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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15
NEW ENGLAND NEWS.
Vermont.

Ozias Thompson Of East Nontpcl-
Ter who attempted suicide recently, is
much better and will probably recover.
Rev. Chauncy 3, Thomas, formerly
Of Massachusetts, has been installed
over the Congregational Church at
Baton.
Ex-Mayor Blolgott Of Burlington
has been appointed guardian Of Levi
Underwood. who has been one OF the
ablest and most brilliant lawyers OF
Vermont, prominent in politics, and
in 1851 Lieutenant Governor Of the
State. He is afflicted with sostening
Of the brain, induced BY drink ing
habits
During the temporary absence OF
Ithamer HadloGk from his residence
near North Troy, some unknown per
son entered the house and distracted
from desk in his Office over 5000 in
notes. No legal steps have as yet
been taken to ferret out the thief, and
no suspicious are fixed, private inqnir.
les are beiay mlie, bat without sac
cess. Payment has been stopped on
the notes, and the loss Of the notes
will not Of necessity involve any loss
A Castleton man has family Of sew
en- sons and three daughters: The old
est clHld Is not yet 81, aud each Of Tx
parents are less than 81 years of age
Mrs. John Hall Of Ludlow celebrat
ed her 99th birthday on Thursday by
an old Iadiea party, the acreage ag,
Of those present being 70 years.
Mrs, lIuliah Hook. over 80 year,
old Fletcher, oldest inhabitant, brok,
her shoqlier by falling from lonng
recently, and is not expected to recoy
cr.
A Worcester husban1maa carrie
the district school mistress to churcl
in sleigh, while his wife plod
through the snow on foot.
Judge Abbott ofDarnet continues to
fill in health, aud probably caanol
live many weeks.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15
TIE LATE POPE Plus TX.

We have to record the departure
from earth Of one who must ill one OF
the largest places ia the records of
lis age, and Of one who has more than
any other in all the history of Christ
cndom received divine honors. PoD2
Plus X, did not long survive his more
successful competitor for the tcmpo-
raj government Of Italy, the Lite Vie
tor EMMANUEL II. Concurrent with
the news OF the Russian occupation Of
Constantinople comes the information
long expected, often before received.
and as many times contvadic.ed. tho
death Of the Pope, whose reign ex-
tended over more years than any OF
his predecessors. The events of his
life are well known. Born Of a GOOD
family, in 1892 he began his classical
studies in the College Of Valteria. but
was forced to suspend them in 1903,
in consequence Of frequent epilcptic
attacks. But these decreasing in in
tensity he received the clerical iousure
in the following year. and was sent 10
Rome. Two years later he returned
home again. The French authorities
placed his name on the lists OF tie
Italian Guard, which was then boino
organized in Milan, but his iniirnitV
caused bin to be excused from mill
tary service. In a short time he was
encouraged to resume bis c!erca!
dress, and his epiIeptic attacks occur
ring less frequently, he was allowed
10 receive minor orders. The follow.
ing year, 1919, on personal appIca.
ton TO Plus VIII, lie obtained Der.
mission To receive priests orders
From this time his advancement was
very rapid he was in 1889 created
Cardinal, and on the death Of Greg.
Org XVI, unanimously elected Pore.
lie was first noticeable as an enthusi-
astlc retormer, appointing commits,
sloners to enquire into needed re-
forms, reducing his own household
expenses, abolisling all pensions mol
granted for great public services. i'm.
posing three years tax on sill bene.
fees and wealthy church corporations.
reducing taxes, chartering railroads.
opening free ports, stimulating man
ntactures and the formation Of agri
cultural societies, authorizing The
opening of reading rooms and me.
chanics' clubs, founding schools pat.
ronizing scientific congresses, proyil-
ing free lodging for the homeless
reforming ecclesiastical institutions
and inauauratinS measures for the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15

cultivation Of the land for the benefit
OF the poor. His reign is remarkable
for the number Of dog and mea-
sures inaugurated in its coarse. or
these might be classed the promulga-
tion Of the Syllabus of Errors, the
propoun!Irg as a doctrine of the
Church the faith OF the Immac.late
Conception OF the Virgin Mary, the
celebration in lS69-7O of the Council
Of the Vatican, aud tho adoption a. n
doctrine Of the Church lhe Iliailibiiity
of tie Pope. Or his character little
nael be said. Possessed OF fair abilt-
ties, with good intention, and an en-
thus astic, energetic ami conscicn-
ti0us spirit, he prosecuted his works
with an uniting carneslness. When
once convinced that lac was right.
soothing could control his inward i'm
pulse, a disposition adysntageously
for Ii success. RscuieScat in pace
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15
Ths Ers fish Policy.

We have n length a to,erably clear
though not very full, definition Of the
policy OF England in regard to the
Eastern question. The Chancellor Of
the Exchequer said on Friday night So
slnng, per op@, by Lord lIartington's
iatimation that the Government did
not know their own policy-jhat the
great change which had taken place
il Southeastern Europe was daily rec
ognized, and the Government only
ella lined voice in settling tho leoon-
struction. They we're in favor Of
opening the DarGaaelles to al ma
tons, leaving the question Of passage
of men-of-war to the Conference.
They rapndiated any desire to cripple
III development Of the Christian pop
ula:ions of Turkey, and they asked
for the vote OF credit simply to
strengthen their representation in the
Conference. All this must be regard
gardeI as unexcep ionabio IS filr it
goes. There is nothing in it about
holsterns up Turkey, and no mention
of grievances against Russia which
would justify hostile atLitu ie toward
her. In view Of these Official oxpl&.
nations the Liberals did well to yield
opposition us party and 10 leave The
responsibility OF dealing with the cri,
sis with the Government unhampercd.
What the Government can do und I
the.circumstances is, however, another
question. The military control2ofthe
,xigency is for the present complate-
" in the hands of the Russians. Ii
possession is nine points Of tie law,
1T is q still g eater advantage in VIZ,
Russia may be said to be within three
days Of fIlIjPossessionf Of CONSTANT
nople. since she is only required to
give not &c of that length before TAX
ing the fna!l,s.ep in her long and tri-
umphant march from the Prnth last
April. She has, in short, made the
military part Il the matter all snug
and tight, and ROW she is rea " for
conference. 1t will be easier for
England, as well IS for the other
Powers, to accept the situation SO
marked out by thc Russian .Bayonct.
and to try negotiations Oh the basis
of accomplished facts, than to reopen
strife. The. prospect just now, there
0ro is more ASSURING than it hes been
for some time, Tor it is not likely that
new causes viii arise, unless they are
supplied by the utter failure oil the
Conference to compose the present
difficulties,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15
4 Isemedy that Never Fails.

Henry e Johnson's Arnica and Oil
LinimenL is an external remedy for
man or beast, for caring Wound.,
Spraias, Strains, Sores, cats, Bruises,
Burus and Ulcers Of every kind, in
GLIDING SKIN Diseases generally; and
while its application Is harmless and
never painful, It's effects are most
wonderful. As a FAMILY LINN 4Ng
it meets the wants Of every house,
hold. Warranted to satisfy all who
use it..
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15
Washington Waits.

' ~ AACo4tNiab " ittfACt SUI 10Y
error Smythe OF New hampshire
were guests at the family dinner at
White House tie other day.
President Hayes visited the Public
Printing Office aud Biudecy on Sat
urdsy, and was much gra,iacl by
the ap learaaue Of this large establish
me1lt.
Gen. Buffers friends say that be
viii speak at length Gu the silver
question when tue Bland Bill gets
back into the House and make his DO.
sit,on acceptable to the working men
OF his district. lie will advocate
gold and silver as coin, but paper It's
a currency preferable to both.
The Iowa Congressman are dis
granted because eA.Representatiye
Williamson, of that State, was not
appointed an agricultural ex ert to
tie Paris Exposition, and Pi-rce NJ.
i. Young Of Georgia was appointed
as cotton expert. Youn2's name
appears in the Investigation of the
District Ring rs n partlcipator in the
| profits Of the Real Estate Pool.
All The charges against Door keeper
! Polk have not been sustained, but tAe
latest evidence elbows thni be has been
pooling salaries and changing names
about on the roll without regard for
law. Thee is no douH that he went
into Office oyerbuydened with obl;ga-
tons, and that lie has resorted to
these Illegal and irregular ways to
meet them. 1t has not been proved
that he has. any connection with the
lobby.
The silver men are getting troubled
about the fate of what Senator Hill
properly named ''tha pickpocket bill"
Much curiosity is expressed as to the
course Senator Conkling Will take
should he speak, "a he probably will
Senator Jones Of Nevada has made
preparations for an elaborate speech
sustaining his side of tac Question
and he is confident that should the
bill be passed the President will sigr
| ii.
Secretary Egarts was not present
on Saturday at the interview at the
State Department between NJ. Foster,
oar Minister to Mexico, and the mem.
bers Of the House Committee on For.
eign Affairs. MI. Foster commenced
a narrative OF the present condition
Of affairs in Mexico, and he described
his own experience st the polls there
and said that there were very great
frauds III tda election of Diaz. Mr.
Foster Witnessed some polls where nc
votes we're cat, yet q return was
made the next day Of three or fout
hundred for Di2z.
Seyenteen weeks have elapsed since
the meeting Of the present Congress
and no appropriation has as yet been
made Tor replacing the rool Of the
Patent Office, destroyed BY lire in Sep
TENDER. A temporary roof now keeps
the rain out, but It would lie swept
away by aseYerc storm. The attcn,
ton Of the Democratic majority in the
House has repeatedly been called tC
this matter, and it has been the more
desirable that the permanent rooI
should be commenced because il
would give employment to The desti,
tnte maehanics and laborers. But
while there has been no acton Oh this
necessary work, an appropriation for
The Improvement Of The navigation OF
The Red River was rushed through
both houses and enacted.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15
~ CHANCERY.-MAncH TERN. ISIS.

NcHAScERY,-MARcH TERN, 1873.
sFAsE OF VERMONT,
Essex County.
Ausuu Fi-i W.. Jas Erov> & 20.
Wptrats. An-on fiskc 90 nngrrui.- Tn the
t"uNy q tra.tln, Hi.d tate uf Soy hump-
2 f-. hrs uiei Do thr Es-cN County tlef., b
niise hiS petition settling forth, iu sab stance
t.i,t Janss u Brown % Lancaster. ia gre
on ihc -il day GO Ai1y a. %. 1876, dGly tNcrH'-
3 ca 20 Henry iivywaal "a mut-u-e deed. ut
+ etltun secs nt laui b. Nsl trraUf, iu -alF
county 90 E~-"v. aud State uf Vermont. o.
VII: -ois luishrrr. u; a5i So. hi- i5i 20:
2tf p; %; %: -. -. o.: 81: so: o.: So: o.: l
anu ii; ,tll iH t.r Third tl~ pa ia said Maids
tone, cniill inucd Tor The pIym'n; oI @ prIm-
i-Nniy note cot tac SAIL Janes q. Brown. for
twelve Luudrrd dollars, berrug date witl
lh' mot gage d'.I uisr. said, lHt-shla 10 said
f Haywood or order on aakaH with interest
ahhutilI; trii tiiHrc WIS paid uu slla nn."
june ID. lSs' thc sum Cf savCIty-twp dollars
unl ou Use - day OF July. 1915, the sum uI
sefeniFihrer dollars, aai tho balance o.
tuil note with line interest thereon ac .'Vue,i
. ls H3F lA'iiy dIa Hul owing ami lHs not been
F gan according to the tenor aud effect %. fHr
f same; thar 'f.Vr lIT execution au-i delivery al
7'i" u''' amt gage afId Hey wool for .
tui t"t'd S.ul nlte ID the orator. who is tnt
+ sole owner thereof pil ct The inCitHgE
I Ui,fr+ail. EiveA to secure tNr siiir".
luur nttupv further shows tilt ri Dr. 10 sal g
f % dnv or Nav, 1871 10 wa: On tht 2ist dgg
F tt Nav, Is =, tae defendant cNecuiaa morg
Ascot certain portions or thE whole ur IN.
/ above d-s'rot! promises tW y. l., PUriG g'UE
+ ANA j. r.. BElicr, butn of Portland, ia The
! state OF Maine, whereHt the sud Hu-irr g.
/ hH" l.C sole owner as The orator is iu.n"m"r
aul heliav That ON tbs lrh ti.ty OF Marcu
/ lsH. the defendant made mortgage OF th-
/ NhniT orr some portions OF the same prem;s-
/ IS teJ#co" btnton 50! IAucasihf in lhc COM
4 iyoi Coos ami stilt- of New H1m 15hire; huf
/ MhetHer mare Is now anything uua on either
I OF Sall last named mortgages, The orator has
. hnkhnWle re or bplteL
! y ntt since Stid 2ld day OF Way, 1871, the de
/ Irnuanl mas executed the following named
/ Ht"ItEI&LS o. ihe SANE promises or paris
/ thrrto" 20 VII: iSt TO Ahet Beultnlin OF
/ "H!idH3u ~ sui county OF Essex dated Soy
! elnoei -. 1919. 2nd. Fo Asa Hatch OF North
/ U.hgci'dul IN The county OF. COOS ana state
| 81 New Hampshire. now deceased datcf
January 30, 1871. 3rl- 70 j1cnb Benton Of
| Lancaster IN the cnlnty of Zoos at rtsaid,
Gat, November 10. 1915 anl the aIatof AYERS
( tll' st'a mortgage 10 Asa Hutch passed with
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15
Newspaper Decisions.

!. Any pHrs'n who takes n PAPER re E8lsriy
from the post oliae, whether directed 10 his
name or nuothcts. or whether he has sub
sorioed or not, Is rssf.o1s.sls far he pay7IsHt
?. ia pcIsoa orders hi5p2p-v discontinued
he must Pay an lrrc1Tagrs, or the pahHsHcr
may c1uu1rH s'e scgd 30 until payment is
made. anI cl!irct the whole smCult whether
The paper is sisen from the office or not.
3. The Courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers anil parlO itcals fsom tic
post o'ic,, removing uad letyils them un
called for, is Fr.aI .cIc.o evidence OF intcn.
ttonal fraud.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15
Special Business Notices.
A Word TO CIergymen.

Friend, stop that cough! Do not
neglect a Common Cold even for q
day. Ut may end in Consumption
and death. Rev. N. Ii. Downs
ELlxgg has cured thousands, both Old
and young; aad It will cure you, If
taken freely and in season. This
Elixer has been before the American
people roRTY-sIx YEARS, and has new
er failed to give relief to all who have
used it. 1t has won its way by Ac-
TUAL SERVICE, until il has become a
household friend in thousands OF our
best families. Regular physicians use
and Recommend it. Clergymen and
public speakers are its best patrons,
Railroad employees, much exposed &c
colds, coughs, etc, should always use
it. Farmers, Lawyers, Merchants
and everybody, old and young, speak
highly in its praise.
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Ike object of the reduction ;


She object OF tho publishers in making thls
great rcdutHU ia price fr9u former rates is
10 place TIE BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL
within the reach of every person who desireA
q Newspaper OF its CLASS, fhe reduction sBi.
braces siugle Subscribers aud club. The
Publishers OF the journal have always avoid
od the unsatisfactory plan OF securing latEs
circulationhy offering premiums. they hSve
allowed their rcEuCrs to purchase their own
chrOmCs and pincbback watches, nre'crrinE
to win and retain reuders by making h pa
per interesting and attractive, giving tRe
equivalent direct for The money paid ~ the
subscribers. SPECIMEN copies seut On april.
cstion h1-Ail remittanceS should be Nv
FoSt Ofllce Order, Registered Letters or EaRk
Check. Address, Publishers Of the
BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL,
y SSl WASH NsToS sT, pCsTeE, Mass.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15
TX CuANCRRY. -MARCH TERN, 1878.
STATE OF VEhMoNT,
Essex County, }

Essex County, }
Jas u. Ball, vs.. WIN. Byers.
Whereas, james -. Bah of Concord. in the
county of Essex and state of Vermont, has
fled in the County CLERKS onice his petition
setting forth that VIM. Byers then Of SAID
Concord. now OF parts unknoWn; on the th
day OF September A.D.,' ls35 duly executed
TO EnOch q. lilton mortgage deed OF GER
tain land 0ad premises Ia concord aforesaid
describeS ~ follows: Being all and the same
land and buildings decided to the said VIM.
Hyers by he said Enoeh q, Til'cn on the 9th
dag OF september 4. ID 1876, conditional Tor
the payment of eleven promissory notes gu
OF even date with said mortgage, execute" by
the said VIM. ByCrs aud all male payable TO
lluOCh q. piiton or bearer, with interest an
nn9lly; the first OF sud notes for two nun
bred and cigt ty.eight dollars; the OthcrnOtes
tor two hundred dollars each. The first note
made pay able April S. 1877; the second note
payable sept 8. 1871; the third note payable
| sept. y. 1873; the fourth note payahie sept. y
la.e; the attn note payable ut ., lSoOi tue
sixth note payable Sept. 8, 1881; the seventh
EotC payable Sept q, iSS1; the eighth note
| payable SEPT o, 1873; The ninth note payable
| sept, ,, 1855 The tenth note payhDle sept, y
| 1853; me clcVeath note payable sept. y, lSSj
! Tue first two notes and tire interest on al
| of said notes is now justly dueand owing and
! has not been padacco"ding ~ the eHeeI ol
| the same: SAID notes aud mortgage hnEeheeu
| sold. assigned and delivered to the petitioner
| and the petitioner would further show that
| the premises are inadequate security Tor the
/ payment Of said notes, ant prQys that shotl
/
| creed; aud that the equity OF redemption O
| the said WIN. Byers In the premises may b'
! fOrccl0 ed agreeably the act % diminish the
| expenses OF iorecloSing mortgages ~ equity
| Aud il being made TO appear that the saf
| William Byers is residing ont OF this stat
ana that subpoena cannot be served on him
/ therefore notice IN hereby given to himand h,
! - hereby required to appear before the cour
! OF Chancery mex. 10 be heldut Gtildhall with
| IN and for sad county Of ~ eX. on the q
! InesdHy of March, 1873, then aal there t(
4 . n Al
and DEGREES ma le therein, Aud the petition
OF Is direc' ed tn clusc this or icra q tie sub
stance OF said pct ton to be published thte,
AID, ancwspaper published IL Island Pond
| IN the town OF Brighton IN said county o
ESSEX, the last of which publication 20 b al
! least twenty DAYS previous to sand 81 Tues
day Of Nuuch, a ~, 1s1S
Dated AT Guildhili, this lst day OF Feb 1877,
CHARLES u. BENTON, Clerk.
A. NICHOLS, Solicitor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15

Bakers Mandrake Bitters will Ger
talnly cure you. IL you have amy
difficulty, Indigestion, Constipation,
pain in the right side, Try these Bit
tcrs at once, AMI zee how MACH good
you cen receive for - cents Billy
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,ssIs>E.'5 SALE Avcrioyl

92la 'l---.s SALE AT AlJIlDNl
WI b' sold ~ p'h'ic auction. at the hotel
in West conHori Won Tars say, the Ifih
day u rc3rp try. 1875, - o'clock IN t.s 81 m s--
noon The ipliOwiug p.oosr.y, viz; The tIi'o
VI MA rs t4In. situate - a9 uit 1He mite fTnu
TIE village az WEST Concord. Loi MOI M th..
ian '1n9-, VITA b-ltlIugs thereon. 10 b-iug
ihr aniae place. Also para of lot So. .. in
tho ietl range. htu< tIs AOriE..u!y haf az
the lO cputalniHg ui,alt % l,rts.
Also, VIII sell 81 The safse lime and place,
s1it MILO Williams interest iu q crr4ufu
piece Ct 'HnA Ia LYMAN. =. H.. where Azut.
l"s iliHHS now lives AMI Cr 'upips. % h-fnr
hlit Interest io said laui5 al Inc death ul
said Azlrids Williams
5. iNiALLs, Assignee.
west Concord, Vt, January 81, 1873.
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Aud so much Of said lands will be sold VI
public auction at the law oiIian OF d. S. storrs
in said Brighton GA the 2Sth dag ct February
next, at nne O'Clock in the aftern Don, as Shall
he requisite to diachar;e said taxes with
costs, unless Dravi0I sly paid.
DA-ed ut Brighton, this 23ri day of January
4. d., 1873
g. W. LANG,
Collector Of taxes OF The town OF Bri ghtos.
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NOTICE

This is to notify all whom It NAV concern.
tlat there viii BE- an auction in the Methodist
Episcopal Church &c Iuneuburg, ON the mn
day of March next at Ten O'Clock Il. N, for tie
purpose of selling slps No. 1889 II - Il
II Is 20 % % 26 20 q 81 81 30 43 and q. at
which time and place said slips win be sold
to the highest bidder 10 satisfy a TAX assessed
on said slips for repairs ofchnrch.
Lunenburg, Vt. Fcb. 4, 1878.
HIRAM a. CUTTING Collector.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15

The Editors Of Tho journal viii as In the
past, embrace thu discussion Of topics 81 rre-
lcSl interest.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15

EuIleiyh's letters, which are admitted 10 be
newsy and Interesting, VIII sppear. 80.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-15

gloss and freshness of youth. him
hair is thiekened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a Esw
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with q pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous
It's occasional use will prevent the hal
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents tho forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so I'M
clearly and offensive Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C, Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical ChenaisSas
e LOWELL MASS.
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NOTICE TO SELL REAL ESTATE OF LEW
~ Is HALL, EECE NSED,
STATE OF VERMONT, }

{
Essex District,
Ia Probate Court, held at Gulldhall. in and
for said district, on the 9Th day of February
A D., 1878.
Mrs Almira D. IslI, Administering OF the
estate of Lewis nan. late OF Maidstone, in
SAIL district, deccH- cd. Inll;0s application to
said Court TOR license 10 sall all OF tna re Il
estate OF said DECEASED. Inctuling HON astead,
denver, all raversiOu and interest therein f.:
representing that the sale thereof would be
beneficial to all concerned; that after pay
ing debts and charges of administration, the
balance may be placed ut interest or Invested
in other real estate.
WhereIpon, 1t is ordered by sail Court +,
tn t said application be referred to II session
thereof, to be held at the Probate Office, in
said G Iillhall, ON The - day of February, A.
ID. ,-oiS for hearing and decision thereon
And il is further ordered that notice hereof
be Given to all persons interested by publca-
ton Of the same, Lhreb weeks suco. s~iveIy in
The Essex County HERALD, printed at Island
Pond, previous TO said tins appointed for hear
ing
VIM. II IIARTSHORN, Judge.
4 true copy of record. attest.
VIM. II. IIARrSHORN, Judge.
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SPECIAL FEATURES.
How IT BECAME A New FAEM."
Tettcre from Abroad :

/ mr. EDWARD KING. win contiNue hts ser
] tee nj 1ctfrrs from abroad. Re ill r. nTsss sat
lthe Journal in the Paris exhibition In 1873.