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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

IMroEriNr DECI-IoN.- John Leach of
Pawlct was few weeks ago placed in jail
on a warrant issued by Judge Bromley of
Castleton for disobcying an order Of the
Probate Court in that district Mr. Leach
was brought before Judge Redficld Of the
Supreme Court on writ Of hdJeas cOrpns and
lac discharged the respondent on the ground
that the statutes do not confer on the Pro
bate Court the authority to commit for con
tempt, and that il would practically take
away the right of appeal to "a higher court
and also imprison for debt which is express
" forbidden by the statute. The closing
paragraph of Judge Rcdfield's decision is US
follows Ii is claimed that this stipend to
the widow is neccsSar- for her support,
and unless compliance with the order
is compelled, she and her little ones would
starvc, and the manuscript opinion of the
Supreme Court, denying appeal in this case,
is referred Ia. The Inconvenience of the
parties must certainly he very great Ia
authorize the court TO override II positive
statute But in that case the court decided
that the right Of appeal, in such case was moi
given; in this case it is claimed that The
power is 10 he enforced afirmdticClg to i'm
prison the debtor. because the necessity of
the case would render such summary power
to imprlson very convenient | think this
claim in direct conflict with the case in re-,
Bingham, 32d Vt, without precedent and at
war with the general legislation and policy
of the State denying and prohibiting immis-
Oumpnt for debt
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in Pennsylvania and really renovated that
State.
The West It the miracle Of timc-hls grown
with the rapidity of the mushroom and the
snlidity Of the oak. California is coming up
Her mines are getting emptied. Mining is
gambling. The hest gold mine is that found
under IA potato hill. The hest mining in
dustry is that followed with Il hoe. The
ovcrgrown farms are being subdiyided. As
to the Chinese. | don't believe if you would
take the Irish from San Francisco YOU would
hear one word of grumbling about the Chinese
They are the clcanest people present COM
pany excepted laughter the most indus
trious and the kindest They thrive where
Americans would starve. Let the Chinese
come; and as to the.r heathcnism, if any
American sect cant fight that it had better
20 under.
The South is coming up. The prospect
there is better than at any time since the
war and the people are behaving better. |
never had so much hope of the South as to-
day. | have wondered that its people took
the thing 50 coOlly when ignorant and unprin-
ciplcd black and white men were packing its
legislatures and robbing its treasures. Let
US thank God and take courage When the
present generation has passed away there
VIII bt no lTpublt at inc 0bAtlH W Z WI Ill
he united and there will he only political eX-
element TO liqueiy jellied blood.
The community that works on credit will
have a revulsion about every fifteen years.
Our last one was precipitated by the war
But new period has now dawned for the
country. Industry is reviving and business
improving. We are upon the threshold Of a
period of prosperity such as it never yet en-
tered the heart Of man to conceive. Now is
| the time to spread the sails of business-and
in ten years from now we will all be in debt,
again, for such is the course Of our sanguine
hopeful, onterprising Yankee nation.
count this day among the pleasant ones
OF my remembrance have often visited
the State and found here many warm friends
My to me all too brief visit hcrehas been one
of great enjoyment. extend to you my
thanks for your patience and attention.
Loud applause.
At the close of the address the crowd dis
pcrsed and Mr. Beecher took the express
train for the White Mountains
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

In thc district court of the United States for h'
District OF Vermont. In Re james T.. Wilder,
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy. No. 9tn. District al
Vermont.
SIR:-Notlce Is hereby given that a petition hl-
been fled III -Iid tuufi. bN James l.. Wilder, ui
Franklin. IN SAID DISTRICT ,iul, declared bankrupt
under the Act Of Congress Of Mauh ~. -GI, Tor i
iSchaTge AMI certificate thereof rom ali ms debts
and other claims prnvihr under ~aii Act. Gn.l fh!i
the 9Th dly OF O,ohrr l>s9 al 2ocn'k r. IN. h'fuft
the Hon IiDyt II. Wheeler Judge uf sand CONT. ~
the / :. Court Rooms III Burlington. Is assigned for
the hearing uf the same when ant where all cred
Iturs who have proved their dchtS, Hud other per
sans IA interest NAV attend and show r.iiHt II any
they have HhV The PRAYER Of SAID pti,lpn Ehpii!i
not H. granted.
$50 u D. SMAllLl, CLERK.
-N:W
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~ kftNi.IsE pIGN.

In the nstnr; CONT al tbs t'niird States fnr The
D.-IIII uI NrimnnI-ln lie. Samuel II. Nwasry.
Bankrupt IA Einknpi,y- No 80. District al
Vermont.
SR-N"iirr - herein p.>cn thai = petition ha-
been l..i IA -iii count, i,y Samuel II. SwI-rN. uf
Berlin. IN ~tId district. tiulV declared hank
Tupt under the Art OF congress Ui March 81 i-h.,
I,T discharge and CcIincatr thereof. from
all his debts and other claims Pruvahc under
sail Act. AMI that the IN dIy OF October, lS,s NJ
urlDsk p. IN, before the Hon. Hoyt u. Wheeler.
Judge uf SAID count. AT the l. :. Court Rooms. III
Burlington, Is assigned Tor the hearing ui the same,
when ana where all creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons IA interest. may
attend ana show cause, II any they have. MhN the
prayer al said petition should moi he granted.
Dated Al burlington, on the 18Th day Jf August.
1879. Il. Il. SMAlLEA, CLERK
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skin AMI Scalp Diseases should b. treated eXter-
nally with CUTICrRA, assisted 10y the tUTlIURA
soar, and REsOLVEST taken internally. until cured
and for some time afterwards. While the HumOTs
are confined to the Blood AMI TO not show them
selves on the surface, the kESOLNESr alone VIII
speedily drive them from the system. The 1ICJ RA
REMEDIES MfIllibly cure the most lnathsone cases
of ScroiulOus and SKIN anl Scalp HumOrs. a.
Il atirStrd hy hundreds of unsolicited Testimonials
in our possession.
Prepared los Weeks \ Potter. Chemists and Drug
gistS, ..6D Washington 81. PbSton Mass. and for
sale by all Druggists AMI Dealers. Prire Of CCTI-
CCRA, small boxes, 50 cents, large boxes contain
ing two and One-haf times the quantity Of small.
81. RESOLvEST. q per bottle. CUTICURA soar. -
cents per cake: 10y mail. 20 cents cakes - cts.
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IN HANhIiIPTIY.

In the District Court OF United States, for me
District OF Vermont In Re Charles Green, Rank
rupt in BANKRUPTCY. No. sS6. Dlslrl'i Oi Vermont
SIE-Noticc is hereby given that petition mas
been nlri IN said Corn 10y Charles Green. al
.tnnnan. ~ said DI-tIi,t, duly declared nnni.
rupt under the Act OF Congress OF March "a led',
for discharge and certificate thereof from AL ms
debts and other claims pruyahlc under SAID Act
and thai the eth dag nf Octuhcr, l-.9, al o'clock
D. H.. before the Hon. lloy; II. Wheeler, Judge oi
said Court. Al the L. :. COuu Rooms in Burlington,
il assigned for the hearing ui the Siihc when and
where all creditors who have proved their iie'if=
and other persons IN interest, NAV attend ana
show cause u any they have why The prayer ul
said petition Sinull not he granted.
Dated At Burlington. On The I'D lay Of August l>,9
gw3w - Il. NMAlIEN. clerk
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NEEGENSEs - Last Wednesday Il man
about 40 years of age andapparently a tramp
entered this city and when nearthe residence
Of eN-Mayor John ID. Smith was unable 10
proceed further from exhaustion. lie was
taken in and phySiciln srnt for and the
authorities soon had him removed 10 the
poor house farm, where he was attended by
the doctor the next day. Soon after, how
ever, he died without giving any name or
place of residence or friends On his person
WAS found a Catholic Bible and IA few other
valuahles, but no clue TO his identity. 1t is
thought by some that in this land Of plenty this
poor creature actually starved Ia death, he
coming so weak before reaching here that his
life could not he saved. 1t is said that as
the poor man WAS fcrhly moving down our
streets stranger to all. the wife Of prOmi-
nent citizen overheard him moan out, ''Oh,
my God ! what a world this is, | am starry
ing :" He was buried on Saturday by the
town. Rev. +. :. Fisher performed the last
sad services.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

DAINIEH'S MANUAL Il"u-e and sign painting.
l granting, vanishing, polishing halsnlnlnlliG'
pIpeTng lettering. staining gliding. tie. 81 cts.
Book of Alphahet-, 90 cts. scrolls and ornaments.
81. Furniture and Cabinet funisher. 81 cts. Watch
maker and Jeweler, jUcts carpenter. "nctS Horse
sheer. - rts Sudpmlkrr. - cts. CANDY nlaker. 80
cts. Baker, 81 ct- JlInirTmst, 81 cts. OF book
sellers or 10y mai. JESSE HANEN \ CO.. ll9
Nassau ~. v \. Aug29-~wGn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

The END OF SUMNER summer Of
1879 is practically at an end though we may
yet have few days of sultry weather, and
are pretty sure 10 have many warm autumn
DAYS. that are as charming and cXhilara;inc
as the best or brightest of the summer. 1t
has been a season OF marked and sudden
changes of weather, with very severe storms
and many warm spells, though On the whole
a mast comfortable season. The season has
been an uncammonly healthy one, and this
result was undoubtedly due To scveral causes.
among which were the comfortable weather,
the abundance and chcapness of berries and
other fruits, and of vegetables, the gen
eral employment of the laboring classes,
which enabled them 10 purchase suitable
food. and the ability of 81 many to enjoy the
cheap excursions provided. In the business
world there has been activity and on every
hand evidence Of returning prosperity. The
railroad and steamboat lines have carried
crowds of passengers. Although September
is the most charming month of the year in
the country. the Summer visitors are coming
back in throngs, and the schools begin next
week; hut those who can will lingcr few
weeks Isnger TO enjoy the bracing air, the
fine scenery, the grand mornings and even
ings of early Autumn.
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TTI,>TEX niI,,s,s CsT,TT.

STATE OF VERMONT. } The Honorable the
- .. q Probate, t"uit for The
hi'i''' "' '''' 'h'''' pt-turt nt 'hltirudtn
To all persons utrg,. ted IA the estate Of E"lI-lr
Irish i4Ir vi Milton. IN SAID District. deceased
GREETISG.
WHEREAS, sad out has assigned The ION 'i.il
of September, ls.g, Tor The settlement o
the account Ut the administrator and ORDERED
that public noicc thereof he gwen To al
persons Interested IN said estate. hN publishing ihl'
Gruar three weeks succrssiVcy previous To the daN
asst gIie In the Burlington FREE Press printed IL
Burlington, Ia said District:
,'arefOre yOn are hereby notified To appear AT the
p.,i,, mt Rooms in Burlington, on the iay AS
.i,,n.J th,u ,, there 10 contest The allowance OF
aid account II YOU s,t ''nie AMI 10 establish y"ul
rsht AZ heirs lrgaIrc- ana LAWFUL claimants "l
SAID residue. .-,,
GIVEN under M, hand fh- ION diy Of Aue1is'
A.D. ls.9. Il. :. TAFT. Register.
SW.;N
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

THE Central Vermont Railroad brought in
to town last Thursday one hundred and forty
crowded cars. or about eight thousand five
hundred people The Burlington and La.
noble road brought in five hundred; and
with the great numbers that went to the Park
from this city by boat, carriage and rail, the
attendance at the picnic must have number
ed considerably over ten thousand.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05
NOTICE OF SI.ySTIENENT AND Ap-
IIICATION FOR DI>TRIBs TISN.

ESTATE OF HARRY r. MOTT.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court
pI;reiCr OF GRAND Isle, -, IN e,iJ 6str,rt an
the 18th ,lay of August. \. u. ls,9.
David y. Sweet. administrator of the estate oil
Harry H. Mott. late OF Alhurgh. IA said district
deceased presents his administration account fof
examination and allowance, and makes aspiration
for decree of distribution AMI partition OF the
estate of said deceased. Whrreupun II i ordered
hy saul court that said account and said Application
he referred tn a session thereof. tu he held at the
probate Office III SAID North Hero ON The 9Th day ni
September, \. II. lS.9. for hearing ami dtciSlo
thereon: And n Is further ordered that notice
hereof he given to all persona Interested. by pub
LEGATION OF the three weeks successfully IN the
Burlington Free Press. a newspaper published al
Burlington. prev IuuS Ia SAID time appointed for
hearing thai they may appear ~ said time and
place, anI show cause, II any they have why said
arruul.i should not he allowed, AMI such decree
made. i}y the Court.
Attest CIIAS b. RI SSEIL,
Sv3W Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

The owners of the Ausable Chasm are about
to put in apparatus for returning boats will
passengcrs from the lower end of the canor
10 the upper in mid air, by hydraulic power
This will afford tourists a novel round trip
down through the Chasm by water, ant
back in mid air, without leaving the boats.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

The science of photography has been car
ried to such perfection that fourteen. mega
tives of an athlete were lately taken while he
was executing a single somersault, and each
showed him in a new position.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

THE Ransom Guards of st. Adams have
accepted an invitation to visit the First New
Hampshire Regiment in camp at Manchester
on the 10th and 18th of September. They
will leave St Alhans on the morning of the
10th, remain in Manchester over night, anC
rnfIrrn ON the nvnninr of The 11fh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

The largest AMI most complete stock al carriages
Iud Slrirh~ this part ct the country viii be found
/ AT Browns Repository, Burlington. VI Sales-room
on -. Paul Street Just below the Van Ness House,
Consisting OF two and three Spring canopy Top
and ENtJntiOn Top PhaetOns. suie bar and side
spring Top AMI ua-.op BugleS, Concord ant two
seated Wagons. Jump Seats. etc, etc.
All orders promptly attended tn.
fhry are OF every desirable VARIETY. Of the very
best manufacture Ind ct the latest ant most stylish
design.
do not sell on commission. neither do nave my
goui> consigned 10 ne. buy Tor cash and sell for
cash Gr lis eI.,ta sI.f. w prife. ale slia lower
Than ever before. AMI sh! continue II sell, 4uatfS
CONSIDERED. Tor prlcc~ that tri, .ti o.mpe'iGn-
MA BUSINESS
Thankful Tor past LiNl.s. >tdI SOLICIT a tOntIHu-
aurr Vt the sane. IL II BROWN
Burlington. April -. l~.a-wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

THE following are among the recent ap
pointmcnts of postmasters in this State
George f. Field AT Ferrisburgh, Arthur w
Britton al North Pomfrct and y. b. SaflorC
at White River junction.
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MERCHANTS about the city report the pros
poets of lively Fall trade unusually bright,
and arrangements are being accordingly made
10 supply the demand.
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Travellers, Guide.

TRAINS ARRIVE At BURLINGTON.
From the Nsrth $40 and ll:lO a. M and las, 535
and .;a5 p. m.
From the East 10y Central VI. r. r., 5:25 and lilo
a M and l:.5 and SOS p. III.
From the south. 4:2J and $40 a. m. and 2:45, isO
and i-lO p. III
From the East. by Burlington 4 Lamollle r. r.,
ll:p0 a. IN. ami 6:lN y. m
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Going North and West 49,. $40 and 1920 m, and
l2:lO 2:45. 442 and 1:lo p. M.
Going East hy Central Vi. Il. r.. I:+n, 1920 g. m,
aud 1910. 80. I:42 ami i:lo p. IN.
Going south 5In and l1:l2 a m; l:35, $40 and .55
p
Going East by Burlington Lamoille h. r., 6.45 a.
~. and IA p. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

The HARVEST MooN.-The moon. which
known as the harvest moon The name has
probably arisen from the fact that certain
astronomical phenomena, which occur about
the harvest season, make the light of this
moon Of especial advantage TO the farmers in
gathering their crops, During the week in
which the moon is full about the harvest
time, she rises every night sooner after sun
set than during any other fun moon week in
the year, and for number of nights with
less difference Of time, or more Immediately
after sunset than at any other period of the
wear
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

CUTICURA REMEDIES

Have done Tor lie what hundreds OF dollars spent
on other remedies have failed - d1, AMI do not
hesitate to recommen nj them first class Articles.
Yours truly. MAXI BEANN-AN-
Carbonate. Pa, Dee. go, ISIS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

TnE next annual State Convention of the
Y. NJ C. A., is TO he held in this city on the
sth. 9th and 10Th of October
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ANNIvERsARY OF rHE BATTLE OF PLATTs-
EURGH. Arrangements are nearly perfect
ed for grand celebration on this occasion
The Port Henry Militia Company, the Bur
leigh Corps Of Whitehall, and the Malone
Guards are expected to be present and par
ticipate in the grand parade and review.
About 500 will be- given in prizes in hose
races, athletic sports, and National sculing
match, open 10 all professional and amateur
oarsmen in the United States and Canada.
Arrangements will be- made to run cxcur-
sions trains from Whitehall to Plattsburgh
and return, and greatly reduced rates of fare
will be offered by all railroad and steamboat
lines leading 10 Plattsburgh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

The PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURG Fore
CLOSURE CAsEs-The foreclosure cases upon
the first and preference mortgages OF Tho
Portland and Oglensburg railroad came he
fore Chancellor Powers Thursday. pursuant
to adjournment from July Goth No add
tional evidence had been taken, and counse
for Amherst College announced they Shout,
submit to such decree as the trustee asked
for Judge Poland. trustee, claimed the
foreclosure of both mortgages, and the chan
crllor granted the same The lien claimants
bill was dismissed pre- t0rmd, and sevcra
parties entered an appeal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

REV. c. A. NorEY, for six years pastor Of
the Baptist society At West Brattleboro, has
accepted a call to Charlotte.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

BONNER has bought Rarus, the famous
trotter, for $50, 0O5. At such low prices as
this any one can afford to buy u fast horse.
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miscellaneous:
(qticura
BLOOD AND SKIN HINORS.
SPEEDILY, PERMANENTLY, AND FCoSoN,II,
CURED Bi The CrTICIRi REMEDIES WHEY
ALL OTHER KNOWN MEDICINES AND
METHODS OF TREATMENT PAIL

ScroiulOus lc,!S and sores. AbSt -S-e- MIlk Leg,
Fever sores Eryslpelas Sores, Old Sores and Dis
charging Wounds, BOilS CIrhuncleS and Blood In
puriurS. which manifest themselves by bursting
through the SKIN and eating deep INFO the flesh.
when treated internally by the CUTICCRA RESOI-
VENT and externally with the CtTICCRA and CUTI-
cukN soar, rapidly heal and disappear. Salt RheUm
or Eczema. letter. RingwOrTn PSoriasil Icprosv
BarberS Itch and all Scalv and Itching Erpti0ns Of
the skin. Scalp, Head, Dandrun. and all Irritating
and itching HumOrs Of the Scalp. which cause the
Hair to become, dry, thin and Hfeless and result in
Premature Badness arc permanently cared 10y the
CCTICCRA REMEDIES.
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Weary sufferer from RheU-
mLilsm. Neuralgia. Weak
and sore Lungs. Coughs and
Colds, Weak Back, Weak
Stomlrh and Bowels, Dys-
pepsia, Female Weakness,
IN the LOins and Back. nv
over the pit of the Stomach,
Ague Pains. Bilious Cole,
| protect the system from a
Aug ls-mu, thurAwly
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TnE FALL TENN BEGINS SEPT II.
The rrciurairrN department IN THIS -chnpl d,
specially liipt, 10 the course al study Ilir-I, NJ
The uiyrt-ify ui Vermont.
limited number 81 u"u-rr- lrrt l.upu5 1911 %,
received
Trr iu1hrI Information .prlv 70
6 J NIGEE.
Suli Ciy rui,lrr Schools
Burlington, .iuI, 18Th, I-.9.
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HINTS REMEDY
has cured hundred.
who have been giVcI
up hy PHYSICIANS. !
clcInSC~. EilrilirS ans
strengthens the who'll
- stem. All who use !
enjoy good health. On.
trial wIllconNincr You
send Tor Pamphlet L
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THEY ARE THE BEST.

C5li,rn.cR Enclosed you will find q q. and wish
Won would send me another dozen OF your COLLINS
NOLrAIC PLAsTERs By the above you will see III al
can do something help Others in some way II
Der who have tried your plasters who had given out
tat AL plasicrs were good for nothing. and now Join
with me iaat they the best they have tried.
ye rot this winter better than have before In
;A!cr years. V .shrd could have heard OF your plss
t.r, d. i.,rc. Yours &c,
loretta NJ. Cross
H,tI. -n,: SPA =. ! g March g. 1877.
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CAMP MEETING The seventh day Ad-
ventists will hold camp meeting at Essex
Junction, September 18th to 10th. A can
vas tent will he provided for shelter in case
of mfavorable weather and to accommo-
date such as are unprovided with lodging.
Elder George |. Butler of Iowa, C. ". Stone
of Vermont, and other speakers will be pres
ent Arrangements are being made for free
return checks over the different railroads.
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FOR SALE.
fES fOHT and EFisf .UiN

ogether with Slw Mil. known a- he -tireeA
huini4ln Nil, IN DE Village uf f'".'hc's VI
The mil l. new AMI has f1gr tan> 81 stones -
ted up with the best AMI mu-! improved uli-
Chnery. and Is IN perfect "Iier.
The wafer supply has never been known To- ian
The min ami machinery cost over twelve thuuS-
AMI ,InILrs and cuul not hr replaced Tor much less
Than that amount tl-EIV- Tue premises cover
sl.iut 40 rr- of l-uu iul y lfCr.
The Undersigned has rvSaIi.yt his iurH.gJ l-St
uess III -lalc nlking. ami VIII sch tE, mil with .
Its nSttires anu aFpurten,ncts !sr slS lhouSsnr
dollars half cash duNu-thc utayl hllt o. SO,
mortgage nov On the premises
The fixtures AMI dppurtCnIlg's AZ new Mos
Ter fr-pront safe. uicc desk tud chairs. IId extra
milestone, bags furnace stove small stove. lumber
wagon and grain boxes. DELIVERY wagon. delivery
sleigh. pair Oi hobbies, corn shelter, half barrel
ls-Ch...l 81. III .Go ;D,.s- "h'U- rch7 ttc rtr
used in the l.,l1,.
The mil! Is Insured inr tn",r amt Ipil,r= tal
un6 ybar, anil the Ip.i,icS VII o. UGns!eTry., 10
purchaser.
Immediate possession gwen.
For further PARTICULARS apply to-
EpW ARD NcGRNTH.
NAV %, s9-wtt HAMPTON y Y
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Price, % Cents.

Ee careful to call for COLLINS YoLTAIC PLASTER
lest you get worthless imitation. Sold By al
Whucs ale aud Retail DIuggists Throughout the lnlted
States AMI Canndas. and BY WEEKS POTTER. Pro
prlrtors, Bur1n, Mass.