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Che Slarkets.
Wa'ertown Union Live stock sT.rL.t.
FOR TIE WEEz ESDIsG TUESDAY. March IA. 1871.
AEouST OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET


AHousT OF LIVE STOCK AT Market
.,,- Cattle. Sheep 4 Lambs. Swine.
Last week, 81 DO -
Prices of Market Beef-Choics, SIl.25. Fx,rs AN
~ q Zoe first quality, SO a 10 . 81 Gpaiitv
. q 81 50; third quality soar ~. 4----''
western Fat swine-Lte, :! a lct h, Dressed
lOti "a l04s 2 h. " DiesseN'
:, Prices e. Of sheep aad Lamhs-In lots 81 90 o.
= % = IS each extra sid7 No. or f-om 4to 7.e
Z 10. veal Calves, s. TO n
frces Of tlides ,Tallow and Skins-Cou1t-y Hide.
&c g u. Tallow 5'A6c Y %.
feIta 81 % a s % each; Calf Skins 10 a Isc p b.
REMARKS
Ca:tle-Live stock trains over the Markham ,o.ds
were light this week. The largest train had only
y cars thess we're river stock. and about one-haff
sheep cattle are not selling better than last week.
me supply fortunately being light helpet the dis
posali az last quotations, If there mad been even
lair supply, half cent lower rates would have been
today taik- The dToves over The Lowell Railroad
want 10 be landed here, which will very likely be
the case within two weeks. Everything is procner
Ing a. the Union Market. Dealers ard buvers are
perfectly satisfied with the accommodations q "
Jones sll1 steers at $40 20 q cat dress fCOl Ms
cows at 80 2 cwt. dress 700 rs each. . oven a.
SO 50 e cwt dress 49, lbs each o + Taylor sold
oxen at 81 cwt,dress 1850 rs each. FreIch Son
sold three steers at 3 cwt % shrink average gll
rs. Nm Ba-uwel sold - cattle from an 95 n %
cwt, dress from SOD - 1900 lbs each d Landen sold
oxen at 50 81 Z cwt live weight average Isl0 ma
Lyman sold 10 oxen from $40 an n y cyt
Sheep-ll5- sheep yarded even this isht snnnlv
was hardly wanted still butchers must Feep up an
pesrances and How the markets watch proceed
lnsS ana buy sfaflsly' These few lots, that were
in the hands Of ten firms, sold more rapiilv tban
noticed tis past three weeks. at ic better prices
No improvement may be expected until large arriv-
as OF dlcastu lhea IA the city are reduced n q
Jones sold 10 sheep, av lOl rs at b. H. DeWoif
4 Brown sold 81 sheep ~ &c q TO- ay IS lbs. -
sheep at re q bi av 8 Tbs Taylor 5 ID li6
sheep az oic e 10 av 81 5s Patterson Galley sold
50 fine wool sheep. ED by p Currier, Of Hsyerhill
n Il, weighed ll3i ibs each. French & son sold a
sheep at ; ~ 6 heat, sv 60 lbs.
good i5i 10 i7.;. medium, D. T. Isle. moor. 10 ma
clum JIG G p. lew crates 90 chickens were taken
~ nus ell at le, ior best lots J DeWoIf 4
lro"A were iHa principal owners. The poultry
expected.
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The Ice broke up in The broad lake uuiay
afternoon under the comdirel influence u rain
ami -5uthwinl, aaI the " uh.te-eaps began TO
r.u before night The lake fozs over on the
night OF January -si, and has been shut but T.
days therefore about thirteen DAY. less than the
average Last year The rasl was not "bushed'
across till tine sth Of March, aui The Ice held Is
lays in all, tM april l2tb. In 1864 the ice
broke up % 'le Sth ot March, in 1850 on the
% and in lsf1oa the 81 but in no other year
since $3.50 earlier ;hau the very las, Of March,
,ui frequently na, I'LL the middle Of April. In
l-l the ice 5-oke mp April -lst, and 10 le69
April l-t4.
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tfGEfB6easf Of
HENRY BALLARD, ESQ g,
EMEMBER Of THE
CkiifeHdeH County Ear.

BUr-Seros. Oct. 70, is-o.
DRs LIsHrHILL 4 svYTn:
DEAR slRs.-I take pleasure ia stating that
during the past three weeks have been under
your treatment for Chronic Cat4rrh, the result
thus far has been in the highest degree
satisfactory to me-rnuch more so than had reason
to anticipate. The disease, which had troubled me
for about four cara and for which had triod nlny
kinds Of remedies wthou. avail, to be rapidly
becoming removed. l eau not too highly recon-
mend your careful and skfllrul treatment
would state also tina: my vito, who has been IN
der your treat nent for the length Of ,iEe for
partial deafness of long stan ling joins with me in
expressing her appreciation Of your carefulness
and skill in the treatment of her difficult case At
the present time. the symptoms quite plainly indi-
cate n substantial ami pernlasa. benefit. # not
perfect and complete cure.
Feeling perfectly ,naient that those similarly
troubled, if they apply to you. will not End them
selves deceived and defraudei, but honestly adyis
ed, and professionally treated with intelligence
and skill | make this statement in resari to my
own experience with entire cheerfulness
Yours Truly,
HENRY BALLARD
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IlNE.BuRou-A very quie. sai pleasant re-
licious interest began with the week Of prayer,
which was observed by the Congregational, Bap-
fist ami Methodist churches 10 union meetings,
and hss continued with growing iute' est Eleven
were received into the Congregational church on
profession last Sabbath, and eight were baptized
Sunday evening in the Baptist church
Sugar makers are getting something Of hsr-
vest, but many hesitate to tsp their trees SO
early, fearing AID expecting a long AMI cold
spell vet
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Synp!0 nss Oh Catarri,
DrS. LishshiH - Smylh.

II you are affected with discharges from tie
nose, whether Of soft matter or hardened. often
sive Jumps if you have matter dropping into
the throat, or have to hawk, hem or scrare to
clear it. especially TO mornings if your breath
is offensive ifyou are easily tired aud exhaust
ell, languid aud de5ilia'ed if you cough more
or less, or hoarse up frequently II your throat
feels as though there is something sticking in
it which needs TO be removed if you have pain
over the nose, the eyes, the face or head if
your eyes are weak or watery, your memory
impaired, frequent heavy, drowsy feeling, di1-
illness occasionally, and general relaxed state
Of the system If gu hare either erAs ADORE
symptoms, you can leisure hsty are affected
ri@ Catar,t, and rhiea. u rot renor.l d ~
urslg raa GU into Consumption
No argument will save you 10 matter what
Dr. Jones or DR.. Brown says as 70 i;s durability;
10 matter what your neighbor's experience may
have been with patent C,,a-rh Cures. If yol
are not cured, with every breath osair you H.
hale the seei- Of Consumption
Waiting till your friend is cured i, 4n5,ae-
dangerous speculation foryou. for while yoa are
waiting. is your disease waiting 4lso' Can y.u
hang up your CAarfh like a. Oh c1a- All have
il meniel when YOU are ready. NJ, sir while
yol thur speculate, the precious time j. l-s',
AMI the disease may slip beyond ;h- curing
point, and when you are ready 10 have 81 at-
tented to. 10 human skill may be able 90 save
you
The durability Of Ca,ar.h by our treatment is
beyond question OF doubt We cav furnish
abuniauce Of evidence Of radical sul perm.ucn,
cures performed by Us on parties residing here
ami hereabouts, whose worls are = rusrlutae ia
themselves Our treatment is painless anil can
be usei At h5ae with-u, interrupt - b4s.-
ne's
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sin be furnished on application at this Office.
Business No,i,ss 10 cents per line. Obituary no.
aees cents per Lac; also Scores Of Base Ball
Mitc.es, Meetings %, Societies and lists Of on ,ers
eiected, resolutions relating % personal matters,
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Marriage u .tees Sd cents Funeral notices %
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Tepal Hotites.
ISAAC BLAKE,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, J The Hon, the Probate
,,e,y,s.- 90 -. Court for the District
VI iENDh''ss-l Of Chittenden
To all persons interested in the estate OF Isaac
Blake, late Of hilton, in said District,
deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 5th day
W OF April, next, for the settlement Of the
administration account Of the Executor Of the
last viii Of said deceased, and for decree Of the
residue Of the estate % the deceased, ant ordered
that public notice thereof be given to all persons
interested in said estate, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous 10 the day assign
ed, in the Burlington Fres Press printed in
Burlington, in said District
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 70 appear at
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington, on the day
assigned. then and there to contest the allowance Of
said account, and sad decree If you see cause.
Glven under my hand, this 18th day Of March,
A. ID. ISL.
35ylW T = Wales lrJra
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9eu 9duertisemmts.
w 4 l. T HA VI
W AT CHI ES.

The extensive Use % these watches for the last
hiteen years by Railway Conductors, Engineers and
Expressmen, the most exacting Of watch-w earers
has thoroughly demonstrated the strength steadi-
ness. durability and gccurRcy Of the Naltham
watch. To satisfy that class in all respects Is to
t'me-keepers.
More than 500 900 OF these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets Of the peo-
- proef and guarantee Of t-eir superiority
Inc superior organization and --elt extent OF the
SouiPany works a Haltham, enables them 70
~; ionSee "alches at price which renders COMPETE
80 i,1'.Ie, anu those who buy any other watch
merely pay from > 10 so per cent moro for fhsir
watches than is Necessary.
40, ,o'1 ne-pieses combine every improvement
inst iOhs experience has proved OF real practical
use. haFinS mad the reiusal Of rearlv every in.
.eHtloj N N4teh making originating in this cOun-
5ie o' seo- oniy those were finally adopted
Nhlen severe testing by the most skilf1il artsians
in our works, and long use On mo Mari ~ bl9
demonstrated 20 be essential u c6rrse, 81 oS,,r
Ing time keeping "-N o-'N III
Among the many improvement ~, ~, -
ticularizs. We "o14u par
The invention and use Of a eeat.s pinio, Of ma
eunar construction, to prevent damage 10 the trtin
1y the oreakase OF main-sprinSs, is original Win
the American Natca Company who bs,ia 80 -
the refusal OF all other cCntrivances a5Outed Fo,s
patent pin;on as being the best and fauitIess 10
Hardened and tempered hair springs now uni
and used in all grades % Walthlm watches
All haltham watches have st-proof CAPS pro-
lectlu- lhe movement from dust. aud lesseuiu- the
necessity Of the frequent cleaning necessary In
other watches.
Our new patent stem-wirder, or keyless watch is
already decided success, and great imuroyement
on any stem winding watch in the Ame ican mark
ct ana BY far the cheapest wat,h Of its quality now
offered 70 the public. To those living ia portions
o. the United States whore watch makers do not
abound watches with tho above mentioned i'm
provements which tend % ensure accuracy. clssn-
hness, durability AID convenience must prove in
valuable.
The trademarks Of the various styles 4 ade ~
the Company are follows.
American MATCA Co, Waltham. Mass.
ANN HArcH Co.. Wlltham, Mass
AMERICAN WATCH Co., Crescent St Walthlm,
Mass.
APPLETON, TRACY 4 Co WaiJham M-ss
American NAICu CO., Adams st, Watham,
Mass.
MALTHAA WATCH Co., Walthlm Mas
y. 5. RRrLETr. WalIham, Mass
VIZ. ELLERY, Waltham. Masa.
HOVE WATCH Co. Boston MAJ
Examine the spelling OF these names carefully be-
fore buy NJ. Any variation even Of insle letter,
indicates counterfeit
FOR sale by all leadils jewellers. 30 watches re
tailed by the Comuany.
An illustrated hist, ~ Eatci.-wab lg containing
much useful informant 90 watch wearers SEM O.
any address ON application.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
NotEeP

Some q cur subscribers have rot &c: raid ior
;he'r Papers for the present year. Until April lst.,
viii take the advance price, 500, from all sub
zerihe-s not over three months in arrears.
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Tw' dollars per day may he saf.ly guaranteed to
every owner and operator of WHEELER q WILSON
sew NJ Mach ne.
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no you want situation as salesman at or near
IL home, 10 sell our Jew : strand White Wire
Clothes Lines to last for everi Don't miss this
chance. Sample free. address Huds n River Wire
Mills, = William ST., n Y, or 10 Dearborn Street,
Chicago. mar6tdAw4w
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ITsFTIT TNNTN,
ROSWELL T iSTEE.


tGarcs, 7iOJL-Oy BROS. ~ Co.
.,ohu~ou. ~.
For Territory NOT incluiei In the State Of Yer
mont, Address ~. T. NUCLION, Johns H. VI.
March I--I-3-wtf
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United States Circuit and District.
Courts.
TIE Hon. DAVID a. SuALLEY PRESIDING.
TBrRsuAY- MRHrH %. 1871.

TIE Hon. DAVID A. SIALLET PREsDIyG.
THURSDAY. March @. ISL
Smith vs. the Grand Trunk r. r Co. At the
opening Of the court this morning, his Honor
charged the jury first, that it was for The plain
tiff to show that he vas legally On the defend
ants railroad, if so the law implies that be
should be carried safely. Il was the duty Of the
defendants to provide a good and safe track, en-
giues snd cars, and sziiltul and careful en-
ployees. There being no question bat that the
accident alleged IN the declaration happenei, the
burden Of proof Is upon the defendants TO show
that il did not result from the slightest Rcyii-
gcnce on their part. If however the accident
resulted from some unknown cause, and without
fault Of the defendants they would not be liable
Second, if the plaintiff received any injuries
from this accident, what was their character
We're they caused by the accident and did the
plaintiff contribute in any manner to them
Here the burden Of proof is changed 10 the
plaintiff, and they should be satisfied Of these
facts from a fair balance Of testimony snd not
rest their conclusions upon any theory Of posi-
bilities. The Jury after half an hours considera-
ton returned a verdict in favor Of the defend
ants.
Elizabeth W Seaver vs. the Travellers Insur-
a
brought by the widow Of John B. Sesyer OF
Stowe, to recover the amount of policy issued
by the defendants March ., 1866, on the life Of
). B. Sesyer, who died Oct y. 1866, from in
iuries received while driving in race on the
Morrisyille race course three days previous
Alessrs II. H. Powers AMI Z. r. Hard for the
plaintiff. Messrs. G. C. Noble and Z. J. Phelps
for the defendant.
SATURDAY, March II.
Seaver vs.. the Travellers Ins. Co At the
opening Of the court this morning his Honor
charged the jury that the execution and the de-
iVery OF the policy and the death Of Mr.. Seaver
was admitted and that the plaintiff must recover
unless prevented by two provisos in the policy
lsi, whether his death was caused BY a violation
Of the law and 2nd, did the plaintiff expose
himself to any unnecessary danger or peril. The
burden of proof on these two points rested with
the defendant
In regard to the first question. the law foIbids
all racing for money. All species of gambling
are prohibited by law. The plaintiff a, the
time the accident occurred, was driving for
purse. 1t was question Of fact for the jury to
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oaletS- CocNrT TEACuEBs INsrTrrG.-Ihe
Teachers Institute ia Coventry ISIS, week vas
not very fully attended. only forty names being
enrolled The bad condition Of the roads doubt
less kept msny st home, while others were uu-
willing to leave their schools ~ the very close
Of tle term. The evening lectures, however,
were numerousy attended by the citizens, and
much interest shown. The instruction wss
given by Mr. Goodrich Of Burlington, assisted
by Miss Clark Of Bennington, and Miss Gueru-
sey # Chelsea. Miss Guernsey is a graiuste Of
the Normal School at Salem, Mass. AMI has
just accepted au engagement in the ". u. State
Normal School at Plymouth, which opens on
Weduesi lay Of this week This is the second
instructor contributed to this school bg Yer
mont. How long will Vermont continue TO al
low her best teachers to be taken from her by
oilers Of higher sslsries outside
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IN the District Court Of the United States pr .hs
1 District Of Nermont-In the matter II 81.
son u. Abbot Bankrupt. ia Bankruptcv.-T0 the
creditors Of said Bankrupt and all others whom u
may concern. The uutersi ned asst gnes OF
said Bankrupt hereby gives notice, that IL has
been ordered By the District Court Of said
District, that the second and third general tueetin.
Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt be he'd at the
CITY Of Burlington in said District on the 18Th dav
u March, A. b. 1871, at O'Clock In ths Afternoon
at tbs Office Of l. l.. Law 'ence Esq, Of the Reg
ister Of bankruptcy for said District, Tor the pur-
poses named in the 9th and 2sth sections Of IN
Bankrupt Act and that ! have filed my inal a.
count at assignee Of sad Bankrupt, and at safi
time AMI place | shall apply 10 said Court for
the settlement Of said account, and for dischar,s
from all liability as assignee Of said estate in sc
cordanco with the provisions Of said 18th section
Of aid act.
Dated at ST. Adams in said district. this 9Th dsv
Of February, A. ID. 1871
A. o. BRAINERD.
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Tor Comeioacs. Black-vorms or Grg5s, Pimply
Eruptioas. and Blotched designations the Face,
use PE8RY'S COMED0NE AND PIgPLE RENE
DY. /. is invaluable 20 the afflicted. Prepared
only by DE-. Be. PERRY, Dermotolezis., % Pond
St, NY. Soldty Druggists everywhere.
Feb l--aRutn
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EERcUsoN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
DISTRICT og cHIrrENDES b.t-cf ~ l% eI'
den.
To al persons interested in the estate Of Alexander
Ferguson, late Of south Burlington in said Dis
tr.ct, deceased. GREETING
NJ HEREAS, said Court hath assigned the Dist
W day Of March next, for the settlement OF
the administration account OF the admin strat0r OF
the estate OF said decease and decree of the residue
Of the estate Of sld deceased and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof he given % all persons interested ia
SAID estate, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully. previous % the day assigned, in tho
Burlington Free Press printed in Burlington In
said District.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified 70 appear Al
the Probate Court rooms, in Burl ngt0u on the day
assigned, then and there % contest the allowance
Of SAID account, and said decree, If you cause
6iven under my hand. this 9Th day % February
a. D ls1i. T. Z. WALES. Judge.
W3w35
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Ono Acres. with good house and outbuildinss. in
OljU Colchester, bordering west on Male;ts
bay. miles from Winaoski, mile from Colches-
ter Cheese Factory. Best II soil adapted 10 all
kinds OF grain with good pasture land with running
streams VIII cut 80 o. lI tons OF first quality up
land hay first class dairy or stock I'm, former
ly known as che $50 farm. stock dc. sold II do
Giret Immediate possession giYel. VIII re sold
cheap. Terms easy, apply 10
PETER LECtAIP
March lH- lIt4W3w Win0oski, Vt.
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GEO p. FOSTER.
United States Marshal. as Messenger

the District Court # the United States FIR tho
ri trict Of Neru0nt.-In the matter .fMortcn
e.. uudv. bausrupt.-in Baukruutcy.-Ts
the creditors q SAID Bankrupt and % an Others
wh N 10 may concern The u1ders snsd ass goes
Of the Estate % sand Bankrupt hereby gives n1tic.
ira. 70 ls en- ortfrsI nv the ID ~ icr Court Of
sI1 District, shat tins second AMI third gauerai
meefiug- Cd the Creditor. o.. sUc rankrups. be be
70 Bellows raj s., in SAID District On TIE 3th Gay ~
April i-1l, NJ O'Clock p NJ. az tbs Island House
before A. trCSrwgCd one Of the Kss.s.ers IN
Bai krutpcr 10 sail Dist ict. the purpose named
in tn --th and -th Sections OF the Baukrup. Act
Il March %, lst7.
Allo taat 1 have fled ms account and shall ask
Tor "a discharge tru14 o d liability as sssi.ute oI
said Fsfate GEO SLATE. Assiguee
lated a. Bellows Falls, 10 said District, the It'll
day Of March l-.l. --W3w
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WILLIAM HAETsoN'> EsrArs.

$. 5 CLARK -...
REUBEN G. ALLEN, 5 N'---'-- ''''''-''
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LIE s''EEls FESDIs
Rev. Father OCarroll,
Df Richmond, ET.

RICHMOND ". Jan. -i
Das. LiGurHrL, 4 SuY1H ,-
DEAR sIRs 1t gives ms great pleasure %
be able to saj that your operation on nj err HIS
been su,ee's.uL This noise 10 my hsai has d's-ll-
t.nued. The cl;ar-hh aG,cuol by walsh have
been troubled Is rapidly disappearing. I sincerely
thank you and hope that yoa will receive the pl.-
roaa-s TO Whila your professional abilities eutue
you. Yours
FL O'CARRcLL,
Catholic Priest
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WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMISSIONER Den B.
Carpenter, the regularly nominated county
commissioner in Washington county, vas not
elected, on Tuesday; George W. Scott of Montpe-
ler' the present commissioner. having received
large majority.
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GEO p. FOSTER.
l. $. Marshal. as Messen .re-.
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INSTINCT Court Of the United State5 Tor tho
- tric- q ertu0nt.-Iu the matter of san or /
h. Go.cfmth. taukrupt.-Iu Bsnkrup;cy-A war
rant Ia Bankruptcy has been ssue' BY sai1 Court
against the estate Of Sarfsr1 H. Goldsmith, Of
e. Al19ns Of The Coluty OF Franklin, Of the St.to
Of Vermont, In said District adiuiget
BANKRUPT upon the petition Of his
creditor. AID the payment Of any debts suL
the delivery q any property belonging o. sad
Bankrupt 20 him or 20 mis- use. ana the transfer
o., any property by him. are forbidden by Law.
meeting OF the creditors % SAID Bankrup' % Prove
iheir debts and choose one or more Ass -uee- uf
his estate, will be held AZ Court Of Bankruptcy.
u be holden az Burlington. in SAID District
on the is- DAY e april. A. d. I--l, At Do o'clock
AM. SO the Ohse % L. L. Lawrence. before Z. l..
Lawrence. one u the Registers IN Bankruptcy In
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$peCial ylotjtes.

FuE ,1oIU. PATCHES. ECKLEs
AND TN,
Use IEEsY'5 MOTH az FRECkLE LOTION. i
is ne only reliable a1d harmless Rlmeiy known
f1- Temasil- Blown diseoioraulu. SOLD hF aug
aists e9crywhora. Depot. go Boad S., H.. Y.
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E.u T-r.ra-D. N. Ransom Of Jericho has
sill bis farm AID stock TO b. n Shaw for
$4,000
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This is a BEAUTI
Full FAMILY MA
CHINE. alta REnuc-
% PRICE. They use
a straight needle,
have a new snd i'm
proved shuttle. lsee
car
rier. su ject % no
wrar. requi IS no oil
IN by which the
thread is liable 10 be
s0iled. The WEAR
and FRICTION Of a
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Hr,rear1S.-A son Of Vim. Johns Of Hunt
laeo1, six year old, and who weighs 81 lbs,
lifted full key If nails with his hands IN the
store of t.. 50. IS y. L. ssy,e.. Isy or two
since