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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-26
IN office.

YEVHOSE indebted to the subscriber, or to the late
IL firm of Bracelet q Bacon, are informed that
sic Village on Tuesday and Friday of each week
until the first day of October for the purpose of
closing his business.
The time has arrived when said demands should
be paid, and farther extension than the above time
must not be expected for necessity compels him TO
say that it cannot be granted. -f -
Those that do not avail themselves of this OPP
portunity to make payment may find their de-
mands in possession of Charles Davis, ESQ., of
Danville: S. G. BRACKETT
Waterford, Lower Village, Aug l. 1887. If
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FTLiaI reverence Of the Ituks.-An equally
beoutif,l feature in the character of the Turks is
their reverence and respects for the author OF their
being. Their wives advice and reprimand I'M
heeded-ther words are bosh-nothing but their
mother is an oracle; she is consulted, contided
in, listened to with respect and Difference, honor
cd to her last hour, and remembered with nffec-
ton and regret beyond the grave. "My wives
die and can replace thern," says the Osmanli;
'my children perish, and others may be born to
me; but who shall restore to me the mother who
has passed away, AMI who is seen no more?"-
City ofthe Sultan.
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IMPORTANT. THE 7EET,HLrG

NF INFATS. The time of dentilion is a most
" Important period of the infant state, and sub.
ject it to many complaints and dangers. Above a
tenth part of infants die at this particular iuncure
BY symptoms proceeding from the irritation of the
eIquisely sensible nervous part of the gums which
eventually induce fever, niiammntion gangrene,
twitchng of the tendons, COMMISSIONS, &c which
formidable symptoms can at all times be obviated
from causing such infante mortality by mothers
and nurses promptly allayng the local irritation of
the parts. To effect this desirable Object, Doctor
J. L. Parish: celebrated Syrup for LNF.ANIILE
dEE1HLNG is unrivallcd, when applied to the in
sally produces immediate relief it is so pleasant and
and palliang that all babes will instnctively allow
the gums to be rubbed with it. This remedy has
saved thousands of infants from a recurrence of
that fatal complant-couvulsions- after the
child had several attacks of the malady! Sold at
loo Chatham street, New York, and at the Book
store OF L. r. WALTON d SON, Montpelier,
vermont .. 4-1y
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Boots and Shoes.

G xEORGE Z. BARNEY bogs leave TO tender
- MS acknowledgements to the Public for past
iavors and to inform them that he continues n
manu- facture W
BOOTS AND SHOES
at his old stand, where he has on hand and ;ntord
keeping. constant supply of all articles in his line
warranted TO be made of the frs, rate stock and ~
course to do good service. N -
examine his stock under the assurance that bik n;
thankfully received 0i' VIII 10
few old Notes and accounts for Cash T.Ls0 y"
the common necessaries of life. ' Vi
G, 1., GEO. C. BARNEY d.
St. Johnsbury Plain, Aug. 12, 1887. 2Ntf
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Foundry and Machine ShoD

VIE Subscriber respectfully informs the inhab-
n tants of the County of Caledonia and its Vi
cinity, that he is ready to answer all orders for
IRON CASTINGS AND MACHINERY
His Foundry is under the superlntendence of
Mr. JOHN Z. PADDoCK, who is an experienced
workman IN all the various branches of the Iron
toundry business, such as Loan, Dry Sand and
Common Moulding. His workmen are of good
habits, and well acquainted with the business
The Furnace will be kept in constant operation
with good Stock of Iron and Coal Scotch Iron
VIII be Kept constantly on hand for Machinery and
other soft castings. "
His Machine Shop is under the superintendence
OF MR.. 'AmAsA KAssoN, who is n first rate work
man, both in Iron and Wood Within the last
year the Machne Shop has been furnished with
new TURNING LATHES, or ENGINES, one OF
which Is superior to any in the State. 1t is con-
structed tor turning large Shafts, Mill Spindles
Sawmill Cranks, Gudgeons, &c and for boreing
OFFENDERS, Pumps, Hubs, Boxes, &c &c This
Lathe Will turn the length of foz, teen feet and di
ameter of three feet. He has one other Lathe 70,
cutting screws of all kinds such as taps for screw
1tes, right and left hand thread thread OF differ
ent shape, suci as square, sharp or conical
Among the articles Manufactured at the works.
are TURNING LATHES of all kinds for wood
and IRON, CAST IRON WHEEL HUBS, for large
ana small wagons, with wrought iron axletrees
TUNED and fitted in the neatest ORDER also axetrees
with pipe boxes.
orders Tor patterns, Castings or Machinerv left
with j. T. Paddock, at the Foundry. or nv mail
Will be promptly attended to- ,77 ""''
HUXIIAM PADDOCK.
ST. Johnsbury, Aug. 1887 I-tf
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physician having been out shooting one
whole morning without killing any thing, his
servant begged leave to go over the next field,
for he was sure there was some birds there;-
"and' adds the man, eff there are, iii doctor
'em" 'Doctor them says the master; "What
do you mean by that?" "Why kill them, sir"
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IN Ofice.

Vie annual meeting of the Caledonia County
n Anti Slavery Society will be held at Danvie
1reen on the 2lstinst commencing at ten o'clock.
And 1t is expected that auxiliary Societies will send
delegates from the several towns where they have
been formed. The ministers of all denominations
and their people in the county, and gentlemen and
ladies' generally in the vicinity are respectfully IN
vted to attend and give their influence in favor of
WILLIAM SCALES, Secretary.
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OUR COUNTRY AND OUR HOME


BY ]. MONTGOMERY.
There is land of every land the pride,
Beloved by Heaven, DER all the earth beside;
Where brighter sons dispense serener light
And milder moons emparadise the night;
A land Of beauty, virtue, valor, truth,
Time tutored age and love exalted youth.
The wandering mariner, whose eye explores
The wealthest isles the most enchanting shores,
Views not realm so beautiful and fair,
Nor breathes the spirit of purcr air.
In every cline the magnet of his soul,
Touched by remembrance, trembes TO the pole;
For in this land the Heavens peculiar grace,
The heritage of natures nobIest race,
There is spot of earth supremey best,
A dearer, sweeter spot than all tho rest,
Where man, creations tyrant casts aside
His sword and scep,re, pageantry and pride,
While on his softly looks, bengnly blend,
The sire, the son, the husband father, friend:
Here woman reigns; the mother, daughter, wife,
Strews with fresh flowers the narrow way Of life;
In the clear heaven of her delightful eye,
An angel-guard of loves and graces lie;
Around her knees domestic duties meet,
And fire-side pleasures gambol at her feet,
Where shall that land, that spot of earth be found
Artth man "a patriot ?-look around:
All thou shalt find, howe'er thy footsteps roam,
That land THY COUNTRY, and that spot THY HOME
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High school.

MFR WILLIAM b. TEBBE IT'S, would re-
I'VE spectfully give notice to the gentlemen and
ladies' Of Derby and vicinity, that he intents open
ing a Select School at Derby Centre on the 1lth
day of September next.
Special attention will be paid to those who par
pose teaching the ensuing winter.
TUITION. 80 cents per week, English-3S
cents French and higher branches. 4--3w
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Bible and School Book
Depository.
ROBY, KLNBALL & MERRILL

DUBLIsH and Keep for sale large supply of
l. BIBLES and SCHOOL BOOKS, among
which are, the Family Quato Bible with a map OF
Palestine, Copper Plates, Index, and Browns Con-
cordance also, the Polyglott and small Bibles,
done up in various styles of binding; very neat
Testament, on large type, for old people. Orders
for School Books properly attended to, on liberal
terms.
Concord, N. IL August l, 1887. 1-9w
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NOfice,

VIE subscribers having made large addition
to their Wooden Factory are now ready 70 ro,
ceiye WOOL TO manufacture into cloth on shares
usual. J. X e g " pG,I uUnu DIS
Barnet, Passumpsic Village
August /, 1887. oA,,
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Communicated

Love OF COP. o the boundless theme
infinite and never changing love! The measure
thereof longer than the earth, and broader than
the sea. Christians, have you this love shed u
broad in your heart? Do you feel its life giving
energies warming your affections and raising you
in deeds of charity and reciprocal good' Do
you look upon all mankind as objects of this
love? Are you willing to take the guilty, unrec-
onciled sinner by the hand and beseech him to
turn from his evil way? Are you DESTROYS that
all mankind should experience this love? Then
show myself christian indeed; put into opera
ton those enobling principles which God has
given you, and live in the love and communion
of God, with your heart renewed in grace and
cleansed from every evil word and work.
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Dissolution,

VIE. Copartnership heretofore existing between
n the subscribers was dissolved on the first day
OF April last. All demands due the company must
be paid Immediately to E. G, Parks who is author
lied to close the concern. $50
E. C. PARKS,
l.. p. PARKS.
Waterford, August 10, 1887. e3w
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Notice.

tAME in the enclosure of the subscriber on or
" about 18th of July last, u Chestnut colored
Mare, with small star in her forehead The
owner is requested to prove property, paw charoes
and take her away. SIMEON Hill
Waterford, August, 1887 Of
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Making 3 per cent. assessment for the wear;
premium note, without reference to anv endorse.
ment, and the same TO he paid to the Treasurer at
rs office IN montpelier before the 18th day Of
October, 1887 An opportunity will be presented
TO forward assessments by the members of the Leg
Isature, and those who neglect to forward the a.
mount aohem due, are referred to the 9Th Section of
the Act attached to each policy for the conseuuen.
ccs. BY order Of the Directors
HOMER w. HEATON, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug. TO- 1887 3~Sv
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POETRY.
For THE CALEDoNIAN.
THE GLOOM OF AUTUMN.

THE GLOOM Or Az UNIV
Hail ye signing sons of sorrow,
View with me the autumnal gloom,
Learn from thence your fate tomorrow,
Dead, perhaps, laid in the tomb.
See all nature fading, dying;
Silent, all things seem TO move;
Life from vegetation flying,
Brings to mind the Wondering ern.
Oft the autumn's tempest rising
Makes the lofty forest nod;
Scenes in nature, how surprising;
Read in nature natures God.
See our sovereign sole Creator,
Lives eternal in the sky,
While we mortals yield to nature
Bloom a while, then fade and die.
Mournful scenes when vegetation
Dies by frost or worms devour-
Doubly mournful when nation
Dies by ncighboring nations power.
Death and war my mind depresses.
Autumn shows me my decay,
Calls TO mind my past distresscs,
Warns me of my dying day.
Autumn gives me melancholy,
Strikes detection through my soul;
While mourn my former folly,
Waves of sorrow DER me roll.
What to me arc autumn's breezes,
Since know no earthly joys;
Long I've lost all youthful pleasures;
Time must youth and health destroy.
Pleasures once fondly courtcd,
Shared each bliss that youth bestows,
But 10 see where once sported,
Now embitters all my woes.
Age and sorrow since have blasted
Every youthful pleasing dream;
Hoary age with youth contrasted,
Oh, how short our pleasures seem
Of the autumnal frosts are cropping
Leaves and tendrls from the trees.
Sony friends arc yearly dropping
Through old age and dire disease.
When few moro years I've wasted,
When few moro springs are DER,
When few more grefs I've tasted,
/ shall fall to rise no more.
Formy sun of life s declining,
Soon will set in endless night,
But my hope S pure and refining,
Rests in future life and light.
Cease thy fearing, trembling, signing,
Death will break the sullen gloom,
Soon my spirit, futtering, flying, ...
Must be borne beyond the tomb w
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N office.

' VIE subscribers having bought the goods be-
Il longing to the late firm of of r, G. Parks d.
20 will continue business at the old stand and So
licit share of public patronage.
LEVI p. PARKS 81 SONS.
Waterford, August TO- 1887. 2-3w
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Fire Fire!

ME members of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
~ surance Company are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made by the Di-
rectors, on all notes in force, the following DAYS
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4
W. ~ 1 r-ivard practitioners of med,'ne in .ennnn,
- tbet b, our course NAV torah be friendship
,fao,,, OF iltn Faculty, bnt not Di It's bei1sh
are nni,aasneeby selfish motives fhoush We Shaii is'i
- M r.s,35 ofbar opinion. eher Of tis sonhness OF
,fn,p- Of Pr Gosckes ba" si"ctrns. Ne af haP3 ~
t,, sn, liis anptne s9es slaiie not 10 be & 43Ra
knvb tor what eyes be1l. 9ai "la' oH cars h'' We
" ,el,s STAT. iat pisn Br. Louis oiou Goeicke hrp
s,s lie German public, "a fl nd ID d. cor eei %
ny ,netrua anl medicine held hin IN tue bghes'
contempt hisyins and openly louonncs HIM 10 DC pase
-. sd The i3rinee Of cracks. But hearing much
said the 5anaise against II and tor IT, we "trs
from motives Of eurie.;ty merely make tfiai OF is epated
,rtlss pon number pf most hopeless patients ah9 VIC
now dan bounden dut@ le,em Al tie expense oil onf
.tit,r,st publicly acknowledge lis mighty elchce ~
curing 4o OILY consumption, bat 9TH 'ari naadIrs which
W. ha,s .to3r. believed ineuobs Oar coaa'npt df TIC
i-coyrrer this meicns was nj once swallowed up IN our
ths' unexpected ruitsi aud as an amends
for oar abas- him We 10 iaalv confess 10 ihs world,
Tat balsss him phantopst who doc honor 10 'iie pro-
fs.sioa nul 20 country which gave nm birth.
il intend 10 be Impartial "iine arm, la.t siino-
nv both FOR and against ia SannhFe honestly bis ns 10 cor
rect oas rrro that has gained ground in tn pdn ind IN re-
gard il, ,i4 that Ill cures in every in,.anc- We isa
nuon the contrary and 10 und ceiYe th eominu-
nty on Ibis poin; for have, in several instances IN onr
practice found 7 medicine an neIhcisn barrier aEahsi 'ho
rayaecs OF disease. Bntwe renly grant thai II possesses
powers which pertain other remedy with WHICH We are
acquainted aud believe fully entitled II tn qualifying
whichs prefxcd To il.
GA, Inr fact Ia ngh unimpaittnt ia itself, cannot for
boar mentioning, IL IS this while most no'irnln7 ar hsy
scented aitracivc cooed please the inncy OF The ur
rhnse their chief virtue consisting IN t' fragrance and color
The SaiAtiyc ia pntup IN unn'iins drss benz hafs
nnodorous and rurJ but eAertns power "le though not
seen, i. felt.
10 those who knownor the virtues Of this m;lieine it m'y
appear iinpos hIo aud seems almost mcraii
CO. TINT such variety Of eonpants Is found IN tn pa
per given by usoDr Gocke could be cured by tn Sana
tive ALONE hui they all occurred within or own personal
knowledge we have great pleasr ~ giving th.m 10 The public
and do derla' that ona phel ONLY eff ctd ih"ronsh
in ench patient. Eight otero stnat' diseases came
der observation, during the Tine IN which two hlns
used IN each nsanreand five Of taf cases terminated
fatally, while erananiny tire, result IN restoration to
health. :
The adoption of this medicine into of our Eu-
ropean hospitals sufficient guaranty that performs all it
promises II needed not testimony Tor, wherever Il u
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A HORSE STOLEN.

fTH STOLEN from my Stable, near
ff1J IA. Lyoehhufg, Tuesday niahi
$}%y TX the Its LIST, "rse DAtsh 1
hin liluwti Bay-abora five feet four inches high
y, is Supposed he ma, be something more or less,
never measured Ia, heght-behcsed to be FIVE ,o.ns
Old the next Spring. The Horse Is very spirited
unae lhc saddle III harness. the mark, (which
NOV visible : NM having been used both in the
plough aud wagon this Fall. No natatd marks a.
but him TO distinguish linn from any other Horse
al tlr same snr, colour and aye, except 1ba one OF
his aucrs briuie appears to he rather large Than the
Other, bat tins may disappear in time; aad HAT his
heavy quarters would Distinguish him generally from
other hur-rs. lis natural GAIT, under tire saddle.
Il spirited irot, tlough he PAGES when tur,cI info II
BY the rider. lie las accidental mark about linn
which may be discovered by close examinations
which IS u sinal slit in the upper corner OF hi, nsli
nosiril.
Any person who viii deveithe IIor>t Ia me sha
receive TWENTY DOLLARS reward and II h.
detects and ,pprrhends the thief 81 that he Is co
siCted, he shall reeve THIRTY DOLLARS
moie that he may be rewarded with fifty dollars
by WILLIAM DANIEL.
November % Is
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ENiiE undersigned, having been aproIh''d inls-
\ icesia a deed Of trust made by Duu i {. p
icfs lal the benefit oils creditors, urau III a,l>ed
resolution 81 his tu leave the State. have determined
NOT 10 aci since Ar. Peters has changed lis res 9H-
ton. and "ll - on with his business usual. under
his own nam, aud Oh his own responsibility. His
largest creditor, ste 10 town. nd hase consented 10
this arrangements The trustees believe that Nj.
Peers than able 10 meet aud pay all his IN
gagemenl.. SETH l1aLSEN.
tROB'T WHITEHEAD.
November &c
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EfGsEECHs LANGUAGE.

a. ID. E0NPAENS proposes giving private
-. instructions in the fRtNcn LANGUAGE, either
at his School Room. at the residences o such as
may become his pupils. From lis knowledge oitie
language, hls experience in teaching IT, lie feels
thotized in sayir community, that he course
oi Thirty LESSONS. he can impaIt 10 persons whose
minds are otherwise improved. thorough knowledge
OF tie PRoNUNtI,rIoN and CONSTRUCTORS, as 10
prepare them pro ,resS III the TRANSLATION, with
our tie aid OF teacher.
Application can be made at 5. ID. rs School
Room, on Mmn street. opposite Planters Ware
house, or;o M-srs K. II. roer Jehn Williams
Henry Hall, DR.. Wm. l. liolconlbe, Rev'd lhos.
Jones, DR.. J. H. Pattesoa, or Mr.j. 7. Hunt.
/" whom it may concern, this may certify th,d,
during hi, residence aud acquaintance wItiI me in
Richmond, Va, Rev. S. d. Tompkins prosecuted
the study Of the French Language till he abb,
10 read, pronounce, aud translate il with facility aud
Bic extent. \. CURTIS.
November -
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M Ill be sold, hy ne uf IA deed OF rust tn
' the HIGHEST builder. for cash on Thursday
the 9ih day al December, 1887. tic Iionse aud Lot
Which the Lite Waller Snead. de- ID. resided on
Ei9!lh street in the town Of L>uchhur. the sale
10 tdhe pIacr ~ lie in front othe property
h> trusier shll crly convey such title rs vested
ia NE b. the deed ottrus under which tho proprrty
is sod JAMES BENAGll, Trustee.
November 10 I'D
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IMPORTANT 10
Stage Contractors and Wagner"
szs& Mas

4 L astated monthly meeting OF the Pres'de"'S ""'
n Directors ofihc James River and Kanawhaos
held IN the cry OF Richmond ON Monday, 16lh WV
bcr 537. :,
ReS0tcea, That the Agent on the Western ~. .,,.
provelnentS, be authorised 10 reduce the tolls o"
g-sand wagons al the several gates under ms chs
one S1rit; on condition that they use tue pawn .o.
lock IN descending hills Oh Kanawha aud ivy
doue road
Exlract.lrom the records.
w e. CHITTENDEN'N 20"
The reduction authorised hy the above r'so il.
viii be extended to such as entlc ltenIse"ssJ
ii ON aud after the l2ih st. until further oros,.
L. WALKER, .igent' ~
CEaric.tan Nov. > 1"'
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NiRGiNlAA rules held ia thr Ciefks biice Of the ar
sap las aud ehnhctrv inr the county
oi Amba.t on NoniHy tr ith day 81 September 1855
|aiumel Br nsord Sergeant 9th corporation ui lynch
burr and such Administrations OF II jalugcT, deceased,
aud adl nsto de bous 1PelY Bnlinssr, deceased,
Plaintiff,
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E'0g FEs'T,

Oss IA So -
rRHt Erge hrrk building 81 Main street, oppq-
4 site the tu,ou Iloiel. nov II the occupancy Of
Mr. pauI Jones rs a Tavern House. Hi, bnillinc
is Wi constructed, and sitafed iai y Tavern at
Boarding House. hauug II rooms above aouhi,
each ~iiha Ire place. cellar ,ooms and me neers
>afy ont houses. and having been ioG2 md well
knawn a. fist rae slad tor either purpose. Pos
session will be gi,eu Id January u.Af. AFpy 10
SMITH 4 BAGWEII.
Oct p II
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EsEe. "a. III. stHSsEsIEs.

NAVsNsa located h msclf al Mr.. Dun, Moor.
. mau', Wards. Road, Campbell county. o!len
his services III the different branches oi hls lroles
SION 10 the c1Iiaens oftila vicinity and TIE adjacent
,'arJs ofI'tts,!sdna.
JalN a I'm, IS
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a C1suLD,s EvsNl>G PRAYER.

Father, now the day ispas,.
On thy child thy blessings cast,
Meath nv pillow, hand in hand.
keep thy guardian angel band,
And throughout the darsiing night,
Bless nc with cheerful light.
Let mr. rise a. nom again.
Free from every though, Of pain.
Passing through liir's thorny WY.
keep me. Father, day by day
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From he Loaisriile CIV Gazette.
RECIPE FO. MODERN POETRY.

gahc equal portions thr light
OF sansci and OF starry night.
OF de~y eyes, aud sc~ ing rills,
Ind periim. which tie rose dsiill',
And voice Of gentle biris in Spring.
And troeh--ii, soft inrauieriBg.
And SOM, 2eep ieeiis Of mystic feeling,
And music tones all entity stealing.
Thsn, ninric we'll {. i,h meteor r,ys,
You've tbs pos-y oimodern DAYS.
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FO TME PEOPLE ON Ay,uE1.G,

'HtiE subscribers sensible Of the lilerali,y ALREADY
H. eyInced by their friends in Amherst. Ieo le,y,.
20 return thanks and call Their particular attention IN
.'' '' : "a Or GOoDS winch is large aud well
at such prices us cannot fail 10 please They viii
give u"ods at the lowest prices Tor any ot,aniily If
Corn, Oats, Wheat and Tobacco. 10Y %
November - ~
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

NIX VI II NN BNNh Ut ' IN'I VI u
Comparative statement ri the condition OF the far-
mrrs' Bank aud Branches on tie Isl and 9Th tia, :
Of June 1897, and the Is, day ot November,
1927: