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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-11

NOTICE.
~ The nonresident propriotors Of tho town
OF WinhAll, in the County Of Bennington, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said
town and the State OF Vermont for tile years
1876 and 1877 remain either in whole or IN part
unpaid on the following lands in said town 10 wit
1853 acres OF land. 10S acres, the west
part Of lot No. O In the 9th range, and 90
acres part Of Lot No. s in the 10th range
Of lots in said town, beginning At the south
east corner Of said lot, thence running
west on the south line Of said lot ninety
rode, thence turning and running north
parallel with the east line OF said lot so far
that turning and running east on a paral'
lei line with the gonth line OF said lot 10
the west line OF said lot shall contain ffty
Tax 80.
IS acres Of land Il being ono equal undo
set aaf IN the let to Mason Briggs, Tax, 4 %
One aud one-half acres Of land on lot
No. A in the 9th range beginning Ut a poiBt
on the north side u The highway, nearly
opposite Charles Adams dwelling house,
thence running westerly on The north
side Of highway about 10 rods % q stake
aud stones, thence running north about
twelve rods TO stake and ttonss, thence
~easttrly 10 tbs fret mentioned bounds.
BE 10 the list 10 Paul BsdoT Tax, 80
& acres OF land, all that part Of the east
half Of Lot No. 3 In the 9Th range Of l1is,
bOuuLt1 W. tAt W ttt haEAFNN FhH'
ing from Bolsler's mill 20 the AbTGm Mason
place, on tho NORTH by land ot Mary Gale
on the East by lend OF II Bonds estate, on
the south by lands owned by Robert Leon
Al d Set Ia the list 10 Charles Buth. Tax, 9 -
800 acres Of land being lots No. b, 10, "a,
10, I6, II and Is in tbs 18th range aud l0ts
No. g., 7, 9, 10, ~, Is, IA, II, ~ and p Ia
lat 70 De.u hanuiseturins compsny. r.z, 50 10
One and one.hAlf scros " land on Lot
No. . in the 9th range Of lots IN kRld town
OF WiphAll, and lying the north side d the
WinhAll Turnpike, Bet IN the list 70 Leon
ard Foster. lar, s4...s... -
acres Of land on Lot No 5 10 the lith
range. Set in the hat TO T.. Is. Hoilister.
TAI, .....4.t. 10
I20 acres Of land on Lot No. 30 Ia tho an
range and Lot No. 10 in the 9Th range, aud
being one equal aud undivided half ~ the
land land decided hv Jay jackson 70 Kldder
4 Burbank, Apnl 10th, 1868. betin the hst
10 Francis kidder. Tar, ..+.......a 8 -
10 acres Of land, IL being part Of Lot No.
8 IN the oh range 10 said tosp Of NlphAlL
and being the same land desded % John
Lamott BY Francis Barton MAY I'd, 1919.
Bet in The list 70 John Lamolt. Tar, III
10 acres Of land, known a. tbs Mliltr
place and being the same land decided BY
Joseph FugKersOn to bpfsgHs A Car Adj
mibfstrntors on Elehsrd Bonds estate,
May 18th, lsC9. ret in the list 80 LeAis n.
spfague, Administrator 81 Richard Bonds
estzte. TAI, 3 o.
Add 20 much Of szla inDds will b. sold IS Pub
he suction st tho Inn u Frederick Morgan 10
wtnbail, on saturday, May 18Th. 1919, at O'clock
p. a. az shall be requisite 70 discharge said
tatss with costs uniess previously paid
AS GEORGE A. CDAMiAGa
Dstsd at winhail this 80 day q April a p is7s
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HARRIET BABCOCK's ESTATE.


A State Of Vermont, Manchester District, ss
Al a Probate Court beid AZ Manchester within
aud for said distret 0f Manchester. On the 2tth
dzy 81 March A. u 1875.
Present. Hon. 4. Is. Burton. Judgts
An Instrument, purporing 20 b. the last Wal
and Testament OF Harriet BAbc0ck, late " Ar
ingtou In said district, deceased being prsssuted
for Probate, il lie ordered by sald Court,
that al persons concerned therein be notified q
appeaR At . session thereof, 70 b. heid a. the
Probate Once 10 Manchester. tn said district, IN
The 24th day q ApnLA D.. 1915, e. 10 O'Clock,
10 the forenoon, add HhoN Cause, II ahy they
have, agelnsG the probate ~ aid VIII fgf
Which purpose u IL further ordered, that thls
order. be bnbiishsd three weeks sueasssiFFly b.
the Manchester JagREAL, 8 a@Wtpa9ef pfinta
At Manchester Ia this rtste preYi0as ~ ssld
tlns u heaung
A true record.
Attest, Z b BURT0S, ysske.
Atrus cepy Of hee9rd,
1-sv Attest, n b BUTTON, lodge.
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THE CONSTITUTION IS brought to a
healthy condition by the use Of HUNTS
REMEDY. Dropsy, Bright's Disease,
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Complaints
and Mental and Physical Debility, ore
cured by HUNTS REMEDY. Pain in
the Side, Back aud Loins, Gravel, Dlabe-
ties, Uterine Affections, Excuses and In
temperance, are cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. Family Physicians prescribe
HUNTS REMEDY.
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COMMIssIONFR's NOTICE

OM Ml5SlONBhS NOIl0E
- JohN PERRts Estate.
We The subscribers, being eppaiht5i by
the Hon. the Probate Court for tie District ~
Manchester, Commissioner To receive. examine
aud adinst the claims aud demands OF sllpcrsons
against the estate %
john Perry, late Of Manchester.
ia said District deceased, and alsp all claims and
demands exhibited IN odset thereto and sY
months from the sth day q April 1878. being
allowed by said Court tor that purpose, We do,
therefore, hereby give notice, that We Will aiteua
10 the business Of orr appointment at the dwell.
ling house Of VIM, II, smith, In said town q
Manchester, on the "a day Of October next froln
A. N. until 4 o'clock, ,. NJ, on sAid day.
Dated At Manchester, this sth day % April
A. D. 1878.
JOHN BATHS, c..
A7.Sw ALVIN r~EIflB0NE, w"
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AGENTS WANTED want agents
~ 10 canvass fof TIE MAsonie Record Men o..
ths right kind ean make from 80 70 fH5 per day
Territory gisenin vermont, NsS HsnpshiFss ~
the sntlfs stats o. Maius. f1r farther psF4eu-
&. J. WAIT.
SEPT, II, 1875. Manchester. "
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o r s. ESTATE.

EEUKUE 5, HAKMANS Estate,
- STAIR on VERMONT. District Of Manchester 81
In Probate Court, held at Manchester, within
and for said District on the 4th day Of April
A. d. 1878.
Present. Hon. L. D., Burton. Judge,
Al instrument, purporttng TO be the last VIII
and Testament of George s, HArmAn late 81
Rupert In said district, deceased, being pre-.
sentsd by Jane A. Hartman, EiocutrI therein
named, for Probate, Il IL ordered by said Court,
that all persons concerned therein be notified 60
appear at . session thereof, to be held at the
Probate oflce in Manchester, IN said district, 90
the let day OF May A. D.. 1875, AZ 10
O'Clock, in the forenoon, aud chow oause, II sny
they have. against the probate Of said Wil fof
which purpose 1t is further ordered, that this
order be published three weeks successyely IN
the Manchester JouRSAL a newspaper printed at
Manchester in this State, previous to said time %
hearing.
A true record,
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Spring Style of Hats,
French Finish for Linen
SALE AT AUCTION.

Ia Dorset. Vt.
THURSDAY, APRIL Inn, 1873,
At 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
About 10 Acres of Land,
nice ior moving Or blowing. ouo SPLENDID driy.
iug horsa ot The Columbus Btock. y years old,
tBo extra h9Ist one 7 the other II years old. :
two horse power aud trucks, thfeshef, circular
and drag taws Tor saving wood, one Woods
moving m4auine, and other farming tools, one
double wagon, one top buggy, one sleigh, one
set trsyefaes, whihietrees. ueok Jokes chains.
&c, one Get team harness, one set pony hArness
one single harness and ono Hingle work harness.
several dozen milk pans. one Chester County
breeding SOW and pigs. EIGHT EXTRA COWS.
ISAAC BAHR0Ws,
THOMAS MAhTIk.
Dorset, Va April 81, 1873. 4elw
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Deaths.

An Nor hft FgL a. the Fss8H8Asa ~ her
aa a4ss 3 81 kss Are thf 0asaA aged
Feua ms k#sH AtfK
81 ssssbaae Hsfth @sG BE amnHts, Ms
atsFH kefH kE1 as 1ekrs GAs hasf&nA saa
rtIf sHa stsa t&f ce@WsHtfF saftstu q rfest
s fal as sara tsssts r. assih. she sinss
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A true copy Of Record,
47.sw Attest, K. b.. BURTON, Judge.
GUARDIANS NOTICE TO SELL

GUARDIANS NOTICE 10 SELL
~ REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF YEBMoST, District OF Manchester, 80,
At a Probate Court, held st Manchester, within
and for said District on the ith day Of April
A. u, 1873.
Present Hon f. b. BuBToN, Judge.
James X. BAtchelder guardian OltMiohtel Nor
fissey and Hannah MorriHsey, minor children 81
William Morrissey, late Of Arlington IN said dis.
trict deceased, makes application to said Court
for license to sell the following described real
estate OF his said wards, TO wit all the interest
OF his said wards In all the real estate whereof
william Morrissey snd Hannah rooT, late OF said
Arlington, died seized and possessed in said
Arlington, representing that the sale thereof
for the purpose OF putting the proceeds OF fuch
sale at Interest or investing the ZANE Ia stocks
or real estate, would be beneficial TO said wards
Whereupon. IL 10 ordered by eaid Court, that
aid application be referred to a session thereof,
to be held at the Propate 0nico, in said Man.
chester on the LIST day Of May, A. D, 1873, for
hearing and decision thereon, aud it 10 further
ordered, that all persons intereftod be notified
thereof, by, publication Of notice OF eaid appllea-
ton and order thereon, three weeks IN the
Manchester journal, a newspaper published al
Manchester before saId time OF hearing. that
they may appear AZ said time and place. and, II
they see cause, object thoreto.
A tue record,
Attest, Il. b, BURTON, Judge.
A true copy OF record,
47.8w Attest, b. B, Burton, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" Lrx4s KIsBEs EstAte.
Tha gndsrsgned. having been appointed By
the Hon. Probate Court for the District 81 Han.
chester ComminaionsFt, 20 receive, eIanlns ard
adjust all claims and demands Of ell persons
Agsfnsttbs estate II
Lyman Kibns late o. Rupert,
Ia ssad district, deceased, and all claims azhlb-
it'd In of set thereto. hereby gre nstlee thai -
I'll meet for the purposs Aforesaid, al The late
duslltne hoCsa of said DISEASED IN k1psrt on
the sak day u Jane Add % the lat DAP Of
October Ee1L from ? Oelost, o. n
untl 4 .. IA. on sad days. and that sr noaths
from The ias day Of April a. D. 1873 10 the nns
limited by said ConFf fer e&id creditors 70 pre-
ssnt thsif sikiras u " for srAEtHatsoa a al
D1lss Il Rupsst, mls let dsy q April
YKOs Z. gHKLDoK,l
u-sw ELIJAH EURTON, Cesas.
ca kaEEMAh,
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The news that MrS Tilton had finally
yielded 10 The ~eairealies a Theodore
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TnOMAS TrnnYls -
CoMMIssIoNER,s NorICE-

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..
TkIlR G. AIMOoNH NsiAtt
The undersigned, having hesp sRR0satfd Is
az Hen. PrebNts Coaft ipf The nssts "a 81 Mas
chester, Commissioners te rrrsfye rEamiut Ena
ADJUST al claims and asmsuda ~ Al pvtsans
aEAinst the estate a.
Peter q Atwood, late q AtiuRtan.
In sAd District deceased AMI 81 aams pkhtbe.
tied IL effect thereto. hereby give uatee thai ~
uili meet for The pufpoas Aforesaid, a. n. a.
HAfa's hotel ia said towh " AripEtop GA the
ID day 81 Uctcbsr uCxb fr0m v 0elotk .
m unhl o'clock p n, % said day, Rul that
ala months from The 9Th dAy Of April. ISIS Is
"a present their claims 10 us for 81 AmiuAuua
and allowance.
Dated At Arlington, this @h day o. April
A. D., 1878.
AUSTIN COLE,
tf-sw J. O. McCOLLOM WINS
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NEW LINE or
SPRING
will he rncnireh ihia uneL
RUBBER PAINT

for painting your floors, &e., IL has no equal aud
At tho reduced price Of t2.00 per gallon 10 BY far
the cheapest paint used. Put up in l. and /
gallon cans mixed ready for use.
&, r. DUNHAM.
Factory Point. Vt, March 9th, 1879. a..
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-01-24
The river is unsafe for loaded teams.

No money, as there is no sale OF wood.
Factory silent No timber, and prospects
doubtful tor the coming season.
Mcdonald Bros. have made an assignment
to L.. I'll. Rice.
Mcdonald and Lewis are employing about
six hands ON an average in the manufacture
OF spring beds.
The singing class of Prof Borst aided Mrs.
Churchill of the Spalding nelghborhood IN
giving a concert last Thursday evening.
Prof Borst has commenced a second term
OF lessons in vocal and instrumental music.
He is successful teacher and much more so
TO the pupil than the celebrated Prof. Vine.
The public school in joint district No 2,
town OF Hartland and Isabelle, is in -four
ishing condition. Mr. Thomas. the teacher,
is thorough and well supported by the par
ents.
Mr. Observation-Disclosures in district No. 5,
is introducing some new and good methods
into the daily work ofhis school. He is am
billions and industrious. He deserves great
success
DR.. Delaine, now resident of Red Wing,
Mimi, lately paid flying visit to his former
friends in this town. He appears hale and
prosperous and says that he is dong very
well in his new location.
Rice & jennings, the new merchants lately
located in this town are doing better than
they expected Fair dealing, good weight
and goods that will bear inspection are Gre
dentials in favor of any merchant.
The public schoolin this village never av-
eraged so large an attendance as during the
present term. The school has been in SEES
sion since Oct. 1st, 1877, with a short vaca--
ton of two weeks during the holidays and
] for the last week has averaged 10 pupils.
1 The teacher, Mr. ii. L0water, has the over
/ fiow seated in chairs at tables. There have
been applications from parties cuside Of
/ the district for permission to attend. Eleven
more new scholars are expected next Mon
day The norwegian school will commence
soon when il is expected that the attendance
viii be slightly reduced.
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RhrnnQlNUY.

THE public are being educated to knowl-
edge of Phrenology by the efforts that are
constantly being made by the publishers OF
the PHkENoLoIcAL JOURNAL, that staunch old
monthly which has been published now in
New York tor forty years, and during all this
time has lost none OF its vigor, and has at
tanned much wider circulation than its
technical name would indicate. The pub
fishers announce now a great reduction in
price-from three dollars to two dollars a
year-and in connection with this a PHRENo-
LOGICAL BUST as premium to each subscriber.
This Bust is model symbolical head, made
nearly ife-size, of plaster of Paris, so laballed
as to show the exact locations of all the
Phrenological Organs 1t is handsome orna-
ment, well adopted for the mantel-piece, GEN.
ter-table, library, or office. With the aid OF
this and the key which accompanies it, to-
gether with the series of articles commenced
in the January No. of the PSYCHOLOGICAL
JOURNAL on Practical Phrenology, each per-
son may become quite familiar with the loca-
ton of the different chronological organs. 1t
is sent by express, carefully packed, to every
subscriber of the JOURNAL who sends, in adj
dition to two dollars, the subscription price,
twenty five cents extra for boxing and pack
ing, or No. 2, a smaller size, will be sent by
mail, postpaid, ON the same terms. Readers
who desire more complete description, to-
gether with prospectus OF the PHRENoLoICAL
JOURNAL, should send address on a postal
card, or accept the publishers offer, and send
ten cents--halt-p rice-for sample number
of the JOURNAL to S. r. WELLS q Co., Pub
fishers, 1877 Broadway, New York,
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OAK GROVE

OAk oROfE
District No. has night school two even
ings in each week.
f. C. Bliss flock OF sheep were badly wor-
ried by dogs recently.
Wood is beginning to be one of the gre at
est wants OF our farmers.
William Teare has returned from visit to
friends in Waukesha county.
Edward Ryan's wife died suddenly at her
residence on the evening of the sth.
Eight of William Teare's sheep are missing
The question is, are they strayed or stolenf
John E Hetherington and wife have gone
to Minnesota visiting friends.
School has commenced in district No.
new under the supervision OF Miss Mary
OBrien.
Mrs. Godtred Schilling died at the residence
of her hus band on the 9Th. Cause supposed
TO be diphtheria.
The new school-house in district No. A is
completed and they will have two months
school this winter.
Politicians are beginning to take the war
path, and several new stars have made their
appearance above the political horizon.
The lyceum in district No. l is among the
things that were. The non attendance of the
ladies is said to lie the cause gifts suspension.
A team of horses belonging to b. ID. Cor
last, completely demolishing the wagon and
seriously injuring one of the horses.
A little girl OF James Boles, Sr., died on the
evening OF the 10th, of scarlet fever. She
was the only daughter in family OF eight
children, and her loss will be -grievously
felt by the bereaved parents. They have
the sympathy of a host OF friends.
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To Curators of the Natural Science
Association.

GENTLEMEN believing that the re-
cent lecture of DR.. S. NJ. Davis deliy-
cred before the Association opens a
subject well worthy of future consid-
Grafton with the view of more fully
informing ourselves upon matters of
common Importance, it is respectfully
recommended that the subject be pre-
sented at the meeting of Jan. 20 for
the purpose of interchanging views.
In order TO fix upon certain points for
special preparation it is suggested that
the following topics as arranged and
assigned by the committee be discuss
ed by the Association.
1st. Dietetics, Elements of Food
modern cookery. Recommendations
by f. S. Reed and s. Nj. Davis.
I'd. anitaryimprovements Sewer
age, Cleanliness inside and around in
habited dwellings. Recommendation
by E. Ballard ana II. E. Severance.
Sd. Improved system of Nentilla-
tion-water and sunlight baths. Rec
concentrations by A. z. Weld ana A.
Earthman.
4th. Social Scienee-Dress, Amuse-
ments. recommendations by W. ID.
Parker and r. B. Thayer.
5th. Mental MISREPRESENTATION
of mind and body in relation to Trance,
Insanity and Epidemic Decisions.
recommendation by II. s. Baker and
G. K. Colver. r
Agreeable to the proceeding request
the committee on lectures hereby an
nounce that the discussion of the
themes suggested by the correspondent
will be commenced at the Methodist
Church, Saturday evening. Jan. Goth,
at seven o'clock. All citizens are IN
vited to attend and participate in the
discussion. Ten to twenty minutes
will be allowed for the presentation
of each topic. s. NJ. DAVIS.
j. b. THAYER,
NJ. E. SEVERANCE.
Committee.
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Jale Krieselis getting out timber for house.
+. Zimmerman has returned from Menom-
onie.
f. Zimmerman is building cellar wall
under his building.
AL Andrews is dong lively business
with his wood saw.
Owing to lack of snow Phil Blakely Is
saw-mill is not in operation.
n G. hammers has been appointed P. M.
at this office instead of Z. Deck.
There is more chopping beng done here
this winter than during any season for some
time past.
NJ Bates and 10 Davis have taken con-
tract of cutting 500 railroad ties on Phil.
Blakely's farm
The spelling school at 0livet last Friday
evening was warmly contested by the several
pupils and persons present. The ablest
spoilers being Kate Il. Meehan and Thos. Fitz-
gerald
August Hayes, Of FL paso, narrowly es-
capped drowning while returning from From
tenac, Minnesota, via. lake Pepin. When
within 30 rods OF the Maiden Rock shore the
ice gave away almost submerging his team
After much toll and hardship he reached the
shore safely.
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The course of lectures, given by
Prof. VIM. Denton, has been success
in every particular. The audiences
have been exceedingly large, which
fact speaks well both for our people
and for the lecturer. The latter is
evidently thorough master of his pro-
fassion, and has been in the occurring
business long enough to know just ex-
actly in what garb to present science
10 popular audiences. He has made
many friends here, and. should he find
| At convenient TO come this way again,
we are confident that he will be greet
ed with even larger audiences than
were present at the Academy of Music
during the past week.
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Good Templars meet every Monday night.
Our merchants report business very dull.
Mr.. Kisner and family have moved to Bald
win.
Elder Fulmer will hold revival meeting
here.
Our school was never in a more hourishing
condition than at present. John W. Davis,
teacher.
Considerable chopping viii be done here
this winter.
O'Connor & Co.'S saw-mill will soon be ready
tor business.
There will be an evening writing school
held here soon.
There was spelling school held here on
Saturday evening Jan. 18th. The exercises
were conducted by our teacher, Mr. Davis
Some very good spelling was done. Another
will be held here on Saturday evening, Jan
26th.
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Closing out sale of Lumber

The entire stock of Lumber in the
Lakeland Mill Yard is offered at very
low rates for cash and on short time.
The stock is large and embraces all
descriptions of Thoroughly seasoned
lumber. Now is the time to buy cheap
as the whole must be sold before May
1st. d. II. VALENTINE.
Lakeland, Dec. 4th. 1877. 33-6t
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-01-24

Parties desiring School furniture
can see these Desks at the following
places Jesse Dale's Office in River
Falls; Pierce Valley School-House; at
the school-house in Districts Nos. g.,
A, and 7 in Martel; at the residence
of John Davis in Salem; at the school
house in the Ottman district in Trim
belle, and at the Herald Office in ELS
worth.
Don't fail to examine these Desks
and get terms before purchasing.
Any inform ton regarding the Desks
and all kinds of School Furniture can
be obtained of EDMUND MORTON,
39-4w 3eldenyile, Wis.
Agent for Hadley Bros. 4 Kane.
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MARTEI,.

Last week Gustof Larson turned his blue
eyes toward heaven and smole smile; then
took another mouthtull of his tobacco and re-
marked that twas bay
Jens Isaacson's new cutter, that cost some
$50 last fall, looks out from under the shed
with considerable fortitude, and seems to
say: "going to walk to church. aren't your"
Last year Mart ell produced for each of her
inhabitants So bushels OF wheat 8 bushels
of corn busbel of barley peck of rye ;
n bushels OF potatoes, and an avera ge
school tax of $l.45.
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Mr.. John Hawley, of this village,
has had a troublesome cancer on his
right eye which had been growing for
the past five years and which seemed
to .threaten the loss of the eye
and probably more serious consequence
es would have resulted had not its
nrogress been arrested. DR.. E. VI.
Brown, veterinary surgeon, Of this
village, was consulted about six weeks
AGO. who at once commenced a course
of treatment under which the cancer
has entirely disappeared and the eye
is now as well as ever.
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TRENTON.

The price of wheat is coming down,
And every thing seems dull in town.
Wood in Red Wing brings good price,
Owing to the unsateness of the Ice.
Hay in the market is fifteen dollars PEI
ton,
Which must be high, since no teaming is
done.
The solution of Supt Bakers sum,
OF that piece of land,i equal to none.
The Nero Lyceum is in full blast
At least we thought so on Thursday last.
Surprise parties now are all the rage,
And attended by many, regardless of age.
The ferry expenses will be no more,
When the Mississippi river is brldged DER.