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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-11-01
Man as a Housekeeper.

Review.
Man is creature that has always
elected our unqualified admiration he
is in many capacities useful, and by a
judiclous arrangement of blue cloth
and brass buttons can often be render.
ed to certain degree ornamental. In
the sphere of action for which his
many estimable characteristics have
qualified him we accept him without
murmur but when it comes to having
him foisted upon us as housekeeper,
we Indignantly reject him. We haye
wintered and summered him in that
capacity, and he is an ignominious fail
ure. For the ornamental part of
houSekeeper, he is peculiarly untitled /;
his soul is closed, and his vision dim to
the truly beautiful. He scorns brio
a>brak, and is not susceptible to the
ennobling and refining influence of that
home angel, the tidy. If there were
fifteen tides on one chair, he would
manage to crumple ten under him, and
get up with the rest on his back. He
is sworn enemy to all decorative art,
and if not watched will go to bed on
the pillOw.shams. He pulls the bed
clothes out by the roots when he gets
up; he leaves water in the wash bowl,
and hangs the towel on the floor. He
makes hat-rack of the piano, and
expects to find his slippers just where
he left them last week. His idea of
being comfortable is to throw open
every door and window in the house,
and, as to becoming arrangements of
light and shade, his mind is a perfect
blank. He was never known to make
knot in towel and chase flies out of
the room, and if he does not see what
he wants the minute he opens the
bureau.drawer, he knows it is not there,
and you cannot convince him to the
contrary. He lacks adroitness, and al
ways drags out the weak legged chair
/
for visitor to sit in. His mind is not
nimble in taking hints. We have seen
a man who understood Emerson help
himself to the last slice of cake, with
company present, and unblushingly
call for more, Notwithstanding his wife
was kicking him under the table and
winking at him over it. 1t will readi-
ly be seen that he has by nature and
education totally disqualified to act as
goddess of the home. His occasional
presence is necessary to have him pa
tronize the deserving institution at
least three times a day, and it looks
well to see him sitting around in the
evenings; but it would never do to
leave him in charge of the dearest spot
on earth. He would bankrupt domes-
tic bliss in a week. Let all who are
interested in the preservation and main
tendance of the freside, humbly petit
ton the managers of this new move
ment to exempt few able-bodied in
dustrious women to continue the time
honored and laudable employment of
housekeeping or at least to postpone
any radical change until few men
have been taught 20 discriminate be-
tween macrame lace and dish-towels.
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Died.

Mrs. Arminda Sullivan, age 55, died
at her home in the north part of this
county last Saturday, after an illness
of Is months from the effects of an alb
scess. She leaves many relatives and
friends to lament her loss.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-11-01

Mis-. Oallle EASTWOOD ana daugh>
ter, of Fort Wayne, Ind, who have
been visiting the family of Mrs. Els
brother, Mr.. Ed Nunnelly for several
weeks, returned to their home last
week.
Capt. 7. j. Gray, who has been
detained at his home in Fayetteville
for one month on account of sickness
Of his only daughter, who died On the
22d inst, returned to Walling last
Wednesday.
DR.. j. M. Lasater is now at the
Warren House, and urges all wishing
dental work of any description, to call
at once, as his stay here is limited.
DIR. Lasater is a fine dentist, and those
giving him their patronage can be as
sured of frst.class work in every par
ticular.
Mr.. M. @. Bouldin and Mr..
Gulley, from Chalybeate, were here
Thursday. Mr.. Bouldin says the re-
cent frost materially injured the apple
crop on top of the mountain, but did
no harm to that on the sides of the
mountain.
Mr.. E. O.. Sollee, well known to
many of our oldest citizens of this
county, as teacher of some reputa.
ton, is here on visit. Time seems
to have made but little change in his
appearance. Mr.. Sollee is said to be
very familiar with the Bible and its
valuable teachings.
The Rev. Mr.. Wood, of Athens,
Ala, who was expected to assist DR..
Stainback in protracted service at
this place, to begin last Wednesday
night, failed to come on account of i'll.
ness. On account of this and other
reasons, it was deemed best to postpone
the service to some time in the near
future, of which due notice will be
given.
If you want to see something real
nice in the candy line, step in to Mr..
Jenkens' and look in his new show case,
and you cannot fail to be pleased with
the display. If you want a pocketful
of sweetness for nickel, call for "Big
Three" and be able to divide with your
neighbors; but if you want something
extra nice for your best girl, Mr.. Jen-
kins can give you as fine a selection as
you can find anywhere in town.
Mead & Ritchey will pay the
highest market price for Eggs deliver
ed at McMinnville, or at the depots
along the railroad from Sparta to Tul-
lahoma.
John r. Dean, the Prohibition
Elector, addressed the people of this
place last Tuesday night. Mr.. Dean
is good man, and strong advocate
Of his cause, but his effort at this time
will be worse than in vain. A large
majority of the friends of temperance
in this State are opposed to making it
a political issue, and will not support
the ticket. Not many Democrats or
Republicans will be likely to throw
away their votes at this time to sup.
port a hopeless cause.
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One single box of Parsons Purgative
Pills taken one night will make more
new rich blood, and will more efectu-
ally purify the blood in the system than
SO worth of any other remedy known
at the present time.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
Pure Alcohol at j. T. Potts.

from Lebanon Tuesday.
r. P. Biles and Frank Dibrell, of
Sparta, were here last Monday.
DIR. A. j, Paine, of Jasper, is
spending few days in McMinnville,
Col. P. H. Marbury and wife re-
turned from Tracy City last Saturday.
Go and examine Frank Maddux's
stock of cooking and heating stoves.
-Lycurgus Stubblefeld, Of Texas,
is visiting relatives and friends at this
place.
w. N. Cameron and family, of
Modesto, CAL, returned to Sparta last
Thursday.
i. j. Thurman, with Herman
Bros, Nashville, spent few days at
home this week.
Misses Mary and Maggie Reed
made short visit to their home in
Nashville this week.
Mr.. D. 0. jenkins has fresh lot
of Extra Nice Oranges and Lemons.
Call early before they are are gone.
&C. A. Rucker, of Atlanta, travel
ing for the Blood Balm Medicine
Company, visited our town Monday.
Frank Maddux has a good line of
cooking and heating stoves, for both
wood and coal.
w. W, Wallace went to Atlanta
last Monday to remain for some weeks
under treatment of an occulist.
Col. A. S. ColYar came up Satur>
day and spent Sunday with friends
near this place. McMinnville has its
attractions.
Miss Bette Smithson returned
home last Saturday afternoon from a
visit of several weeks in Rutherford
county.
Mrs. Matte Reagan, of Nashville,
has been visiting the family of DIR.
Capshaw for few days. She leaves
for home today.
Go to H. l.. SANKEY'S store, on
the corner Of East Main Street and
the Public Square to buy cheap goods.
1t will pay you. Try it.
The very best Family Groceries
at H. L. Stanley's as cheap as can be
bought anywhere in the city.
L. F. Jeanmaire, so far as heard
from, is entitled to the blue ribbon for
the largest sweet potato presented u;
this season. 1t weighed 81 pounds.
Good comfortable dwelling fol
rent. Apply to r. MEAD.
Mrs. j. A. Jones, of Woodbury.
after spending several days with heI
daughter, Mrs. j. S. Burroughs, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. S. A. Safely LETT McMinn'
vile Tuesday morning with her family
for Bell county, Texas, whittier she
goes to make her future home.
MIR. VIM. Myers, son of Rev. Joe
Myers, after spending several years il
Washington City, is at home on visi
this week.
S. S. Sweet, of Atlanta, advertis
ing agent for S. S. S. was here Mon
day, and contracted with the STAN
DARD to advertise this preparation as {
blood purifier.
The scafolding in front of Mr.
Jesse Walling's new store on MaiI
street fell Tuesday evening with abou
1000 bricks and considerably bruised
two colored boys who were under it
-"Our Little Ones and The Nur
sery" for November is on our table
well filed as usual, with interesting
stories and pictures for the little folks
H. B. Northcut, Esq, of Alta
mont, came in from Crisp Springs Sat
urday to attend church. He returne,
to the springs Monday.
The Keller Force Feed Drill, wit
or without the fertilizer attachment
the best in use, on exhibition at Mea
q Ritchey's. Don't fail to see it be
fore purchasing.
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Fine Jack.

Col. j. H. French returned from
Beech Grove last Monday, with Tom
Perry, very fine, well bred jack. He
will remain for the present at the sta
bles of George Hoodenpyl.
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Fine Wheat.

Messrs. S. McRamseY and G. M.
Smart, by request, brought in each a
specimen of very fine wheat grown by
them. Mr.. Ramsey's is of the Fultz
variety, and a fine as we have ever
seen grown in this county. Mr..
Smartt's is of the Bearded Golden
Chat, grown from seed sent him by
Commissioner McWhirter. 1t is very
fine also. We will add these to War
ren's contributions for the Worlds
Fair, Would be glad to get other fine
specimens of wheat; also of oats, rye,
and com for the same purpose. Hall
gallon samples will be large enough.
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intendcnt of schools, II Norton, textbook com.
mttec-l II sort N, J. Needham.
ORwELL-Modetaior, n Warren; clerk, G
Abbey; selectmen-John llall, & A kimblil, |
4 Branch; lietcrs-S Warren. ID Hall, ID T.
Mcrwin; constable and collector X w Sholes :,
ovcrsecr of poor, ID u Merwin; treasurer, j
Bnyhton; superintendent of schools, q KIM
bah.
MISUNDERSTANDING l. L Smith ;cerk, f IL
Deau; spectmeu-L T. Mech, q w Fuller,
Chas Thomas; treasurer, Il smith; oNerseer
of the poor, Geo b Cox; first constable and col
lectur, II X Baldwin, second constable, G l.
RawsOn listers-Ezra Knowles, Geo W Day, l.
+ BcGrs trustee, G IL Stone; agent l. Il smith I;
superintendent of schools, . l. Nimblct; text
book committ.c-R smith, o l. Nlmb ct. c II
stone. The support of the poor last year cost
SilO29; other expenses, SS3l IL.
Observation-Disclosures, H A Hasseltne; clerk,
II Kent; selectmen- Parnalee, II SUM
ner. + > Jr Ike; trersur'r, II Munsill; over
seer OF poor, X a Young; constable, f. > Farr;
listers-W w Needham, W w Rider, + NJ Kent;
sup of schools, ID scarf; textbook committee
E HassetinC " W Rider; auditOrs-W X
Peake James Balm, W + Duushce; trustee, f 5
Drake; fencc-viewers-G L Colby, ID T. Meadel :,
| W Harlow; inspector OF leather, Clayton Par.
malice; town grand jurors, w w Rider, Ii =
SherwIn, ID L Meader. A tax of 40 per cent. was
voted
RIrroN.-Modersto L Gibbs; clerk and
treasurer, l. II Baker; select mcn-J Houston, f.
! II Maths m, II Gee; istcrs-E e Gibbs Z ;
Albcc, q W Gilmore; auditUrs-E Gibbs, ii !
>pUor, j Chandler; town grand jurors-E II
Madison, Brown, u | Spoor; constable, II Il
Ripley; superintendent of schools, T. T. Gibbs (;
town agent, j Chandler. a highway lax OF 10
| cents was voted, aud Il town tax OF 100 cents.
observation-disclosures, l. l. Jewett; clerk,
Il j Flint; treasurer and trustee, 5 + Hubbard
seltctmCn-lra Patrick, Ii = Hubbard, l. Webb,
| ir, George Ford; audlturs-D Babcock, RI Flint,
| + Briggs fence viewCrs-D T. Lamson, Will
Whitney. ID ID Ileminway: town grand juror. ID
Ba cock; agent hubbard; constable and col.
| lector, III Hayes: superintendent OF schools, K
j Flint.
| SALISBURY Moderator. c A Bump; clerk, J.
WatcrhUusc; sci, Ctnen-h Nj DOud, w III
| Thomas, + \ Hamilton; listers-L Water.
| house, j + Weeks, " W Duud; constable and
! collector, j w Thomas; overseer of poor, W
Thomas; trustee OF surplus 1dnd, "A Gibbs
| Town agent, j NJ Dyer, superintendent of schools
Or . NJ stump; auditOrs-L Waterhouse, WIN
| Demlng, " whitney, town grand jurors ID
| Gibson, Gibbs, Urrln NelsO" fcnce view crs
} L Cloyes, John Burns, Myron Page; sealel
| Oi WEIGHTS and measures, ID barber; pound
Keepers Nj Dyer Weeks, Z Atwood, j
| f. Dyer, Hamilton; text book committee
| DR. Nj Bump, " Ii thomas, Z Kingsley. Til,
selectmen were II stGucted to raise Il tax on tn,
grand list sufficient t. meet the expenses of tn,
town for the cnsu ing year.
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NOTICE OF LAND SALE.

The non resident propreors of the town OF
Granville, in the county of Addison, are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed by said town,
within the three years next preceding this date,
remain either in whole or in ptrt unpaid on the
land in sand town, to wit
10 acres OF lot No. y 3D. division, drawn to the
original right of Aaron Graves. taxes assessed
to j Oh Brown.
- acres of lot No. 1874, 81 division drawn to the
orr ginal right of James Shaw; taxes assessed to
NJ Gotta.
one undivided half of lot No. l3j, 31 division,
drawn to the original right of David Graham,
taxes set to DOwner n Thatcher.
Lot No. 20, Sd division, drawn TO the original
right of Jarlas King, taxes assessed to Downer,
Pierce ~ Bailey, l.. W.
Lot No. "a, 81 division, drawn TO the original
right orJohn Hurlburt, taxes assessed to bow
ner, Pierce x Tarbell
% acres OF lot No a, Sd division, drawn to the
original right of Joseph Farnsworth, taxes asses
ed To Lewis Spooner. And SO much of said lands
will he sold ut public auction AT the hotel Of l.. IL.
Udalls, IN said Granville, on the 9th day of April
next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, us shall be
requisite to discharge said taxes with costs, un-
less previously paid, -
Ii. Z. HAYES,
First constable and collector of town taxes.
Dated at Granville, this 9th day Of February,
A. ID. 1854. 9-3w.
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Vermont MerinO Sheep
RreeGers' Association.

The statements pedgrees and certificates &C
complaining the applications to have the focks
of the following members have bean examined
by the committee on pedlgrees. They will be
finally accepted for record unless the secretary
one Of the committee is notified within thirty
da vs tthatithere are good reasons why any OF
these tlOcks should not be recorded
Geo. d. Wheaton. Pittsford, Vt.
John Moores, BlOomingdale, o.
A j. Hunter, Lewis Center, o.
f.. +. Hobart, Granville, -.
ID W. G. Norton, Norwalk Ohio.
John X. Brant, Steuben, o.
A. Carpenter, WestpOrt, y. Y.
Rector Angel, Hihbardsville, o.
John COrbet. North Lewisburg, o
u. W. Phillips, Romeo, Mich,
Daniel SkidmOre, West Mansfield q.
N. W. Dunbar, North IIartland, VI.
James X. Walker, Weathersield, Vt.
Aaron Gearhart, Centerburgh, O.
G.. T. Spaulding, Panton, Vt.
Lionel sherwood, Newark, \. Y,
y. NJ. MuttisOn, salisbury, Vt,
VIM. !. Joslin, GAINESVILLE, ..
l.. X. johnson, Bridport, VT
Holt ~ Perkins, South Woodstock, Vt,
H. ID. q. Osborne, HoOsick Falls, n. Y.
John Wetmore, West Rutland, Vt.
IL. NJ. Farnham, Arlington, VT.
$. W. HeHdee. Brandon, Vt,
Geo f. Tarbel Harland -Four Corners, Vt.
L. h. Day, Streator. Ill.
Carlos Sanford, Castleton, Vt.
ALBERT CHAPMAN, Sec.
! Middlebury, VT, Feb. Is, 1854, 9-Sw
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Local News.

Gov. Stewart returned to Washington
on Friday morning last
Clay Dickinson is slowly improving,
but is still unable to sit up for more than
an hour or two day.
Henry ). Foote'S new house, in the
east part of the village, is finished and
will be occupied next week.
Mrs. E. ii. IIigley has returned from
Cleveland whittier she went on visit
to friends. number of weeks ago.
Judson A. Wright has gone to New
Lisbon. Ohio. He shipped number OF
sheep to that place last week.
James Glass of Burgesttstown, Pa.
on Monday shipped half carload of
sheep from this place to Cadiz, Ohio.
We publish on the last page of this
issue the report Of the proceedings at
the farmers institutes held in this
village last week.
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Town Elections.

NEW HAVEN Moderator, L DOud; town
clerk, A NJ Roscoe constable and collector j
CALDWELL oyerseer of poor, ) A Caldwell J
listers ID W Nash, NJ LandOn, Frank Smith !,
auditors IL Roscoe, ID ii squire, Il Lang
don; trustees Of public money, L a Doud, VIM.
Z Nash; town grand jurors, A Langdon. u +
Palmer, T. Hanchett; town agent, Ill Palmer,
superintendent of schools. 5 NJ COwles; text
book committee, Dana, + L Nash. tax OF
25 cents the dollar OF the grand list was voted.
Observation-Disclosures NJ \ baker, clerk,
John A Child; assistant clerk, Isaac Drake; Sc
ectmen, l. Dodgr, John a James, /, Sllas
Wright; Oyerseer of the poor, Martin +. Sturde-
want; constable, II Hugar; llslers-Friend +.
Stewart, WIN Newton, Rob -rt Bowles, audi
tors-A d Hayward,L Huntington, NJ sprague
trustee public money, ii Hagar, fence view
Wlckus; town grand jurors-A Hayward, q
Child, u III Sprlggs, inspector OF leather,
Walter Wright; inspector of lumber, Henry
A Boies; agent TO defend suits, ID hayward
superintendent OF schools, NJ \ Baker. a tax OF
ten cents on the dollar Of the grand list was
voted,
lectmcn-G A 4 hayer, w Il Hanks, \ Co by
llsters-S ID O'Bryan, a q Merrill. James Ward
| overseer Of poor, Howard Clark, I'd; town agent
Harvey Farr co stable and collector, Howard
Clark, Cd; auditors-A Merrill, u " Burn
ham, NJ Stearns.
CORNwALL-Moierator, Henry Lane, clerk
Chas. ii Lane; selectmen-H h sanford, L \
cobb, L ID Scarf treasurer, w ii Bingham, over
| seer of the poor, X A Foot constable md collec
tor, a w Frost; listers-N Douglas, G ii
James, X Foot agent, c ID Lane supt. o
schools, Dwight Matthews; textbook com
mttee Mrs IL Lane, l. w Peet. Tax voted, II
| cents on the dollar.
| FEKRIs BU RGH. --Moderat1r, NJ + Allen clerk
and treasurer George q Robinson; selrctmen -
| Il Parker, ID Barto, James Field; owe SER o
| the poor, Geo W Palmer characterization Tup
per, Geo w Palmer, EphrOn Allen.
! STARKsBORO.--MOderatO Edward Tucker
CLERK and treasurer, G l. Atwood; selectmen-ii
| \ Hin, j u Fuller, Purinton; constable, /
Il Hill, listers--M J Tyler, + Smith, ii /
Thompson.
LEIcEsrER-Moderat II Capron clerk, 4
! L stanley; selectmen Darwin johnson, q BrOn
4 son, john Preston, treasurer, A L Stanley over
seer OF the poor, II Morse; constable and collec
/ r. Ned Barker; lsters-J Swlnington, l
Norton, VIM Powers auditors-E Matot, \
oliver, Chas Fisk; town agent, Is Jenney
grand jurors-L Needham, Barker; super
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lNTATE OF VERMONT,
~ AdIinnn Distrirf. -

he it remembered, that at a session of the pro
bate court holden at Mid lebury, within and for
said district on the LIST day of March A. D. lisa.
Present, Hon. Lyman +. Knapp, Judge,
Whereas, q certain instrument IN writing, an
der seal purportlng to be the list will and tesla
ment of Ruin Vaughan, ate Of Middlebury,in said
district, deceased, having been this day presented
to said court OF probate, and duly filed in the
probate office. Therefore. it is ordered, that all
persons Interested in the estate of said deceased
be notified to appear before said court, at the
probate office in Mlddlebnry, in said district, on
the oath day of March 4. lSSi, at 10 O'Clock n.
NJ by public itinn of this order three weeks sue.
cessively pr yIous thereto, in the Middlebury
Register, newspaper printed at Mlddiebury
aforesaid to show cause, if any they may have,
why tid instrument in writing should not be
proved AID allowed, as the last Will and Tesla
ment OF the said deceased. 10
jobs G.. STAPLETON, Register.
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they keep the largest stocks in the county
select from
SECOND-They keep the best goods the market affords
THIRD-Their prices always the bottom
FOURTH-They give honest weight and measure
FIFTH-They attentive to their customers interests.
SIXTH-To village trade goods promptly delivered
lSEVENTH-You always find what yon
We handle flour direct mills in load lots. The
quality of Haxa Patents, ST. Louis Pastry and Michigan White
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ATATE OF VERMONT,
y Addison District, IS.

?
Be IL remembered, that at a session OF the Pro.
bate Court holden at Middebury, within and for
said District, the 2sth day OF February,
A. ID. 1884.
Present, Hon. Lyman E. Knapp, jude.
Whereas, Il certain instrument in writing, un.
der SEAL purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment OF Abigail Andrews, late of Cornwall in
said district deceased, having been this day
presented to said Court OF Probate, and duly
filed in the Probate Onice: Therefore, it is or
dercd that all persons interested in the estate
of said deceased he notified to appear before said
Court at the Probate Office in Middlebury, il
said District, ON the 3lst day of March, A. ID
1854, at 10 O'Clock a. m, by publication of this
to, IN the Middlehury Register, Il newspaper
printed at Middlebury, aforesaid, to show cause
If any they may have, why said instrument in
writing should not be proved and allowed II;
the last will and testament OF the said deceased
10 JOIN q. oTAPLETON, Reglster,
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Mliooleburp Argisttr
FRIDAY. MARCH !. 1884.
Travellers Guide.

Trains pass Middlebury station at the
hours given below:
GOING NoRTH-Express, 1886 am; passen-
ger, S:05 II. m; mail, 1923 y. m; : EXPRESS
5:50 p. m
GOING SoUTH-Mai. 10:06 a. M; passen-
ger, 4:57 p. m; mixed AS far as Brandon.
$3.50 p. m; express. 1920
MAILS CLosE-North. 300 and $40 y. m;
South. 9:45 a. m. and 74O pm.
See Central vt timetable on last page,
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Rlpton, Feb. Is, 1874.
A,TATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison, SIS.

The Probate Court for the district of Addison
To all persons interested in the estate of
Sarah Huntington, late of Whiting, in said dis
trct deceased.
GREETING:
BY the authority of the State OF Vermont, you
are hereby notified To appear before said Probate
Cuurt,at the Probate Office in 'iiddebury,in SAID
district ON the 24th day ofMarch a. ID. 1854, at 10
o'clock, An, to show cause, If any you have, why
the account Of Sarah huntington, Of the estate of
said deceased, should not be allowed, and also
Why the residue OF sail estate should not be
distributed to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at MlddleDury, in said district, this 9Th
day OF March, A. ID. 1854. 10
JOHN {. SrAPLETON, Register.
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NOT

Is hereby given that the corartnership of NJ. j..
Day Il Chas. f. Goodrich Is dissolved by mutual
consent All bills due from the firm will he paid
~ c. f. Goodrich, an all bills and accounts due
o the firm must be paid to said Goodrich at once
% save costs. p-3w
NJ. J. DAY,
e. +. GOODRICH,
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