMENT N
THIS STOVE, AND ANOTHER
PATENT

After long series of experiments, We have adj
ded the Base Burning principle to the American
Cooking Stove, by which more uniform com
bustion % obtained in all parts OF the Fire Box,
and continuous fire can be kept with great saw
ing OF fuel. This Is another great acquisition to
this world renowned Stove, and is fully secured
by Letters Patent. This Stove has now been be-
fore the people for eight wears, and over fifty
thousand OF them are in use, to the entire salts
faction OF the people, and they are eagerly sought
alter in all the states betw cen the Atlantic and
Pacific coast. We have improved it from time
to time, until tits admitted to be almost perfect as
stove and the strongest evidence OF its great su-
psriority overall Others is the numerous attempts
to initiate its name and design. Whilst some of
these limitations are infringements OF our rights.
and are being prosecuted, all will be found greatly
inferior TO the genuine article in their operations
SHEAR, PACKARD & CO.,
IL and 10 Green Street
Albany, n. !.
For sale by Welch & Earl.
Middlebury Vt.
5lm4
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COFFINS AND CASKETS.

Agent 70, Shuler's alright
METALLIC BURIAL CASE3.
ar The best Hearse in the State lurnishe d il Il
sire II ;
: anufacturors of Black Walnu:, Chestnut and
Painted CHAMBER SUITS,
Table Cards Library Cases, Book Cases and Writ
ing Desks. Alarge stock
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with this Collar a Horse can DRAW More, and
do his work easier and travel ireer than in any
other Collar and without any danger of being
called or Sweenied.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28
i, STRAW Notice.

TAKEN UP BY wn. Smith, sr., Of Bedford
L township. Lincoln county, mare mule Of q
dark brown color, branded W = on left shoulder
twc white spots q fiSht sids cf ssek, 50 hAldi
high, supposed to be 3 ysars old and Appraised q
~ by :. q: slsssss isd 5p'.' Rnamsn before
TAKEN UP By WIN. March, Of Msvsriy town.
i ship, . pale red COW, 8 years old, tip Of right
haan e9. .AlprSissd q ~ by Jsha wrahA ~
Jeseph 'Y6u6E, Before wSods6n ReynbldI, J.'f
August ~, 1859. n303w
TAKEN % ~ y1lrt foprhi4 tQ>, oEthiol
i township, Lincoln county, No., on the 9tt
day Of Sept, 1859, . bay horse. lett hind foo
white, some white hairp on ssch side Of the back
and small whito spot on left side. Appraised d
90 before L. o. Tucker, J. p. nAow3p.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

We dislike very much to remind some
Of our subscribers that they are 10 arrcars,
for ve have been told several times how
badly it looks to see o paper filed with
duns. We are swsrs Of thst fact /; but il
looks great deal wors. to see long list
of osuss in tbs subscription book marked
ulpatd.. This is not intended for sub.
scribers who pay promptly. If those
who owe Us will just pay what 10 due on
their papers, aud then request il, We will
stop sending them the Herald.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

M YlY ~ DLu4cH Coffsk. Il an
not 10 lAs habit pf 1sisGsg fSt nsxspel
pers, but having received much benefit
from macy useful recipes gwen BY the
readers Of your valssbls paper, feel II
my dptys ~ add -pyy y9itsr = The liatyAop
iss tkxMi .9,M&,12hyV V3M ~
some Of The many benefits have derived.
Noticing 10 your lest Issue % inquiry
for some method Of blsaehipg muslin
Otherwise than spreading On the brush o.
grass, I will vsneuts 10 give mias, which
l have used for several ysars, and think
very good.
Eef 1vs polsds pfslosh, ssks oss spopya
Of ohlofidS Of limo dissolve The limS. 10
warm, soft water, sufficient to vet the
cloth thoroughly without, ,ssovdiuR torn
the cloth often With the hands aud raise
y: !; ':;.;Ss:a,ssaa!sSAisS' F:,y:: :jE;sRi
tEsss: :iourtSs q sS kca., k .6s6 vrine1 i1Sass 81
and rinse thoroughly two or three times.
and when dry you will and your cloth
whitsr than Two wsoks bleaching on tho
grass or bushss would make it, and no
lees the boots 10 your community are bold
enough 10 eemAsto, ,yonr clothes lns In
bred Daylight yea nssd sot lesv any
depradatiope ft4n tA4u.. IhiyS 'Sdoptsa
the shove for several ysafs and &pa, Il
very good Indeed. The lime docs moi
ipjurs The sloth at sll.--Julia A. Miller,
70 lNsIs'!!S.hsrq RFpiss44rz ueA totr
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

Rev. Jsssph Albs, .fhs ysapess, nd
sonstiiS q called M leRgsr, prsaohsd tRo
ssrnsns u this plsss lAss Sabbath. They
sviGssa suuoilssoble talent aoA; research
on the part Of the speaker, and ws have
90 doshs bnt hs will, do good service 10
bis Masters Vineyard. In entering upon
the hardships Of . Adnister's lifS BE- hes
mads O grsstssssilee, aad ~ hops that
tts ftvi6 o. bic lsSors nay b abundant.
--Weatavills Msss. t., ~. M
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28
sNERIFf's. SAM.

DIX. VIRTUE, Of On execution issued from
ID ~ oaes of tho Clerk Of the County Court
q LiSeoi3 county, q p, d.H4 Ii: 18th day Of
term Of ssid court, 1859, and to the Sheriff Of
Lincoln county directed and to me delivered, on
the l4th dsyaf Qtober, lSee, b savSS Of (siviu
Grow, administrstor Of Henry Grow, decd, and
against James B. Shuck, Jacob Coil and Robert
I. Dahsron, 4 have ssiee0 snd lSvis6 UPON IN
the right, title claim su4 interest that The said
-, :sJs i:. ::.I;s 20. ~ 3Y;
sores, northeast southeast GEO 10, township 81,
range east 40 acres, northwest southeast, $50
don le, township 81, rsage ! east ) 10 acres
southwest southeast, section 10, township ST.,
;:: s; s s: i'i:'l $: ); =: :.;! t3f2a
tidSAs 0tSS odk1kess Corner oflVtX% ID
division Of lsuds Of WIN. Boone, deceased, being
stake In the wsstsrn boundary line Of survey
.. S. . .s,. from .a.s Oak 10 csh:: ... a
thence north siH degree, east q chain. Is iink:
'tp apost 9Qu Yhish ksHtle osk in1hes n die
dos S7srs SSstS1s Xrfsss. east n ,iAts, sSjHss
north ask degrees, west II chains, Is links to
south west corner Of land nov owned By Vim and
. post corner Of james Sled, from which white
oak - isshss In diameter besrs north - deg, "
e.M,lini., Ilsaed vth eiSIl.d'. aets:9 y.
70 stake on the western line Of said survey from
which . white oak II ieehss In diameter bsars
1oFth IL dsgrSss west links, thence with the
ws:tsrn boundary line Of said survey 70 The plsss
ss1ssal '(ss:s,( A':.s,( 100 70 .kS .x$S. Il
70 divisioa Of land among the hsirs Of William
Boone, dsesassd, said land being 10 township 81
rtnss east-it being the ssns land heretofore
conveyed 70 The said james D. shsst, BY the
:.s::: ss:: :f e':s !. ::: :::
..s 2: siis:s sh !3 q. 4 NO. sse
v1ABKR, 1859, between The hours Of nine In
TIE forsnoea ssd I've II ths sfsssaoos Of that
dag u ~ saNst hsass Aoss - 49, tsvs q Zssy
s.P'se sela ~ ss!ats y psS'ls ~ n ~ Ash-
seii ..'Saa1iss 3. i. wool ypIK. sAsak,l'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

OOUt Oyg9SBB Hu18t1sS
Remember that the last Of October and
Novs6bss iss6l asS,o ttsssplsSs ituit
trees: Mr. Shuts o. the Buffalo Nurr
ssry Invites ssd is anzious for ALI who
may want anything 10 his .lias, 70 call
nd examine bis large and exceiien. stock
Of Apple, pe.sh a and other ituit, G tree trees and
plants Send ssd gssp catalogue aad 10,
Of ss,y lo,o ptiaSs; 81. .tSall On Mf,' Har.
RE - che .post 'eAss,c Who Vim tsrassh
catalogues, and any insornat,on wsntsd
aud will take orders for trees, &c.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28
Aasmimissraarix,s A Notice.

Al 0TICE 10 hereby given that letters Of admin
~ isratjon were E.sntsd to- ~ undsssigasd on
tbs sstats "a NtliiaN MsMshsn deceased, on
The 18th day Of August, 1869, BY the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Lincoln county, Missouri.
srs requirsd to exhibit then o The administrs.
tor for allowance within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may bs precluded from
ssE bsaea. ef said estate, and I not exhibited
'A:s ::,ss.. s,'t = '''''' isTSs1 VIZ. 1lsxAuAs As.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28
LocAL AND COUNTY,

HSrsos ,"ths beet that beat the beet that
bsat The other beet" Ous esteemed friend
asd, sSsfiien, Mr.. wm. Miller. presented
Us, last Tuesday, with > huge beet, for
which ~ here seksowlsdgs our iodsbt.
ednsss. Hi Rps.e)ip ssishss 81 pou"ds,
10 2ik iechss In oireuufsrsnes, and III
iasbs. Tong. - . I -