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GRISWOLD & FRISSEGE,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSUR1NCF 40 ENCf,
Capital nsprrsrus.d. sIAn. o""."''"

Wa desire - call the attention Of the ia5uflnt
public to the LIST Of Ins1rlnce Ccnpan es repre-
scented By US as shown below. We -ntinu' t1iepfo-
sent our Old Companiss anI have recently added
several others to our list, which now embraces the
OLDEST, Largest and MOST RELIABLE Fire
and Marine Insurance ConPlu'ei % iAls country
aud Europe
ETSA, HARTFORD, ------ ...-------- - ''"'''"''"
HOME, y. f.,..-.--...--...---,- H'"""''''"
HARTFORD. HARTFORD, -...---.--.-. , ""o'''""
PHGNII, HARTFORD, ....-...---. ;'o"" """
QuEEN, ENGLAND Il" ."""'"''"
NORTH BRITISH L MEgC'TIL ESi., ~ noe 80"
IOYAL, ENGLAND, ..-.-----------.- '''"""."""
COMMERCIAL Union. ETgtiN9. s7.eo",o
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, ..--- ) ,'""''''"
FRANKLIN, PHILi., PI.,..-.-------- -i.S""'"""
PENNSYLVANIA, PHILA.. PA. '"""'"o"
CONTINENTAL, \. Y.,---...---------. ,'J"" 90"
Probably there is not another agency IN the
country that can show strong lis, u Companies
as the above and the advantages and the economy
in the end Of Insurnz In Companies sa,h strength
and standing AZ these, instead Of 10 the small,
Inferior and unreliable ones, VII. sc presume, he
readily seen and appreciated by our husaes' men.
Place your insurance In Companies thst are KN1wS
TO be reliable and that have stood iae tes' o. such
fires as those OF Troy Portland, Chicago ant Boston
and that have done business IN tA entity 70, the
last thirty years; and do not accept the policies %
the weak, small. and unfamiliar Companies aai be
annoyed with changes from one Company to another
and run the risk Of losing the premium Or c: having
4 worthless policy or policeson hand IN case o. los
VIZ ADVERTISE OUR COMPANIES rLAiSlY, 50 tina;
our patrons can see VIA; We have 20 oa,r. and can
place s2OOOO1 on asn-le risk ala moment notice n
NOTHING BUT TIE LEADING ANEHicAS
AND ENGLISH COMPANIES.
All business entrusted To GU e4-e e-4 reee-'e
careful and prompt attention. and v. be placed in
PERFECTLY RESPONSIBLE AND HONORABLE
COMPANIES, and we will Away look to our pat
rons' interest and enleavor to serve them 10
faithful and satisfactory manner.
Al policies Issued at this o-ce, and We paj ED
losses here n currsn, funds, or gold when iss.sef
Orders by nsi. or telegraph promptly attended t1
No Fees To- Policies Or Su-veJ
INITIAL LIFE ms. CO., NEW T0Es, 81, oO0, Oc5.
This is the lar-es; Lie -sur-lc- company IN TIE
world.
HAETFOED ACCIDENT N>. 10. 100000
This Is the only Company .s CIR t.-',i Sf4fs'
devoted exclusively to Acc te,; aril'e, Issuing
both long and ssor; term pei c',s and s ul12-ess
have had an expsren,e 10 the bus ness c1tentia-
over the entire history %. lsc-ou; .lsurlace ia tie
Uni,eI States
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swAx1oN capt. G. II. Reynolds. % s..
Alhan-. and la-.ly re~i.ent a; Chicago na-
purchased the splendid farm Of Hon. g..
Smalley, in th,- place. ami Will take pos
session mex, Spring. The price j. lac, stat
ed. bur the farm consists Of $50 acres of as
hand. me .aul a. there Is in Vermont.
Nj Sna.ley c1ntinlei III health roquir 4
hin t. be relieved from care
Il ma, NOT be generally known that ali
mati.at.i stamped envelopes and new-pa-
per ~rapVar--Jhat is those spoiled by mis-
direction or the like-are reasonable at the
po-t0H-- ..r The value, in stamps, OF the
stamp upon she envelope OF wrapper, pro-
yidei always that they be presented tor re-
demption in exactly the condition of their
original m4tia-i1n That L., If per
son mi~lirects wrapper, for instance.
and then cuts oIt the stamp. close
from the corner. Is i frequently done, the
Department make 10 return the ori 1iual
INSTRUCTED wrapper must be presented.
Strange To say the rule does not apply TO
postal clrI-. which are never redeemed
upon any consideration, according TO the
strict and czp.ie1 instructions of the POST
Office Department. 4, is difficult 10 see why
they should r.: De counted in the same
category with envelope, and wrappers,
10 which they are - closely allied bar 50
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pyLLu.N PALACE CARS

- This = tho ONLY LINE running these cars ti-
tween Chicago aud It. Paul or tnleaS' an1 ~
waukee. 80 -, o.
/ land sieepefs on the Union Ftc-lc fs'i'i'''' " ~
IoIuts west Of the Missouri River.
n, the arrival Of the trains from tie RS, fsst 90
so1tb the trains Of the Chica-o Z North "es-o4ii
Railway leave CHIC AGO as follows
For COryCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA and tiLitORNiA.
I Two through trans daily, VITA ui4hiiu - -
( Drswing Room and Sleeping Cars thioash % Co"l-
I ell BlLts.
For ST PAIL ard MINNEAPOLIS. Two threu- I,
: ,-ains datlv. With Pullman Pd-see Cars nttsel ei
I on both trains.
| For GREEN BAT and LAKE SUPERIOR. Two trains
daily with Pullman Palace Cars at'aeiee' IA iu'-
/ nins through to Marquette.
/ For MILWAUKEE,, Four through Ran -a.S-
[ Pullman Cars On night trans
For WIyONi and points in Minnesota ''s
! through train daily.
For pUBVQJE, via F.ecport, Two tk7"r Z t---'-
/ daily with Pullman Cars on nl-h; Tam
Fo- prBr0;E and La CROSSE. va Clinton, Two
/ .hrongb tTsins daily, with Pullman Iars % Li-At
! train.
/ For sIoIy CITY and YaNkT0N, Two train' dal4j b
/ Pullman [ ars TO Missouri. Na-ley Junction
For LANE GENEVA, -Four trains daily.
For ROCKFORD, STERLING, KEN0saA, JAShs'
VILE, and other points, you can have TOE 10 -
zen trains daily.
/ For rates and inCo7mItion MT a-i-iaa54e i-.'a
your home ticke; agents Apply To
MARVIN HUGHITT,
General Supeiintsnie-t
~. II. sTESSLTr.
General Passenger Agent.
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AR TIL u RS

ILLUSTRATED HOME MAGAZlNE
l iIonsepold Magazine Of Amrriea" Two Ser -
L,o,ics in ls7j. EAGLESCLIFFE,n by Mrs- j..
e r. Dorr; and MIRIAM" by T. hFth--
BUTTt RIC8's Newest Patterns In every nam
-er,rs - 70 per wear; Three copies Tor s3i sp.er
"a hooz ofisrs and premiums. Specimen numre
M cts. T. :. ARTHUR & son, PhilAde. phia. r=
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Yeu advertisements.
S N E E Il | n g
CATARRH.

THIS IS a constant sneeze. snseze, sneeze, INT
your hsa1 Seems ready TO nv on. untiI .suI noeN
mi eyes di,charge tycessiye quantities OF mucus
thin acrid ana poisonous, until unit Tor nusines,
or DIezsure. you number yourself among the mos
a:lic'ed G. mnitals destined TO suner periou.ftS
me ,-,ate.t distress without relief consolation
Eve y orarg ht every breath of air seems an enem,
y, disguise. This is properly called acute Catarrn
al monty, Cold IN the Head. us eonstans &c
ra.a organs and eaeeb ed action Of the respiratory
zlards. In the permanent cure OF ms eist,ess
Inalidy SANFORD, RADICAL u DE- foN "a
TaksH - a nev.r.,ilin.- (, ecitc I-Sfaat relic
fol oEs the arst dose Its use destroy> that mofo'
sens venesc TO atmospheric changes which predis
pnse people IL this disease. snd If sara 70 pl'seh
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SrARKsBoRo.-The other evening, David
steady. an employe of William W. Wyman,
went. with others. to the upper story of a
she'd to husk corn. Steady occupied posi-
ton hy the side of the shed and behind him
wes door As be sat against the door, It
suddenly flew open and be fell out on to the
frozen ground. some fourteen feet below,
striking on the back Of his head and stun
ming him TO such degree. that it was
some time before he came to consciousness.
In the morning he seemed somewhat revived
but Is rot out of danger.
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=. g. EUnNua,r 4 90.
Copying Il specially
aaTgN, DOWN, DOsr
s9U SHOULD REMEMBER lf-
Al kinds o.
Gold 4 Silver EiectrO-H latins

Done IN the very hest manner and at pr-s s.
than ever offered before "a tl.s SEXTON.
= Particular attention given & l-e.
TsEIE KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS CAS- l
Ice PITCHERS, WATCH CASE, CHAINS. s.
ALL WORK VTAEI:AN 81 -.
G-vousa sal sn4 be e.nviacai th-t @e aa
business
orders - N1l ald Eypress .- v.r-
Ia-ar's store. Col!see st, Wa receive
dttenti0n.
shop over Ta-tney lia- AMI Far STIR
/ Street. EcspectfuAy.
DAVID MITCHELL t'
Eu-i.n-s.n. VI, Oc;. .=-a&wla
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CATARRH.

Symptoms,-Oas trac'ei breathing partial e.os,
r-e Of one or bo;h no,tres. n stopped np' ,unsi
NJ, feelIn in m. Rad. con.ta,t blowing q the
10 e. discharges from the nose OF waterl or th'cs
yellow or gIeenish mucus, frequently steaAeu
II God. Sometimes tie matter Incomes Gu
by Ut lunged effort 10 the morning on sag the
SYM tome are tho worst. olent blowing haskins
aud splitting until the crusts are removed az ear
thar has accumulated durinc The night. Finally
tie poisonous secretion attack the throat hroncha4
tubes lungs, Terminating in pulmonary cor
sgmp;ion accompanied BY a m 1st 'h-nsiEe nrea'h
and i.npa red eyesi -ht AID heIrins
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I.AnVCrIaN II TIKI rEfcE- at
FiTCIIWo::5s.
Return 10 Rates Charged b.
tore the U'dy'.
tore the Udr.

watches viii now be Clr..sst
for Sf.O0 instead of 5i.5O. aud az
watch asld other repairing aP
pertain!n. 20 ihc business, I'd
vaneea daring thu war, "ns'
dane al The old tariff. ga MAJ
ing this change wish 10 -,
that / have no desire 10 cat Ua-
der prices, only charging ih'
same rs ia Rutland and oiiei
towns, and have dome what
cOnscicn.:0asly believe iiie lini 90
demand.
Oct l. iiSw.f 4. ". WtNGAGs-.
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obtained II Ne. 3, Hanover Street, Hosto7- Tie
statement. assoc plnr L. taQ 81 reti unS -eeilt ]
-egs,-i ,ie and determined % give 70 FAR trial
al 20 al the same time being without ialth ia us
tG-4-y. i4.!lsti the directions aui tl- Feslit :
rst-e % ice us.n- the t1rl hotile was s'us-'4
thar 10 vas aciins powerfully and hVeri3N' ana
be.,r, usu- tae fourth bottle liz pains lIi pAssni
away. ..a now have occasion % s.4E - I'D lN}
+ia- -.. logger have . hear them.
GN. b. 4hELes.
NJ. Phelps Is a gentleman vel and ayor-hiy
.uown IN this community and .or she PAS; go !eA's
has been recognized By ous sh ppin- merelllts as
oss II the mot successful captains sailing ieom the
mort. Tais test mcny il genuine and speaks more
than yolGmes con express in favor Of the great
merits OF
TuE nI:uo.n HHEl GiEiC CUEH.
This med zinc il prepared hy oafe.Hl, eNpsr.
enced and ccusreu, Gus physician, n obedience 90
The Pc az nurseress friends "a the procession IN
the trace and among the people tSeTy no'.-s y
varrante1 90 rtsin the uil strength 81 Tie nedl-
cine ia It's i-hes. stl;e %: purity and deve.ope-
men: and superior 20 any medicine every com
pounded Tor this terrible complaint.
In simple eases slnstimes one ortwo doses suffice
In thg most chronic cases it IS sure 10 Eve way 10y
The use OF four or five bottles ~ this c.c en- ami
SIMPLE remedy. hundreds o.. dollars sre saved L.
those who least afford 10 thr's u away a. siie-
IS il is by the pdrc1lss OF useless preserp.lpis.
qb-s,oe icr-a is f- ss.est all Druggists throu .A-
ol,r the United States and Canada. l. 10 happens
ti.t Your nru ~ So has not got i IN siocE ask I'm
10 send lor il % any q the wholesale druggists 10
Boston. Conc ri. y. a Worcester. Providence
Portland. Bangor. and other places.
MFLiS. RICHARDSON ( CO. Harrington. -
July i3-'leot1~.
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THr Laws DELAY.-ln 1870, the admins
traitor OF the estate Of Joel q. Watkins, OF
Chester. W, brought an action against
Barna :. Cock and Dru>illa I. Watkins
to rec5yer tac value Of United States cou
pom blna- enaezzled by the defendants
from The estate Of the deceased before the
appoin,n-a- OF The administrator. BY
agreement OF parties 10 :he sal: the case
was re ere! - Hon. VIM. ?. Wheeler. of
Keenc. = H.. wh) Sound the defendants
guilty ut cm5rz.. mcn; and 50 reported. \
hearing upIn tie report Of the referee By
the W!ul-.r coluty court, JGdge Barrett
presiiIp- resulted IN the court rendering
iuisms1r t,r the plaintiff The defend
ants took exceptions 10 the decision. and
the ease ,ea- passed 10 the Supreme Coart
where % n-- been argued three times
orc7 81 a1- the Supreme Court held within
and fe- :.,. county OF Windsor. and twice
before lu h-ach Of the Supreme Court At
Montp.. 10 and Yet that court has Jailed
10 auDl,. ...- decision upon the points OF
law WIKI. tse ease presented. Ion. c B.
Ed!r. % Bellows Falls, Hon. Luther
Adams. e.. Chester and Hon. d. c DENIM
son. ol l.ly1.ton. have argued the case for
the p.a xii; and oxGov. Converse, Of
No0l- Naee Henry, and George l..
Fletcher, N-4s. Of Chester. FOR defend
ants.
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p i K VI A n 4 n I l. \
CURED.

SA%rcRn'S RADIO L CURE FOR CArtkGH
is astf- certl' n. and permanent cure t"' 'a'aFiA
af every FORM md IS She most perfect ftn-d' ever
devised Il is purely vegetable Oscillation anu
is applied I,cally hy Insulation ard ounsi tntloL-
aIit hv means internal almia STATION Locally
apDiied rslief - msfqntancous. 1t s."ihes, heals
aud cleanse the nasal passages o. every 4er4nS %
Leqvfress obstruction. dul lae or dizzness- Con
stitutonaly adm. nlsteTed II rouoF itcs the h.ood
ri.rdes il 81 the &C poison n waic il j. iwal S
CHARGED in Cata-Th stimulates the stomlch, i!Fef'
ana kidneys parfects d -es; On. mases ne" nlold
and permits the formation of sound. healthy ssus
and Gnally obtains complete control ever the as
ease Tie remarkable curative powers, when a. b!
other remedies utterly al, OF sANFoRDS kADI-
CsT CURE. are attcsted by thousands wno crate
fully recommend II 10 :el.ow-suiierers. No state
iuent IS MADE regarding Il that cannot h9 81 81 an
t1te,l Iv the mos. respectable aud feL-ole
references II IS great and good med cine. and
worthy all conf tence. Eac1 package contain
fra4t.se on Catsrrh and rr. sAa;0rd's iuiiFoVeI
llhlIu- fuhe.
SASIORD'S RADICAL CURE IS sod ~ all
Druggists Price. : 90. sen. prep,.a 70 az. Part
no IN tei stats sar =. 3D.. WEEKS 5 ioI III.
Genera AGENTS, B'sto1.
- Uss sANFoRDS JAMAICA olNGsk. tls
Noyq wei s.ttv.m
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IT these prices our goods are
selling lively consequently,
those III need of Carpets, or
ANYTHING in oar line, Will do
well to cali early and make
a sell elton.
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Or.,I>. - Tbs NEW YORK AND CANADA
KAiLaoAa.-iaE E1,rRsloN NEXT WEES
Betwecn three and four hundred invitations
have h.ca extended 20 the grand opening
ozcul .ou Of tie New York and Canada rail
road, under the auspices Of tie Delaware
anu uul-ln Cs@al Company. which viii
t,kc place On Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. u aext week Presiden, Grant.
Governor N4rt7aait. Of Pennsylvania. Gov
e-,.r I..ien. the great railroad ard con-
merc.al mea q Pennsy l5aniA and New YORK,
!. q. Stewart, Noses Taylor, and other
great capitalists. are among the invited.
The 5zc-,-lou train wii! leave Albany Tues
DAY mort 'ng. Nov. l6;h. at o'clock a. m,
and j. expected - reach Pittsburgh at
ahogt SIX. The party will stay n Platts-
burah over Tuesday night, and = grand
supper vi! be given them at the Fouquet
Hotel. r.a;ts5urgh viii give the visitors
warm IT, rP4-a, and grand Illumination
is talked o: The party viii leave Piatts-
bur.b. Wellesley morning, for Montreal,
where reception will he given them By the
Couu'a 'aurc.l Of that city. and where
taey WI -susin o'rt night, returning to
New g.. thursday.
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L /. G + r A I | Y Z
CATARRH.

This Is she destructive anI terrible s'a.s Of tho
diseass. The whOie nasal passage. IN iuln- th7
Yes and ears, the tOnsils. throat hroncha tunes
and lun-s become one alter another. Anected' IN
lamed, liberated and succomh rapiiiN 70 "a F,
fct-htful mouscer A peculiar acid Is generated
etia.- tbe blood wsakcas aud DESTROYS IFS ienoV L
In power and allows the system NJ opportunity
Z, throw ofthe inaady unit ths poison u neutiAi
liza aad expelled. II Is here taa; coostiiuiicna!
treatment becomes o. she most vial Consequence
because unc-s arrested 1T this stage the dlsease
will make rapid prcsress towards pulm nary cor
sunlution Ser W4rrens H0Hsch6'd Pkgssci a
Nsauwbile a soothing, healing. and as rngeui
medicine mas, DO npy led directly 70 the nasal
mas aces this form II : TIA most perfect treatment
fHa 90 .a4sa ms s. bic.
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BOARD OF There will be
meetings Of the Board Of Agriculture. Man
uhc,ures and Mining, 10 West Rutland, Mon
day ln: Tuesday. Nov 29.h and 30th ; in
LulloH. Wednesday ami Thursday, Deem
Der 1t and 81, and in Canaan. Tuesday and
Wedn, Siay. Dee. III and S'h. 1t is ex-
psctei tha; Professors Collier and Seeley,
and the old AID new secretaries Of the board
Will be present at these meetings.
Balsrol The house OF William Hines, a
farmer who lives 10 the northeast part Of
the topn. was destroyed by fire, last Tues
day. small portion Of the goods in tie
first dog were saved. Insured for about
5000
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miscellaneous. .
CALIFORNIA.

Have you any thought Of going 10 .al'o'nA
Are You going West. North or hor'h-he"
vou vart to Know the best routes TO take
The shortsst. safest, quickes. and most con- O''-
ale routes arc those owned by the chicago anu
Northwestern Railway Company IL O"nes
,wo ,housand miles o. the best road th'Te Is N the
country. Ask any ticket agent to SEQ" you -
maps and time cards All ticket agents eau s''
you through tickets By this route.
Buy your tickets Via the Chicago So''"
Western Railway for
SAN FIR A n g 500
sacramento. Ogden. Salt Lake City, Chey enne'
Denver. Omaha. Lincoln, Council b uff', ianktoh'
Sioux City, Dubuque, winOna, St. Paul DaiuIn'
Narouette. Green Bay Oshkosh, Madison' m'i-
waukee. and al points west or not'h"sS' u
Chicago,
I,you wish tie best travelling accommodations
ven will buy YOUR tickets ~ ;ii's route, anu VIII
take other.
Tb;, pouula- route is unsurpassed for Speed
Comfort and Safety The Smooth, heiI-balas'eu
ard perfee; Track OF Steel Rails, Westinghouse ar
Brakes, Niller's Safety Platform and Couplers' inc
celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping cars the fei-
fee, Telegraph System Of Moving Trains the reg
ularfty with which they run, tho adm1raDio
arrangement for running Through Cars i'on
Chicago to all points West, North and North"
se.,res to passengers all the COMFORTS ~
MODERN RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
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Al-mLs4 o. InE b.. ,roN q LAAomLE
RAlaoAu JsiDCE-As MIR. Horace 17owneii.
of G---x Junction; nl at work upon the
top Of tie lew lli1se on the LamoiIle rll-
road ocrc., The Win,oski River. the staging
gave away. precipitatia- him and 2 elbow
workman "a The rocks below Nr. Bgowne.l
Was ;sa,a y 2ni clr:.sd to hi- bone about
tire. e-.e- .rom the bridge. and Dr. e. T..
Iuay,r -.o- far, v43 found the night leg
fracture 4tSo places, with exterior spin
terinr . Size bones. Ias injured limb was
set and q, late hour, last night. Mr..
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&IDDLEBURY. - On Tuesday last, while
Thomas Shackett was in Boston with a car
load OF stock his wife (whom he turned ont
OF doors, three or four years since and who
has not lived with him since, though nc,
divOrced) entered his barn, and took away
four of his best horses and all the harnesses
She engaged some men outside TO assist her
in getting them away after they were let
out.
j. NJ. Dyer, of Salisbury, las purchased
the site of the Nichols block, lately burned.
and is going to erect a nice brick block
soon.
Three conyicts are 10 the Middlebury
county Jail at the present.
The question of Supplying water for er-
sioguishing Ere, which has been before the
village for three weeks past, was disposed
Of Wednesday night BY negative vote.
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Tapestry sMgrE!nS Seaaiitul
Patterns, 81 cts. per yard.
Lowell lngraiIis, M and 90 cts.
per yarC.
Tapestry SFU>selIS, Si.0e. 81 %
and Si.IO per yard.
Body firuSseli>, 81 so 10 ei.6j
per yard.
OFT Ci0tit>. 30 cts. per yard
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CART TIN GS

is the Manufacturers pro-
duce, we have merely TO put
them at MANUFACTURERS
PRICES 20 sell them.
As our trade NOW is, we
have no time To coun. the
threads of oar Tapestry In
grains, but VIII guarantee
them STANDARD GOODS,
and Tor the iuu OF the thing
quote Z few price,.
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GENERAI pEBII.Irr

yysgrr,E acts directly upon the causes of ciese
.amniaints IL inviypra;es and strengthens Ire
shsis system, acts upon the sscretive organs and
allnyx sndammICOp
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MnucvmI,L ns>i,~s>.

The VgCzgINC meets Is th waeder.H suo'4.- u
the cure 90 ihiS class O.. d'seises.
Pst> q. TIiE HOMES.
In this complaint The EEgFriSF : the great
remedy, as i. removes from thc system the rotuc-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-12
PostpOnernent,

Tho above sale is hereby postponed until
Saturday, December 18TH, 1876, ct ths
same hour and place, by order of rlaintifrs
attorneys.
A. FIFE, Sheriff.
By G. BmpsAIL, Deputy.
Dated Phoebe, Dec. 4th, 1875. db.td
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N O T I G Z.

"A the fiscal year 1875 are now due aud pays-
bic, and the law In regard to their collection
will be strictly enforced.
MILES CULLEN,
Treasure Lincoln County. Nevada, and ex.
oficio Tax Receiver.
Phoebe, New, October 18th. 1875.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SUMMONS,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW
L enth Judicial District, Of the State of Ne
yada, in and for the County OF Lincoln.
Esther Abrahamson, plaintiff, VS.. Julius Abrs.
hanson, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Seventh Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada
in and for the County OF Lincoln, and the COM
plant filed in said County of Lincoln, in the
nfHra OF the Clerk of said District Court
t-ne State Of Nevada sends greeting to Julius
Aprahamson, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an ac-
tion brought against you, by the above named
plaintiff in the District Court of the seventh Ju-
tcial District, of the State of Nevada. in and
for the County of Lincoln, and answer the com.
Jlaint filed therein, within ten days Exclusive
~ the day of seryicel after the service on you
II this summons, if served in said county; or.
I served out Of said County, but within said
District, within twenty days, and in all other
eases forty days; OK Judgment by default will
be taken against = Il. according to the prayer OF
said ccntpl int. Y
Tie oaid action is brought to obtain decree
Of this Court dissolying the bonds of matrimo-
ny existing between you, said defendant and
said plaintiff, on the grounds that at the time OF
said marriage she was only of the age of is
years y months, and that said marriage ceri-
mony was not performed by plaintiffs consent,
but was forced and coerced to permit said cere-
mony to be performed. Since said time she
arrived at the age of ID years and has not con-
scented to said marriage. All of which is more
particularly set forth in plaintiffs complaint.
to which you are referred, and further, that she
be allowed to resume her maiden name OF
Esther Davis.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
TO appear and answer the said complaint az
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief herein demanded, and
for costs OF suit in gold coin.
BY order Of Court.
seal Given under my hand and the seal OF
the District Court of the Seventh Judicial Dis.
trict Of the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Lincoln, this 4th day of june in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seyenty-fve.
p. b. MILLER, Clerk,
BY j. M. HANFeRD, Deputy Clerk