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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
AND THE PRESS SAY,

1T st.nds at lie bad OF the strictly Ayf'cul j.
nj h.rti, L.ta al period Gals VI tie count y'-ue'
uautOwn IeIesi IA.
The Lura Hew-lorker drserYe al 'Ac s'o0'f'
q; seems TO AIN Ca dnri's Monthly.
It'd E, not owe dO.ar aud has hal nii.hon
4 its back '-Iufiaio XpIess.
Aud hundreds more OF Ike character
80 Prem um lis.s, etc. sent iree " M WIZ
gIsn to a.! - agent5.
EU1AL New YORKER.
10 Duane ST.. NV York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

The reading and thinking farmer will,
in the eud, carry the day, or win the
profitable race for. surprising the natur-
al brains Of all men DC equal, yet the
knowledge acquired by bo' ks or papers
oil nc successful dOings of other farmers
must prove vero advantageous.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
Baltimore Air Tiaht.

tranhhn. &c
attic prices annexed will de liver os II ye-
AID Furlitu.e AZ any station Oh the u. 4 >. Il. Il
Ala west as Luiubel ana, Md, or south to
Sthutsu, Va; also, on tie Virginia Midland l.
X 10 Culwpp,r H., free OF cHars r. I, irci- hr:
Columbia toUk and Funmiuic, No Z, 81. q.
do. do. No. <, p "a
Excelsior, Monumental or %oupa.e ell Cook,
40. -, -
do do do DO
10. ~ IS W
d. Do ID DO
No g.. 81 CO.
IL ordering Cook Storos. II yDg will send dIs-
ance Il, ~ e. To- bottom 81 n9ie where pipe ca
tters CHIMNEY. We can send pipe 10 III.
Leturiing lhanisfJr the liberal iat onage o.
the past twelve YEAR,, hope 10 merit continn
auce.
JOHN 4. SAyM.
Sep. 25-Cno. tdinburg Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
MEXICAN
Mustang Imminent,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This in.ncuT very nataTally originated in Anieri'
ca. vhcso Ea;arc provide n her laboratory such
fl-pri ia, c-.Go,os for the ra,adies Of her chill
cr-n. T. Ia.-c i-as been spreading for s. years,
until ro-- !. c..c..-l,8 -, iaoi.al,c globe
Th9 i.c.,cca 1---',.,g L.,..s.c.. Is o matches
remedy f'-c,i c,.-~- = a.,elt-c c., il1a a.l beast.
10 s-o,,- ov-..7s c-d ia-aisss g. % iaraiuah'c.
4 s.a-.3 Lo..'a o,.c. caves human 10 OF re-
-.oTc5 so vecfl,1ess O. 90 excellent horse, OK
Tow, c c,,--p.
l. eases f3otso;, hoof-al, hollow bora, grub
scsow.wcg.a, s.culder-roi mango, the bites I'd
c..el of ..so-;o,;5 p,.cs e-d Insects, and every
such d-srbcc,; g r.oc'. breeding ard bush lie.
It cures o,c.y o--.crn-l trouble Ct horses such
a. ia:.,c-c-, r--tc..c7, swinny sprain7' founder,
wind sal, ~, ''s.c, &C., &C.
Tho 2Icxico1 l-r-;aIi. I.-.,aent ~ tho quickest
cure Fl tho world for ecc.icnt occurring In the
fa--..'-, n to absence CT q physician, fuen %
haras, fcsls, spsai-7 cute, otc., tad for Theune'
u-.a, aid stiffness cascadsrsd 10y exposure. Par
tlcul-.'y valuable 10 ii.2c--.
It f. tsooAcapcst remedy IA thc world for i'
pcactra:cs the muscle 70 THO bone, oad single
application ia generally saflcisnt TO cure.
Mexican .-gs.c=s Lament Is put up In three
sizes CT bottles, to l--5or ones being proportion
ately much ;hs cheapest. Sold everywhere
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

Don't. forget that DIX. ID. d. CARTEH
has removed his Drug Store 10 the 1rO
Store Room opposite Welsh's Hote
give him a call. Satisfaction Guarant
eed. May, 9Th Gnu.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
KARPER'S MAGAZINE.
LLLUSTR A-TED.
NOTICES or eHR Press.

7
Usrpet's Magazine is the American Magazine
alice IN litors urc and So aft.-bostlm Traveller.
The m,st popular Monthly ia tie vo.id-N. y
Observer
II j. an excellent compa ion far the yolaz.
delight to the mature. soiacc fr declining age. -
Louisville COURIER Journal,
No other Jlibiy I" the VOL can sh0w go b.
liant a let of contribIt rs: nor doe. any furnlsl
IS readers With great variety aad 50 superior
a qasltity o. N;erature.-W Waterman, Boston.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

Tho volumes Of the Mlgazine tegin vita "a,
Nambers for June and DcceInher Of each year
" hen no time Is specified, 1t will be nde sto
that the subscriber wishes to begin with the ur
rent Number.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
aust prove verO advantageous.

The numbere i cattle annual, slaugh
tered in this country is 1000 900.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
New IRA i'm agricultural ana
Horticultural JOurnM
iSiis.
FEATURES:

ON Free seed Ti.tribution; our ENLARGED paper;
4 clear sharp type; the reputition OF It's wrt-r-
he liberality OF is mana2eme ana e reu"ctl'n
+ its price are downright evidences f The truth
Of what assert.
Field rops. mall uiis GrfFes. Apples. Pea :,
stock and Poultry, b e., iairy. The Household
The Best VI, Ia Ids. Litrttnre. ltws; Marktu
send FIR It: compare IT With others q. It's cla-s,-
hcm Judge for yourself
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
PRIVATE SALE
OF
Il EAL ESTJEi

r OFFER At PRIVATE SALE, a desirable tract
. Of land situated on Zane's public road, 3 10
miles North OF oOdst OK, and = mile from
Saumsvile
CONTAINING &c ACRES.
about Acres of it god tnbe'. an orchard of
choice fruit of APPLES and cherries II is all ur-
der fencing IN six lois. pond in the NO d. for
It 'ck g. water frora each field. If any ono de-
sire t. have fnrthor information. Please address
me at Saurnsvlle shenard 'ah County Virginia.
JOHN SAUM. So ..
P. =. Lea Of Al acres adj lining the above can I've
bought ii desired.
June at
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

A Complete Set Il Harper Magazine. now com
pfising 81 Volumes ia neat coth ndiug will b
seat by express. frri ght at expense If purchase
for 81 . per volume. Single volumes, b. mail
postpaid, 81 % Cs'tn cases, for binding, 80 cent
b. mail, postpaid
Remitiances should be made by POST FL,
Money Order or Draft, 70 avoid chance Of loss.
Newspapers are not to cory THIS advertisement
without the express order Of Harper & Brothers.
Address HARPER 5 BRyTBERs, New rorl
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SEE WHEAT

have about Is hu.ht Is Of the celebrated Silver
han iaHrastrr wheat for sale I have saved this
wheat TOR ten years and am mach pie &C with the
rlaut I madr ~ husic on Il an aero
wnuih0ui fertilizers. he head Of this aheai T.
81 ont squire b u IN and top-and IL us Tally
largo sfr 1851. % pens perla day OF two
later tnaf no iitz. rami'e- can be seen Al ms
store It ms 81 per hustl de.ivc ed on the
ca,s- wee -. "a los. to tue bnshel. 1t Is bearded
wheat
Aug. 7+tf. s. 4. BANNER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

Alp rous indebted 70 me are reques cd to close
herr account, by note or otherwise.
e.. iI--tf o. DANNEE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
Jersey STOCK F0R SALE.

I have for sale low, one = and one z, Jersey
Gun Calves, b. Ga rom excellent COWS. 7 vil sell
them ~ or exchange them fof other stock
Iui, Aft. J. ~. DAANNHfi.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
CORN MEAL; BACON,
millinery Gl0dS..l.

Miss JANt MYrE just received o fne ass3l
mcut If MILNE Goods, Consisting 81
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18

Call and ,xaniae he siost at the III stand
she guarantee satisfaction uYth iltse qaaAty o.
sr 90 DIS and Ia prices. Fats trimmed 70 sLlr'
notice aud ma fashiJu4b g style.
uct rs inc.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

THE faculty of the Agricultural co.,
lege have issued circular. which sets
forth that the following changes have
been made tor 1873: Junior exhibition
Tuesdoy, August u; au;umn term will
begin Tuesday. September 8; new
Freshman class will enter at that time.
Applicants for admission should be on
hand punctually,. and be wei. prepared,
as Tie halls are too crowded to receive
students who are not qualified TO enter.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

A few weeks since we gave somewhat
lengthy statement Of the condition OF
the laboratory middle at the Michigan
UniYersity.- Since that time affairs have
eliminated in measure which, if it does
not bring disgrace upon the institution,
Will upon portion OF the Regents. at
late meeting Of the Boaid, three of the
Regents, who have from the beginning
taken sides with Douglass, and who,
in the beginning of the controversy,
taking advantage of the absence OF some
OF the members, involved the University
in the suit, whichs has been ever since
bone OF contention and source Of ex-
pehse, finding themselves in minority
seeded from the Board, leaving it with
out quorum, thus preventing majority
from doing what they considered to be
an act of justice, in e-ipstating Mr..
Rose to his position in the University.
At the same time, their absence prevent
ed degrees being conferred upon the
graduating classes of the University.
Without entering upon the discussion OF
the propriety or improperly OF resin
stating Prof. Rose, we will say that we
eau see MOI way in which the seeding
Regents can justify their course. II
against their protest and their votes the
majority of the Regents voted to rein
state Mr.. Rose, they would not be re-
sponsible for the consequences. let them
be what they might Their duty would
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

have been done. Their leaving the Boarl
as they dill wassan outrage upon tie peo-
lie oil the state. There is no doubt thai
public opinion of the State is largely In
favor OF Rose. the general belief being
that he is perseculed and innocent man
The seeding regents have acted III q
partisan and bigoied spirit from the be-
ginning, but this last act, STD contrary &c
all justice or precedent. shows beyond .
doubt TO the people vi the state that.
right or wrong. they are determined TO
rule or ruin. We are glad that there Is
Il tribunal which Will sooner or later
pass lis verdict upon the acts of ties
gentleman. a tribunal from which there
is no appeai-the ballot i'll tie hands %.
an intelligent and thinking people.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

RUSSIA has contracted tor the deliver,
OF 500 new locomotives. and 1I,il2 rail
road csss by the first of May. Measure
have also been taken tor the laying of ;
second track on all tae railway.
running south, and to the Blaze
Sea. a great nllniher OF lorou,..
tive engineers, and railway .boref ma {
been engaged in Belgium. DenGlalk
and other neural states. This woui,
indicate that preparation for war is no.
ali OH the side of Eaeiand.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

|
The above cut re,r>spnts he new flice Of he
! ID boit tyENiSG NEWS, into v,jrh u rem owed
with the open M of he present year, and which
Is without dopl iha mGsteOmmodioua and com
plete newspaper Off - in the west. Started in
| August 1873. Tie Efws had M to the ttat,. of
lis remov'j. lrint 4 nearly eight,en milf n
sseeis ronsu ming not loss than i-6 tons az hi, q
| nap r, or a rie a mile lgh-each sapet bang
| matter published IL. lis colrmr 5 each year is IS
tina'ed to be eqpal ~ Q eavo V lumes Of 0
pages each bout Slt.ft0 was paid ouf Lass year
1 eeitOfial orh an So o. no,p ,or IL, = 81
hC. Tn gro s b slness ef h. concere for 1871
| excfeeeF S8S,CoG thus rvnclngtre ionnEirisy y ~
TIE pspfra % wolf with -. yer sers n tbs air. !,
! publlc. Besides Office sisff ~ 10 sa1tor-
pcInie s, and clerks i affords dirert ehl 10, nert
! u nearly 5.f car eIs ana ne shoys besides n
large S'aif cf cor 'oh Mt, The entire ru,,,lt,r
I 81 ttSotiS ltsTifine fe4nl9r lrcome directly fr m
4 IL publIcalIon 7 sching fith as 80. The So
ldsi- iiiustFare the na9g Itde of q us ness
n}rh mas d en- bun RI II a itiieover fonr wears
| y It'll UNSURPASSED fseTties he pubiis3 ers nov
l.rornst 10 rrdonb. thert,Ne lions 40 max. Tryr'
rNENI>G VS. he IN del paper of thu cr,fs-
81 4 ne oIsiht type VIII SO improve
Tue M chancal ~ peas e, q new and much
faster Or, Is $50 IL. the scar fntnre with
stands g iEHt Tie mae hine has ca,,,ci Y
;1r up" ar'ls of 100 sheets p rhorrr. No .Dotrit
paper II 6 larger stsff ot editions and rer or ere
or one campo ed az men lieitar air Ell 70 T. ~
prVie sion. and ail me now as one MN hidino
every III rav to distngnI l. the, selves ard the
j'o ruai with which freV are ION, et.i. Il 4 M
tcresing and readable heet can n ereff r.. ,s
profu se Tor the ensuing year AIueasi Of the
luo"c Is smpl' to try the paper for q weel. =
month or quarter.
l. ever considerable village IN the state THE
~ ENIaG NSws 9 obt.inah rarrieraf 70 cie
per week here it c+nrot be so secursd II v,iiI
ne sent Dy mat 20. taye prepaid, ~ fhe fol9vIng
ra'ts; nrr ar ff't; per quarter. 81 q; per
month. - cents
r. 'wartn ad,o seuerts IN Tho tf;rA page
u HE fYsNING NEWS form 'he cheapest ard
mol % u ar way OF sc Dig arr ind of .rU1trrs
or Hing arv sorl of want IN a6verfiseo,eft Of
- so'ds or iHss i insrrte1 fse drys Ia, 20 cents
farire' and mere arts everywi err, may avail
th' N YES Of ire advantage hey oder.
Address, in I'll cafrs
The Evening News,
u Ie,rnit Nich
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06
NEW GKENADA. South America, has i

NEW GRENADA, South America, has
citizen $50 years old. If you don't be
lieye il, Dr.. Laiz Hernandez, of Bogota,
will show you the man: hali-brced
farmer named Miguel Soils. This ole
gentleman, who still WORKS on his fars
believes that the secret OF his lorg I.
is that he Was never drunk. and that .
eats but one meal day. DR.. HernaEass
visited the old man and collected teS
to prove his great age.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

DORMAN 3. EATON, in recent adj
dress OH female medical education in
hurope, stated that Russia Was one of the
first nations to provide for tie medical
education of women. In the time OF
Catherine, colleges were established tor
nurses. Later the universities were OPEN
ed 10 women, a privilege that was with
drawn for time, but which was finally
renewed. Every Russian village, Mr..
Eaton says,shas its educated nurse.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

INFORMATION received from Soutl
Carolina is that Wade Hampton has nc
titled his friends that he will not be
candidate for collection TO the gu5erus
torial chair, but desires the party 10 nom
mate a younger man. lie belIeyes tina
the Republicans will not nominate ;
ticket, but that the colored Republican,.
can be induced to vote for the Democrat
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

House Bsiihlng anu Currrrrv,
are in favor OF dividing the priMtin,
legal tender and national bank notes
tween tie bureau Of engraving
printing, and tI.e several bank note &C
panics. providing the latter VIII agree
do the work rs cheap as the former
now doing il.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

The appointment of Mr.. Scofield :
Register OF tie Treasiir ~ me IT'S wit
general favor from the Republican pres
The Cincinnari Times says: ''If all OF II
Presidents appointments had been !;
good. personally and politically, as To;
OF Gleni w. Scoiield. 10 be Register {
the Treasury, it would have been vasii
better for himself and for the Republics
party"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

a COUNTERFEIT Of the new silver di
lar has beeu showed Oil the public. Ii
composed OF a base composition wh;,
has the appearance. ring and toughne
OF the genuine coin. Dir. Li,iderms
pronounces the work even better ths
that OF the silver doliar, aud says it
the most dangerous bogus piece that b
yet been discovered.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

Il is stated that in the mouth of j ma
AIRY only 22S Ciiiuam9n la..,ed at San
Francisco, while So returned TO her.
native lard. Was it adversely or pro-
peri'y that led to their departure
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

The old question OF camels in Anerica
comes uD agail. A Texas ei-breecer
insists that the '.ships o! tie desert are
no more trouble 10 raise than horses or
cattle. Experience has demonstrated
that camei-Iasllg is a profitable business
ii Texas, and the climate seems adapted
to came, nature. A Texas camel will
travel 100 miles day, and one camel in
the state made a distance OF 100 miles be-
tween sunrise and sunset.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

The Senate Committee on Railroads
have decided, by vote of 6 against 2,
10 recommend the passage CT Senator
Mitchell's Northern Pacific railroad bill.
With amendments which do not mate
rally change its principal features The
bill extends the time for the completion
of the road eight years. Northern Mich
isan is particularly interested in this
road as an important connection Tor the
Marquette & Mackinaw road. The
Northern Pacific so far as contemplated
is reported as having been Il paying road,
realizing handsome net earnings each
year, which have been invested in
extending the track. 1t is thought that
the road will be completed to navigation
on the Columbia river in from three to
FIVE years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-04
TERMS FOR 1878 Including PostageH
GU ESI.

discount OF twenty per cent. III be allowed t.
clubs OF tour or ore Pc sons. Thus: four cOpip
Of BlackWood or Of one reyitw vii be sent to on
address for 81 so. Iour copies OF the four Kcview
and Blac. wOOd tor : : and on.
70 clubs of ten or more, in addition to the abov,
discount, a copy graft. viii be aiowei 10 the get
ter-up OF the cub.
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lailp sItnnebrt youtnal,
AMERICAN BITTER ABROAD.

During The past year American butte
seems TO have been gaining favor in thu
English markets on account OF its quality
On the 3lst Of December, American
creamery butter was quoted at 1872 shil
lnes sterling per cwt., while the bes
Irish is put at 1870 shillings, and the best
Danish. kiel and Swedish at $50 shillings.
Al the same date Dorset butter, which Is
the highest priced butter selling in the
London market. was quoted at 100 shil-
lings. And Dorset butter, it may be re-
marked. brings an extreme price, rot only
on account OF It's fine quality, bnt on ac-
count OF its being near by. and reaching
market freshly made from day TO day.
OF course in comparing prices, due allow
ance must be made for extra rates paid
fer butter produced so near the market
that ii will reach consumers fresh from the
churn; for such butter. if well made. will
always command an extra price.
The introduction of our creamery sys-
tenn has greatly raised the standard OF
American butter, while the improved sys-
tenn of sending to market in refrigerator
ears and refrigerator vessels, enables the
dealer to get his goods to the consumer
in much better condition than heretofore,
thus ltssening the risk ot handing and
holding out more inducement to export
butter OF the best sorts. For the past year
or two, oleomargarlne or artificial butter
has been steadily gaining place IN the
English markets, aud is often taken in
preference to inferior buffers. Ii begins
TO tell heavily on all classes OF low grade
butter. and if it does not wholly supplant,
il il likely to make interior and bat ~
made butter unremunetalive to the pro-
ducer and the dealer. Win the means
now at hand for sending butter to Eng
land in refrigerators, there is no reason
by our choice creamery should not COM
mand price equal to that paid for Swed-
ish and Normandy in the English markets.
For several years past the price OF but
ter has been gradually increasing in Eng
land, aud the highest grades have now
reached point that will enable exports
TO be made from this country at fair
compensation to the producer. A good
foreign market for our surplus butter is
an important element to the trade, rs 1t
renders prices steady. With the present
outlook, the prospect is that there will be
good home and foreign demand for
choice grades OF butter, while for the
lower grades the market never looked
more unfavorable, since oleomargarine
enters into competition with these sorts.
and can be produced more cheaply, and
will be preferred by that class OF consum-
ers with whom low price is a necessity.
Again. as oleomargarine can be substitu-
ted for butter by bakers and pastry cooks,
the demand for inferior buffers will be
likely to be affected in this direction.
1t is plain that our butter makers must
put forth all their Efforts TO produce extra
fine goods. as all inferior buffers do not
promise to pay the cost of production.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-04
Nonce 10 Creditors In Bankruptcy.
IN THE DIST RIOT COURT OF THE UNITED ArEs,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.

IN THE DIST RIOT COURT OF I HE UNITED ArEs,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter Cf Franklin |
Land and LuCler Company,
against " hon a petition for : In Bankruptcy.
adjudication III Bankruptcy
has bee filed.
At Portland, in said District, on the eth day OF
February, A. -. 1918.
hlSIRlCf OF MAINE, ss:-Cpon the motion of
IL W +. l.. DIllaway, OF Boston, 10 the County
OF SUFFOLK and Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,
Attorney for petitOning creditors in said case and
thereuato Gully authorized. that the said petition
for adjudca'lon IN bankruptcy filed against said
Franklin Land and Lumber Co. be dismissed
IL Is ordered upon reading he foregoing motion,
that personal nUtce be given to al creditors
named in schedules furnished for compo- ition
meeting ami also 10y publication in kennebec Jouf
nal, and that hearing viii be had herron upon
the first Monday OF March next at s z. NJ.
WIN L. PREBLE. JR.,
Dept. Clerk of the U, S. district Court for the
District OF Maine. ieb.O't2aw&w
KENNEBEC COUN1Y.-H PROBATE Court at
augusta, on the fourth Monday Of January, les
CERTAIN INSTRUMENTS purporling to be
| n the last will and testament OF Sarah Wade,
late OF Augusta in said COUNTY, deceased, having
been prest ntei Tor probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given In &c
weeks succt ssively prior to the fourth Monday OF
February Iext, IN the Daily kennebec journal, a
| ~spaper printed in Augusta, that all persona
inter esed may attend at a Court OF Probate then
to be hold, at Augusta, and show cause, If any,
why the SAID instrument should not be proved, APP
proved and allowed rs the last III ana testament
| OF the said deceased.
Fl. X. BAKER Judge.
Attest: CHARLES iiEwINs, Register. lcb9tdw
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BlackWOOdS Edinburgh MagaZine

Hs-These Reprints are NOT SELECTIONS; they
give he originals IN FULL and at about ONE THIRD
the price of the English Editions.
The latest advances and de- coveries in the arts
ard sciences, the recent additions to know &c in
every department of literature, and all The new
publications they issue from the press are fully
reported and discussed in the pages of these peri
adicIIs, III language at once clear, iorcible and
conn rehensive. The articles are commonly more
condensed ami full OF IN .ttec than the average
ooks oil the period.
TERMS FOR 1878 Includina PnstnpaN.
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