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100000 Acres of Ia,
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HHE subscriber offers for sal. =.
IL acres of Land, situate in ibs wv
Orleans, Clayton, Pamelia, LIE R"r @msAI
dria, Philadelphia, Antwerp and VIII e'I
county Of Jefferson, and in the town ~" as "a
in the county of Lewis, in the State - !,
York.
These lands are generally of the bo.,
ity; and highly suited 10 the groast
kinds Of Grain, especially Whest and r.
well as the raising Of Cattle. Thev ~.
oted in healthy country, SURROUNDED
tensive and thriving settlements. be,wo'
Black river aud The river st. Lawrence ~
vicinity to several hourishing yillaue, ~
these lands all The advantages of an old
country. The improvements on tho ,,''
already extensive, and a great manv f,,.
in high state of cultivation. Girls, uT
Saw Mills are in operation on the l,..,
good roads connect the settlements !, \
direction. And in fact no other lana,
northwest section Of the State can exre.
tract as to the quality Of soil, or cun,,,.
of settlement, and location for markets
The tract has been rapidly impro,i,,
settling. To good settlers, terms wilbs \
easy. The title is indispuiable.
ALso-several Improved Farms fo, 81,
JOHN LA FARGgI
La Fargeville, Jefferson counly \ n
August /, 1895. ena
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Also
DIR. .M.4R.SH.4LL'S
Vegetable, Indian, Black
PIE A 6 ~ r. n

This Plaster is unrivalled for curing Scrofi,-
ious Swellings, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back.
Flesh Wounds, Pains in The Sides, Hips and
Limbs; and seldom fails to give relief in local
hheumallsms' 1t applied to the side it will
cure many Of The common Liver Comnl,in,s
and i is found to be equal, il not superior. to
any Corn Plaster for Corns on the feet. The
virtues Of the Plaster have been witnessed by
thousands OF respectable individuals in yarious
parts OF the United States, who have tested lis
eiheacy. Price 25cents per box.
Tor sale for the proprietor, by
N, h. WILLISTON, Bra,tleboro.
'''S ~ 'o'' aax eopiy--42
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HARD WARE.

THN ii subscribers have recently received
Il from Hartford, large assortment of
BENCH PLANES s. JOLNERS TOOLS,
OF prime quality.
.4iso hare for Sale,
circular, Wood, lemon, Mill, Il Cut. Hand
aud Back Saws-Patent Saw Sets-variety of
Braces and Bits Cast Steel Augers-do.
Anger Bltls-Slding Beves-Try Squares
Steel do.-Firmer Chisels aud Gonges-Turn-
ing, Mortce, and Socket Chises-Spoke
Shaves-Drowing knives-Plnne lrons-Null
Hammers Carpenters Adzs-all kinds Files.
horse and shoe Rusps-Sheep Sheurs-S cis-
sors-Clue Kettles of different siaes-Brass.
W God and Glass Knobs Stock Locks--T,unk,
Chest aud Pad Locks -Percussion Locks and
Caps-Paent Door aud Knob Latches-Dust
Brnshes-Paint and Varnsh do-House Bells
and Hungings.
Variety of Knives and Forks-Iron and
Plated Spoons--SnufIers- Trays-Brsss
ketiles-do Bailed Hollow Ware-Brass Can
dlestickS-Shovel and longs Brass Andirons
= Sadirons--Mlncing Knves--Pocke and Pen
hnives-R azors-Rozori lones-do. Strips
Ciolhes Brushes-Hearth, Hair and Tooth
Whilewash do-Coffee Mills-Bel-
lows-Glass Lunterns-Japon'd Lamps-Cast
steel Shovels and Spades-Truce Chains
large Steel Yards.
Plated, Tinn'd and Japan'd Harness Trim
mings-Shoe Thread-Patent Leather-Mo-
rocco Binding and Lining Skns-together
win full supply of Building Materials and
Cubinet Makers Artices-ul of which will
be sold at the lowest market prices.
WlLLlSTON g. TYLER.
Brattleboro, Feb. 10. 6w23
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GOOD OLD TIMES.

| do respect the times Of old
The times of Beans and pork,
When our old clever, honest Dads,
Went whistlng TO their work;
When old cockd hats and breeches were
The fashion Of the day,
And good thick bottomd shoes were worn,
With buckles shining gay
The times of old-the times Of old,
When our good mothers wore,
Good homespun stufis, and kept their mu6s
And Tfppets evermore
When good stout waists were all the rage,
And cheeks meier painted were,
And borrowed curls meier decked the girls
With beauty debonaire
The times Of od-the good old times,
When home brewed beer went round
The merry hearth, where boisterous mirth
And apples did abound
When gigging maids would hang their head
In bashful modesty,
And sprightly lads would eye their Dads,
And nudge them costly
The times of DID, when our good Dads
Were fat and hearty too,
With hair com'd back most gracefully,
And done up in queue
do respect those golden days,
When Fashion was inclined
To make her votaries wear their coats
With pocket holes behind
Alas, they've passed with Time away
Those halcyon days are DER,
And now men doat on green frock coats,
With pocket holes before.
The women too have ta'en the cue
And wear their chains of gold
o for the lads, like our old Dads,
Who iv'd in times of old
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Jaundice, Indigestion and
Z I v Z z COM p LArN]

A n efiectual remedy.-JEwETI's lmt,l
IN Vegetable Pills, or German SpeciSr
prove a sure remedy for the cure of Dyrs,l
Jaundice, Diseases of the Liver, He,ir
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Loss of Ams
Dizziness, Weakness Of the Limbs. Co..
ness aud Piles.
Among the many testimonials recet,,l
celved of the salutary effects of these PHI,
following strong proof is submitted for ED
nation:
Extract Of letter from the Rev. Mason E,I
pen, dated Sudbury, VT. Sept 3, ls2.
Dear Sir-It is with no ordinary into
that ! undertake to recommend 10 tie ID i
the virtues ofJEW EET'S Improved Veqs,I
Pills or German Specific, for the cure o. i
gestions, ect. My own case has been OF
the most unconquerable kind, having lor,I
at defiance medical aid, dieting. exer
aud the more fashionable specific-he I'd
of Saratoga-being totally prostraed IN i
and body, was induced almost without
10 make use of the above named Pills. and
surprised to find their powerful and fa1olI
effects. My distressing symptoms dsiJ
creased, and ! am now almost en,irey a
of distressing complaint, which, fof 4
years, had resisted great variety of tie
popular remedies. Yours, respectfully,
MASON KNAPPEN
Minister of the Gospel, SUDBURY u
The following is an extract of leuerfrj
gentleman of Boston, received through
Boston Post Office, dated Sept. H. ,a|
Sir-I am induced by feelings of thelNs
gratitude to make known TO The public The
lowing cure by means OF JEW ETT'S Ina
ed Vegetable Pills or German Speclhc.
complaint was the dyspepsia, ATTENDED \
pain in the side and stomach. loss of sp,eI
ect. ] applied to several physicians, and |
all the medicines generally prescribed 10 |
sons in my slluniion; but they Froyed 1
fectual. Al last, IN accorda nee with ihsj
vice of a friend who had been cured ,ntuI
something similar 10 mine, made irsl
above named Pills, and by my impllrilly i0 |
ing the directions, they gave me almost rs
relief, and by using two boxes more lhs
fected permanent cure. am now eHF
excellent health, and would heartily n
mend TO those persons laboring under dys
STA, to make trial of the above medicine
From The Rer. J. ID. DrummOnd,
With feelings of pious gratitude TO ha
whence flows every good and precious
| now come forward to unite mine 10 tss
merons testimonies of those who hsye ~
enced the happy effects of DIR. Jeae','
proved Vegetable Pills" For more lh'
years | have suffered from disease
stomach owing TO a arrangement OF Tx
gestlve organs-and though ran The n +
mended course of many remedies sue
their relief giving virtues, yet all was VIA
useless, until at length through the ADV
a friend. consented To make trial OF The
named Pills, the use of which has cent
established my long wished for health.
J. ID. DRUMMOND, Catholic Pm
Boston, Ms. July %, 1888.
For sale by n. B. WILLIsroS. BraIl"
and KEYEs & THOMPSON, Putney.
Price so cts.
Jan. rs. 1895. t'p
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Vegetable Rheumatic DrOI

MANY articles are before the PnblH|
AVl cure for that most obstinate ana W1
ting disease, the Rheumatism; aud from
observation we are led to believe ih'i
have, 10 very great extent, failed 10 PlUl
thai desirable result and may II not be y
ted to the fact, that articles said TO cuF
troublesome dirorder, are also recoGat'1
To cure almost every disease with "AI''I
irall bodies are attacked, aud in Their P''1
lion that object is kept in view, VIZ; |
the medicine a cure for all diseases. j
The Vegetable Rheumatic Drops are u'l
to the public asa remedy tor Rheum'''l'
us no case is known where a perfect cur
not effected, we are justified in decsrlT
valuable medicine for that painful dl'ea,1
for no other is il recommendcd.- -Prlee%'
CERTIFICATE.
Messrs. CROsBYs Il Col was ainN"
several months with the RheumalEHs
having used every remedy recommends
the most eminent Physicians within o.! n
without success, at length procured
OF your Rheumatic Drops, or Sure Nc
and made the application as directed 's|
fore had used one half of it, peTleu
was effected and to my knowledge lF
bottle cured two of my neighbors. N
about two years since | used your meJU]
and have not been troubled With inc ~
matism since. RoDNEY SPAlDrI
Marion, o, May 20, 1882. .,,I
Sold by DuTToN g. LEvERETT, bfa"
Sold Wholesale by VIM. Simpson, s %
Henshaw, Boston; Sands e. Shaw, Avs
August |, 1885. mo. 3.
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Store Stand for Sale,

n PLEASANTLY situated in 81
hsA.TA monsvile, VI. on the main road lead
:,.;bss ing from Bellows Falls to Saratoga
-si1s4hssA Springs and Troy, N. Y: Inc
Building is in good repair and well calculated
for convenience, and never falling Spring OF
Water, with an Aqueduct which conveys The
water into the back store. Adjoining the
stand are Tannery, Tavern, two Biacksm''ns,
md tvo Shoemnkers. The stand will be sold
at a bnrenin The town is principally settled
with wealthy farmers and good customers
There being no Store in the village, 1t will be
great inducement 10 any person or persons
wishing to locate in the Mercantile business /;
they will do well TO call and examine before
they buy lsewhere.-Possesson given imme-
diaiely, if requested. If not disposed OF the
stand will be sold at Auction on WEDNESDAY,
the 10th of March next.
ALso,-for Sale Cheap,
1000 Spruce shingles.
]. g. s. ANDREWS.
Andover, (Simonsville,) Jan. 80, 1896. 23H
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NOTICE.

ENHE subscriber Is making arrangements to
n settle in the East Village in Brattleboro
the next spring, and intends to keep on hand
large assortment of
Marble and Slate Grave Stones.
Cheap at oil events. Those wishing to pur-
chase this winter, will please call on A. 81 #.
VAN Doom. NATH'L KITTREDGE.
Brattleboro, Dec. II. If IL
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"O PRlNTERS-a fount of bu's
Il (such as the advertisements oil 'ns
are set up in) will be sold for II cts Pc e,
applied for within two weeks. Also AZ
same price, fount of Long Prlmer' S W.,
better than the Bnrgeois. G57ff,ps,',,
want Of type will find this offer srea! ". y,
TO them, for the same type has Pf'n|,'
handsomest paper $50 called) that ever
lated in the New England Suites. "a,
Feb. 25. Nichols g. Rfr"
nIAAEa for aala "a iha nrniilehnIn B00I'
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wrLLIsroN & TYLER

maze J0r Sale,
Hrocenes, Teas, Coffee, Loaf and Brown
Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Flour, Raisins. Cur.
rants, Figs, Lemons, Winter aud Fall Strained
Lamp Oh and a full assortment of Paints,
Drugs and Medicines-al of which are offered
low for cash, produce or credit. Jan. z.
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STRAW CORD.
SIXTH YEAR OF THE
"a ADYaS BOONa
Philadelphia Monthly Magazine
Of Literature, Fashions, and
Portraits.

The LADY'S BOOK was the first publication in
this oouatry 10 introduce and perfect taste for COL
CURED PLATES OF THE FASHIONS; and the
universal popularity which the book obtained, with the
aid Of these beautiful and costly embellishments, al
though they appeared every quarter onls, was unPre
cedcnled and unexampled. The publisher, embodcned
by his long experience, and the success which has
ned his former efforts TO sgnalize bis work in-
tends, with the coming volumes, to Introduce alter
nairy every other month"; in the of year, SIX
SPLENDID PLATES OF THE FASHIONS, ST.
PERBLl COLOURED. The engra,ings will be
copied from Original designs prepared expressly for
that purpose; thereby furnishing the patrons Of the
work with and constant information Of the la
test aud most approved styles for ladies dresses,
they come This arrangement will mater aily ad-
the value and beauty Of his work, although il
will add considerably the publishers presen, hea-
w oulays; he trusts with confidence the bcrality
Of discerning public ior future remuneration
ponding with his exertons and unrelaNing efforts to
Keep pace with the rapid progress Of the improvement
oi the age. The following is the order which will he
adopted for the Embellishments Of the Lady's Book
for ls36 viz.
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And so on to the end. OF 800 charges
in the bill, l44 are for the article RUM. A
fair specimen Of the day-books and legers
Of many a country trader in our towns aud
villages Can il be wondered that some
people grow poor, and run down. and their
farms run outf Let them but read this
account of three months standing, and the
whole matter is made plain Perhaps they.
too, have seen something like i, before at
the store or on their own table - Norfolk
(MasS.) Advertiser
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.st No. I, EEaIl,s building.

ENUR, Seal and Rock Otter CAPS; Hair
L. Seal do. by the dozen Fur Collars; Fur
and Hair Seal Gloves. Also, Buffalo RoBrs.
DARK color and of the first quality-for sale at
the lowest prices, by
B. F.. & r. s. BROWN
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NAV not be under the avalanche, which &C.
cupics distance of about fifty yards oil the
street, on which the snow mixed with trees
and probably earth and stones at the bottom,
still lies to the depth of twenty to forty or
even fifty feet-Quebec GazeHe.
A REMEDY AGAINST LYING.-A Chinese
silver-smth, to whom the English gave the
name of Tom Workwell, brought home some
silver spoons, as he called them. to a captain
of shin who had ordered them. The gen
tleman, suspecting his friend Tom had play
ed him trick common in China, OF adding
no small quantity of tutenage to the usual
proportion of alloy, taxed him with the cheat,
which he denied with the strongest assevera'
tons of his innocence. The captain then
told him that he had brought with him ia
nous water. called lie water, which being
placed on the tongue of person suspected
of telling an untruth, if the case were so,
burned hole, if otherwise the party escaped
with honor and unhurt. Tom thinking it a
trick, readily consented, upon which, with
much form, a single drop OF aqua fortls was
put upon his tongue; he instantly jumped
about the room in violent pain, crying out,
"rcry true, half tUtendge" in hopes that con
Tossing the fact might put stop to the pro-
greSs of the lie water, which, from the PAIN
he felt, he had some reason TO think possess
cd the quality ascribed to it, Several Euro
peans who were present, and who had brot
different pieces of plate from him, now put
similar questions TO him, and he confessed
it had been his uniform and constant practice
to add very large quantity OF tutenage to
every article made at his shop, for which,
during the continuance of pain, he promised
ample reparation.
A doctor visiting patient, lady, request
cd TO look at her tongue She opened her
mouth and put the cud of her tongue out -
The doctor said put it out a little further,
madam; and was under the necessity of re-
pealing it'several times, the lady only putting
her tongue a triflrng distance each time
AT length the doctor remarked put it out as
far as possible, madam. Lord, doctor. (says
she) you must think there is no end TO a
woman's tongue"
A young lady in the habit Of using great
deal too much rouge with too little care
and art. was lately Boosting that she owed
what colour she had to her custom of wash
ing her face in cold water but perceiying
some little hesitation or astonishment in the
company. she said 10 gentleman you don't
seem to believe me "-"Oh madam" said he
IL have no, the least doubt, it is very clear
you wash in the red sea"
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DOCT MARSHALLS
Aromatic, Catarrh and Headache
s N U 3 p.

TNHlS Snuff is superior TO any thing vet
Il known for removing that troublesome
disease, The Catarrh, and also Cold in the
Head, and the Headache. 1t opens and pur-
ges out all distinctions, strengthens the glands,
and gives healthy action to the parts affected.
1t is found to be very beneficial in many cases
of sore eyes. Price, so cents per bottle.
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and sly glances at each other, they made a
regular attack on these agreeable dellca-
cies, sparing neither boot nor bone, in the
eagerness to get proper share When the
folks rose, the floor was covered with bones,
and daubed with blood one of the legs was
most "catawampously" chewed up and the
trio were making minced meat of the other
amazing fast.
"Oh Ludl" screamed the old lady, who
was the first on the docket, what upon airth
is the matter2'
"What is't ais ye2' said the old man,
half awake
"Oh, mercy mercy the dog is eating
up the traveller get out, Bose p
The old man jumped out of bed as il
touched with red hot iron One look at
the scene OF carnage was sufficient. He
darted through the room, into the street in
his night dress, believing something or 9th
err, he hardly knew what himself--and the
sight Of man, in such a predicament at
such time, making such tremendous
racket, soon collected all the neighbors with
in half mile and crowd Of gaping audit
ors at the door of the house. to whom the
story of the travellers fate was related for
the fifteenth time, and they retired, one after
another believing to a man that the hero OF
our tale had been devoured by dog l-Ded-
ham Patriot.
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Straw Cutters and Tanning
Mills.

hF the most approved construction, for sale
- by Il. ii. THOMAS, at the Tunnsry of
!, GooDHUE, CHAPiN & Co.
bra'tieDoro, Feb. 4, 1876. 6wis22
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POWDER.

YNHE subscribers have jus, received and
- contracted for constant supply of Pow
psr suitable Tor blastng-also OF superior
quality for the rife and hunting.
Dec. J. Is. +. e. II. s. BROWN.
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Quarrymen & Stone Hammerers.

Quarrymen & Stone Hammerers.
WANTED--at the Granite Quarries of
w the Railway Company in Quincy, 9
miles from Boston, from 20 to 40 men accus-
toned to Blasting and getting gu, Stone from
lodges, or Hammering stone. Industrious
men of good habits, will find the best wages
and constant employment, by applying TO
SAMUEL Il. JomNsoN, Esq. Agent of the
Company, at Quincy, Mass.
Communications may be made by mail, or
through f. SEYMOUR, ESQ. Braitlehoro.
THOS. G. CARY,
Pres't of the Granite Railway Co.
Boston, Jan. % 1886. If %
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N VIZ GO OD 6.

TTNHlS week received from Boston u large
n lot of HARDwARr, GRocERIEs, PAINrs
and MEDICINES. For sale by
Feb. a. WILLISTON g. TYLER.
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An old Rum Score, or Life in 1sl2.-A
respected friend has sent us a receipted ac-
count, between grocer and one of his Gus
toners, an extract from which we make be-
low, in order to show the good people how
their money was spent no longer ago than
1912. The account was found on the road
between Sharon and Walpole, and the own
er can have it by calling for it at our office
|, is an account Of only three months stand
ing; commencing March 20, 1912, and clio.
sing June 10, lsl2-and yet the aggregate
amount is S236,24-a large part of which
is for RUM, as may be judged from the fol-
lowing extract which includes the charges
for one nee, oniy copied exactly as they
stand in this account:
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"soiily sweet, in Lydian measure"

AvALANcHE.-.An accident, by which
one life was lost, that of married man ma.
med Maitland employed as biscuit-seller by
Mr.. Hossack, confectioner, and several other
lives endangered, occurred yesterday, exact.
ly at noon, at gun-fire from the citadel. The
reverberation of the air detached the deem
snow Immediately under the cut stone eta
del wall, and it descended by accumulatinp
and partly separating on either side of
rocky point below. On reaching the street
the snow luckily met perpendicular cut
but it filled to the depth of near forty feet on
a level with the roof of VIM. Price & Co.'S
store, formerly Mr. Brchaufs brewery burst
into the Office and all the closed shutters
and windows, burying man and two chill.
dren, Tone of the latter, being only rescued
alter half an hours labor,) in the rooms oc.
cTpled by Mr. Prices cooper and porter.
Inc store has been much injured. One
man named Smith was buried in the snow,
but was not much injured another named
Gaulin, who was partially immersed, states
that he ia not certain whether other persons
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Notice to Cash Customers.

YNHE subscriber calculating to make new
n arrangements and leave town the com,
ing spring, proposes to sell at the following
prices, viz:
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Horrid Catastrophe !-or.a modern freak
Of oglery A few evenings since, when
Jack Frost was cutting capers and love notes
on the window panes, aud old Boreas, how
ling furously without, deiied the sylvan god
and made night hideous," two fashionable
young ladies (dear creatures y not quite
thousand miles from Olive st on retiring
took with them, as protection against the
weather, an old Bachelors reproach, in the
shape of large jug Of hot aoater Ere long
the drowsy god began to hold them fast in
dreamy slumbers, when low, juggling
and not unmusical sound, suddenly broke
upon their ears, which
"Soitly sweet, in Lydian MEASURE
went glug, glug, glug. The fair devotees
being IN that comatose state, between sleep
ing and waking, when visions of leap year
spared their aching sight" the juggling
melody had n soothing, luling effect upon
their senses, binding them still stronger iu
the arms of Somnus,-when, 10 they awoke
TO find themselves immersed in the LIQUID
element, the pedal operations upon the three
gallon jug having "jumpd Jim Crow" till
the cork .few out and the ladies fair were
fairly bejuggled in hot waier.-N Haren
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400 lbs Rice, l-2 cts. ID. Alum, 6 cts. ID.
100 Starch, Copperas,
Saierntns, Unground pepper, 10"
Tyson Tea, 81 !" Spice, 10 q
=" Skin do, "a " Ground do, do, ~ I"
bohea ,poor " Ginger, ~
Dbl. Rosln, EPSON Salts, 6
4" whiting, PIP " Mol Chocolate 10 ss
Mails, 8 34 Vinegar, gal. ~ /"
Molasses, 80 Z" Keene w Glass nj cost
All the above warranted to be first quality.
Also,-any articles remaining on hand at cost.
few wide, and narrow Brim'd HATS.
Please call and judge for yourselves.
MATTHEW CHENEY.
Bratileboro, Jan. 10, 1896 90
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may not be under the avalanche, which oc-
cupics distance of about fifty yards OF the
street, on which the snow mixed with trees
and probably earth and stones at the bottom,
still lies to the depth of twenty to forty or
even fifty feeL-Quebec Gazetfe.
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81 CHAMBERS and a CELLAR, in the New
- Stone Building. J. II. WHEELER.