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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

TiIANKs.-for a magnificent bOu-
Qntt We are indebted to Dr. Lester.
The Or. has one Of the most lastly and
elegant gardens III the city, and Is
never M higher spirits than when
ansidst hIs flowers and growing plants.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

RECOVERING. : The young man,
William Morgan, who had a leg hrok-
en-, one day last week, is reported all
right-lcg rapidly healing.
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NorTE.-lt is highly necessary for
all who intend going on the excursion
on the 4th. TO conc!ule and report by
July 1st. TO accommodate this ne
cessity. arrangements are made with
Mr.. +. A. Frreland to receive the
names of all who desire to 20. This
will save the necessity OF purchasing
tickets until tile morning of the 4th.
Don't fail to enroll early, because it
will he to your advantage in many
ways.
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On behalf of Independence Circuit,

Fox SALE.-Two first-class Wash
ington presses, No. 6 and No. /. in
splendid condition throughout. Also,
a good proof-prcss;a quarter medium
Gordon ; about 5000 pounds of body
type, Nonpareil, Minion, Brewer and
Long Primer; four large marble i'm
posing stones; good assortment of
late styles jobtype; paper cutter; desk.
tables, etc, etc. For particulars en-
duire at REGISTER office.
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ENGAGED.-We arc Informed that
every livery team in the city Is under
contract to do duty OH Sinday.-alI
for ,alnpmceting, We are . religious
people,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

A THREE LEGGED CALr.-lra Mil
Ter, who lives about four miles from
this city, in Benton county, Is the
owner OF a curiosity in the shape of a
calf that was born with but three legs.
The calf, now about eight weeks old,
is large and healthy, and gets over the
ground very nearly with as much
speed as if II had four legs. The two
hind legs are all in good shape, as
well as the right fore leg; but there is
no left fore leg-the shonller-blade Is
there. hut there is no pedal attach
meut.
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SPECAALTIES :

Dress Trimmings. An extensive va
riciy OF silk, satin, cotton and w0olen
dress trimmings, always in store.
(hIgnOnS. --latest styics constantly on
hand, at low figures.
MiScellan cOns. Innings and findings
of NIL grades and qualities, full assori-
mcnt.
JACONETS, MISLlNS EMBROinERlES.
DIAPER LINEN. MD AND ALL
OTHER VARIETIES OF
GLOVES, HOSE, ETC,
AT PRIME COST.
MRS. II. D. COOLEY.
Albany, May q, lsI2.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

NOT MANY.-Stiawberries retail at
81 per gallon, at which price we don't
expect to founder on them, owing to
the compression in the money market.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

New STWK.-W. II. Kuhn & Co.
have added largely to their stock of
hardware. wagon timber, iron, steel,
etc. A good place to buy at reasonable
rates.
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a. WHEELER,
sEIEDED, OREGON,
Forwarding &COlnnliSSi0n Merchant.

Agent for the sale of The celebrated BAl>
WAGON, aud all kinds of AGRICUL Il.
Al MACHINERY
Consignmcnts solicited.
TOWN LOrS, in the town of Shcld, for
sale.
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ATTENTION.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RE
l. quests all persons Knowing themselves
indebted to him, either by note or book
account, to make immediate payment tn
Beach, Montcith & Co., ut thy Mills, tliG-
nv, i'm whose hands he has left his books.
notes ami all accounts. j. NJ. BEACH.
Albany, June 7, ls72-I0
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CoMMENCEp.-l'he Metholists are
holding a campmeeting near Lebanon
commenced Oh Thursday, we be-
liovn
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GROCERIES,. Gus. Layton received
large additions t. his stock Of grocer
les, canned fruits, provisions. vegcta-
hles, ETC.. on Wednesday.
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CAMrMEErING. = The Brownsville
and independence Circuit; have agreed
to unite in holding a cnmpmeeting, on
the camp ground near Roberts Bridge.
Linn county, Oregon. The meeting
will commence Thursday. June 9th,
1872. There will be no huxter-sh0ps
allowed on or near the grounds during
the meeting; and as the church Is a
temperance society, special care will
be taken to see that there is no spirit
uoua liquors on or near the grounds.
All are invited to attend, and ministers
are urged to come and help MS.
JOHN II. ROORK.
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OFFICIAL. We publish to-day the
official vote of Linn county, at the
election held june 81, 1872. The pa
per should be preserved for future ref
erenee.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

lIEALTH-Gclerally good through
ont the county.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

TRAvEL-Over the 0. & C.. Railroad,
large and increasing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

FNCAMrMENT.- Regular meeting to-
night. a full attendance requested.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

WnEAr-Is looking splcndi,lly, but
in some sections more rain Is neccs-
sary to make full crop.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

FoR SAIE.-Three hundred and
twenty acres Of land, unimproved, can
be purchased at low figure, If appli-
cation be made soon. Inquire at the
REGISTER office.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

OBLIGED 70 Senator Corbctt for
tavorS.
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COOP BEEF.-Our shop, are well
supplied with the very choicest OF
beef. etc.-ncvcr better.
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BUsNEsS.-None to speak of; dull
times is what the matter. They will
he livclier when business improves.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

WooE. Dry oak is selling at from
s. 50 to 81 per cord; other qualities
at So and So 30.
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PRESSING ON.-Trains are now rull-
ming to within twenty or thirty miles
Of Roscburg.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

BUTTER AND EGGs-In good supply.
the former at 2oc per pound, and the
latter at 20c per dozen.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

DOUBLED JolS.-Our newly elected
County Clerk, John llackleman, has
been doubly blessed. Twins girl and
boy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

CHERKIEs-llave made their ap-
pcarance in the market six bits
a gallon is all that is asked for them.
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GRAND LopGE.-'rhe Grand Lodge
|. o. G.. T. met in Salem the present
week.
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Over the River.

LYME.-Thc new Post Office at
Lyme Centre. commenced business.
Monday the ID inst. Moses X. Web,
Ster, having the appointment of
Postmaster, in place of ApOlios Per,
kins, who received the first appoint
mcnt, but died before entering upon
the duties of the office. We now
anticipate having daily mail con,
vcycd by a regular mail carrier,
which has been greatly needed for
several years past.
Dca, Harris Allen has sold his
farm to John Andrews.
Mrs. Lucinda, wife of Isaac y.
Perkins. died Dee. 9th, of Congcs-
ton of the Lungs. She has been
an idvAlid and great sufferer tC.
several years past,
On the same day, RoXa, widow OF
Joel q, Whipple. at the honse of
Hiram Mayo, of Typhoid Fever.
We have a singing school in sue
ceSstul operation, of over 100 schol.
ars at the Hall at the Centre, and
another at the Plain, in the Library
room, both taught by Mr.. Whitney.
Eight terms of Winter District
Schools have airedy commenced,
and others begin next week.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

House WARMING.-Mr. McLane
Of Fairiee has just completed and
moved into his elegant and COM
modiouS new house: and truly it is
one of the incest and best farm
houses in the town or vicinity.
Nothing about it merely for show or
ornament, bat every thing for con-
vcnience and comfort,
On Wednesday evening Of last
week a large numbcr OF friends and
ncighhors, all uninvlted and uneX-
pcctcd Ivy Nj. McLanc or his family,
gathe ed there for an old fashioned
"house warming" And thoroughly
warmed it was, If warm hearts and
cheerful faces, and lively talk and
merry jokes could do it, The
guests enjoyed themselves for two
or three hours as the good friends III
Faillce know So well how to do, cS
pccially when they have Dan. Hale
to help them.
Esq, Morey being by far lie old
est man present, was called upon
for IL speech. His remarks were
substantially as follows:
Mr.. dnd AIRS. NcLaHe.
Dear Friends 1T may not be
apparent to You what our motive was
in thus rutlIlcssiy entering Your
peaceful aud happy dwelling in such
crowds at this hour, we have come
with empty hands SO you nay he
sue we are on no missionary enter.
prise and that we know You have 10
need OF any pccunlary aid, but we
have brought our bodies and in them
warm hearts and we graduate
you upon your SucceSS liz life. that
you have been SO prospcred, that
You have raised quite large aud
very promising family of children
(tor this day. that bid fair to le an
honor to you and credit to Their
native town; and we congratulate
you upon your success in building
so beautiful, commodiOus and con.
venicnt house and we assure YOU we
shall not envy you the pleasure and
happiness You expect and we hope
yon may take i'll occupying this
pleasant dwelling surrounded by
your dear children for many years
aud we also hope when any of YOU
a'c called to leave your earthly t; Der
nacle YOU may enter one ''HCt mate
with hands eternal in the Heavens
Mr.. McLanc replied heartily
thanking the company for their visit
and good will. After which MI
Hale Of Oxford spoke in his usually
mirthful and witty style.
In good time all retired leaving
unmiStakahlc evidence that this
family will never lack for friends
while they live in Fairlee. Us.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

a Cool SUICIDE.-A rather re-
malkablc suicide is that of John III.
Woodbury. at Lowell, VT, recently.
He had been for some time afflicted
with Il cancer on the lip and inside
of his mouth, from which there was
no hope OF recovery. Leaving his
ialnl!N with the av0wed purpose
| never To rct"rn, he went to the vii.
/ iagc and consulted the ply to
aSce, taih the poison that would re.
suit III death with the least suffering.
Stating his purpose to Kill himself,
he asked Tor The drug to effect hi,
purpose, but was denied. After
sending ont OF town tor it, he made
arrangements for his coffin, which
was TO be very cheap aud plain, and
gave orders to have no religious ser
wees at the time of his burial. On
receiving he morphHc at the post
Office, lie CURED cat quantity call.
ing it the final dose, and leaving,
Oade, them al farewell He then
WIFI ~ Alt lifttl tIit NtiINt WI a.
tumbler and a tea spoon, IL room
and IL bed. Beng Shown Il room,
he went to bed, and it is supposed
about O'clock III the afternoon took
the fatal quantity. Others being
apprlsed OF his Supposed cond.ion,
sent for the physician; but all eft,
.Jrts to wake him and save his life
were vain. lie died the following
evening.
Net much check about this: John
Allrt'S wife of Troy, eioped with
Rich ri DAVIS, a fortnight ago, and
four daNs after reappcared vt home,
CODY informed her husband that
She had come for her clothes. Her
h and cntreated her to remain.
III, ,ainly, and when she WIS ready
She left, saying: "N ell, john,
Dick and me are living on Glr en-
Island we're going to be married
in few days, and would be glad to
S e you at the Weddlng.'
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china UcoitiinD.

On Monday evening the 2d inst.
the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Deacon
John Stratton of Fairlcc, surprised
them with an unanounccd call
The good deacon and his amiablc
lady looked little surprised when
they SAW their friends, to the num-
Der of sevcnty.ive to one hundred,
pouring in upon them, but, when it
was whispered in their ear that 1t
was the twentieth anniversary OF
their married life The tlcacon's coun.
tcnance was unusually radiant, cyl.
dencing that his thoughts travelled
back to events Of twenty years be-
fore; aud that it was pleasurable to
be reminded of those times.
The friends brought with them,
both CAim and Sitter plate, and
among the China was II rich cham
Der set 80 piece being omitted.
This was from some friends in Mas
sachuSctts. One OF the pieces oc-
casioned considerable mcrrllnent.
AT . o'clock, refreshments was
served up on Il liberal scale and
when this was over his neighbor,
Alexander Mbane. in behalf OF the
company, presented the articles
brought as mcmcntos of the occa-
sion, and a. Il slight token of their
consideration of the high social and
moral worth OF the worthy deacon
and his cstimablc lady, begging
them not to measure the friendship
Of the company 10y tue intrinsic ,alue
of the tokens. Mr.. Stration replied
in Il very tcIiciticns manner, thank
iug his friends for this further evi.
dcucc OF their friendship aud as
surng them that this event would
be cherished by them as one
of the pleasantest occasions Of their
lives.
The deacon rclishes a little pleas.
antry us much as any one, and ap.
parently enjoyed the good naturcd
and well meant illusions to an
empty cradle. lie said their prefer
cnce for each other commenced
when they both were quite young
and thai had increased with time,
vet there was Il time when this pre-.
icrcHce was scarcely pcrceptiDle,
tor. he said their mothers told them
that when they were both small
children, lie being little the eldest,
the mother of the young lady put
her in his lap; that he held her and
looked at her til he tired Of it,
when he got up and let the slttIc
miss roll off onto the toor, and ;hat
he has been very thankful since that
that fail was not fatal to her.
Tne company had all departed.
having enjoyed the occasion very
much and wishing the deacon and
his lady may enjoy health and hap
piness and be able to greet their
friends to Il golden wedding. NJ.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

CONCORD, n, H., Dec. 4th.--The
Republican State Committee ia la
session here this evening, ., e..
Moore, Chairman, presiding. There
is n very full attendance, and the
reports Of the various members from
different parts of the State are of
the most encouraging character for
the party. The time for holding n
State convention WAS hxed tor the
l4th OF January, to be held IN this
city. The several congressional con.
ventions are to be held M follows :
LIST district, at Dover, January 18th |;
"a district, at Manchester, Jan. 10Th (;
Sd district, at Lebanon, Jan. l5th'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

MISUNDERSTANDING one third OF
the Dartmouth students are ont
teaching. Those who remain have
a better chance for instruction than
during the other parts of the Co.'s
lege year.
The President has forbidden the
opening of the College Reading
Room on Sundays. Students are
indignant. Christians as well as 9TH
ers. They think quiet hour spent
in reading at the Reading Room,
on Sunday, is preferable to stealing
the papers and taking them to their
rooms for the same purpose.
On Friday, Nov. 10Th. the Junior
Glass presented Professor Proctor
with a Silver Tea Set worth 800.
1t evidently took MI. Proctor entire.
~ Ivy surprise. He has sailed for
Europe. viii be gone about ten
months.
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ACCIDENT TO GOV. STEWART.

ACCIDENT TO GOV. STEWART -
Gov. Stewart, Oh Tuesday before
last, while kindlinga fire in his fur.
mace III his house, was severely
burned in the face and one Of his
hands. 1t came very near proving
q serious affair, but aside from con
siderable Inconvenience, it will not
p'oye such. AT first severe pain was
experienced, but this has all passed
away, and the Governor is at his
business az usual.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

Tuesday of last week the noon
express train ut Folson's crossing,
near South Barton. demolished II
wagon for man named Bemis. He
was thrown six or eight rods from
his wagon, but did not sustain scri.
Gus injury.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

The official count of the vote OF
New Hampshire shows the total to
be 6S,9l3, falling of OF 1927 since
March. The Republicans cast 37,'
lSi,thc Liberals 81 ,l2l the Straight
outs 100. the Temperance men 200,
and there were 8 scattering. Re.
publican majority over all IL 5455.
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NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY H. 1912.

BARNET.-The members of the
u. i. church and friends of the
Rev. j. Service intend TO pay him
q donation visit on Tuesday, Dee.
II, in the afternoon and evening.
An invitation is given to all.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

A Mr. Heath living near East
Bethel, who had been depressed in
mind for some time, one morning
last week hung himsclffipm n beam
in the barn by leading.line; he
was discovered by the family before
he had ceased struggling, and re.
leased from the fatal moose, but not
in season to save bis life only for a
few hours.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

IMPORTANT DECIsloN-The case
of the State against one Baldwin,
of South Burlington, for peddln.
meat in the streets of the city OF
Burlington, during market hours,
in violation Of the city ordinance
establishing market. has just
been decided. The Supreme Court
II Id the ordinance valid, and fined
the respondent IS and cost.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

No. THETFoRD.-Mr. Mayo has
recently delivered to 1 hetford depot
a hog Weighing 4S2 lbs. Downer 80,
Emerson go, Arnold 6jl, and more
to come. They are bought by Mr..
CLAY who runs the Rail Shop.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

q. B. Drake, formerly of Woods
vile, has recently opened n Drug
Store in Thompson's building, West
Lebanon, rooms formerly occupied
by q. II. Worthcn.
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Buckingham's Dyo.
EOR TUE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many case'
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskcrs, we have prepared tins
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which vii!
neither rub nor ish OFF Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. NALL & co.,
NASHUA, H.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

WEST TOPSlIAM.-Dec. eth Il. NJ.
Collins killed Il white Chester pig
I months and twentythlee days old,
which dressed 36G lbs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

Three citizens of St. JohnsbuIy,
VI, have just been fined for re1us
ing to do Jury duty.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

WARREN, n. H., Dec. 0. The
dwelling house of John L. Cum
mings, in this town, WAS destroyed
by fire yesterday with all its con.
tents. Loss, $500 /: insured in the
pheuiy.
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$50 Acres

Of Wood, Pastlring and Ttl'nft Land. Snd
Farm f. IN II good state of cultivation with
good buildings, and good running water, that
has never failed for the last IS years. There
ia n very valuable lot of White Oak and Cc-
dnr, also large quantity of Wood and Tim
her. q small Sugar Place of some 300 trccs
near the house plenty OF Fruit of every de-
scription. The old Farm IS AZ well known that
any further description is unnecessary.
The lwutiun is one OF the best on the river
convenient to =. hool and churches. and near
the railroad, in community where good NOR.
ais prevail.
The subscriber viii sci, this property OH
fair terms. for reason that he is not situated
SO that he can carry II o''. 1t is now N thr
market for the first timr since }T62, bul will
be sold before next spring.
For further information call upon Sr address
the -atsclibcr,
n. i. STEVENS
Trottcr House,
Ntf Bradford, ".
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

: The burlington Free Irrn OF July list, In its
report " the Conmcnccmc exercises oi
Dartmouth College, while speaking of tho
College Library. snysi
''Fhis leads very naturally toA mention OF
ono Of the institutions of iIanovc -ParkcrS
book store the largest collection IN the state,
probably of fro-h and really valuable books.
II Il n pleasant surpri.o to nnd late English
works aud those too OF n high grade, ON sale
In ~ small place IA Hanover,
Parker, LEI me add. Is II gentleman and n good
fellow 10 trade with"
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Now IL the Time
parkcr's Il the Place

To huy new Sabbath School or Public lihm'
rice, or rplcnish those already established
Have iust added to my stock $1,000 worth Of
new STANDARD Miscellaneous works, and about
t5oO worth specially adapted for Sabbath
School Libraries. Send In your orders or give
me 4 cali.
j. u. PARKER,
Hanover, NIL
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j. II. GILMAN,
Licensed AucIiOncer,
Bradford. Vt.
Probate CctiI.ts,.
J.. q. Willoughhy's Estate.

J.. q. Willoughhy's Estate.
S,TATE or VERMONT, Bradford district.
> s.. w Probate CoArt, holden at Ncwbury
ON the 9Th day of December A. u. 1872 Hue
kial Cummings Administrator Of the estate of
H. G. Wiiloush6y late of Thctford in said Dis
trct, deceased, makes application 10 SAID
Court tor license to sell al of tht rt-,l estate Of
said dcrcnacd, representing Ilht spid sale Is
hti thu hpsl interest FOR ail Concerned. Where
npon it i, ordered by said Court that said ap-
plication come under consdcrnii"" r.. Ia"
.n,al,. on Ike oath DAY Of Dee. A. II. 1872, at
.he p once IN Scwhury and, ii is fur
Their ordered, that allpcrsons Interested he no
tilted here of, by publication of notice of this
ap,lication and order thereon, tire" weeks
Srccessiycly in the National Opinion printed
AT Bradford. before snid time of hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place, and.
if they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.-AtIcst
2Sw3 II. W. BAILEY, Judge.
Ascnath Green's Estate,
V1IIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Court for thu
District of Bradford. Conmssiuhtfs, to re
ccivc, examine aud adjust all Miihs aud de
ulnnds of all persons, ngninst the cstHtc of
Aseuath Green. lntc of Thctfor'l. IN said Dis
trct deceased, represented nsoltent, aud the
term of six months from the 18th day of De
toher. 1872. bring allowed by said Court to the
creditors of said deceased. To exhibit hnd
prove their respective claims before lis give
notice. that we will attend 10 the dhties OF
our appointment at the dwelling house OF Z.
-. Lucas, in Thetford, in said District, ON the
3d Tuesday of December, 1872 and Aprii, -
next. at | o'clock in the afternoon, ON each nj
said days.
5. NJ. GLEASON. Admir-.
W. d. hADD commissioners