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A I the outlet of Onion river pend in Pot =
IN cham adjoining Marshfeld, ONE HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY ACRES OF
LAND, on which there is pretty good franz
ed house, log house, ard very good new
barn.-Tweniy or thirty acres cleared, on
which about ten tons Of hay were cut last year
IA few acres cleared of, now ready for seed
aud there is now opening about ten acres OF
good ccdar-from 2j 10 40 Thousand of pines
from FIVE to ten hundred thousand of spruce
and henlock o! prime quality, nsd SAW
MILL, now in operation, which with the site,
is very valuable, being the only privilege near
al immense quantity Of tRber. The subscri.
Der having bought the place very cheap and
not wishing The trouble Of lumber vender,
will sell it for one thousand dollars cash, or
on a lonG CREDIT. if applied '(ot by the tenth Of
Mav:-if not Ihen snId il will BE- TO let.
JOHN MATTOCKS.
Poachnm, April Is, 1897. 81
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EOreign S'CaCS.
From 0s Boston diias.
ITE FROM ENGLAND.

: lc packet ship Sheridan, Capt. Rus
m Liverpool, we have dates from
ce In March 18th.
box MONEY MARKET, March 18th
money market remains IN the same
ed state. Cotton 10 still declining.
was a meeting of the Bank Directors
Nth, which produced no good result.
e is great depression al Liverpool
breed sales and one or iva failures.
merican shippers of course, suffer
the late high prices can no longer
4 zed on the continuance oi them up
|acrops, which spectators have nul-
on tie strength that there would be
teciation, and, by which, therefore,
c still more deeply involved. The
lies al N. York were, it seems, an
I'D, and relief il suggested by the Y.
PIX surrendering the gold drawn ny
N England. A London paper con-
the existing cmbarrnssments the re-
gross Encouragement, especially in
klessnesE with which English houses
iade advances to Americans. No
hts should have been granted but
the hills Of landing were in the hands
parties seeking discounts, nr where
Mere available funds in England. This
have cut of four fifths al the enor.
mass Of acccptanccs alioat--no better
anbIing.
|NcE.-A heavy run had been made
savings hanks Of Paris and al Lislc.
|hows popular discomfort and distrusl,
|e pror are pinchcd. The army is in
unsettled state. No less than AL
Eere drawn out Of the Paris Savings
in three weeHs over and above the
les in the same period. Lyons suf-
vcrely. The wooden factories also
bot experienced such depression in
ire. In Lyons $4,000 are thrown out
bloy and destitute.
Angola-Christinos $4,000
} moved out Of Behobia towards Her
March 10Th, Intended 10 drive the
is from ST Sebastian, before proce-
o the Bidsssos. A heavy cannona-
'nsued, but the result is not known.
lueep'ss troops carried tho fort Anne
u, after suffering great slaughter.
artist line is thus broken, and gen.
l0vement OF the Queens troops has
place from pompeluna to BlIboa and
nstan-.under Saarsfcld, Evans and
';ero -Daranen, The head quarters Of
Carlos, was taken with 500 prisoners.
e Abolition Of Church Rates Bill was
d through the Commons. by q minis
maj rrity Of only %, which is consider
tamount io n defeat aud ominous OF
lution OF the cabinet and Of Parlia-
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ShIrngie Machines.

VElIE subscriber has made an Improvement
a in the manufacture Of his SINGLE
MACHINES, to prevent tho saw arbor from.
heating, thereby keeping the saw true, which
will enable the machines TO do one third more
business Cloth Dressing Machines always
OH hand OF the first order; Horse Power and
Threshing Machines; Circular Saws Sad
dlcr's Blind and Clerks Seal Presses, &C. &c.
sEJSIron Screws made 10 order.
have IN my possession for sale one of
Crawford's Machines for turning lasts, Axe
Holves, Cart and Wagon spokes, price SIPS.
Those wishing To purchase an article Of this
kind will find II 10 be Of tho first order. Also,
two first rate Grist Mill Spur Wheels, for
sale of bargain for the purchaser.
srJsShears ground and oil kinds of Job
Work usually done at u machine shop oxecu-
lea in the best manner.
IEPMACHINE CARDS, FOR SALE.
-WANTED-
Two or three Whselwnshts TO work at ma
chine Frames; also, two apprentices from IL
10 g years Of age.
WOOSTER SPRAGUE,
MAcHIsIsr.
South End of Arch Bridge,
Montpelier, VI. Jan. 1887. 00:3w
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Nee Discorcri.s at PompCii.


otter from Prof ,sor Wilhelm 2alo.
Naples, Oct. g, 1926, SAYS: "On
h OF this moIth, a valuable treasure
'y-'nur silver vessels WAS dug up in q
in The Sirada III Mcrcurio, opposi,c
e house Of Castor and PnlIux, in the
nee OF his Majesty, the King al Ma
and Of his two brothers, Prince Leo
aud Prince Anthony. They were dis
cc in a wooden box, in a mean apart
10 The right Of tie atrium Of this
4. II is remarkable, that this apart
is separated only by G. wall from that
,ich the fourteen fne silver vases were
ON the cd Of March, 1885. This
discovery is table service H,r lour
MS, AID consists Of slxly-four pieces !:
~, ono dish, with two handsomely or
fntesl handles, one palm ond one inch
|hmcter. Que vase in the shape of
pr ornamenled, in alto relisrs; with
les and vine leaves, very highly
! ght; it is five inches in height, and
IN diameter at tlle top. Two vases.
CT form hall palm high, and the
IL diameter, ornnmenied with ANNA
|acchnnaIlan representations, in tho f.
5asso and alto re'iero on one Of tie
+ is young Bacchus riding on q pan.
and on the other he is represented sit.
ca an OK; there are besides, MANY 9th.
lures and attributes. These two vases
butte equal to the finest of the ID dis
red last year. There are also twelve
IS, each with two beautifully executed
les. The four largest plates are eieh,
es, the next seven and half, and the
smallest seven inches in diameter
zen cups, or small soup tureens, of
Ph each four are similar. These also.
furnished with handles. The larger
measure five and . half, and the small
ups, four inches, in diameter. Four
l moulds for pastry, each TIVE and
inches in diameter four small vessels,
having three feet, somewhat resem-
our ga II cellars, and three inches in
'"ter; eight Grooved dishes, four of
n measure five inches at the upper
., and the others, three and halt, in
setter; one fine vase, with a hand L. in
oTm oi an amphnra, ten and IA hall in
high, and four inches in diameter NJ
two very small fine stew pans,
'as'eiully ornamented handles, five
es IN diameter, and two and hall
!; one spoon, with highly wrought
10, three inches in diameter; one mir
IN the farm Of a patera, with perpe.-
lar handle, eight inches in diameter:
spoons ond five Hgutoe. Spoons and
IN oae plece.) This discovery is the
est treasure ol the kind that has We,
met with in Pompeii. and all the YES
are III excellent preservation. A table
'ln was loud between two Of the
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Correspondence of the Cour. A. Emo
NEw-ORLEAss, April d, 1887.
MEXICO

lnce the mail closed, have received n
OF Mexican papers, from The city of
Elco, OF the 18th, and from Tampico of
26lh utimu.
+ popular movement took place in the
OF Mexico on the lllh, which n,r n
lie, threatened 10 terminate in rs dread
+ pil'age as The one promoted by Santa
pa IN 1882, besides endangcring the We
Existence oi the present Governmcni.-
|rlSIha'ed in The alarm produced by the
P''ca',on % decree Of Congress, Of the
ol march, making reduction VI so
.oent'" on me value OF copper coin.
NJ IL o'clock, A. M, large numbers Of
'p'e collected in The square Of the palace
The contiguous streets, and began TO
:" Down with this Government down
D larnsl Hurrah Tor Buslamcnle i
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TACK POLLARD has appeared once more
d and VIII pay cash far u few good Horses,
il he can find them that suit-wil be al Hugh
Gonrley's Hotel all next week. Being thank
fol for fGvors, hope every gentleman that
has a good horse will call and zee mo, if no
more, und make 4 good bargain il they can
one thing is certain, they can't make bad
one at any rate, if they only sell, as money is
worth per cent. month in Boston, not hero.
Dom! fail Of calling in time, and obge
JACK POLLARD.
NSontpelier, 2lst April, 1897. 81
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Hard WARE.
NO. 50 UNION STREET, Bosrt

NO. - UNION STREET, BOSTON
TTOMES, HOMER & Co. have received BY
L i the late arrivals from Liverpool cenrr-
al assortment OF CUTLERY aud HARD
WARE GOODS, which, with their stock on
hand, including Scythes, lioos, Shovcis, Ma.
nure Forks, &c. of the most approved makers,
English and Prussian Brass Kettles, makes
thrir assortment very complete, and they are
offered for sale on good terms for cash or cred
il, 9l:6w
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CONTlNUES the TAILORING BUSI-
- NESS at his old stand, first door East OF
Branch Bridge, Slate Street, whore iull work
entrusted to him, will DO done in the best and
most approved style, aud at short notice.
CUTTING Tor Others 10 make, will receive
particular attention.
Pas, patronage gratefully acknowledged.
Montpelier, April, 1887. 81
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For sale.

A EOr SAic,
sss1 A GOOD two story dwelling
EstH IA house. Shed, Barn aad out
buildings, and five ocres of land. Also, a
store and one acre of land, situated at tho
centre village in Monistown Lamoillc county,
Vermont. This is one OF the best locali ous
for county Merchant, that can be found in
Vermont, being situated in pleasant village,
surrounded by rich and pleasant farms and
opulent farmers.
A stream Of water runs across the hack
part Of said five acres, on which IL good
mill privilege, with sufficient water power 10
carry amos, any kind Of machinery.
These Promises will be sold for money on
sale, or for good notes payable al some short
time after sale, with annual interest, cheaper
than any otheg situation OF eqNal value in Ihs
vic nifty.
Apply to Henry Issacs, ErQ owncr Of sad
premises, nj New:Ipswich, N. Ii. OF 10 the
subscriber at Johnson, VI.
s. WIRES.
18th April, 1887. 9ou
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summer schools.

rRNHE PROGRESSIVE READER, one
Il of the most popular School Books OF the
day, for sale al the Montpelier bookstore, by
L. p. WALTON s SON.
April 90, 1887. 81
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Notice.

YHNtIE puhicrber has this day given his son,
u lJYLAS Robe, his Time, from date.
lie will hereafter claim none OF his earnings,
nor be accountable for any of his debts.
EBENEZER Robe.
Washington, April II, 1897. 81
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f. fashionable ROnncts.

GOCTHWICK, SIBLEY & DAVIS would
- respectfully inform the public, mere por-
tlcniar'y the Ladies, that they have on hand
and are manufacturing at their store in Rch's
Hollow, Montpelier, STRAW and TUSCAN
BONNETTS Of The latest city style.
Nlz'Dunstable, GIecinn and Cottage patterns,
some extra.
Leghorn Brlid II" Z"
Lnce and common Tuscan "
Chain and common Twining
Misses and children's, Of various kinds.
Bonnetts made To order at short notice.
Dealers in the article nre invited to call
Montpelier, April 4, 1887. Soft
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ENTE the subscribers being appointed by
w the honorable Probate Court for the
District of Orleans, commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust ali claims and demands OF
all persons agninst the estate OF NATHAN
TEL COBB, late OF Salem, in srald district,
dacousod, represented msolvent, and also all
claims aud demands exhibited in Offset thereto,
and six months from The third day oil March,
,s37 heinz allowed by Tho said Court Tor that
nuroose-WE do therefore hereby give notice
Ihot NC will attend to the business of our said
appointment at the dwelling house of the Wild
ow. Anna Cobb, in Salem, on The iirsI Satur-
tIuy of jane next, and the first Saturday of
September next, from one o'clock TO Ella o.
clock afternoon, on each ol said days.
ISAAC PARKER, Q
IRA FISH,
ZEBULON Burroughs, =
Salem, Apri' 8, 1887 u
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M ATsKET PRICES.
.7gEOisa.iOH.

At Norwich, N. Y. Samuel Hebard Of Bethel,
Vt. to Ann W. Prentss
In Woodbury., 9Th ut. Mr. Alfred Eddy Of Calais
TO widow Nuomia l.. Clark-llth inst. Mr. Elisha
Town TO Miss Phebe Cclley.
In Walden Mr. Levi Wcbbor of Hardwick TO
Mrs Lucy White.
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Dissolution.

TNHE Coportnership heretofore existing un-
l. der the firm Of Hubbard and Pitkin. il
this day dissolved, the time uf said copuItner-
ship having expired.
All persons indebted 10 ne, are requested 10
call aud settle Immediately.
WIN. b. HUBBARD,
ASHBEL S. PITKIN.
Montpelier, April 12, 1897.
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Notice.

A Ii personsi indebted TO the subscriber
n are requested TO make pay mont immcdi-
atcly, without her,noice.
ASA PRENTICE.
Montpelier, April il,h, 1887. 30
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WIN. EB. Hubbard,

WOULD inform his friends mud the public
that he will carry on the BUTCHERING
BUSINESS at the Old Stand, aud will DO
thankful for their patronage.
Montpelier, April 10, 1887. 90
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Notice.

A JOURNEYMAN PAINTER will find
IA employment by applying 10 C. S. Had
ley, State Street. An apprentice to the above
business is also wanted.
c. 8. HADLEY.
Montpelier, April 10th, 1897. COWS
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CAST steel aXcs.

" BOXES BAKERS AXES, the hest IN
CD use, tor sale by LAMBS, PALMER s.
co. March 1887.
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En0AA WHITE ITALIAN Null
cOOOO BERRY TREES Of one and
two years growth for sale at ten ind twenty
dollars per thousand.
ARTEMAS RICHARDSON.
Worcester, April 10, 1887. 3w:30
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CURE FOR THE RIIEUJ[.4-
TTS.M !

oNS' CELEBRA TED LINTMENT
For The Rheumatism, for sale at the Montpe
lier Book Store by l.. p WALTON & SON
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Butter.
Removal,

\ SAAC w. RIKER, tailor, has removed
Il 10 the room formerly occupied by him, in
the Langdon Building, where he will be
pleased 10 receive the orders Of his friends in
his line Of business.
Montpelier, April II, 1887. COWS
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400 bushels of oats wanted

pTOR which the highest market price
n will be paid in cash, by
A. B. YOUNG, Sup. State4house-
Montpelier, March II, 1887. IS
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Eor Sale.

Nsontpelier, 2lst April, 1887
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Yr,@W GOODS

NE have received several beautiful
W toned rose wood .4ccorde0n's 8, 10
and - keys, most all kinds of .Nusica.
Instruments and instruction Books for
them; Pocket Books, Wallets, Memoran-
dums. Card Cases, Portfolios, Rodgers e.
Wo>'enholme's five Knives and Scissors.
tine RaZors and straps. good Britannia Tea
Pots, Tumblers and Pitchers, fine Stock.
Collars and Bosoms, good QuIlls and CAP,
Paper, Soaps and Perfumery of most all
kinds Mnslck, Convex and Concave Spec.
tacles, soft and hard Tooth Brushes, Tooth
Washes and Powders, Hair Oils. Powders
and Brushes, Cham Dog Collars, Britannia
drinking Flasss, Boots, Shoes aud other
Lacngs, double bottom and double Cased
silver patent Lever Watches, some IS
holes Jewelled, silver and gold Lepine
Watches, Of fine qualty, 4 holes Jeweed,
English and French Watches of good
quality, ready Pen Makers, Maynard g.
Noyes' black writing Ink and Ink Powder,
lndeIIIbe Ink, silver top and open top
Thlmbles, Music Boxes, Snuff Boxes.
Plated Tea and Table Spoons, VISITING
Cards, &c. Violin Strings and Bass Vol
do. with other goods, not necessary to
mention. To which We shall continue to
make additions as long as navigation is
open. Most articles which we have ever
kept for sale, can be had at the VARIETY
shop, tor cash only, AT the time of purchase.
PANGBoRN a. BRINsMAIp.
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STATE or TERNONT, } To the Hon.
GRAND Isle COUNTY, s.. : Supreme
Court next TO be holden at North Hero
within and for the county of Grand Isle IN
the third Tuesday of January in the wear
OF or lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty elgh. The perIlon of Joel
Allen OF North Hero in said Grand Isle
County respectfully represents to vour
honors hat be is legal guardian Of E,el
Allen of Grand Isle IN sald Grand I.lo
County, person non compos men,is. or
nhatlc ana incapable OF taking care OF
himself ana his pruperfy that the said
EllaI Allen Is selzed IN his own rIrht in fee
OF a certain parcel OF land lvnr aud benr
in sand Grand Isle and described as follows
10 wit, the first Division lot of land laid
or drawn TO the original night of Solomon
Strong No. la and about two acres lying
West Of. and adjoining sand lot, and Nor,n
of and adjoining Willard Gordnns orchard
the whole Of SAID parcel Of land bounded
North and west Of Asa Lyons land South
by lands owned by Willard Gordon and
GrIndal Reynolds. and on 'he cas-, by n lot
OF land called the Chopper DISSEMINATING
about sixty SIX acres aud tina, sale there.
Of l. necessary and proper far the .uoDort
and 'naln'alnauce Of conducivr to the hes,
Interests Of. and tor the payment Of the
Just debts Of his ,aid ward. Wncrefore
ne prayS sald court TO grant bun license
and empower han To sell the same for the
I purpo,es atotr>ard.
I Dlled al North Hero aforesaid this 9th
Gav OF October a d 1887
JOEL. ALLEN (Iu1r1jnn
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N@MNW d. MIEEo

WHOLESALE GROCER, at ESQ Riv-
w cr Street, next door to the store oc.
cuped by Converse & Huddieston has lust
received and offers for sale an entire new
ana well selected stock of Groceries, prin.
clpally purchased at the late sales in New
YORK, which he Offers very low for prompt
pay.
25 hhds Porto Rico Trinidad and Eng.
lish Island Molasses:
90 bids ST Crolx aud New Orleans Su-
boxes Brown Havana do
90 boxes Loaf and Lump do
40 bags Porto REQ, Rio and Lagure
Coffee;
$50 chests and half chests. lIvson, Young
Hyson aud Tyson Skin Teas;
40 sacks Nuts, variety of descriptions
and quality;
800 boxes and half boxes Rasins;
90 kegs do
90 kegs and boxes Plug Tobacco;
100 qulh,aIs Codfsh
SO baskets Champagne Wine, pints and
quarts, oi'Anchor, and other brands:
GO quarter casks Sicily Madeira, Madci-
ro, Sherry and Malaga Wines e5
boxes Muscalcl Wine;
90 half pipes Cognac Brandy;
is do Spanish and American Bfan
dy;
20 hhds st Croix Rum; 10 pipes Holland
Gin;
10 pipes and 20 bbls White Baltimore
GIN;
40 boxes Pines. wih Shot, Lead. Pep
per, Pimento, Starch, Pepper Sauce. Pa,
per Tobacco, Snuff, Nn,megs, Cassia
Cloves, Genoa Cl'ron, Mustard, PrIncipe
and other Segars, Soap, &c &c &c
Troy. n. Y. Oct. 1887.
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Mr. Briggs for amendment, providing for
existing suits or con tracts. amended and
passed, yeas % nays s. Regulating md
governing the militia Of s,ate--,aken up,
and the amendments proposed BY ,ha com
mittee stated and explained by Mr. rler
point, and the bill considered in all its sec
tons, and variously amended,- laid on the
,abe-,.and on motion.
The Senate Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Smith OF ST A had leave OF absence
after to morrow. The bill from the sen.
ate, to pay Rufus Campbell was referred
to select committee OF three.
Bills passed--to pay John Roberts for
! ellef of William Bushee- reducing into
one the several acts relative to levy Of OK.
culions.
! Reports Bv the select committee, that
the communications from Missouri, Geor.
ga and Maine, required no legislative nc-
ton on the communications of Massac hu~
sets, Name aud Mississippi concerning
the ranking privilege, The committee re-
ported resolutions lns'ruc,lng our delega-
tor in Congress to endeavour to procure
the extension of the ranking privilege to
the Governors of the several states adop.
ted.
BY the committee on Mihtary n0dits,
against the bill to repeal certain act--iaid
on the table.
bill for the relief Of Charles P Iastridge, or
dered I o Sd reading.
By committee of Ciaims to refer to mex,
session the petition OF Lebbeus Egerton-
so referred.
BY committee ON Education, on memo
rial for aid to Mddleburv College, bill tc
loan $4,000 to Mddlebury College fo
five years without Interests; laid on the
table.
BY select comm ttee on grand list, bill
taxing steam boat stock, &c. and the blI
was discussed at length The bill embra
foreign bank stock, steamboat-st stock Tex
cept fcrries,) toll bridges, manufacturer!
and turnpike stock. A melton 10 eXemp
foreign bank stock was made and rejec,e ed
a motion to reconsider this vote was ais
mode & negatived, 1910 SO. The bII
was passed.
The bill from the senate, relative T.
minors IN factories, was referred to tn
committee on education.
Mhe bill relating to inkeepers, &c. wa
made the special order for to morrow
morning.
The bill making an appropriation 70
the Vt Asylum for the insane was ais
made the special order for to morroS
morning.
The bill relating to assignments wa
was amended and made the order Tor t
morrow.
Mr.. Rich Of Maidstone introduced res
CLINTON relative to mileage, requiring tn
committee to make mp the dcbenlurcs o
the mileage given IN at this session.
adopted
A resolution from the Senate, authori
eng the treasurer to audit an account
David Pierce. was referred to committee
Claims.
Mr. Seymour had leave Of absence ate
TO morrow. Adj.
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Stoves, Groceries &c.

4 II the new Store, between Messrs J. w.
"a Viewers and Lathrop & Potwins,
Nos. |, 9, 3 and Prophecy,
Rotary ard improved Rotary, various sizes,
Oval Boiler, Top Oven,
Box, Canada Box, various sizes and beau
ttul patterns,
Dumb Stoves, &c.
"A select assortment of Stove Pipe,
Tin, Zinc, Stove and Hollow Ware,
Axes, a superior article,
Nails, Glass, Flour and general assort-
ment OF Groceries,
Shoes, Boots and various other articles for
sale at Il small advance on wholesale prices
SEWALL KENNY.
Winooski, Sept, 1887. 35mfsl