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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
LEGAL.
Application for Patent.
US. LAND orrlcr PRrscorr. 4. T. 2

[. s. LAND OFFICE PRrscorr A. T, 2
 Ayri ls, l-1J Notice i' hereby given that re ger Silver Mining Company corporation organized under he laws ui 'ic state of California. by its PresiJe,' Win Lrut vs@ i.Istofioe addfvss is san 1aucseY California has mad" application for Patent ff twelve hundred 05W luef r' on ihe Tiger lode bearing sv-f conmpuens twenty. Eve feet s1uherly oi he discovery shar thence borh'rr twelve hundred 2uO) feet surre ground vo hHuif'i GrI fee' in width. situated in Tiger Nnirg Ds'r1 layapui County and Territory of AuzDua Hud known The Discovery Location said lead and described in tls 's, and h"d notes hle in this office follows viz.
 Begirn.ng ai Monumeu, N" and ruuuing thence north 70 O east twelve hundred 3yO fer, Monument Nu rufn which corner the section corner between see tons 2l aud 27 10 township DO \. K l. W Ia aud Salt tter has" aDd meridian bears \ 2h @U w. D ch 3l l5-B 1ks d.'aut thence \. 5jl JG L.. go feet Monument So from which monument the sector corner between t'c'On. % and 27 Twp. DO. x ls w. G.'a aud Sat rver base and meridian bears go JU ". 70 chain. ys lc } Inks distant; thence $. 3i- W twelve hundred G2JD feet To Monument No. { thence V 5j- 5G W 'No hlodr~i f3J feet to ,ne point of begiuurg: coua'1 jDlpJ acres forming Iar of section iu Twp. lO \ k w.. Gia and Salt rivsr base and meridian
 Sad lo"aton being recorded in Vel of mine. folio 90 oi tb- C"uniy Rsrrls uf Yavapai County The aI. pung claims are fret sXteuson south claimed ly W. C. Collier and the first extension north by Wm. Linn.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY. Register
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
SUMMONS.

JN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD JU- l dical District
 Yavapai County Arizona Territory ss.
 GLORGE LOuNT Plaintiff.
 Gqaipu
 ANNIE r. LOCNr. Defendant
 Action brought ia ihs District Court of the Third Ju deal District In and for the county Of Yavapai in the Territory of Arzoua
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 ANNIE L. LOUST. Defendant.
 You are hereby summoned and required appear in m acton brought against you by the named plaintiff n the District Court 0f The Third Judicial District in and i, inc county of iavapa iu the Territory of Arizona antwsr the complaint therein filed ia the office clerk Ui said Court a Prescott 'n sad county and Terri tory Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this mous) within twenty days excusve of inc day of ser. vce after the service upon you of th. summons n served this county and served out of ths county and within ihs district then within thirty days in al other forty days jndgmeu; by default will be against y"u according "a the prayer of said complaint. This action is brought praying for decree of divorce from inc bonds of matrmony the grounds of m treat neut
 And you hereby notified iha; fl you Tai. to appear and answer the complaint above directed the paiut r will take default againt you and apply the Court for the relief demanded 10 h. said complaint. Given under my hand and the seal O. said D strict Court ai Prescott, this 18th day of March, 1873.
 lLs ED. W WELLS Clerk. H. II. CARTIER q SON AtorDey ys for PlaintiH
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Talk With a Heathen Jap.
fPUBLIsHED BY HEQUgsT.l

We had quite long talk with Nakshima, the Japanese Commissioner, who explained the currency 10 us. He is gentleman of superior intelligence, and don't look like a heathen at all.
 First we asked him about bis religion.
 [" am a heathen," be said, smiling. .I don't believe in religion that is, in the forms of religion. My religion is 10 do good to be honest"
 "what do you think of our cbrist7" we asked
 "Humbug--all humbug," he replied.
 What do you think of Mohammed p
 Mohammed is fraud too, and so are all these middle men who say they are inspired Contucius was wise man but no more in. spired than Socrates. All these men like Brah- ma, Buddha, Swedenborg, Brigham Young. Joe smith and m fact, every man from Mo. bes 10 Brgban Young, who has set himself up as inspired from God is humbug.n in7"
 "Well, although am heather. believe about as you do."
 !" How is that 7'' We asked, becoming inter ested
 But, don't you think Saviour is neces- saryl"
 "You believe in God--so do I. and SO does every nation. We only differ in the Saviour or Christ. Why, the Arabs believe in the same God, but take Mohammed as a Saviour: @JO,OOO,uOO" (" people believe in Mohammed, and only 5O,OOOOOO m Christ. It is always the same God all over the world. They may spell it differently, but it is always the same SVa WIih tue same al,Tibuics, such as omn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
ORDINANCE No. 2.
IT IS ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CoUS. ell of the village of Prescott:
 Rreaches nf fha Paacn

Breaches Of the Peace.
 SECTION l.-Any PersOn who shall draw or exhibit in rude and threatening toward any other person within the village limits any knife, pistol gun other deadly weapon, except 10 necessary sefdefense an on er in making arrest shall upon conviction beore the Recorder be fined n any exceeding slOO n the discretion of the Cuurr.
 SEC. 2.-Any person who shall discharge any pistol gun or any other hrearm upon any lane alley plaza vacant lV within the inhabited limits of the vii lage Of Prescott unless in necessary sedeense CT by an oeer in the discharge of bis duties sha upon convic ton before the Recorder be fined any exceed ing slOO, in The discretion of the Court.
 SIC. Any persOH ho sha within the village limits De iound drunk upon the streets any person shall by loud, bosterOus language disturb the peace or any person who shall inciis urge any afay shah upon conviction before ihe Recorder be ned any sum no; exceeding slOJ b the discretion 0f the Court.
 SEC. i-Any person who shall wilfuy and maliciou.y ride or drive any horse mue other riding animal upon any porch or sidewalk under any awning in any private dwelling place Of business into an dwelling store saloon, other business house thereby terrifying the occupants thereof and gerng life and property who shall drive Tids through the plazas streets lanes alleys within the village limits less and reckless liable injury to life or property, shall upon conviction before Recorder be hne in any not exceeding S00 n tue discretion of the Court.
 Passea in the Common Council Of the village Of Pre. cot May l2, le7l l.. B. JEWELL Mayor.
 Attest J. C. OTIS Recorder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Application for Patent.
LAND OFFICE. Pnn.rorr A.T- ,

LAND OFFICE PEE~COrT A T.l
 Aprl lS l-73 Notice Is hereby given 'ha' Hammond Rigg. & Co. an uanrorT1ra'ed a.ca'un of per-us by their authorized agent George A Hammond whose r. 0. address is Prescott Yayapa County. Arizona Territory have made application for Patent for thousand q rpJ u,ar feet oi tAe second south extension of the Tiger bale bearing silver with surface ground two hundred feet width. situated in ger Mining District. layarai County. and Territory of Arizona and described the pats and field no'es he in tAis office as follows VIZ:
 Beginning at Monument No !. at be northeast corner from thi. monument the section between section 2! and 27 Twp 70. N R W. bear. x O. l.. 2- ehain, = l Inks distant, thence & 2 " thousand luJJ feet io Monument No. g. thence \ 6i' W two hundred ,2JJ feet Co Monument No. 3; thence N g55 T.. one 'huusaud QO1 feet io Monument No From th.s The section between section 2l and 27 Twp lO \. R W. Gila and Salt river base and M.vidsn bears V. lJ7 F. 27 chains i33i+J links distant. thence R. 6j7 l.. tO point of beginning containing 4jgltO and forming portion of section Z7 Twp. 10 V l. l VI. tila and Salt river base and meridian. Sad location ing recorded in Vol of mines folio 90 oi County Records of Yavapai county, Territory oi Af1ona Tho aiiuuiEg claimant on the north IS N. C. Collier, who claims the hrst south extension of ihe Tiger lode
 WILLIAM \. KELLY. Reg ister.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Administrators Notice.

IS THE PROBATE COURT. IN THE COUNTY OF l MoHAvE, TERRITORY OF ARizoEA h the Matter of the Estate of SAMUEL TODD. Decd Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned aininsra. Tor of The above named estate to the cror. of and all persons having claims against said deceased exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within months from the publication Of ths notice the undersigned al his office in the town of Mineral Park.
 ALDER RANDALL. Administrator Mineral Park, dohaye County, A T., March 2s 1873.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given by ,he undersgusd of the estate of William Richard deceased 10 the eredi. tors of aud all persons having claims ag.nst said de. oeased i0 exhibit the vh ,he necessary vouchers within ten months From The first publication of this notice 0 the undersigned ai hs office the store of w. Richard Co., al Sanford. in inc county 0f Pima.
 A. T.. KNOWLES, Administrator. Sanford, 4 T., April 90 l573. mat7tlI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

FoR WALLAPAL--T San Bernardino Guardian of a recent date notes the departure, from it's place, for Wallapai district, in this Territory, of Mr. Nat. Moss and party.
 Travel to this fayorite district is increasing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Administrators NOiice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF MoHAvE COUNTY. l in the Territory of Anzoba-
 In the Matter of the Estate 0! R. c, TODD Deceased Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims against the estate of K C. Todd deceased present my office the town of Mineral Park county of Mohaye Territory of Arizona with tue nsces. sary vouehsrz within from date hereof or they will be forever barred
 ALDER RANDALL, Administrator Mineral Park April l9 1873. apl26
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Administrators Notice.

ID ths Mater Q! the Estate of BENJAMIN F. GRIFTIN
 Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adminisra. triI of the above named to the cred and all persons having claims against said dsceased, exhibit the with the necessary vouchers within mJnhs from the first publication of this notice undersigned residence near the town of Phnnix in M4rieopa county. MARGARET A. GRIFFIN
 AdmiuisirairiK Pheuix, April 9 ls73 aplamJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Administrators SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In the Matter of the Estate of JAMES CRAWFORD DEBsREORE, Deed.

Notice s hereby given that in pursuance of order of the Probate Court Of the County of YayapA Territory of Arizona made on The 2lsi day of April lS73 the Admin. istratoT will 10 ana0rdaucs herewith offer at pub he Auction the Following described property. tIWt: The possessory right ot said deceased the time of his death t0 the ranch known as the Pinun or Ierty'. Hanch, containing ltJ of and with the prove. msnis. Sad ranch Is situated OH Lower Lynx Cnesk. about l2 miles east from Prescott County of Yayspai Territory of ArizJna
 Ibe Adminisiraior will sell A, public auction at the Court house ih Prescott Saturday May Jst ls73 hs Posses-Ory right of said deceased cad ranch and i'm prOyemenis ai the time of his death
 JOHN MARS AdmiBistuator. Prescott, May lst, 1873. ma3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31

Any psFsOn who shall fall comply with the foregoing Requirements will te subject Co severe penalties. Special tl payers throughout the United states are minded that thny must make application ta the Coi.eDr or Deputy Colleeo Of their respective districts and pf, cure the proper stamp for tho Special Year oomlnens lng May !, Is'J without waiting for further notice.
 THOMAS CORDIs
 Collector Iuisrna Revenue. District of Arizona Application may be made to, and stamps procured of THOMAS CORDS Collector Prescott A. T.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
Administrator s Notice.

IS THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE COUNTY ] Of MaricOpa and lreuiiory Of Arizona. In the Matter of the Estate Of JAkEs C. BEATY, Decd Notice hereby given by the undersigned Adminisira tor of the above Dansi Estate tD the creditors uf and all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit he with ths necessary vouchers within one year from the date of Inc publication of this notice The under. signed a his residence in the Mary vile. Mareopa county, A. T. CHARLES WHITLuM,
 Adm inistfaior. Aaryvs, MsneOpa county A. T April 26 ls7J
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-31
United States Internal Revenue NOTICE TO SPEclAl.TAK PAYERS.
SPECIAL TAX,

The law of December 2i ls72 requires every person ehgas ed ID any business ayOcaon employ nsni which renders hn liable tD a
 SPECIAL TAX, to procure and pioos ooa5pieuoaily ia he sltabshe plOos eC buStnsss,
 A STAMP denong the payment of said Special Tax before com mencing business. The taxes embraced within the provisions of law above quoted arc the following, viz:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-17
Rejecting Plants.

The Trua Record says: To ascertain
if plant wants fresh potting, turn it
carefully out of the pct, with the earth
attached to it, and examine the roots. If
they are matted about the sides and bot
tom Of the ball, the plant evidently re-
quires fresh potting. Then carefully re-
duce the ball of earth to about ole third
of its original bulk; single out the mat
ted roots and trim away all that are moul-
dy and decayed. Probably the same pot
may then be large enough, but if it re-
quircs larger one it should lie about two
inches broader for u middlc-sized plant
three or four for large plant. If the
roots are not matted, but the pots are filled
with fibers, keep the ball entire and care.
fully plant i: in large pot At the top
of large pot an inch, and of a small
one half an inch should be left for reccp.
ton of water, without danger Of overflow
A little gravel, charcoal, or pieces Of
broken pots should always be placed al
the bottom for drainage. A plant newly
potted must never be exposed to strong
sun. II should be watered and placed in
the shade Immediately and there remain
until it is rooted, which may be known by
its starting to grow
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-17
Leachesl Ashes.

Prof. 5. ". ichason, ia bis report q
the Secretary Agricultural Report o.
I Connecticut, says, about lssched ashes
after analy1ins uumber Of specimens,
the following i The eotelf a be hai
cone 60.
!. Loaohed sshes generally contain
less than per cent, OF potash.
>. They contain a large proportion
lnol les. than IS per cent. Of water.
3. TLey contain considerable sand or
soil aud nn5urned coal. q TO 10 per cent
uheu Dot Intentionally or largely aduiisr-
aied
4. TIE chief fertiliring element in
leached ashes Is carbonate Of lime.
The figures above given, for carbonate
Of lime. are the percentages Of this sub
stance that would be present, on the as
sumption that all the lime occurred in
combination with earbolie acid. This is
indeed not true, a very small portion OF
the lime, existing as phosphate or Sill
cate, but practically we may assume that
leached ashes contain 40 TO % per ceHt.
Of carbonate of lime.
5. Leached ashes have an average
content Of little more than per cent, OF
phosphoric acid, and 3 10 per cent. OF
magnesia.
They contain no nitrates, but the car
Donate Of line in them iavors the de-
vclopement Of nitrates when they are in
eorpOrated with the soil, especially 10 coal
junction with animal manures.
The price of leached ashes was 20 cents
a bushcl. Awriter in theICouRtry Gentle
man states that a ton OF leached ashes
contains 80 stricked bushels; this would
make the stricked bushels equal TO % lbs.
The heapcd bushels would weigh, therefore,
II lbs. At % cents bushel the cost
would be about of cent per h., or
% cents per 100 lbs, equal to 81 per
ton.
The fertiizing value of 100 lbs. ofleaeh-
ed aches lies exclusively in the 20 or 30
lbs. of lime, y Of magnesia, II phos-
phoric acid, and or = lbs. Of potash,
which they contain.
These materials may be procured in
other iorus, as Follows; 30 lbs. Of fresh
burned oys,er-shell, or stone lime, will
furnished the lime. Fifteen pounds of
an. good superphosphatc will supply the
acid. The magpDesia and the
potash together may be obtained in 40
lbs of German potash salts, and there
will then be or 5 lbs, Of potash and 6
bs. Of sulphuric acid extra.
If the lime be Stacked with water in
which the superphosphate and potash salts
nave been soaked and partially dissolved,
he resulting mass will contain not only
Ill the fertiIizing elements of 100 lbs. of
cached ashes, aed more, but these Gle.
nents will be in such a state Of 6ne d.
'ision as to render the mixture, in all re-
poets, equal to the ashes themselves.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-17

know that Publisher APpleios. GoFhan
the silver mlu, and she whole Inst OF hon
ct mea have blcH appointed 10 take
charge. aud il Is quite asoiker thing to Be
assured that they 10 fact DO take charge
sHi 90 Dot dclssats 10 sIsaiier and mean
er men their INFINITE opportunity fer IN
iauity and mismanagemeni. We do not
doubt the iuiegeiiy Of ihesc men, AID
their great ialrut for the administration
Of capital. but Il will require great self
saerifce for thcu to leave their private
Affairs aud assume the burden Of tbs pro-
jeci. And , =, 10 80 not see Who can ai-
ford 10 do it il they eauusi. Spring
field Republican.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-17
,rFRuoNT CENTRAL r. q. LINE
\ sruurs AEHANCEnnNT-
c.--<sesug Jnns =. ISIS.

CznusHcing JhHf = 1850
r,.f.sos.urssuth aul E.si-L1aFt Aaifilai1
sEan, "a ?, "a. - .tsmpnstAl-
Aa.. ~ f ~ go Il Rutlaaa "a -
-- Vl.- IL 'Flr Iaadiian aud Believe talls
80. 800 "a li.sfsa. Ntrrrstrf. = -
.fNrH Lar.Hal uIfa rtrzrlrf 80 AfH 'tt
y a., Ttar.'ss I,srfs Ms1tnlal lf g. g. g, =
-. "a IL fa ne|ieuf .ufF "a e la g. - - A..
baas al b 20 8, arris.us 10 itsi'a "a L-''' -
'oS.' II, ,r-s-, ls.tss q sisusl.urg e. o.. as q "a.
49, 'fsp. a. g. IH.lrs 3 uI D. in. 81 ~ .aH-
2 "a A. rs raunuCiiu1 ut y. A-aNittfA aaA p
luus d ails 81 hlttsn Mtltf go 49, ...t-1 II
Ro-i5n ID d o. est -. Alfn.a - sFf.hs. ss-
aud n l.. aulrinE n ~ 7. ai i-sl' D. -~ 80
L Fe.,. So Narth aaI Wsst-Isavs Waierhury
utaosam.s isam. 81 ~ rl, ana Il Fm.
paV Expfess Leaves h6siu. va Laug.l 81 . ~
f,r Harrington. Moufrval 90 All.aus. aci afiitin-
IL Moutrcai a. ii l'n- AL ns'lri., ~. y
an, mailing sirsc oauuertiuu uitA TRANSFER TIE
Man train &C. Iuriiueian aud 81. Alhansleavss
Boston via Lowell at q a., va. laat's'e st-
Fitrhhure az Z El Co, Srriu -trlu 90 ~ NfH
London .hla m. 81. Vernon 81 io. a. m., bellows
f,Ilsla. =. ~, White River Junction --sf d. a.
arriving in ~. Allaus 50 r. e.. .--.
Trains leaving hostnn via. tiichiurE ~ T.. o.
m, aud SpriIEdcid ut = q. M. connect % White
River Junction with naV ENpre@ Train.
Accommodate Train leaves Norihtc'd al Z ~ a.
M, Rutland 81 s.inn. M aud arriving IN Dur
lnrion ~ .3la. o., ~. Alhausat o. M, ~. johns
a. $50 q. IA, O-leushur.l o. $50 I. M.
Nirht Expurss leave. New Loudgn 90 % q. M
south Vernon 40 g.-- 70. H-. receiving passengefs
from Caunseticuti River Railroad leaving New
York at 3 q. M. Springfield $40 T.. me- bellows
Fails tt.n 2. M, cnnutc. .u- win falhs ef'i
Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 90 - y ~,
connecting ut white Rive iuuci'su with trains
lcayinv Boston 40 D. m., Tor iurliHtiuu, ~. AZ
hans Montreal. &c arriving iu MUrtrtal az % 4
a. M. connecting with Grand TIunk Railway aud
Steamers ior the West.
Slccpine Cars no, attached g. the NightEXprcss
Train running between Montreal and Boston. and
Montreal and spriugdyld, aud 81 Alhans ans Troy.
Drnwing-Rrsin Cars ON day ENpr,ss Tta.u-hc-
tween Montreal and Boston.
Through tickets far Chicago and The Ncgt t.r sa.c
nj the priuripal stations g. MERRILL, Gcu'l
Superintendent. 81. AiiaIs, June, 1873.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-17

The South may achieve an indepcnd.
ence far more lasting and real than that
for which it was fighting ten years ago.
Georgia's farmers are proving that the
South can be independent Of the West by
raising its own corn; and the profits of
Georgia and Alabama cotton mills show
that the South can manufacture its cotton
without the aid Of New England. Self
support is true independence.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-17
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray Or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and eflectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces q color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P HALL & CO.,
NASHUA NH.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-17
Jewett's Pat.s

= - - /. -
-
AZ iaat LEI I.T .as.T.ar.
Mllt rau ard f.HHr
frrHfIs ulaf.s l.--.H.
t'Hf .g1.. l'arftH I-1f
4as q uHLr a.lr a
teit.rtII ht.HfIlr ~
%. T. rlfe ia.afa. -
af.iuH us ia.Hr HIftHr.
Hos uall SEQ Hrr
~ "rlrI @" uaaaisalarrE
g. u iaF-r tHII.# Hfr.I. -. e
have ga 90 haze
ullk ala q. Er.TaIafs r..5
hr dome OBJ unlE Gee rr.-..
uuus cuffCuf Ufraaa
~ u1 ether mCtHL. 49,
iu perfection .fuilt .fe5r.i ~,
ufe g water rhauuals ann
pan. " MuHt tleuailFsE
practical utility add tlsf-..
tcutua with ans uei 49,.
Others have o. aIlo l.fIa.-.sa
the drasluzuf 90 thr mn -
ur pans. whigh I'm a lsIaf ri
great principle uIr.plirsr
and hliud. brUtltirtr 80
au apparatus iur Ert.usf5--
and A. iur aivis.Hus ihirr L
your little pan. 90 auytlir-s.'
up and make yUu u.fc Iai.r5-
there D. one point that taU.
the principle Ifr.siIr.rE re
milk through thJHrufes.
There are haiia#.f,H #s.-
coolers claiming patents mr..
about them D. a'mg IiitIeat. H.
~ arrangement, that diesel.
ton, aut are uuly elleuIff4lt
get themsclyCs an art'titF ~.
Is,
B.F. Jtwct; hls thc oils 49,
Tor drawing yutlr#u-l tasiag-
! manufacture J.Uuff Ra1-
tllatcHyers che principle aiar-r
tir water HhaHu-5t-urarl r
nulls attached w. The l.f.=n.r. =
thr only correct urfHHI af.tst
These are thu mlg Pans .ui.sr
stood Toe tystuia season. fI..
s"is lee Use and there I.l.tasI- F.
faction hn- rDu.'faG,miltt
They arr Boo even i1.rrtureI
There are tiau.aUf.Ht I.u.r.- j
day and there i.uY either ara
Gfty set loo u.r co that Dare r.
through one .a.wafaN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-17
A NOOK ron EVERY MAN,-lTI,

q BOOh fOK Nv Ell ia, uFsI
"A Life, or SelEPrcscryation., = Mg,
ON the Cause and Cure Of ENu ..".,l
Premature Decline in man, NlL ,.o,, 4
Debility, Hypochondria, lmP9IEIIHIs N.
rhoea or Seminal Iccknass, s p.%,rsi
arising from the errors OfyoutnetWi. E M
or excuses OfmatureryealS; ln' M }
for every man. Thousands navy ~ n
this work and true way to beslli M
it isthe cheapest and best mea y, ", n
lished. and the only one on tul S IA y
leading. l9nth edition, reyls,cyg, ,, IA 4
Illustrated, bound in beautllalr,iiJSDd F
only 81. Sent by mail, p9S'PP IaFB6ll
price. Address PEABODY MIX I.,s
TT TIE, No. 4 Bulanch Street, p g,..s
DIR. W. II. PARKER, Assistant lI IL
The Author may be consul tcGon N ic s,tst
asoll lisangpg rpuuiTiuu skill aH' -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-17
Daeid X. Andrus's Estate

State of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS in
Probate Court, held at johnson in said Bis
on the LIST day of September, 1873.
Thuddeus Hub ell Administrator of tlo estate
of David *. Andrus late of Wolcott in said dist
examination and allowance, and make annlico.
ton for decree of distribution aud partition o.
the estate of .aid deceased F' '''''f VI
Mneteupon, u Is orderedby said Court that said
sald Court te be held at the Probate Office in John.
SON. on the 2end day Of Sept 1873, for hearing AMI
u oh there0n' And it is further ordered
e enas notlce hereof be given to all persons con
cerned; by the publication of this order in The La
moliIe Newsdenler printed at Hyde Park. three
week successively, tosaid time appointed for hear
lhR ,hat they may appear at said time and nj aea
ana Show cause, If any they may have. WHY said
made. ' SUM uoeree