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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-10

Two young men, named respectively Fred
and Frank Gooding, on the 9Th day Of Noven-
Der Cast month"; husked two hundred and fifty
six bushels OF ears OF corn in ten hours. The
corn stood IN the shock just as il had been left
when cut up. Two Of John Lyle's men tied
up the stalks and measured the corn, the young
men doing nothing but husking the ears. This
we regard as a good days buskiDg. II any
body has done better we would be glad to hear
OF il. The work was done for John Lyle. and
two cents bushel was the price paid.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-10

II you would have Merry Christmas, buy
your Holiday Goods at Rhodas.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-10

Mrs. King will give Paw Paw a rare treat
with some fine solos, on FRIDAY evening.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-10

Don't sail to go and hear Mrs. Evans, Friday
night
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Local Notices.

Mr., h. \. JENNY, supt of Agencies of the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OF Hartford, has just appointed Mr. ORA d.
GRAVES as the Companys agent at Paw Paw
and vicinity. The Connecticut Mutual Life is
one OF the Oldest, largest and strongest compa-
MES in the country. Its policy holders number
nearly &c, 900, and its annual death claims over
80, 500, 600. 1t is also one Of the most conser-
yative and economically managed companies,
paying the largest dividends and granting in
surance at the lowest attainable cost. Assets
January 1st, 1875, $40, 443, $3.50.
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Rrhqinus Rradina.
Our Confidence.

We are made partakrrS of Christ. il
we hold the beginning of our confidence
stcadta>i to the end. -. If We hold
fast the confidence and the rejoicing of
the hope. firm unto the end. Hebrews.
3: II. Il.
Being confident of this very thing.
that he which hath begun good work
in You. will perform it until the day of
Jesus Christ. Phil. l:6.
We are always confident. knowing
that. whilst we aIc at home III the
body. we aIc absent from the Lord.
We are confident. | say. and willing
rather To he absent from the body. and
to he present with the Lord. :! Cor
): Il. :.
And this l. the confidence that ",
have in him. that. if we ask anything
according to his will. he hcarrth rs
John >: II.
And now. little children, abide il
him that when he shall appear. ",
may have confidence, and not b,
ashamed before him at his coming
| John ,: y.
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were there. but the Older one >hrank
from seeming Ia seek her friend. and
fingered with another group. Sudden
" she felt some one behind her. and
heard a whisper:
"Comc with me. won't You please !!
They >aumtrrcd down the long room.
and in quiet corner the Younger gIrl
said:
Il want to thank Nuu. | could not.
sunday: but was - glad some one
cnt,d. | do think have found II
saviour. and | want to he down stains
next time | shall love You always. |
did not know any one was thinking
about me. II has helped me 50 much. :
Again they wcIt separated. but was
not the heart of the one who had tried,
very. very full
Every wold of this j. true. 1t hap
pcncd wears ago: hut 1t can never he
forgotten. The paths of the Two girls
divcrgrd. They seldom meet each
oiItl NOW. bIli Nltn lII'NN h'' IL - WIN
Il warmth of feeling which. though they
have never referred /" this scene since
that day. each one doubtless traces Ia
that one isolated exchange of con
iidcnCe.
/ am Writing this with one nnlN aim
t" encourage Young Christians to help
others in just such ways. 1t is hard tu
/ speak the word for JESUS, but it is one
/ way of serving him. and the difficulty
/ body SAYS that whenever one particular
4 poison i hrou"ht- before Your mind
and You are imprlled to pray for him ol
her. il j. Il pretty strong Indication that
the Spirit means you to speak the word
in SEASON." And do believe the ground
is more often read for tine sowing than
we think. For once that You are re-
pulsed. when You Il" make the effort
are you not ten times welcomed AND
If outWardly rcpIlSrd. how dare NoI
limit God to time, and think that y"Il
seed has fallen on the way side hccauS,
the harvest does not come ont AT once
THE word" is pretty suIc to be iii
season if it l. spoken tcndcrlH. l"vin.
ll. sincerely. and accompanied an'
followed 10y prayer. And. moreover
we are To he "con>tant in season an,
out of season.
Dear friends. Young Christians {"
old. the word To You and to me is
''l.ri him that hrarrth say. Come" |
is ;" selfish t" keep "ml saviour all t.
ourselves
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Vermont Fishing.

II, >.r,>,. ,.,,,. ,,>,,,.,> 80,
,, ,.,,,,... ,.>.,,,,,. 49,,
,,,.,.,.,,, ,,,.,.,,,,.,,
.,',..,>..,.,. .','
;" we went Il fishing. Ike had lin-
Isl'd his haAln and "N"rliaulrd his
iIShIh@ Gear ion Il few days sport 'N-
in> had com" down ont "i Tia" Wilder
ness. aini"d I" ia" teeth with tackle OF
all sorts. ana WEI" ready ion me on my
AMMAN nom the upper part "l the conn
~ II Is Il %l"hi county l"r lI>hIn"-
aI"d"hEi county has about l"rlN tar
ponds 'hu'krd III among the hills. Va
~ ING III SIZE from forty 1" Il thousand
acres. ami containing" pi'k"ltl, perch.
h"ih-p"''l>. tl""i ANA eel III vary In%
abundance III "Id times these points
We're 'r;tnIIncd win trout. bat III after
days perch ana pIrk"rrl hccamc more
a",'i'"'li'.
IN company WIN JtSNt ANA Bart. VII"
i'''" come on al inc way iron" M'''''''>"
'"' |" nave some sport III '"t '"''>''aI
Ma''r>' we ma" S"", "'N >l"'lt III
ilal NcH pom" anon" 'h' l'i'h' n'f
"l't WIN ! @i''uH ''Ie'''>>">>' N''rh
makes 'h'l' Iahilll@ 10" certain I"
ai'''lN' ic''i! rNl'''' iIS"''iii"h' N''
we i'l" Il liNr'\ 'l'hr an" Neh' nome
Wen N'''iNll''"' an" Sf'P' Ia'e Ill the
morning
he morning was RAINY. Alter Il
SQUARE meal ct skinned perch. cyrus
jumped up from the table and declared
II WAS Inc best plrkeiti Mcathti III
Vermont. ana putting on his hat WITH Il
siam. >'ilu ne Nd> an independent cahul-
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A President most Folks never Heard of

\ Front street saloon keeper is Il
great historical scholar. and will argue
for hours on issues. events and men of
past celebrity. Old Preston was aware
of this. and he dropped into the place
one warm day last week and said: by
crackv. Jim. but this is warm | havn't
been 50 warm since old Gen. CaSS was
president of the United States"
what :" said Jim; ''Gem. Cass never
was president of the United States"
why. yes. he was," replied Preston,
with well-tcigncd establishment. I'll
bet You the drinks for the house he
wasn't" said the excited proprietor.
Done" answered the old man, and he
drew forth his pocketb"ok. untolded Il
page of the Congressional Globe of
ISlS-9. and proceeded to read that
President Taylor having died on Satur-
day. ana Vice President Fillmore not
being at Washington, the president of
the Senate. General CasS. became pres
idcnt of the United States until the
| following Monday. pending Fillmort's
inauguration. When the old man had
finished reading. he looked around and
said Come up. boys. \ little Slough
ton in mine. Jim. Must excuse ignu-
rance, YOU know" Detroit Free Press.
WINKING OXEN.--Of course we can
drive the oxen home, we told the far
mer The idea of doubling our ability,
when We have seen them handled every
| daV for he past month. He handed
over the long whip and started them,
We taking the proper position just i'll
front. 1t WAS easy enough, though
rather monotnnoIIs till we met Il team
coming the other way : then we ''geed'
those oxen into Il ditch, and running
against Il tree came to Il standStill. W e
received Il pleasant smile from the
tcam>trr. as We had given him the
whole road. But there we were. We
hollcrcd gee, ''ha. ana .back, till
our throat felt rough. We couldn't get
ahead unless We borrowed an aX and
cut the tree down. and when we tried
to back them they spread ont from the
pole, and stood face To face nearly ch"k
ing themselves. Then ouI patience gave
ont &: we kicked the near one in the
ribs: he playfully rctoltcd 10y switch
ing uS ACROSS the face with his iiN dis
pcr>cr. We lit IL pipe and pulled smoke
into their no>trll>. This WAS Il happy
thought they succeed over us and
backed. but forgot to stop till they got
Il stone wall ctwcrn them. We went
home to morrow Il steam derrick. but
before tia" arrangements were made the
oxen came in view and calmly stopped
in front of lac larm lou MAY think
there j. nothing human in an oN. but
~" are ready to swear that both winkrd
when they saw lis. and one had Il posi-
. tive erin ON his face. We refrain from
expressing "ur opinion of oxen. Ere
ming Mail.
Say What You viii, the life editorial
j. moi all th"In>. Here and there Z;
rose springs mp dlll>in" its ndnI through
the >anclIIm. ami. though many dark
and angry cloud floats athwalt the sly
Vet il is not always without liz silver
lining. How inrrIhlN this il illustrated
bN Ihr experience ot an editor AT som
,rNIllc. Tenn. who has recent, been
presented with Il liIlId with two tails
LoHi>rHc f0H,ict .joHrHdI.
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HAIR VINE.
NATURES REMEpl

Tins popular Restorative. - one of r., .-..
aIitl"n- III ih'. market tor tia, huu4a -..
Lib" all other Han lr"par'tI"n~ 10 ,u.f..-
sulphur. -ugsI lead. nitrate ~IlN,.I. col .sI..f.
will mIur,. the health. II ,.I~,.- Tie. ... '.
upon bald heads Et>t"r,.~ th, lgul O.. Pc
'.'l"I when caused from premature t.,.
aud prevents Tia. hHIr from tillI- '..'
that unpleasant rtchu- thai is The I......
ham decay tuIr- d.tudruti .,ud MI. ..-..-
Tia >o.ilr. and a. Il Han l'rr~-Iu- % ..-.
E'lrw ~" give a lew rr,.-~ and .n...
tiiIc tt,,.
northampton C",,ri,r. Oct"n,r L..
' M l. th, greatest Ihiu- ia ti, m.irA,f
Gl"N,I>viIl,. >,dad.,,t ~ J..
rl'.'>'.~ all that haN" used It and TIE. ...
IIud-uu >fr,. y \ -: -.N- I....
AMI tin treatment ct it, u;tuui.l,f ur,f. ......
ia" han I" -r"W upon the. h,..,d ui ,..r
"h'r' II has been oil i'I \'ar~ .ut n.
thankful
The N"rm"nt Toion ct April u I-,.,.,
Han ia" l. It preparation. ri ~ui,,faa ...
lion. j. l. auckland irlluk, Mas.
1T dandrnii. trIrd everything trI N,..~
TIA" u~t at Nv" h"tIl,'>.
l.. Elak,. H"ly"kr. NIa---ii,.d .u o..
h.nr rev M finely used 'li,' h"'t'-..
the fourth.
u. + Mckenzie. Hair Ir,--,i I-...
M1ir> January :. l-.i: Pleas -'ud '.
h'itl'.~ m"ir HAN \iu-. ! ~"d VIa' ...
III ~" weeks. and did >"ll, -,ri ,rrt,-
writes II .iunr. la llu d.lu- N,
liam \In". They all drp'ud solo ,u' tr %
put !; on 1" on man WlIu~,- I,:.d .- emf.
1t ha> started hi> halr-"ul, u~,t .- O. ...
Pleas send me m"r'. hl rNpr,~-
:. Il. French ,il">rI. VI. wits l'
III: have tIird - nuuh,.I OF lt.ri i.-.
l" pr"N'nt my hiIr from itliu- r.'
have found hone that viii Il" 10 l.t.~
w" h"Itl'.> iiaIr NIu-. Ia q ,,.. ~..r
AGAIN writes. thai II. y. N"u sent '.-. ....
| USED at, both. my sit and LET ,u,...
have III" either. II has nearly stepped
ir"m comm. "uI. | am la lruIr.~ g.. -..r' ..
Please send me two h"ttl,.~ m"I,. 49, : ..
III il.
Try il. and YOU viii as u" "'l'..
A>k your dru--i~t and m,r,ha"i r."
Il ~ I" me t"r Trial bnttlr. Il ~ ts,. I'i
Address Z. ". El' II \Ei'~'N
Wells Richardson \ Co. I'm lui-r"r 81
Al y cents tor New ENGLAND
:; beware. ot imitation I he. -'f".i'
III ii@hi r"l"rcd wraPp''r~. printed SIT.
rel INKS. with cut ut i,mIl,. uu {. O.. N."..
For I'll" IN II. .l"lu>hur, los &C. ..'
q. II. Randall. druggists.
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fnr Sale.
Farm and Personal Properly
AT AUCTION!

Will b. sold ot public auction on the premises W
th., Inta G.n W Winn in Barnet september /
iss5 the following property viz: The farm c,'n i,
sisting of about ~ acre, "f good Lana .i''''t" "
miles from PaSsumpsic / and II miles rom
Wars mill. and - mile from sch""l SAID farm
ha. an rXcrrnt sugar orchard Of lono trees: as"
an appl, orchard of large growth Ms" q '''",'r I
LOT sufficient for list. of farm. The hIllilh@N III
in mod condition Water convenient fol use "i
farm and buildings. Ais" at sam" Inn" ana l'i'''
IL IL 20 tons OF hay 100 bushrl oats, GOOD
horse, | wagon I lumber wagon. : GOOD Hi'lGHS'
nearly new par at butialnroh dI1Nln% MAJ
nesses Farming tools. cunSistin" al harrow
cultivator. hoes forks, CHAINS rtc.. exc sun y,
household furniture good cook stove. one small
parlor stove and pipe Table. Chairs Sc. Few
cords of nice maple, Stnvr-w"od. lot q" posts ana
MANY other articles too numerous l" hi'htl"''
Terms made known AT time of sale
LYDIA :. VIM, Adm y.
Barnet August IL. l-.I. 10
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G!GafrS.

.,TATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA Dlsih! !. - -
In Probate Court held at the i'r@hlir oii,'r ,I ,i
ST Johnsbury, within and for Sald i'iS'r'''' "" Wv
9TH dav of Aug. y. H.. ls'1 I, will
An instrument purporting to be- me i2S, WI, u,
and testament Of benjamin Nep7trr, l''' VI
T,ru.t IN said district. deceased, benz pre-
i",t.J tn Cont bv Elmnrr I. ldr, the executor
therein named for Probate: - - ,,
II is ordered by said Court. that all persons w"
crru,d therein be notified To appear al S'SSi'h W
s,d Cont To he held at the Pr"bat" once III ~
.Tnhnsblrrv ON the 3Oth day OF A"s' \. -,
-75 and show cause. If any they may nav II @
th prnhut, of said " i'll and c"dicl t"r when Pl,f
mss. il is further ordered. that a copy "i me
record of this order he published three we%E7
sIIc,essivcly i'll the Calrd|nihh' print" ti
Th,,sLu1., rr,.yinuS to said time appointed f"i
hearing. . ,..,
HENRY FRENCH. Register
\ true copy of Record, Attest,
,.1 HENRY FRENCH Register
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A Word Spoken in Season
\ True INCIDENT.

ll'' !. ~ ll'i-Ni
In the quiet church stood the table.
covered with lis snowy cloth. and upon
il we've the bread and wine. cmhlcmS of
ON Saviour'> hokcm body and shed
blood. The hearts of thr>, VIII" gath
cIcd together to obey THEN dear Lords
DIV inc commands had been Touched. a.
with line from the altar. a> they had
listened to the glorious words of pro
phccv: lie wa, Wounded foI our
tramsgrrs>i"n>." And to the precious
words OF iullillmcnt III is finished"
And H. They had sung together
% happy day that fixed my choice,
On Thee. my saviour and my ,I,d -
all felt Il thrill of gratitude fnl The light
of the Spirit which had been let in upon
the darkness. ot their hearts. and en-
ahlcd them Ia see the CrIciiird Onc
hearing the punishment due To them.
Among rlio>, Who uhcNc ed the S;tviour'>
Injunction to remember his death till
he should come. WAS Young glll who
was longing to do something" which
should prove Ia her Saviour that she
N,s in earnest in her thauksniyiun.
..What shall r,u,l,, ," wa. her or,
her PRAYER. :is she bowed her head after
paltakin" of the bread. She felt Il pc
culiar desire I" do something. then and
th,,, tn mark fine, d;,, II, som. >l,,ri.,l
effort T." bring within the fold one stra}
Lamb. rs Vet unrrrlain,d. She, had
TAUGHT her class in the Sabbath >rhcnl
that morning. but now She fell this
iii, iduaI.
As she. raised her head. She SAW i'm
the gallery 4 Young .ilI of her ,cuuaiut-
aucc not 4 near friend. though one
vb, had :,lvu,s attracted her in many
WAYS. II seemed to her that the. t;icc
had n tIiouuhItuI. viStfuI ,Nprcssiou.
that there was Il look as if she wa, not
satisfied to hr there. apan from those
who openly declared Themselves ON the
Lords side. The Thought struck her at
once: Can do anything to help hcI ,
Has the Spirit il word for her. of which
| am to he the privileged bearer >"
Though she did not glance towards the
gallery again. the face was before her
till the >cI>ic cl">rd and the constant
UNDERGONE of her communion Drawer
WAS for that Young soul
At thc couclusinu ot th, service. tn.
thou"h1 hand ,o,uuI,.t,. nos.,sSiuu ,t her
..ShoII sneak tn her But what shall
s,,p prnl,hI, ma, mot ,,,,,.
across her. and if | do. do moi know
WHEAT .,.,,,. ,r mind .h,. IL H., ma,
know ,,Lrrh,, She cares for such rhiun.
at all pcrb,us sbc i , Christian, and
,Inc. moi need an, helm from, ma. -
W,,L ,h..,, tL.u,,LtS .L, van, I.uI,
dawn ,L.. lama ,isI. and u;n,,I,.J win
tho. ,..,,,,. ,,L,r. ..Nou H., h,.,.
L.uu iust,.,d ,f ,,,od Sb, u,.,,. tLi,I,
nm iu,rus;v. ,,, hardly, l,,,, han.
what ,iobt have you tn mr., iutu ,,hcr
,,,.,,J.... ,...Ii,,. - III. ,,.,.. S.,,,..
uhi.n,,.. Ian, b.. o,,,.,hot hi. mark ,l.,,
finn. -. h. viii H., ..,..,i,, r.,
,;t;.d tL.,t h.. .L,,rlj IL. mann. L., ,I,..,,.
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AUCTION /!

=. =. FAME. Au"ti"neer.
The subscriber will sell II public auction. "n TIN,
premises on SATURDAY. August = l-a'. al !
g clock D. m the tnnwin" property. VIZ III"
Double Tenement Dwelling House formerly nccn-
pied by him and situated in the villag" at fi'St
iardwck with horst, barn and acres al rNcell"ni
land connected with same. Ms" al Al SANE time
and place all of my Household Furniture. Terms
on prrSun: property, all sums over hN" dollars,
six months credit with good security. TN real -
late. terms easy and made known time of sale.
JOHN WALBElDtE.
E,., L,r,Iwi,L Auru-t II I-., So
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NOTICE.!
To all Owners of Horses.

Twenty Years Experience in Understanding
y Mcli"nm"ll the. champion h"I-, -lI",.r at New
York 'ltN. has leased the l.ii., hlIck -mith- -huI,
"n Eastern Avenue. and i dom. 4 GOOD hu-
mess. |. \ MclI"n"ll. viii /" -hu,. all
interfering. tender footed hat uutrd over u. ich
M 81 stumbling horses. that they will II
without shown. any lI;uru'S~. and II not -hud
II" uIN viii he required. VIII ALL '"rm~
quarter "T~ch~. sand cracks Knocking at the knees
and speedy cuts. machine, shoes maxi.
all my shoes lay hand. out "t the best "t NORWAY
and Nwr'l'' ir"n- Come and see What \. Ne lh,nrll
can IT." for Your lender footed horses. | Il" not
burn my ~h"r- but lit the ~hu'-- tall I" the wall
al thu h''t tit TIA" shoes t" The feet the lee,
L. the shoes
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Commencing Monday. NpriI -. H.,
TRAINS MOVING sol Ga
Leave W inchrnd"n al IA \ VI u.r.
i2O L. VI. Arrive al "rc'~trI tIrI.t ..
NJ. :l::,I i. VI.
TRAINS MOVING Norm
Leave Worcester a. Ion y. VI. o. rrI.r.
T. Nj G:iO T.. NJ. Arrive. At Min,I..Il..
A. NJ. - Il. NJ. -:I' l.. VI.
Passengers for Providence. l'I,.u-~t j. ....
at 9:l2 \. NJ. IIriN" at "Ir,-i,l H ..
and leave Worcester al r..;u l.. VI i,i l,..
Trains 10 and from nchrnd"u.tl- .,.-.
Express aid WAY trains "n E,-l"i = '...
Norwich y Worcester. lnr l"-t,u
Sprin- field. also for New l"rl. ..t ...
Springfield. / Eu>-
II If
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AMERICAN AND tORtib
Il. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOis OF rkr,.

For Hrenfi"hs. Tr1d. Ng,t. T.
No. - State street, opposite ki.
Mass.
After an extensive FtaClI,,. ..i ........
wears continues I" ~cruir I4I...-
States also III ,iIriI EliIiu ,.....
elm countries. Caveats ~irup.f,....
i.umrnts. and all papers ~ dl.r..
executed un lih"Iu terms. and N...
searches made int" American ut r,..
determine III" validity 81 ullil. 600
Vrnfinns-and LEGAL OF other ii,4,,
matters touching the saint uIu,..,..
any patent furnished b, r,rnIff.,
m|ntS recorded at Washington
TESTIM pNINI,
Il regard Mr.. Eddy - on, 81 tl,.r,...
and capable practitioners with VN,,
official intercourse. tll\>. Mason
commissioner. TO-
Il have no hesitation III a~-uIlu. ...
thcy cannot employ person moe, ,,.,..'.
Trustworthy. and more capable. 81 ,..
applications III II form 1" ~rcuI,. Ton r..
and favorable consideration a. ih,. I..,...
EDMUND III EkE I.Hjr Cuuia....
tents.
Mr. Il. II. Eddy has made. Ten rn,. lanai.
Oh all but one ri which patents hl.,. ....
and that j. nov I"ndin-. >u,n ..,
proof of treat talent ana ability o.. d..
me to recommend all inventors Co. .I...
procure their patents "~ Tho u.i. Id, 60.
IN thu. most faithful Htirutiuu lp.-..,..
eases. and ~ very reasonable, 'liI.,-
l;nSfur. Ian. |. l~.I.-k. IOIlN I.,...
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Derby Line Silver Plate WGrS'

Wear" manufacturing and IL. l'li''.-
tahl" ware i'll a Yer, superior m.uu.'
Wal" Forks. Spoons. Ladies So. .u' n"
in,Nt nickel silver. and plated "I.
fully equal IN weight in tho h~j wH''
every piece FURNISHED Our work ST..
every RESPECT with the well known Roots
@""d~. and W. will I,lai,. over .,r, n''
not prov" a. represented. W sell O..
knives mdd, at un, piece. d'uu.. ..''
money than they can h, h"u-ht '-.
>p""n> forks. l:Idlr~ Ac. W, rl-' ".''.
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To Builders and Lumber Uelit''

The subscriber has completed h.- Do"
Victory. and IL now pr.Ial,d e. '.'n-
amt dimension Thinner "t aiu'-l H.
Trees al' large. and hr c:In furnish i''
iiinh for especial purposes iN' -...-.
in- been III Ih, business m"I,. THAN '.
haii"r> himself h, understands
want. and hr can ill bills speedily lut
rilll. uNNIII '"
st. Iuhnshury MAY l. -. ID.
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will give to lawns. white or printed. a
look of uewnesS. when nothing else can
restore them after they have been
washed. -NOrlrich Bulletin.
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STATE OF VERMONT. CALEr1NIA Dslkit e. =.
In Probate Court held at the Probate ONE" Ut,
ST Iohn>bury. in said district, on Inc ''h "''\ ="
Aug. \. u. lS15. ,l.,,
Nlbrrt W Hastings. administrator upon me 'N'i;1
of Moses Kittrredgc. late "t 81 'I"ins"'iS III H'lln
I'm ,.,,,Int for examination and allowance.
and makes application for decree" OF distribution
and PARTITION of the estate 81 SAID deceased -,
Wh,rrup,,n il j. ordered 10y said Court thai SAL"
account and said application he r'i'r"d I" Il session
thereof Ia liz held al the Probate ONE" m ~ JOINS
bury ON the 18th day al Au... \. - 80, Il
t,;;i,, and ,.ri.i,n thereon: and il is further
ordered that notice hereof IL" gwen I" an persons
Interested 10y publication "i the same ihI'" VEGAS
/ sur,rssiy,l\ in the Calrdnniln. u newspaper pub
li.L, t 81 JnhnshmrV previous said time ~ >
nniutrd for h,arn. that they may APPEAR al ~',Id
time and place. and show canS" II any th'A may
hny, why said account should not he allowed, and
such decree made.
BY the Court Attest. ,.,.,,,, r.
4 true. copy of Record. Attest.
$50 HENRY FRENt II. REGISTER.
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JEREMIAH d. ROOTS ESTATE.
- The subscribers, in@ been appointed ny th'
Honorable Probate Court Tor til" ilStrIct al ale"
,lriia commissioners Ia receive examine ana AL
inst all claims and demands of all persons against
ih estate nt Jeremiah u. Root. late al 81. Johns
bury in said District. deceased represented ms"
vent and thu, term ut siN months from the IAN da\
If Nu-. \ ID. l-1I being allowed 10y ~aid Court Il
the creditors said dr,:l-"d. tn exhibit and prove
their respective claims h,l,I" triN" notice"
that W. viii attend 1" the duties al our appoint
mrnt al the dwriliu. huu~,. al John W. Lew
- in 81 .iuhnShuiN IN said district. IN IN
9TH Ii.ry "f September and the Eth day al Feb
rIIarl neat. AT one u'r"ck. III the afternoon. ~
each of said DAYS.
l.. {. MATTHEWS. ,,,u,.,,.,-
st. JOHN y. GALE.