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The New York herald., 1874-07-09
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C,

-MroTTANl IN pK "a AssISSEE,s HSSEas sA1E
will sell oHs 81 public as5a pSpa July
10 at stable &r IS iS .s faSaPH aEesi PHnes street.
ean rem ad ct s c zig III black COACH
phaeton road Horses lSl high years Old appear
%seS SGos
st sn sns & "xs s gait
out fault trick or blemish first class and noble team
Ss ttpg
sff ys%S Sv Ga ana
honest gated goes on on road
track with . fey days PREPARATION and beat 25; is
159ag
sr safe Sr 1nd
S beat eher or double and d do in
n B.~ihsse two horses make a fine driving rich,
stylish and fast hat ra are seldom bes they can
Also a fast and handsome brown Iambie onian Trot-
ting Ma5s % s srsa by oa amS SS
and last ma her late nsagh & her H when
road she can " nov beat S'o to road wagon and show
dryer ansly gated and waIrantsa sound and Mind:
sroPsn . al SsTnsss single ssra sne
Horse; very stylish; warranted sound aud kind.
Also Of the handsomest ana best broken bay pony
perfect picture and pets safe for the most tnid lady
child drive rde vices tricks; fearless OF loco
motive or anything else; warranted sound and kind
together with esga9 pony phaesGn act ana Harness to M
Also one Landaulet by Wood Bros one top Brewster
Wagon, two Trotng Wagons, best city make double
and single Harness BY Dunscoub English riding Sad
die, two fnc side SrEdies Blankets, heets DC, the
whole comprising the rnes gentlemens turnout in the
city.
n B.-This sale Is absolute and unreserved, without
limits restriction and Is worthy of the special
ton and full warrantee fair trial given oil pur-
chasers.
stock now on exhibition
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AMusEMENTs-sEcoNp PAcR-sixth column.
PAeaFh esefsiHsa sos% sSamn
RsS
BRo64I3s ySffis c0sRa RE%i ESTATE FOR sALE-sroo,D
ssyss1sEsss SPsSRSSS1rlEs- NINTH PAGE;
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CLERKS AND sALEsNAN-rwr1rrH PAos-F,nh and
CoAdhSsa SY.zSO' XS6 6O'aARDENERs-rwr1rru pAen-si.sA
coAsT%iSE SH%R rEAxsH1ps-srcosD pAer-rourth col.
sssass sssRn col.
fs:ss5g'%s saH@ sssn.
fSls and
EgsSfEE1yss1S EEgSSfkoES,so1sSn fl.sssiz.n column
EINANCIAL1NINrm PAGE:
ESS fsnHs TO LET
hffss sss%a
HELP wXETED-FEMALEs-rwr1rru PAcr-Finh
HELP WHNTED-MALEs-EIrvns1H rAcr-siKth col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c-Fnsr PAon-rhird, fourth
and fifth columns II ~-.t-
E e. sri s columns
INTHSH TSliSESIssr ii EMS P.s.-sseond column;
LOST AND FoTND@PlRs1 P1cH"First I" aud second
Mashed FAssn column
MATkiMONlAL-ELEvENTH PAGE-Third column.
PAGE
Sixth column.
NV s4ess,n ef"%n column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS, &C-SKcoND PAGE-Sixth COL
POST OFFIcE NOTICE-FIRsr PAeE-second column.
pRofEsFY otT Of fhs foicm9 cf FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-sgcoND PAeE-Frst column.
REAL ESTATE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcR-First
REAL ESTATE WANTED-sRcoSD PAcK-second col
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-FrRsr PAcr-Frst column
REWAROs-FIRsr PAGx-Second column
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First second, third fourth and fifth columns
MTOAI1ONS WANTED-MALES-TwELrrH PAcE-Fifth
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-FrRsT PAcr-sccond colsmn.
SPORTING-DOGS BIRDS, &C-FIRsT PAGE-Thlrd col
sUMMkR REsORTs-EIEvHsrH PAcE-Fifth and sixth
THE TRADES-BLavENfH PAGK-sixth column
THE TURF.-FIRsr PAcK-1hird column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE6-SKcoND PACE
TRAVELLERS GUTiDE-sEcoxD PAcI-Fourth and nth
UNFGaNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SEcoND PAGE-second and third columns
WANTED TO PURCHASE-ELKvENrH PAaR-Third
wBsT0HEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-skcoND PAcK-Frst column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-sixth col
umn.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.
A UCTION sALE-AT THE PRIVATE STABLE
n pear Terry's celebrated hat store)

A UCTION sALE-AT THE PRIVATE STABLE
~ Fear Terry's celebrated hat store)
No 81 unen square entrance IN Seventeenth street.
HORSES, DOG CART, TOP AND OPEN WAGONS,
D On THuRsbAY rmfs as1 bHY5 At iob iSb sa &C.
the property OF gentleman not compelled TO SELL but
ON the contrary has met with death in his family con-
sequenty will make trip to Europe instead of spending
the summer as usual at the Watering places at home
THE SALE WILL BE POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY.
SPEED WARRANTED OR NO SALE
Consisting Of team cross matched 4 Kentucky thor
oughbred Gedngs coal black and steel roam high,
and years old this spring. raised Lexington.
KY, selected and purchased there by agent
q full mile in so2,s; they both sired by HANDLE.
tonian dam an Abdallah built alike in every
particular with long, rangy necks pleasant counten-
ances clean limbs and good feet drive and step like
afraid of cars locomotives bell carts or anything
else and are warranted sound, kind, good and true,
sale.
N. B.-The particular attention of any gentlemen in
coupe park phaeton dog cart wagon called to
this advertisement
Also Dog Cart shifting top, by Wood Brothers; double
Harness by Stngs; two full suits Kersey Blankets &c.
by Black Hawk dam the Patterson of Long Island;
her coat Is Jet black and fine silk she perfect in
FORM pleasant the bit; easy free driver when Jog
ging or speedng goes 70 the end of the road without
and is warranted to ro better than three minutes
sale aud Is warranted sound. kind good and true;
rare change TO purchase young and promising troer,
as she Will be sold to highest bidder.
Also a handsome and very stylish road Horse, l5ls
high years old very desirable match single fam.
lily horse is fine coal black color handsome pic
ture Ioify proud stepper can be driven by child
can trot close to three minutes Is good under saddle
and Is warranted sound and kind
City made ton ana open Wagons, single Harness. &c.
sale positive. JOHN d. HAMLIN, Auctoneer.
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A GRAND AND ABSOLUTE SALE
n BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
TO MORROW tFRIDAY, JULY 1W, All II O'CLOCK
AT THE STABLE NO: NELSON PLACE
(MERCER STREET, BETWEEN WAvERLEY AND
CLINTON PLACES


At THE STABLE No. 3 NELSON PLACE
CMERCER SrREET). BETWEEN WAvERLEY AND
AND REAR OF NEW YORK HOTEL,
BY CHARLES G. DUFF, ACCTIONEER
Of the fast and elegant stock Of Troters and family
Horses elegant Carriages, Harness, Blankets, Robes
&C. OF Joseph K. schoneld ESQ.,. who goes abroad, in
Guiding very fast and handsome bay Mare 49, hands
hiqi years old sirci by Edward Everett dam by
American Star she has fine name and tail fine action
days ago, Fleetwood full milo In 49, without
skip ak; she has extra style high headed with
hne action; she Is pleasing, pleasant and prompt
driver; uggcr or pulier she is afraid OF nothng
living she Is warranted sound and kind, without vice.
trick, fault or blemish.
Also a ia and handsome black Geldn9, I5,s hands
high. years old sired by Ethan Allen, dam ver-
mont Black Hawk he Is coal black the finest dispO-
sitoned Pcntcmen's roadster to be found he beat
20 in harness. he has great STYLE is sensible and well
behaved great pole horse can be drove by child he
is afraid Of nothing and Is warranted sound and kind:
Also fine and fast bay Gelding, l5}s hands high,
wears old sired by Abdallah, dam by Iambleto-
niaD raised in Kentucky and purchased there by
roadster; he can rot in 40 Is pure and level trot
ter and excellent pole horse, and Is warranted sound
and kind.
fine and showy traveller, and can trot in minutes; he
Is warranted sound and Kind.
Carriages consist of an elegant extension top Park
Phacton pole and shafts; gold mounted, with lamps Gc
Elcgnut spring Pony Phaeton; iulI leather top
lamps and gold mounted.
one fine leather top Pony Phaeton.
One iul spring Top Wagon.
One side bar top frottlng Wagon.
Also single and double Harness, blankets Robes, &c.
~ B-The above stock win be sold positively to the
highest bidders. without limit restriction. Stock will
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
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LNOR SALE-A SORREL MARE, 5 YEARS OLD
l. sound and gentle has been driven by a lady also
a side bar shifting top Wagon, city made will be sold
together or separately Address G. W. f., lO3 North
Oxford street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

A UC11ON NOTICE.
We BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT UNTIL
the completion of new building we will hold our
regular sales, usual every
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT IL O'CLOCK,
AT NO. 96 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, BETW ZEN
BROADWAY AND FOURTH AVENUE.
OUR OFFICE AND CARRIAGE REPOSITORY WILL
be located at IA East Nin III street. Third avenue,
where will be found at all times large stock OF Car.
riages Harness. &C., at private SALE
Entries for our sales can be made at either Of the
above places or at
TUFTS CARRIAGE REPOSITORY SO LIBERTY ST.
VAN TASSELL KEARNEY,
md Eaaff onnih ctr
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

FRANCls BUTLER's VALUABLE STOCK OF I'M
u ~ ported Dogs, Poultry &C. selling at sacrifice
No. Peck slip, N Y. n B.-Medicines all diseases
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

LNOR SALE-A SPLENDID SOUND HORSE. FIT FOR
truck. grocery. or express use also light business
wagon. I'll Duane street.
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THE TURF,

WANTED-A GOOD BIRD DOG CPOINTER). AD-
w dress O.. Herald office.
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DEERFOOT PARK.

nEERFOOT PARK.
!. .s.al THIRD DAY.
No PURSE $500 for horse; that m newer sea go
J. r. Jarvis enters b. g. Dutch John
George Wright enters .; g. Uncle Joe.
Charles Hemze enters b. g. Tvoli.
Owner enters b. M. Sweetmeat
7. =: Heard enters ch, m. Ellen Mary.
j. Purdy enters sp g. Spot.
J. Ward enters b. g. Uncle Bill.
:. 6Tas ESs sn,ers en,ers 81 g. asSErgc, SHggt pro
j. II. Goldsmith enters b. &. Bateman.
=. SAME DAY.
No: G. Purse 500, for horses that never beat 22a
;aner rrhMiIps Mndpp en,srs snters g. g. Jack Draper
c. NJ Bliven enters sp. Spotted Colt
j. l.. Anderson enters b. g. Xxi Kt
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, July TO-
No. T. Purse S3uO for horses that yer beat 3 TO-
?. Nance enters s.. g. Warsaw
4. F. olds enters ch. g. Mohawk Bro.
George Wright enters 8. x. Uncle Joe.
E. II. Heard enters oh. m. Ellen Mary.
Owner enters b. nj. Lady BlQnch.
J. Ward enters b. g. Uncle Bill.
j. Watcrson enters br. s. Doubtful.
9: H. simmons enters ch. m. Lady Cross
Thos Evens enters h. 6. Charlie.
w. r. Laid enters 6. m. Flora.
Saml. Stow enters b. m Nelly.
j 4. Goldsmith enters br 6. Bateman.
Il. 3 Hall enters s. III. Gussie.
Owner enters b. m AIDE aIn,v D.
No. 6-Purse Of $2Gl for double teams
VIM. 5. Thoms enters br s. Phil O'Nie Jr, and Ink.
Jas Page enterss. f. Farmer Boy and John.
Owners enter z. e. Pollack and Sweetmeat
Peter Nance enters b. Bessie B. and Yellowstone.
Peter Nance enters g. 9. Warsaw and Bessie b.
Races will commence each day at O'Clock sharp.
Cars leave Fulton and Cathe rine ferries every 1ve
WIN. MCMAHON, Proprietor.
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r ONG BRANCH RACES
IL Monmouth Park,
commence July and continue July II, a. 15 16 and
Ia JOHN HOEY, President
Wu +. RAYSoR, Secretary
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

DOSTERS FOR HORSERACES, MEETINGS. 60,
i promptly and cheaply done at the METROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2ls Broadway, Herald
BudiDQ
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

NEW DORP CLUB GROUNDS, STATEN ISLAND,
~ Saturday. July II, l54-rhe purse, free to all is
filled. The following horses hayc enered:-D. Mace
Wood, b. Mace enters Treadwing Owner enters c. s. g.
CLIFTON, b. Wilson enters br Carry Horses to start
ut ~ O'Clock p NJ Entrance to the grounds 90 cents
d. r. RYERS, PROPRIETOR
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1914 LONG BRANCH RACES. 1874
July 4 7, 8, II, IA, Is, 16 and Is.
The stanch and commodious steamers of the New
Jersey Southern Railroad line will as follows
Leave New York. foot of Rector street. pier North
River, at and 9aO A. M returning from the park i'm
medately after the close of the races each day.
On the trip extra boat will be in readiness to
relieve the regular boat in of excessive crowd
Fare for tho round trip including entrance TO the
park, $2
W. s. SNBpEN, General Manager.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28
AUCTION.

kss estate and personal property e< sale 81 Auction
On The l&sh day q Qeseeer nsx1 Sale - commence
81 O'clock a. na-s the ssrm ewned By
THE LATE 3. J. sMALLEY.
IN Eazay, Sad Arr consists Of fson 80 10 100 acres
ef gesa iz.G tyiag within enc hundred rods % East
Albany Csur~a. Ss0re. Pest o6es SeAee Heass Black
miles henx lrssAarga. seven miiss fom nepes ~ Bar
teuA me ara Is well Faced usos.y with cedar rails
there IS good ssreaAa q aeserslins water running
a. house and earn cuts ffon 20 70 % tcnS bay 8
Sugar orehard q niae tea AaRdrsd trees pleaty
q wood The buildings eotssss ~ sessi farmhouse.
n xisA ssx rooms: psrs ssxsG s.a sac rooms
and woocsaeds barn sSxSSs shsd s5xso. ksrse-earn
sSxsos hog-Acsse tSsos scgar-aease with area and
eclc1ngs in good repair. Terms On Arrn easy on
personal property casa down all sums under $los
wiz also BE sed nom 20 30 80 tens hay frora to
tons straw 40 20 50 bushels eats. TOO COED booklets
sap holders. draw tae sap pans sap heater. nails
and speoss, d. u STILES Administrator.
Also On the same day iae srm kne~n as THE u. 3.
STILES FARM. lying the creek rad and Joining
the Sraafey frr, CONSISTING Of nearly us OF
good level Sads hay can BE ess with machine water
running lnEo house and % harm sishs q
hos meadow that lows well feaeed with cedar RAILS
plenty cedar. heEnleck and spruce er ARM nom
twensyay 70 thirty apple trees sugar orchard II
100 er 500 trees with Sugar house soxso Eees With
arch cuts frou 80 10 10 tons hay. The buildings
consix q new house. e1I. three years sgo, s5xS6
with s2xSS, painted inside and cut; hSrps.
S4xs+ enc Sox4s. with Easements horse and shed
S2xSS; Is very desirable location: possession given
Immediately. Also pair u oxen years chi coed
workers II extra COWS. yeariins ball hog. pigs
I OF cart. moving machine. srini<soue 1 OF 2
kettles forks. chains. ez al the dsiry ssols stoves
and pe hoQsehold furniture. 1000 Ret % luu-
Der. wagon. GO buckets. holders. draw tub sap
pans sag heater 80 10 tons hsy or tons straw
loo bushels oats barley. potatoes ETC. and many other
things too numerous 10 mention Terms Farm easy
terms On personal property al sums over $lo one
years credit with approved notes; les than slo cash
dosn- Remember that the sale commences zs 3
O'Clock + n B STILES. Lowell Mass.
WIZ BARROws. Aocssoneer
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28

Jehnseasy. Sc aearly equal IN weight
were tAey. tAas ID required tie scales 10
tell the difference. The committee eeala
not aessde Is 70 she relative merits ef
the thrss strings. and awarded each
6rss premium In the Waterford string
was ere pair Of at and beautiful cattle.
that weighed 4540 In the Barnet
string, enc pair thas weighed $500 The
average weight Of the Waterford exen.
was 500 poanis yoke: the Rsrnes
string averaged $500: the Sc. Johnsbary
string. $500
A very large crowd ga.heredOn Thurs
day which was chiefly devoted 10 tie
show Of horses The driving herses
were god aud numerous, jerry Drew.
got the lss premium on these. D. 3.
Cushing & Co Of East Burke also sut ;
lss premium On matched herses. 6ea>
lde Of Lyndon gos LIST premium On stall
lions The fast herses. trotting for
county purse did fair work making >
mile in little less than three minutes
E. Bughee brought out the .sald mare
and got the LIST premium III. kinnie took
lss premium for trotting four year cid
colts.
Mr.. Leslie gave Al exhibition on the
tishs-repe. well calculated to disputes
the nerves Of the audience. He also, On
Thursday. gave two performances. con-
sissing, among ether things. Of walking
the rope blind-folded. and cooking eggs
on the rope.
The show in the Mechanical depart
ment was not great. but the machines
exhibited were good. The vegetables
and fruit were not numerous. and show
ed that the year had not been favorable
for fruit or vegetables.
Two mammoth squashes. that weigh
ed about 100 each. and would require
cant-hook to turn over. were shown.
Floral Hall always attractive. was bet
ter filed if possible than heretofore. IF
there was nothing else at the Caledonia
Fair than is shown in this hall it would
well pay for visiting it. The character.
variety and excellence Of the articles ex-
hibIted. were such as to occasion admi-
ration
Thursday was devoted to fast horses
and racing.
The music furnished for the occasion
BY the St Johnsbary Band. was excel
lent No serious accident occurred dur
ing the three days The money reeeiv-
Ell BY the Fair Ground Co. was larger in
amount than ever before. and the Fair
for 1874. every thing considered. was
the most successful ever held on this
ground.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28
THE CALEDONIA CoUNTY FAIR.

The three days Of the Fair we're the
best Of the year On Tuesday nearly
all Of the stock aud articles for exhIbi-
ton we're brought in Something Ike
five thousand gathered On this day to
witness the Fair and 10 see aud hear
Henry Ward Beeaher. an account Of
whose address Is given in another place.
The stock pens were considerably well
filed The different breeds Of cattle
were nearly al shown. and among blood.
ed stock we're several beautiful Devon
cattle fron Nessrs Batchelder Of Dau-
vile, W. D. Bronson of HariEick. Chas.
GATES Of Peeehau, E ( Z Fairbanks &
Co., and several others exhibited valuz-
BE JERSEY stock
The amognt Of Durhzms was not great
but fair in character In Ayershires,
l. k-.Druy Of Grssasboro. James Gil
lillian and others. showed se7srza AMI.
mails The show Of sheep was not great
but there we're sezeral fine ones. Of the
dIHerenE varietses- Hogs are locking up,
and the show IN this Department was
quite god The poultry Department
was full, and embraced ali kinds Of hens
-fUm the pigny Bantam to the teri.
BE Shanghai
One g the chief attractions On thu
day, vas The three superior strings o
oxen FROM Waterford, Barnes and Sc
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28

As EzzEeS kr sze euzT~zs week-Ca<rle sll1s sAeer
zzz1 Lzzhs E0e5< E~Sne I4e56. nzzzse- q Western
czzxie S53s: Eastern CzzzSs - Eoxxtzz Oxez. Aerte-
-xn Cz.Lse zz6 Ma Cows g.
Pres q Bes< Cz<Ese- per ez< I've sSshs-kxrx
qzzzEs 8 50 CO: krss eGzssg - IS 81 eecszf
ezzEzs - @ssss q Ia shrs ssAAE5 Ds 90
sssrssz g-zsez esarss Oxea Bazzz. ese- s. ssas0.
ErEzAssa He's SC Ee- L. Brgass1 Tzzcw l-2c
pe< =. Cszzxy Ezex- IL Sc per L. CesnE<T Tai
Iez Il Sc pe< n Cx1 skEE< Il lie pr u sas<p
al Lzzzs ekzz4 Re each
Tzerz we're - % r.zzT Cz1<e h<szS&- = FRA Ne
west has beez ksr seFsxzl .zs<z pa<<- Tke zzrxe<
lzsz week esssd dza. xnd seFsrzz h1sa<e1 hezd q
Eee< Cake we're e nzss1 q n eese 81 TIE market
Czs<e ces& fzzE hsgA Vest Ehsy Cd weex
z<s Tie azzzsy fsoz. fkz2 seczsz - se<sez. sezs
= crates rszza 80 frn=u szr iz<s ez1<a<saos
Wo<xizg oxez-sz5a - 3Izss So. tlea So. 9ies
$50 and 4ez0.
ssars Cz<Ese-Tezxlzexs 4lf Is. tweyezx eds al
- s&1ee-Sew as6E &38 g per heA6
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28
PATRICK =. oAssIDYS ESTATE.

STATEoFVERMoNT, ssz
y Orleans Districts IS
In Probate Court holden 1t Irsshurgh. in and for
said district IN the s4th day u September, lSi4.
EliTzh Cacrch. administrator Of the estate Of
Patrick Cassidy lste of Lowell Mass formerly Of
said lrzsburgh. deceased makes application 70 said
ears 10 extend the time heretofore allowed him pay
he dseEs due from sad estate 20 reader his admins
trz.sa seeszz< until some future day.
whsrs1psa. il is ordered by sand that said Sr-
patoa be heard at The Probate Osce. in Irzsbgrgh.
the the ed day Of oeseher 1874, and it Is further
erisred that notice be given 10 al persons concerned
By the pzheatSoa q this order in The Orleans County
Monior printed Barton in this State three weeks
successlveiy, before said hearing.
By ne Ca1r-Artest-
sAI A STEWART. Judge
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28
Tight Rope Artist and Gymnast,

Win Two Exhibitions by the
the Greatest Tight Rope artist
skill and rendition of peous
the roaring Falls of Niagara 1865
sandu "a :
Each Performance viii comprise selections from the following Thrilling
Garry Three Pals OF Water Bound Chains Bndded Ladder
heelbarow
Stove with Fire Walking Stills Enclosed Sack limitations of Dunkard
Te Act
Clogs Boots Washerwomans Fic Garry Man
Practice
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28
ARTHUR v. WILLIAMS ESTATE
SUPERINTENDENT

~ 3 n J Orleans Nsfrfcts e
In PROBATE Coc-t. kosiez nj Irasbursh in znd for
said district. o. The s4th day Of Septsr,her 1sT4
JOB Alien administering Of the estate Of Arthur
Williams. late Of Crzftssufy in said district. deceas
ed makes application said court 20 extend the time
hsreeofore allowed him % pay the debts due fro1 said
estate and 30 render his zfristrztfon sccoun. until
SOME future day.
Ehersupoo il is ordered by said court that said sg-
Pea.ion be hayrd n The Probate Once. in IrSsburgh
on the I'D day Of oc.ebsr 1874; and IL further
ercered that notice be given all persons concerned
By the publication q this order IN the Orleans County
EeaIsor printed =. Bsrsa IN This State, three weeks
scecsssfveiy. before said hearing.
BY the CozEs-Attest.
SAL e STEWART, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28

Castoria il more than substitute for Caster
on q Is the saty s.s article IL existence which Is
certain 70 asszrsu1ss he ssed- regulate the bowels.
cure xi1eohc and produce natural sleep Ieo1saias
neither minerals alchoeo. and ID pleasant
% take Children need Eas and Mcshers may rest
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28

UDTsn mere cures Of rheumatism neural
ga. lscSs# palsy. sqrzins, sweLsnss, eaked breast
scaIds burns szlz-The9a. sarache. &C. upea the hr
uzn fame. and ef Strains. SPARTA gals. &c-cpen
animals in yeaE Than have al ether pretended
reniies since the world eegza- They are essnser4r-
r1z1t lhealzng pain releyers- Cripqles throw away
their cruchss the lame walk. rozsoeeos bites
dered harmless azd tie wou1aied heaied vfshc9s
scar. The recipe IS published arsgnd eacA hsssEss-
They sell Is 10 article befre Sold and they sell
because they Dc just whss they pretend % De- These
Who nez suffer from rEesuatisn. pain swelling de-
serve % suffer z they VII not use csHsa-r Liai1sz-
white wrarcer Mere ssaa 100 certificates q Fsnsk-
ale cures iHe3ndng frozen limbs. earvuic rheumatism.
gut ruHcing 4Eu-orz. &C.. have been received We
vii send circular containing esracztse. the recipe.
&C. grass 20 z7E requesting 4 One bottle q the
yellow wrzpcer Censazr Lfnfnezs i worth Gee haad
red cellars sr spawned sxseaied hsrsss and mules
or for ssrsEweru n sheen. SEeek-cxnerx-Eheze In
ineass xre verify ysar attention No tsnay sho1id
be without them White wrapper fo< family use.-
Eeaaw xrzpper ar animals Sold b al Drugzs1&-
50 cents per bottle large bottles 81 J. B. Ross
Co. IS BrusatvsEs Se~ York 80
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Special 21otices.


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saGr Lfnlnerxs I'll aos relieve, no
swelling they wiz nss szeaue. and
10 l-neness which shsy VII not
cure This Is strung language. but
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