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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-06-10
Esiates Frederick w. Gcyer and Catherine
IL. Tucker.

Esiates Frederick w. Gcyer and Catherine
III. Tucker.
STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Probate Court
bIsrdt II VI within and for said
as saa1 TIP il % said District of which
died seized Of, and to all persons interested in the
Real Estats situate il said Rockingham Of which
M sa;aad ~ H. TUCKER late of Rockingham.
You are hereby notified that Nathaniel A. Tucker.
crime II. Tucker, late of Rockingham. in said Dis
rict deceased. has filed in said Court his appiica
Geyer. late Of Boston, county Of Suffolk, and com
monweaith of Massachusetts deceased, by his last
" a hsoWs s rss il ss ss
win gave power 70 said Catherine Il. Tucker. 70 de-
wise by her will said real estate to such of her heirs
Catherine r. Tucker. now deceased did BY her will
named in said will that said real estate consists Of
Hnnss % a q Barrels south Of the Island
Park, containing about two acres one east of
said Island House, containing about one-eighth of
an acre; and one near the bridge spanning Con-
necticut river containing about one-fourth Of an
acre..
Tucker died seized of certain real estate situate in
the village of Bellows Falls. in said Rockingham.
containing M about two acres and bounded on the
by James II. Williams east BY Westminster Street;
and vest BY land Of Russell Hyde and Otis B. Arms
which said last named real estate was by the will Of
said Catherine III. Tucker devised to certain persons
therein named
And further representing that it would be bene-
fetal to the devises named in the will Of said Cath
crime H. to have all of said real estate sold. by
son of portion of them. residing without this State.
And praying for license to sell the same either at
private sale or public auction. And you fur
tner notified that said Court will decide to the
granting of said license at the session to be held at
the Probate Office in Townshend, on the first Wed-
nesday of July. A. D. 1870. at which place and time
you may appear. and show cause if any you have.
why said license should not be granted.
G. B. EDDY, Register.
Bellows Falls June 4, 1870. 1926
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DECORATION AT GRAFTON. peo-
pie of Grafton, always alive to patriotic
duty, were not behind their neighbors on
Decoration Day. The schools and teach
ers throughout the town were invited to
participate in the exercises of the day,
and at two o'clock in the afternoon,
procession was formed headed by the
Grafton Cornet Band and drum corps,
followed by the soldiers who survived
" the dead heroes" bearing the national
flag: next the President of the day and
Chaplain, followed by twelve ladies
dressed in white, who were to decorate
the twelve soldiers graves in the ceme-
terry, bearing banner inscribed, "We
remember also those on the battlefelds."
Then came the teachers and schools,
bearing banner, +" Lincoln beautifully
decorated with flowers and evergreens,
followed by some 800 citizens. Arriving
at the cemetery, prayer was offered by
Rev. Mr.. Ward, the Chaplain, aud Pley-
els Hymn, Gas published in the TIMES
two weeks ago. was sung, followed by
remarks by Rev. Mr.. Hubbard, Judge
Dean, Henry Holmes, and L. S. Walk
er. The choir then sang America"
Our country, It's of thee" &c, which
was responded to by E. S. Sabin, Jr.
The twelve ladies above mentioned, with
the schools, then proceeded to decorate
the soldiers graves with flowers, and the
exercises at the cemetery were closed by
singing Old Hundred to the words ac-
companying the hymn above named, and
the benediction. The schools were then
escorted to the school house and the peo-
pie to the town hall, and the exercises
throughout were interesting and appro-
pirate. Much credit is due the band
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who had but a few hours TO rehearse, the
Saturday evening previous. There were
some 125 scholars in the procession. and
we're the just pride of the citizens:
The following were the officers Of the
day: S. Holmes, President; Rev. Mr.,
Ward, Chaplain; Rev. Mr.. Hubbard,
Superintendent of Schools; A. Burgess
and L. Tenney, Marshals.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-06-10
CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY. June 8. ls7o..g
Auouyr oY srocK an uApxvr

PnlOE9,
Prices of Market Beef-Extra sl325 % SlST5
hrst quality, sl250 % l2T5 I'd quality. H. rs Sll7S
third quality 5000 a 100.
Prices Of Store Cattle.-W orking Oxen, pair sl50
y 800.
:, Yearlnss 81 q s25i two years old SO q SIS /;
three years old, $40 "a S62
Mich Cows and Calves.-sS5. $50. SIS and $50.
Veal Calves So a. So
Sheep and Lambs,-Per head in lots 81. 90 q 450
extra 81 90 81 $780,
Hides.-7o r. ID.
REMARKS, There has been a fair demand for
cattle and prices range plump up TO last weeks fg-
ures' sheep business drags and rtchers do not
guarantee Tor their very choicest lots ever IA &c.
q 10. and lower grades in like proportion.
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GRAFToN.-The Woodstock Baptist
Sunday School Convention, will hold its
annual meetingin Grafton the 10 and is
the exercises beginning, Wednesday af-
ternoon at 1:3e and closing the next day
at noon.
The superintendent of schools would
like to know how many pupils in the
several schools in town, can go through
the remainder of the school-year without
an absence or tardy mark against their
names on the Register. How many
will try?
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- North Derby horse jockey has
sold 700 horses from his stables, the past
year.
- John O'Brien, young man nine
teen years of age, was drowned at Wa
terbury, while bathing, on Sunday.
Mr.. H. Shepard of Fair Haven re-
Gently caught 164 trout in North Brit
ain brook, Castleton, in one day.
The decoration services in North
Troy were fully attended, 1000 or more
persons present; Grafton by Gen. Grout
Mr.. John A. Taft of Montpelier
sold span of horses to Mr.. John d.
Bartlett for 81, 100. The horses are to
be taken to Boston.
A fellow in Rutland, a short time
since, offered to sell his wife to another
for $500, the woman consenting to the
contract.
Some villains few nights since cut
out the tongues of 20 lambs belonging
to Michael Gooch of Braintree.
Miss Harriet E. Otis of Sheffield, so
injured herself in jumping from wag-
on recently, that she died in few days.
She was II years old.
A little son of Mr.. III. III. Farms
worth, St. Adams, was badly injured re-
Gently, by the blowing up of cartridge
with which he was at play.
- Mr.. Andrew Clogston of Thetford,
fell from the frame work of saw mill,
recently, some 30 feet dangerously in
jurying himself.
Col Stowell and wife Of Cornwall,
met with quite serious accident a few
days since, by being thrown from their
carriage by a runaway horse.
Decoration day was observed in fine
style in Bennington-the procession be-
ing the largest ever seen in the village.
Hon. N. B. Hall delivered the Grafton.
Glover is ahead. They have boy
there who has in process of construction
silk quilt that contains now over thir-
ty-fve and half thousand pieces, and
will when completed, contain eleven
thousand more.
Mr.. J. B. Wilcox, of Benson lost
valuable three-year old colt recently
While he was being driven in harness,
he reared and fell backwards, striking
his head ON stone and dying immediate
ly.
= The workmen in the Scotch Hill
slate quarry, Fair Haven, suspended
work recently, not having been paid
since Dec. LIST, 1869, except few orders
on merchants, which were not honored.
The Rutland Herald warns farmers
against signing contract notes for churns
that are being peddled by certain par
ties, as the thing is mot all right.
Tuesday last, Mrs. Charlotte Wood
of Poultney was almost instantly killed
by the falling of pole upon her head.
Mrs. Wood was for many years a resi-
dent of Tipmouth.
- The Pioneer Cooperative Associa-
ton of Rutland, has been organized
The subject is to enable its members to
procure such supplies as are needed for
family consumption and use at wholesale
prices, with the addition of the cost of
distribution.
Two men in West Halifax, Robert
Collins and Francis Seaver got into a
dispute recently. The dispute waxed
warm, and Collins struck Seaver over
the head with burning kerosene lamp.
Result-the oil caught fire and burned
off Seaver's hair, whiskers, &c.
The people of Leicester have of
late become much interested in the dis
covery of bed of 'shell marl," in a
pond near the premises of Mr.. Dana
Smith, and are now using it for various
agricultural purposes. They consider it
quite equal to the famous " super phos-
phate."
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Better Late than Never /.

In Consequence of sickness, Miss Dinsmore &
Co. did not stock up SO early in the Spring as
they intended, but now have rallied and doubled
their stock of goods of the latest and best styles
he market affords, 70 which they propose to sell
at extremely low prices.
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Posi- % AT CHEsTER.-At regular
meeting of Brooks Post No. % Dept. of
Vt. G. A. R., held at Chester, May 81,
1870, the committee appointed to draft
resolutions presented the followin G,
which were unanimously adopted and
ordered published
ResoLged, That we recognize the good
ness and mercy of Divine Providence
in watching over US, and preserving our
lives during the past year, and permit
ing SO many of us to participate in the
sad yet beautiful ceremony of strewing
the choicest garlands of spring time DER
the last resting place of our fallen COM
rades.
Resolued, That the thanks of this
Post be rendered to Rev. A. B. Flanders
for his eloquent Grafton, which was a
choicely written, poetic and tasteful pro-
duction, which honored the occasion and
its author.
ResolUed, That we are indebted, and
hereby return our sincere thanks to the
Chief Marshal, VIM. A. Miller and his
efficient aids, Geo. L. Fletcher and Jos
r. Barnes, Esqs; to Rev. j. G. Hale, to
the editors and publishers of the Rut-
land Herald, Bellows Falls TIMES, Yer
mont journal and Ludlow Gazette, to
the Masonic Fraternity, to the Chester
Brass Band, to the quartette of Singers,
to the teachers and pupils of the schools
who Joined in the procession, to NJ. III.
Perham, who generously placed his teams
at our disposal, to carry the orator and
invited guests to Hon VIM. Rounds, N.
Fullerton and NJ. Wentworth, Esqs. and
other citizens generally, and esp ecially
to the ladies who contributed floral Of
ferings, we return our sincere thanks,
and they may rest assured we fully ap-
preciate their kind efforts, and shall ever
hold them in grateful remem brance.
ResoEued, That copy of these reso-
lutions be furnished the Rutland Herald
Bellows Falls TINES, Ludlow Gazette
and Vermont Journal for publicati on.
IS. Adams, Committee
w. A. Chaplin, Jr. of
S. Day. Resolutions
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WINDHAM COUNTY FAIR.-The Fair
of the Windham County Agricultural
Society will be holden, September 2Sth
and Doth next. The following are list
of the officers
President-Hon o. S. Howard, Towns
bend.
Vice Presidents-Col- II. Plimpton,
Newfane; Ruel Smith, Esq, Whining
ton.
Secretary and Treasurer-W. A. Sted-
man, Newfane.
Board of Managers-John Ayers,
Grafton Alonzo Button, Dummerston !;
ID. Z. Robbins, Windham George E.
Hammond, Wardsboro Henry Wins
low, Putney; Sidney Perry, Rocking
ham; Phillip Rutter, Townshend John
Muzzey, Jamaica /; A. j. Morse, New
fame.
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A SAD AccIDENT.-Charles E. Per
point, only son of Evelyn Pierpoint, Esq
of Rutland was drowned in East Creek
at that place on Sunday afternoon. He
had evidently been bathing. How long
the body was in the water is not known.
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Marrisd.

In Weston, May 10, by Rev. J. Enright, e. H.
LoEEJoY, OF Weston. to Miss CARRIE NJ. WILEY
In Walgole, n. H., May o. by Rev. Seth Huxley
Nj, DUSTIN gibson Of Littleton. Mass. and Miss
ANNIE NJ. DAVE Of Walpole.
:, In this village, June @ by Rev, Cyrus S. Hamln.
Mr., JEREMIAH LEACH and Miss MARTHA
GALE both of this place.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Daniel Davis, Esente.

Daniel Davis Estate.
TINE UNDERSIGNED, having been appointed bv
l. the Probate Court of the District of Westmin-
ster, Commissioners to receive examine and adult
all claims and demands of all persons against AN
lei DAVIS, late of Londonderry. in said Districts
deceased and the claims of the deceased exhibited
in set-o to the claims of the creditors hereby give
notice that will meet for the purpose of exanin-
ing and allowing said claims at o. Fetchers store in
Bartonsyille in said District on Monday, the 9th
day of June 1870 and Thursday, Sept 22 1870, from
one o'clock P. NJ. until four o'clock P. NJ on each
of said days and that six months from the twenty
by said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Chester, this 9th day of May, A. D. 1870
JOSEPH r; RIGHARDSoN.) Commissioner.
1925
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Samuel UnderwOod's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER. IS. within and for said
District To all persons interested in the estate Of
SAMUEL UNDERWOOD. late Of Westminster in
said District, deceased. GREETING
YOU are hereby notified that an instrument in
writing purportng to be the last will and tesla
ment of Samuel Underwood. late of Westminster.
in said District, deceased. has been filed in said
Court, for Probate, by Samuel Mason. the executor
therein named. And you are further notified. that
said Court will decide to the Probate of said will
at special session. to be held at the Registers Office
in Bellows Falls, in said District. Friday the 18th
day Of june A. ID. 1870. at ten of the clock in the
forenoon at which place and time you may be heard
in the premises If you shall see cause.
c. B. EDDY, Register.
May 80. 1870. 22-N
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Westminster Caucus.

iho Chloh hepuDllcanS OF Wostmn-
ster, requested to meet at the Town
Hall, East Parish, on Saturday, June Is,
at 4 o'clock p. M. to choose delegate
to the State Convention, to be held at
burlington, on Wednesday, June %,
1870, and other business deemed proper.
PER ORDER TowN Co,nnrrEE.
FIRE.-The dwelling house of j. II.
Webb was totally destroyed by fire on
Friday forenoon last, The FIRE started
on the roof and doubtless took from
spark falling from the chimney. The
recent dry weather had made it like tin
der and light breeze at the time famed
1t out of ordinary power. If ladder
and few pals of water had been han
dy, the building could probably have
been saved. The alarm was made and
the fire company soon on the ground,
but having no water they could do but
little. Mr.. Webb was absent in West
minister at the time, but his family and
the neighbors and citizens generally soon
rallied and saved most of his goods in
the house, and the contents of the barn
adjoining which was also burnt. His to-
tai loss must be more than $4,000, on
which he was insured in the Home, New
York, 81, 900 on the house, and $3.50 on
household furniture, &c. 1t was a story
and a half house, and Mr.. Jenness, a
fireman on the Rutland & Burlington
railroad, occupied the upper part as
tenement and lost nearly everything he
had. His mother who lives with him is
a helpless invalid, and had not been out
of the house before for two years, till
carried out to escape from the fire. The
loss falls with heavy hand upon
Mr.. Jenness who has only his wages for
support, and we are glad to know that
paper has been circulated for his benefit,
on which between one hundred and two
hundred dollars has already been sub
scribed.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

John 3. Gallapss Essnte.
L Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
Marlboro in the county Of Windham. Commissioners
to receive. examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the estate Of JOHN S.
GALLUP. late of Wilmington. in said District. de-
ceased and the term of six months from the 9Th day
Of April. 1870 being allowed by said Court TO- the
creditors of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before u.s. give notice that we Eill
Of G.. w. Davenport in said Wilmington. on the 6th
day Of JULY A, d. 1870 in said District. and thu
9th day of October. A. D. 1870 at the dwelling hous(
Of deceased in said WILMINGTON. at one o'clock ID
the afternoo on on each Of said days.
GEO. W. DAVENP0RT.( C~--s--x.-.
s. T. DAVENPORT, oo1ionefs'
Wilmington. April D. 1870. 22-A
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
I'm Eurr,a Euanfe.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Ira Farr's Estate.
vNE the Subscribers. being duly appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for the District of Westmn-
ster. Commissioners TO receive. examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the
tate of IRA FAIR, late of South Windham, in
said District, deceased, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto and sig months
from the sixth day of April last being allowed BY
give notice. that We will attend to the business Of
our said appointment at the dwelling house Of Will
liam c. FAR in South Windham in said District on
Wednesday the 5th day of October next. from one
o'clock until o'clock until fur o'clock p. N.
MARK CARPENTER.( ca,.:.
CLARK STEARNS. Son"'ssiohefs.
South Windham. Mas ~ 1870 2-A
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EARLY ROSE. EARLY ROSE

nONT forget that Robbins 4 Marsh. Chester. are
~ selling rapidly the celebrated EARLY ROSE
and Bradley's PHOSPHATE TO grow them.
Chester April Z, 1870. II
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Vermont News.

A North Derby horse jockey has
sold 700 horses from his stables, thepast
year
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sonal favor, and without comment, a.
present, communication from Judge
Orr, assigning his reasons for supporting
the Republican nominees. The speakers,
today, will, doubtless, cifectuallv settle
some Of his remarkable assertions.
The REFORM MEETING TODAY
oTEEEISn SPEECHES TO DE DELIVERED
Judge Carpenter, Generals Butter and
hershaw will address the citizens Of
K'chland, to-day, in Sidney Park, and
we hope to see ~ general turnout. It is
believed that business houses will sus-
pend operations, so rs TO allow their
employees to attend. The speaking will
commence at l o'clock Carpcn.
ter leading oil. The "rcfovm" move.
ment is now fairly inaugura.cd, and The
prospects of success are daily brighten.
ing.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, August lJ.-Ni.I.
er<1n In"se-J. II. Grishill, G. M
Ryalls, Ga; j. S. Williams, G., G.. K a
r. L.: S. ". Melton, a. j. Sheridan.
city; L: French, Wa; ~. iIcBrowu, =.
D. iobinson, Il. Il. Warinr, J. N.
Brawlcy, Charleston; Z. ThomaS John
sons L, o.; J. S. Green, Eng; II. i.
tG,oddington, Pcudleton; L. u. I;elkncr.
IeSas;J. O. Moore, F.orida;S S. L. Hou:.
ton' Charlottc; J. 3. Johnson and wife,
New Orleans; J. w. Hayward, Edge
hcld; w. IL. Trcscott, j. Z. Harrison.
GrHenviile; B. +. Bartholow, Nd; G..
Mahon. wife and two children, Aiken:
L. l.. L. Hnsllson, Va; II. II. Davcga, j.
I', MhoN' .: G 1ocom, Chester; c. Z.
Thomas. S. G.. ;J. n. Cochran. Newbcrrv
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"Cnc.c Peter" Cobi.il--i vctvgl:, il,
the service o. the Sou,! Carolina l;.;:-
road Company-was presented, on 81
tUrdny last, with 4 massive silver cap,
hy the employees Of the railroad Mir.
CobUra. owing 10 advanced a:<a, has re-
tired.
DEv.I OF j. CEHrESA::i.AE Mrs. sal
he j. Clements, OF Aibcmarc County,
A., n""r Sco..avillc, Who had reached,
the frnarkGpic age Of about 10 years,
d!e'i on the 2.th OF Jaiy, 1870. Size re-
taine'. :ii her faculties up to the hou: 6;
death
boarding train on the Kansas I.,u:-
lie Railroad, now in course Of cpr,;;uc-
ton, was run into by al iron t.o;, on
Tuesday night. Six men were l:;..,c,7
and six or eight wounded The crai
ncer and fireman Of the iron train haze
ned.
Two colorcd women have recently
been murdered in Marlboro County, an.!
the husband Of one has been arrested on
suspicion. n colored boy was also acci-
dentally drowned in the same County,
on the LIST.
The DcLargcites and Bowcnites camc
near having row Mt Summcrvilic, on
Saturday. Finally they separated, held
meetings and each party nominated.
y boat was run down by schooner,
near Toronto, on Tuesday, ana twelve
women and children drowned.
Metz is l7O miles from Paris.
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hHES the blood becomes impoverished Lv
improper Digestion or there is not sufficient
1u;renients OF the system, the skin became.
pailn the lips and tongue turn almost white.
ana an the face assumes wax-lke appearance.
IHi5 Is sure sign that the stream ui life
ishcd. How is this poverty OF the blood. OF
Which cmaciati0n, debility and nervous re.
laxatlnn are the ordinary symptoms to be
femc'!ied: The only way would be to :lyigu.
MN BirTEHs. and it will reinforce The bloo,,
with nutritious PARTICLES a.
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lhE attention of the reader is rcsncctfullv
invited to the advertisement of ,ral,;niI !
%, III another column. They are undoubt.
et'iy selling the best remedies out for tho
DISEASES they are recommended for BRAD.
llLLD ENAI.E REGULATOR and Dr. PpCpH1TT:;
CELEBRATED LIVER MEDICINE, has ccrtnin,r
cured more afflicted persons than any two
medicines OF their age. Try them and be
well, as these gentlemen guarantee satisfac-
ton ormonry refunded AZ
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LIST or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
L. y. l'razco- Shcril1's Sale.
For Saie-Apply ut this Oflic.
Regular Meeting Columbia Lo1ce.
Meeting Irdcpcndent Fire Company.

- BEAUTIFUL iH"rIHT.--- may lie tru,h
tul! stl'' tina: I'll: greatest Of ali blessings j.
hcaitn, fof without 1t the joys vouchsafed are
turned To aorrows. To al! health is csscntia,
'o' lies enjoyment and pursuits, to thf.
Young and o!,i, to the rich and poor. Are vo,,
IN IN sca:ch OF wealth? Health is ntccssarv.
Ot what avaa would these Jc without health:
The beauties OF sprinSEGc song of birds. the
deep blue SKY, the rolf S9 occan, all have a
P"eue fascination wh4 charms only the
what are these but mockcrits The BODY dis
eascd, the mind sickly DER with the saIdcst
"i thoughts Oh! that l may live to apprc-
ciate me blessings of health. This rich boon
i. within hc reacE of all The remedy m Ls,,,i
III hEiNITsH QUEENS DELIGHT, the health ra-
nacca Now Is the time to try i. AZ
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Motice.

FENHE Nominating Convention of tie Cnio:.
l. Reform Party. tor the Fourth Congrc-
aiona! District, will meet at Caroi!1!r Hal.
THIS EVENING, at o'clock.
W. II. WALLACE.
S. i. HAMILTON
!:u- ~ Of Executive Committee
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cNEIsI'S UNIVERSAL
Cotton Gins and CondenscI

fTH!I$i. Gi,,., 50 we'll know: .i:.uyhcl.t
4 li,c HJrth, Iced ~ cnmnc:t /! styic ..
w"ihn.ais.ip, and .or efficiency .: vori.
th,ir tHrnr"t.i. Wit: tae same ain@uai o.
p,wc:, : nnc!ualui.
iNXi.i 4 M,DOuGAi1.. he,:.:-.
.t''HN-' = Cuunh.a = {
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Columbia Lodge, No. lO8, AIM,
For Sale.

A SMALL TRACT OF LAND. containing :; /;
"A acres, situated just beyond tL.. Brewery.
y part OF il is wooded. On the premise. is :.
cnmi"rtable cottage, continuing three roM.
WI d" sold cheap. For te:nla, &c. n ply a;
IHiSiS pii'c'. Aug III =;
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Removal Of Dental Cfticn

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