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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-08

GONEENIENT to the Dcpots OF ak the South
\ ern and Western Railroads and Steamboat
Landings, saving Hack hire. Street Cars pass
every i've minutes conveying passengers 90 all sec
tions of the City, making it as convenient as any
Hotel Ia Baltimore. All the Appointments of this
House are first cios- Cor reasonable charges. This
house is supplied with the National Fire Escape,
also the ENtiuguishor. Water convenience on
every Floor. Z. SHARE, Proprietor.
Sept. 2, II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-08
PURIssg1IA ct OPTIMA

Nearly all diseases originate from Indigestion
and Torp.dity Of the Liver. and relief IS always
auyiously sought after IL the Liver is Regulated
iu ns action. health Il almost Invariably secured.
Want of action iu thc Liver causes Headache,
Constipation, Jauudicc, Pain iu tlc Shoulders.
Cough, Chills. Dizziness, Sour Stomach, bad tasto
iu tie mouth, billions attacks, pslpitauon Of the
heart. depression ot spirits, on ;hc blues, and q
hundred other symptoms, for which SIMMONS
LlNEl. REGULATOR BE- the best remedy thathas
ever been discovered. I; acts mildly, eitectuaiy,
and being a simple vegetable compound, can do no
injury In any quantities that it may BE- taken.
Itis harmlcssiu every way; il has been used for
40 years, and hundred. OF thc good and great from
all parts o. the country viii youch for is being
the purest and best
The Symptoms OF Liver Complaint are uneasi-
ness aud pain in Che side. Sometimes the pain Is
iu the shoulder, and l. mistaken for rheumatism.
The stomach is affected with loss OF appetite and
sickness, bowels in general costivc, sometimes al-
ternatug with lax. The head is troubled with
pain and dali, heavy sensation, considerable loss
Of memory, accompanied with painful sensation OF
having LETT undOuc something which ought % have
been done. Often complaining Of weakness, de-
bility. and low spirits. Sometimes many OF the
above symptoms attend the disease, and at other
times very few of II m; but the Livcris generally
the organ most involved.
Price Sl0O per package; scntby mail, postage
paid $l.2j; prepared. ready for use, in bottles,
Sl.5O. Manufactured only by
J.H. ZEIIIN Is CO.,
Macon Ga, and Philadelphia.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGdiSTS.
May Is lsI2-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-08
New Grocery and Confectionery
STORE.

FF'IE unl'T.IEucu las JUST OQCnod 10 the St0re-
room adjoining the residence 4 Humphrey
keyes. Esq, an entirely new stock OF
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
CANNED FRUITS.
CONFECTIONERY. &C,
Embracing commodities common to n general Gro
Gerry business, also WOODEN WARE and he
hopes O. De- able TO supply many Of the households
Of the town aud county. Every article in the es-
tahishment Is fresh and Of excellent quality, and
will bee sold at prices that cannot fail q be regard
"a as sford.ng but "a small margin for profit
Give mc a call % the New Grocery.
-C Country produce taken in exchange for
Goods
April 20, 1872. JOHN T. TRUSSELL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09

see how il would go. So they went To
the st. Charles Hotel. and ordered the
very best dinner that that establish
mcnt could afford. When they had
eaten to their complete and entire salts
faction (and the probable establishment
of the waitcrS) they called for their bill.
The waiter III attendance misunderstood
them. and surprising that they wanted
the hill of fare. laid il before them. with
the wine list uppeImost. Now. these
flat men, like many of their class.
could figure" hut they could not read
''writin. and the wine list WAS printed
III script.
"Whew. Bill :" said Jerry. there's a
bill, just look At il Here. y"u add
up one side and I'll add up the other.
and we'll see what the old thing comes
to-
50 Bill added up the prices of wines
ON one side of the list and Jerry added
them up on the other. and they made
the sum total %.j-l.
'Wh CIV. Bill - said Jerry, that's
pretty nigh all we've got. What ar,
We goin to do about it ,"
I'VE can't pay that" said Bill, lit
nd clean us right out. The waiter ain
here NOW. lets jump ont o the window
and put -
NO Stree" said Jerry. I'D never II,
>ich mean thing is that. Let's pay the
bill and then go down stairs and shoe
the landlord"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09
NATURES REMEDY.
v E e N e
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

NEGETlNE il made exclusively from TN. mice,
"i carefully selected bGrkS ro"tS and hsriy and -,
strongly concentrated thai II will rtfrrtIlally ,r;d
eat" from the system every faint of SrrDiHid <rrptn
to"N H"W"r. T"Hi0rS. CdHcer. CGarrr,,,> Hn,nnr
ErgHp"t1S SAT- RheUH. SYDh,iific DiS.a..N C1aL.r
FdiniH'SS at M" S0DGch and all diseases that rl-,
from impure blood. !SciGf,cd. IuHItHnunfnry and
'hr"n'" HcDD,GfiSn Ne1rGira tinuf and <u.o0I
C"mPtrnf~ can only hc rfirctually cured thrnu. h
the blood.
For Ulcers and Efuptce diseases Of the .kia.
f"Sf"ieS P'"'pieS Bi"fcheN BoiL< Ttt.r S,,LIL.JJ
AMI R'"Gr"ri". NEGETINE has never failed tl
effect permanent cure
F"i rams ~ the Buck K;dnes CoD,plaints DrnD
~ f"""t' Weakness. LeUcorrh1n arI-in. from
INTERNAL nl'tfatl"n and uterine Diseases and G.n.y
" D'b"f" E''Ell\E acts directly It,u the
causes IN thtS" complaints. II invInoI;it,.~ and
strengthens III" whole -y~t..In acts man Tho s,,.r
tive organs, allay~ inflammation ,,IT,.- I.,.,ti,,,
and regulates tn. bowels
For Cdtdrrh DgSpcp>a. HdbifDGI C;,.t;,.,,.
Pdtpttdt'on gt he Heart, Heddach. IH,s Nerr,,,s
ness and General Pr"Stratnu OF the N.yrny> S,,s,,
no medicine has ever given such perfect satisfaction,
a. the NE'iEIlNE. II puIiit.~ rh, blood cleans.
all "f the organs. and Io~~,~-'.- cuntrnlinr uny,
over the Nervous N~tcm
The remarkable cures effected bV NEt;FTI\ T.
haN" induced many physicians and aIothecari.-s
whom We know I" prescribe and it ia their n i,
families
In fact. NEGETINE is tn, best remedy Vet di-
covered for the above diseases. and - the. only.
IrIihe BLOOD PURIFIER vet placed before thu.
Prepared by IL K. STEVENS Boston Mass.
fllcr sl21. Sold BY all Druggists lUlrowtl52
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09
A Washington Renaissance.

The claim OF Theodore Hilton that lie
WAS the first man to nominate Horace
Greeley tnr the presidency and the I'M
Willingness of Carl SchurZ to declare
HIM nominated at Cincinnati. recall IL
mind Il time when these two gentlemen
held views exactly opposite to those
they now ploteS>. Nor let this state
mrut excite wonder. Even the head
of the democratic party. Horace Gree
lev himself. did not always cherish his
present democratic views: and the oil
der readers of this paper can doubtless
rccollcct Il time when the New York
Herald was not in favor of republican
candidates, and when the Tribune was
not the chief organ of democratic prim-
ciplcS. When Henry }. Raymond Was
elected to Congress in l-tiJ. the 'Irib-
uuc editors became conscious that that
election would give the Times great
advantages in the collection of Wash
ington news. They carefully scanned
the country. therefore. for the best pos
Sihle man to he at the head of the Irih-
unc'S Washington staff. Carl Schurz
WAS finally selected. and most admir-
ably did he perform his new duties.
Whatever his political sins may he. III
all his business and social relations hc
showed himself the polished gentleman.
II Was not long after he had seated
himself on his tclcghaphic tripod III
Washington. that he received Il visit
one evening from Theodore Tilton.
Mr.. Iilt"m then stood at the height of
his Independent reputation. higher per
hapS than nov. and that Mir. SclIrZ
go l.. L.. 1.
from the fact that Il Massachusetts Jour
naliSt of the day predicted I" me that
within half Il dozen Years he would rep
resent some State on the floor of the
American Senate. At that time
thought the prediction one of very I'M
likely fuliilmcnt hut il has since come
true. The intellectual Guardianship of
these two gentlemen as they engaged
IN conversation WAS highly interesting
hut all remembrance of it has passed
away except one remark Of MIR. Iilton.
lie WAS complaining bitterly OF some
position then strongly advocated hN
Horace HrcrlcN ii may have been gen
cI;tl amnesty. hut | am not certain
But Vii. lilton found great fault with
the prominence given To- It i'll the col
unnS of the Tribune. and said that at
IT recent meeting of the Stockholders ot
the Tribune. he had told the meeting
that if Nj. Greeley persisted in such
doctrines. he would write his cpitaph
and it should read thus:
Here lies Horace Greeley. founder
OF th" New York Tribune. First in
peace. least in the hearts of his country
men. Il had not thought you could
hr cruel. replied Mr.. Schurz. with an
approving burst of laughter. When
the idcs of November shall have passed
and the will ltlc America people shall
have been inscribed on their ballots.
doubtless the whole democratic party
will agree with Mr.. Tiltun. that Horace
Greeley is least i'll the hearts of his
c"untrymrn. ". Il. H.. in Worcester
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09

may have been something Ike this:
Brown -Suhsoiling statesman. hail
| am Graft Brown. | am that third
rate politician Nou wrote about two ol
three wears ago. am THAT red head
ed Graft Brown" to whom You so fr-
licitouslv referred short time since.
Greeley-O. yes. You're the chiN-
alrouS and justly esteemed gentleman
for associating with mine.
Tableau The two chaps clasp hands
across the bloody chasm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN patent,
X. II. EDDY.
SOi.tCITOi OF PNTE\r.

Fn' IH'cHi,"HS. ITud" HrTk.. Coz, B..,,..
NJ. - state Street "pp"~ltr Kill, >rrrr, ....
Mass.
after an EXTENSIVE" Practice. al uI,,, ards
N"aI- continues g." -,"ur'. patents 10 a., 0
States ais" III Great britain France. l.l ..,I.
'I-u countries. Caveats specifications n,....
I-uncnt~. and all papers 81 dI:i.sIu.~ tur. ., .
executed On lihcr:t terms. and with dr-u,r,. Dr..
searches made IHtn American iuT,f.r, .... OH
determine the validity utility ct l.lr,,.-
y,.uri"u--:irI lr.I 81 other advice. i,i,,i..,.
matters t"UcluHg th, SANE. t"pI,-- eft fh..
ANY patent furnished hN r,.mIItiu- i
M, MS recorded al Washington.
I - Tt NO NINL~
/ REGARD Mr.. IddN nn'. ut rI, u,u.i -...
and capable. practitioners with whom I i.
official intercourse. tlIAS MASON
commissioner 81 l.-....
i have no hesitation in .t~~urIu. lf.,,.r....
Ilr,.. cannot employ person II"T, ,,l...r..,
Trustworthy. and more capable, "i Iurr.r.
applications ~ u form &" >rruI, iur them ,.
and Favorable. consideration At th,. patient .
fDMUND EIEkE Lat" "rnIui--.r.,. . .
tents.
Mir. L. II. Eddy has Im.,r i,.r I'M. J.: .rlu..
uu ali bat on. "i ~ hich patents have u,,.i ...
and ii.'i l. nov pcudr-. such HIru.-r. ..
proof "i -r';It talent and ability "u bis l..r.
me !" recommend all inventors {" Hprll 90. ..
pIncur,' rh,iI patents they may Ice ~si,. ..
IN the iuu-j faithful attention i~irv ri ... ..
c;,-'~. aud at very reasonable C!i..r.,.~
!;,'~I"Ir Ian. l. l-12.-lv. .lOH% N,t,...
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09
Wear With the Mouth Open.

y foreign magazine has Il description
of Il dress. of which it SAYS. with this
costume. the mouth is To he worn slight
ll open" This is happy. for there are
50 many women who do not know what
t" do with their mouths. any more than
tlmld Young men know what to do with
their hands and minute directions ut
this sort. studied with every StNlc of
dress. will he very convenient 1t is to
bt hoped that some costumes will re
quirc the mouth to Ice worn shut. for
the effect in the street would he any
thing hut agreeable if every lady went
about with her mouth open. So much
depends on the expression. in comhina
ton with costume, that the subject is
worthy of study. The effect of the
prcttieSt dIes> is often spoiled hV Il sour
expression of the face. and as expires
sion Is simply an affair of the muscles.
II can he prevented 10y the artistic
dress maker. We are very anxious to
see. 10y the way. what woman will he
like when the WorthS and other artists
have finished with her. She * already.
with her three-st"ry hat. pahnirr built
up like dome. high heels. and fiSci-
mating WIggle- walk. :; creation of great
interest, and if she wears her mouth
slightly open there will he no resist
ing her H0ritord COHrdHt.
The TREATMENT OF WOMEN IN Ho-
rEL> is Indignantly set forth 10y one of
the sen who says: The register is gen
orally as remote and no easier of access
than If it lay i'll some other city. To 90
Il, It.., ,tfi ~
nave 1t brought int" the paIlor usually
brings the clerk. but not the register.
and III reply to his polite question.
"Nladam, what can do for YOU - she
can only weakly say. Nothing. thank
N"u. not daring to repeat the rash re
quest which has once been 81 complete
~ ignored. 50 her best friends may
he on the floor below her and she nev-
CT know It. unless she chance to meet
III the hall or on the elevator. If She
stops for DINNER only. her better half
can quickly rid himself of the dust of
travel in the bathroom provided for
gentlemen. There are none for ladies.
OF # You do find water there i never =
towel and Il waiter at the office brush
81 and hrOomS him till his clothing i rs
clean and fresh as ever No waiter
movers around her with whiSk broom in
hand a. she >tr"lls into the parlor. To
he sur" She takes Il room. and for Il
pitcher OF water pays its price for a day.
In comes my lord fresh and cheerful.
hut wonders why my lady cart take
things as they come. a. he does. and
and not always look :" forlorm when ON
a Journey. while she poor thing. goes to
dinner unretIeShed and uncleaned. her
clothing. always heavy and irksome
enough, d"uhlH ;" from being filled with
dust and cimdcrS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09
The Campaign.

The Campaign.
A NOTABLE DEMOCRAT BACKS Down.
On the 18th of May last the Hon.
Dan. Voorhees, wrote to IL friend AZ fol
lows:
The reason why will not support
Greeley is that he is no better than
Grant i'll any respect. and i'll some
points he is worse. This was my meau-
ing when speaking i'll the House. y"
honest and intelligent Democrat can
support either Grant or Greeley with
ont first abandoning his principles.
Fire and water can minglc more easily
and consistently than | could become
an adherent of either of them. | shall
stand by my sincere and lifelong priu-
ciplcS If did otherwise | would he :,
dishonest man, unworthy of my own
rcepcct or the respect OF anybody else.
/ If for this course | an to he condemned.
! | am entirely content. | would not
take any other for all the h"nors the
world has to give.
Mr.. Dan. Voorhees, now swallows all
this. irrespective of ''all the horrors the
world has to give" and supports Gree
ley. Was ever there another instance
save always III ''It'l'N ; "Nn case
/ 1t would hr we'll tnr truly loyal men
North and South who think of v"t
ing for Greeley to jlIst put this scrap iii
their pocket books and occasionally re-
fresh their memories with IT mere
i not Il Democrat in North Carolina
who waged war upon The mon. vho
opnos,,I concentration and rutIIuchiSr-
ment. who WAS Il mrh"tl "t the hu-
nun nun N''n' WI" ."' w
uIin., mat nr, of rho ,,bit. I'u;nui,t.
who manifested his faith hv something
more than words during the terrible
years "l the war an" the more "lil"i'
w., I " W. '-,,,',
I.,,;,.', ,,..'.,,,,.,,'I' ..I', ,..,,., .,'',
,I,ctiuu to th, ,,uisl,tIit,. Such men ~
MHttoon. Aiken. Bcmu~. and three do
en- more such. "r corruption can never
ne N'Ip'l>h'"' II You ne nov" WI.
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ne h\'liud pi'l\ Leader i'Hin">
me pubic OF 4 tact which ought not i"
ne l"s' SlSi' o. ana NhI'h - al some
interest III It's hearings on 'h' present
P"ii'l'Al contest: | he NJ" f"ih
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09
ST. 5uhnsburp Ga(edunian.
Humorous.

Punch SANS that he has blI>tl\tt lI'i'
The, unfortunate mans friends live Il
lnuo Ma, oil.
..,Ir.,,s gives Mrs. Jones
'"''' L..,.,u.,. II. thc u,,l, thing
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tI;,,l,t,,ir,,, u,.,, ara, f,rmiuu
,,'i I,' IL
!"
N'hia>ha l. I'i' Only 3''', '""' IA"
ram III llllhihS "l"'i WE" '"h'''-
ted mt" iht mon
y man IN Richmond. Va. has worn
the same pan OF linen trousers forty
nine summers hey az" lu>i IN style
this year.
\ Uhrr.,I :, muJthizrr with IN, work
luminous ,n,,,ur,ut dnv,u in IrLi.l,,
L.', .,,I,,,t,d ,h. .i,,Lt ham. .,.t,.u am
H.. f,r,n U,l,t. ii. n,.urI,. he
Gin ~ ,.;,ht in tI,. mur,,i,,, and amt at
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mas YOU i'"i'r.~' III, '. .."I,, ,
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i,,. t,,I,,,.. I,.,i,. tI,.,t L, he's
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MIS- MUM" ',i'ri .i"'' "''' NV
,,nru.. rh,. ua.-ruu,r> are getting OUT
on the wrong >ldt. Num- w ny
,Inu't lnu s,.r Won ul,. riding with >our
back tu the cuniu,., IL all RIGHT :"
Mrs. Muffin. .Surk to the engine, If
rd known it. what a hcaIachc | should
have had '"
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josh rulings SAYS wv men We cum
{" th'hk ih't there ann OH the FACE q,
the earth even ON" hhi To" much. ana
i, m''in'
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09

H'EtEII\"> OF GRAFT AND GREELEY.
Having heard intimatious of a two
i"''fN interview ON Tuesday between
Gov. Is. GIatz Brown and Horace Gree
ltI' me Chlcag" Inter Ocean supposes
the Introduction of the conversation
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09
The Stallion, George Rogers

III stand Tor the season "f l-1 al II. NJ WicocL :
stable. At the Trntting t"uTst. in ST JuhnsLur,
iT""rg" Rogers has Just been brnuuht by I,ri,-
brew from Long Island, and was sired by Ey.dyk :
liamhlct"nian. and tn" dam. Il MESSENGER mar.
from Bath, III tn" STAB. of Maine He /. Il wears
old; 4 ne" chestnut color. weighs about | 900 lbs
and can step fast for Il Young horse Terms 81 To
warrant and -lO tur the season
PAT MCGUYER Agent
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09
fnr Sale.
Farm for Sale !!

Three Hundred Acres, for sale. said farm l.
we'll watrrrd has an excellent apple and Nv" sugar
orchards and cuts yearly a heavy burden "i hay.
viii IL. sold as farm or in lots to suit purchasers
HENRY ROSS.
W,f,rf,,,l Inn. IN I--J .tItt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09
Sc Acres Of Land.
House & Small Farm for Sale.

The John Morse place. consisting "f Il tw"-st"rN
house. and buildings. and about Ii acres ri
land. situated i'll the village of ST JuhnShurN Ten
ire offered for sale There is good spring water
running Ia both house and barn. All the land IL
about the buildings. level. accessible easily work
ed and in GOOD stale al culIivJ tiun.
Ih, place j. desirable for any who wants Il
small place. i'll quiet village. convenient t" church
and schools. \ the trains run. scholars can
attend the 81. bloomsbury Academy. or the High
SrInol on the Plain from this village and board at
home.
For particulars enquire OF {. VI. STONE III this
office, un the premises. I'll
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09

ut In hrIt al ih'. Probate
DliC ia -. .I"hI~buTN. tin, luiI day IT -tu.u~t
y. j. Ia and show CaII~r. II any The. may lEtN"
against the Probate 81 said " Ill: tur winch puf
post. II Is further ordered that copy i fii,. record
ui this "rrr h- published three, weeks ~uc,.--il, l
in thu. C;ilrl,uiu printed ST .I"hl.-huIN. prr,I
"u~ t" sad urn'' appointed ter hearing.
ASA l.. FEi.NCI jude 81 i'ruhltr.
\ irur copy of Record. Attest
g. asa l.. FRENCH. jude of rruhltr.
STATE OF VERMONT C,rnu>r, nr-lEr.r -
- In i'rrhItt tuurI. n'ld at the PrphJt tI'' ia
II. Julu~biIN. III -Id Distinct. "n lh 2-i '!a' 81
judy. \. - -.
.inallan H. Abbo,i. administrator cum r,.~ta
m,il1n iIu,.Nn ,,. b,ui- nu.I. uTn,u the. ,.~tai,
al Stewart Harvey. late of i'r.rch.rm. III sand
district deceased. presents has administration HC
""umt l"r examination amt allowance. AMI maxi
application Ion % 'iroI"r 81 distribution and pam
non "t tu,. estate ell ~iId d'c. iSr
Whyrrui,ur. II j. ordered 10y ~ud CONT that said
application h' referred 1" a >'>~l"n THEREOF. g." h
h"id al tho fr"tt" Once IA SAID II '"~htrN. al!
th,. liIh dIl II August. 4. T.. H.. l'r h.iTim-
and decision thereon amt II = ultiu'T ordered.
that all In.I~uI- Interested Toe notified hereof. bl
publication at notice "i SAID application aHd order
thereon. three weeks ~Ucc,~~IyrN III the rluntu
printed at II .l"hn>nury before said time 81 hear
M that Tiny may arI";'i ~ ~hd INN" ami place
amt II rn't '3iu-'. object thereto.
T.. TIN. CONT. Attest
LARK t,UuBELL~ ESTATE.
-INrE DI tEENDNG. E-~EN DISTRICT
Al i,I"3tr cont. uuld,I al tie, irui..ir office, III
,ruiidlil rh, I'D d.r, "f July \. -. -
John ". HmtNh"rn administration thr '~air"1
I|rh ''""d"I lat" ct !-nI".Hh"I-. IA sad d'>iil'I
deceased. presents hi administration account inr
examination ami allow
h'I'uI"u. u - ordered Icy said count. HAT said
Application conn Uut'I CONSIDER alton ami h' be ana
"u the, lHi rN 90! Argus. \ - :'1 The probate
rIu,,. 900 ~..d ,rul!dhtI. tud 10 - iuih, ordered
that all f"-,i.~ interested h,. notified hereof hN
tlNIl, .il"n ci notice e" ~td Application amt Order
tu'I'.G rI,, "', h -ur'.--.N'Ir ia TIM iI'i"ulu
n,N ~I"i'I t,h-itrd 81 ST. -i"hu~hu1N- ir'yI"u~
O" sud t.Iu, appointed l'l healing. THAI tH'N may
appear 80 sid tm' and place aud II in'N SEQ
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Wood! Wood!
HOYT'S BLOCK.
GREAT CHANG FOR BUSINESS

The, subscriber llN iug removed from -. John
bury. oilers his block L. Il inr sale, said
block helm. Divided int" three. GOOD sized stores
with basement. ON OF ~" offices and i've I"n'.
m'ni-. l"T business puII"'-r~ the l"'tIIn l. ~up"
rl"I L. ia the. Village. tr"uhi IL 'rIlIlg the
St"r,~ I.urm,II~. indeed Ih,I, :ip,.,
toms rlar,. Tor either families OF .rIslrI~.
NrIiN \. J. WILLARD.