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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Carmine Saueers,
Desk Peakniyss and Psper Folders,
Plain and Fancy Quilts,
Bristol Board,
wstered Ticket Paper. assorted eolors.
Plain do. do. assorted eolors,
Plain do. DO. white. gilt edged.
Letter Paper, rich assorted colors,
Plain do. aud feint ruled.
Ladies' Pocket Books containing Pincushion.
Thread Cases, sc.
Visiting Cards, plain and ornamenicd,
Visiting Gard Cases,
limitation Fruit, Of alabsster,
Cut glass Smelling Bottles, Of assorted sizes
and patterns,
Large splendid cut glass centre table Smell
ling Bottles,
Milk of Roses, in plain aud fancy bottles,
Cream OF Almonds IN do. do. DO.
Lavender Water IN do. do. do
Florida Water IN do. do. do
Magnolia water ia do. do. do.
Pearl Powder put up ia different forms,
French Hair Powder,
Puds aud Puff Boxes,
Lows Hair Dye, for blaekeuing hair and
whiskers.
Nerchaux's Freckle wash,
Spicy compound or Cey Ion sweet bags. for
pertaining drawers aud preventing moths,
Odoriisrous compound or PERSIAN sweet bag,
for the same purpose, both put up III
Satin bags OF different colors,
Orris root tooth powder.
Belion's dcntrince and Hudson's dentrjfce-
valuable preparations for the teeth, put
up an neat maple boxes,
PLAIN per fumed, Windsor,
Alpine, yandalis, Lagrange,
Floating Rose, Genuine Al SOAPS,
nond, Oriental, Montpelier
Rose,
in beautiful Nsr,eties, elegantly perfumed-
cakes OF different sizes aud shapes,
And shaving cakes, expressly for shaving.
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.1tsc Drag sad Chemiea!
STORE.
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ID ESPECTFULLY {
Ia 10 his New Estab
in Charlestown. yher,
for sale q very extensl
.WedietScs, 4
DYE s.
Ills present Stock Is
delphia and BaltimoI
been selected by him'
care. Among his s>sS
the following articles.
necessary To enume-a
pose OF Oh the most rc
Sulph. Zinc,
Russia isinslsss.
Pulseri,'d rurmeric,
CabcllI Alba.
Nsgue.is, (lump,)
ChapPel's 4 iIenrys
CsieiU'l NagDesia,
i.,puorice Ball,
Peruvian and Lima
Bark,
Flower, uf Zinc,
iadIan Rubber.
Pulyoris'i Cinnamon,
Colombo Root,
DO. pui'erI,ed,
ApUthcc arls Scales
aud Weights,
Gold. SulPh. Antimo-
ny,
ToHCa Beans,
Croton Oil,
IIydriodaie ofPoiash
Cow age,
Boneset, -
Co!ocyaih,
Do. pul'erisea,
Salt Petfe, refined,
Burgundy Patch,
Cube Us,
DO. pIlverised,
Orris Root,
DO pulyerised,
Saratoga Powders,
Seidlitz Powders,
soda Powders,
Orange Peel,
Tartar Emetic,
CarAw1y Seed,
Coriander seed,
Feuuel seed,
ATiscCd,
Calaminc.
Red and Black lnks,
Arrow Root,
Althca Root,
ScGekl Root,
Rhubarb Root,
Gcniian Root,
NAicriaD Root,
SulPh. OF Potash,
Gum Opium,
Do. pulyeriseI,
Gum kino,
DO. pulN,riscl,
Cum COpal,
Gum AraUtc,
DO pIl.eTIs, 8,
Gum Tragacanih,
Gum Senegal,
Gum Shellac,
Gum G imboge,
Gum Scammony,
Gufn Gaibanum,
Gums AisTrh ! Guil-
cum,
saffron,
BOraN, refined,
Calomcl,
Soma,
sOccotrine Aloes,
c.op Lake,
Armenian Dole,
AnIimouial Powder,
kreosote,
Arsenic,
DisitaiIs,
Antimony pulEeriSed,
Red Prccipitate,
~ bite do.
Corrosive SubliuIlie,
Carbonate Of Iron,
Cloves,
DO. pulVeriseJ,
Fly Stone,
HDoper's Pills,
Elm Bark pulyeris'd,
Jujube Paste,
NerdIgris,
Flake MAMA,
Adhesive Plasters.
Blue Vitriol,
Oxide Of Bismuth,
Red Chalk,
White do.
French do.
AssaiDtids,
AnChusa,
super Csrb. Soda,
white Wax,
Yellow do.
Ihk Powders,
Lobelia,
Cayenne Pepper,
CASTLE Soap,
Brown Rom do
IIuil's and other i'm
proved Trusses,
Spermaceu,
MsZcrion Bark,
Lees s. Lyons Anti-
Bilious Pills,
Syringes,
kershaw's Tonic Pills
for Asue * Fever,
Agaric,
sal Anunoniac, REIN
Ear SyriDEes,
Spring, Thumb and
Gum Laneets,
Lancet Blades,
starch.
Rhubarb,
Observation-Disclosures,
Rochelle, Epson aud
Giauber salts.
White and Yellow
Rokin,
tie has also for sale, b
Linseed Oh,
Clipped Logwocd. Ma
Clipped Fusiic, spaui,
Rcd Lead Yeniiiln u.
white Lead. whiting,
vgffan gfora CHr.m.
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SOAPS,

in beautiful Nsr,eties, elegantly perfumed-
cakes OF different sizes aud shapes,
And shaving cakes, expressly for shaving.
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9ETHE subscriber having just returned
4 from the commercial city, takes plea.
sue ia particularly inviting the attention Of
the Ladies aud the community at large, TO
t..r -,,.L nf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-06

mancipatlun, aud express our honest pride
hat we have never bowed tie knee TO
Baal, nor suffered the mark ul the beast to
be put upon our lorehcads.
Hon. Milton Brown introdu 'ed The fol-
lowing resolution which was adop,edi
Whereas the principles OF the Democrat
&c wing Party are essentially The same Us
were sustained by tie Wings OF '16, in
opposition 10 The arbitrary assumptions OF
ESocuive power, and the corrupdng in.
locnce OF Government patronage, and
which secured to The ancient Democracy OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-06

Noses. Walons: II observed, in The re-
port Of The Bark Commissioners, that 10 no
ice is taken Of one circumstance, which
think should have been stated. The Bank OF
Bellows Falls by lhoir report, has a larger
eurp'us, or apparent profit Than any other
bank. Il arose from. tie circumstance dat no
dividend to tho stock holders has bocn made
since the suspension Of specie naymont--tl,e
directors having delormlHcd 10 make No dy-
bends on the stock, uniil spccio payment is
Assumed, while all The other banks are bcliey-
Cd 10 have made thcir usual dividends Il.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-06

Looking Giass for the Loco Focos. the
following article is copied from the East.
ern Republican, a whole hog Van Buren,
paper published in Maine. In describing
lhe causes which produced the disastrous
results Of the late election in that SIate," it
says:
"The rodicalism Of tho times, the ultra
a ii ograrian spirit ahroad, the fierce al
tacks on timc-honourcd institutions, the I'M
relenling warfare upon the business and
audable enterprise, The prevailing DISPOSE
ton to pull down aud ovcrurn, without
knowledge, means, or ability to build up,
and the demagnguism and pro1iqocy OF
those who would mount any hobby and ride
ike death on the pale horse, rough-shud
over The necks OF the people and every
thing opposing their mad career, reckless
OF consequences, and needless Of principle
this incubus and deadly sirocco, all these
wlhcriug influences, pressed heavily on III,
party aud urged to the mournful result"
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4 late Boston Atlas contains a letter
from Lowell Mason, describing The Won
derrul Organ al Freiburg, in Switzerland.
Tic says:
1.-The fourth piece was a ,Bctieito by
Havdu-G rOcal piece, The moment the
Introductory symphony commenced, Inc Pc
culiar style Of the iulmilabe composer was
obvious. Haydn is always SO tas elul aud
elegant in melody, aud so chasie and rich
in harmony, tina! he cannot be mistaken.
II seemed almost ply lHal such a piece of
music, requiring voices, should have been
selected Tor Tie ORGAN, ami especially as
piece designed to exhibit The powers OF tie
instrument But when, The prelude draw
ing to a close, Tie organIst came 10 the vo-
cal passage, what was my astonlshmcnl to
hear choir, as IL appeared ai The time 10
be, commence ana sing 10 was entirely
distinct from The organ, which all the while
had the accompaniment. Ihe voices were
heard, distinct? heard; and II seemed as
il there could he no mistake. No one was
in The organ loit but the organist and my
sell. | looked around ior the choir-rc-
moved from one position to anolher-put
my cars close to The instrument, and 10 the
Key holes OF Inc Pahhels, and endcavoured
to ascertain from whence came vocal sounds,
but IN vain. Mr. Vogt saw my surprise
and smiled. repeatedly moved rom SIDE
! to SIDE and listened ~ every position, not
being wiling TO believe, what at last proved
10 be true, that the sounds heard were IN
sirnmen'a' only ana not vocal. at the
conclusion of 'he vocal passage, the orgon
and at the close Of this, the voices were re-
sumed arain-sometime in solo or duct,
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QHieh Work.-On Saturday week, Da-
lie Chfksum, Se.knf, sat down 10 dinner in
pair Of inexpreSsibes made orwool which
mat very same morning was growing on
The bucks OF the sheep. In the brief space
OF eleven hours and hall the fleece was
shorne from the animal, secured, dyed, car
ded, spun, woven, aud made into a pair OF
brecches for a Battle! Part Of the sane
cloth was sent oil the same day to make an
other pair Of ineXpressibles for Baiie Gil
mnour, Glasgow, one Of Messrs. Brown G.
20. whose handsome new mill on the Ell.
lerick, Of SeIkirk, opened with a share in
The performance Of The above rapid feat in
manufacturing industry Dmfries Coayi-
En-.
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MnffCe.

FFNHE subscriber having been appointed
Il guardian 10 Mr. John Parker OF Montpo-
lier, an idiot and insane person, gives notice
that no contract made with said Parker will be
approved, and requests that all persons having
elaine against said Parker, viii present the
Same 10 the subscriber as soon as may be, that
arrangements may be made for settling the
same, so far as the property Of said Parker
will extend.
ALFRED PlTKlN, Guardian.
September 25, 1887. l6
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Exercise in Talking Fast.-Le' those
who are slow in speech, try 10 say The iol-
lowing rapidly ,-There was man and his
name was bod, and he had vile whose
name was Mob, aud he had a dog whose
name was Cob, and she had cat whose
name was Gritty Bob-Coh says Bob, Chit
" Bob says Mob--Cob was Dob'5 dog,
and Chilly Bob was Mubs cat.
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New Goods.

New Goods.
baldwin 6 SCOTT have Just received
ID large stock Of Goods, suited to the pres
ent aud approaching season, which may be had
on the most favorable terms for good Bank
Notes, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Flax Seed,
Wheat Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Beans, and
Wool or approved credit.
N. b. Their friends are respectfully invited
TO call and examine their goods and prices.
which they say will suit No mistake.
Village Of Montpelier,
Sept. 30, 1887. I5:dw
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Wien Lorl North proposed The stamp
act upon receipts in England, the following
cplAram appeared:
Premier, "says Fox, "lci's have tax,
That shall MOI TAIL on me-"
"Righl" says North I'VE II tax receipts,
For those you never see !''
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WEIyV GOOgp@,

Ol1HI A LIZ L HAN II Y ~ Is.
CtHARLES LYMAN would inform his
~ friends aad all those who consult theirin-
tcrost in purchasing C oods, that he has pre-
pared him9elf with LARGE and carefully seloc-
ted assortment Of Fall and Winter Goode, 10
meet their Demands which he will sell for cash
or approved credit a loollo' cheaper than any
of his neishbors. lie now offers as a part Of
his splcadd assortment,
90 pieces Of BROAD CLOTHS ard CAS-
ISIMERES, Of every color and quality.
100 do New CALICOES, Of the latest
styles and best colors.
so do u MERINOs, Of every shade and
texture; Brown, Blue, and Black CAM
LET'S, for GontIemen0 Coaks and Wrap
pcrs; Heavy LION SKIN, for Overcoats ;
Highland and Mcrino SIIAWLS; Alpincs
Black and CoIored Silk Vclvcts Dark and
Rich VESTINGS, and in TACT every article
I necessary for Fall and Winter trade
lie would invite all those who arc dosirou:
Of purchasing Goods at prices which cannot
fail to suit, TO give him call.
Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1857. &c
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DIR Rotterdam, in hi' philosophical cx-
perlmonie, positively states, that in masking
puddings, every two table spoVus lul ~
clear snow is equal 10 one eg9, AMI that a
greater proportion Of snow viii make The
pudding so light That it will not adhere to-
gelher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-06

Ar THE OLD CHEAP STORE!ll
EgNflE subscriber, having heretofore offer
n ed to sell Goods, cheaper than the
cheapest, and Judging from clear con-
science in the matter, as well as from o
large increase of custom, that the public
have realized the luiillment this promise,
he has vcnlurcd, on the prospect of the
continuance of the iavers Of old customers,
and with the hopes OF gaining new ones,
To- make an unusual large addition TO his
former stock and be now offers for sale a
complete assortment Of Fau and Winter
GOODS, OF the best quality, and as low
as can be afforded at any other place in this
part OF the country.
As a specimen of prices, see the follow
ing: 1st quality Of Sheelng 10 to IS
&c per yd.; Good Shifting l-2c; Cotton
warp, No. 10 $50 pr 10. and other Nos in
proportion to cost; Cotton BattingI 10 to ID;
lst 'qual. Young Hyson Tea so; ID do
AZ to 4G; LIST quail. OF Sonchong SO; Sal
eratus 0; Saltpetre Ia; Cassia 81; Cloves
80; Alspce 10; Ginger 10; Pepper TO-
| Tobacco 10 10 %; LIST quail. 6 inch spike,
3; Do. Nails 8; Fair Do. 7.
Broadcloihs and Prints Of every descrip
ton, and all articles exceeding ten cts. pr
III. will be sold lower tlal can be bought a
any other store with n 25 miles Of here
This is saying good dea! 10 he sure-bn
10 ShqU be made good! NO M[S1.4KE'
Ladies and Gentlemen, call and see lOl
yourselves, where you will find the man al
home, and ready to attend To your com
mands.
lT5-All lavors gratefully acknowledged
and all orders correctly and promptly at
tended TO.
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A OARD! no the Tadics !

MONTPELIER SEPT. 80, 1887.
~ & L. L. LAMB, at the New Store
~ have received their Fall Stock Of Rich,
Scarce and Desirable DRY GOODS, en-
bracing the greatest variety, and the best styles
they have ever had the pleasure Of offering
their friends. Among their new stock may be
found Super white, red and black, plain and
dg'd MERINO SHAWLS; Highland do.
(somo new stylos;) rich black, blue black and
coord DRESS SILKS; 81 lendid pelicso
SATINS; fine black, blue black and fancy
color'd ALPINES; color'd Grape CAMB-
LET'S; Parametta Cloths; Worsed Dam
asks; Ghibet Cloths; French Merenos; rich
Gro dc Royal Silks; splendid French Prints /;
| Ginghams; Cashmere Silk Sewing Silks /;
Grape, B-ocade, Thibet, and other style
Shawls andHdkls; silk, Cotton, Lisc thread,
Worstod aud Col HOSIERY; kid, silk, open
work, and Wrl GLOVES; Linen Camhrick;
linen and silk Hdkfs; fine Swiss, Null, Book
and CambTick MUSLINS; Jaconnett and
| Common, PLAN and fig'd Cambrcks; Black
and White Blond and Bob't Laccs; Rich Gar.
niiurc and Cap Ribbons; Belt do. Black lace;
Barago and Blond Wells Splendid Cravats |;
Blond Lace Cravnts, Mantles; Lace and
Collars; Velvet and Cheneale Trimming
Grape dc Lyons, superb Thread, Bob't Cam
brick and Blond EDGINGS lin great yoriety;)
Merino Cnshmeres Ga new artcle); Super
Thread, Bob't and Cambrck INSERTlHGS,
Bob't ana Blond QUILLINGS; Wrcaths ;
Wo.uted and mixed Cotton Knitting Yam;
Tambour Floss, good Thread, &c. together
with los more OF pretty things,' which we
have not Time MOI disposition 10 enumeratc, all
which we are disposed 10 sell for cash, on
terms corresponding with tie times.
tEjsGye us a call.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-06
New Fan Goods.

a Ohm * CHAS. SPALDING have Just
~ received large supply of FALL GOODS
which they will sell cheap for pay.
Montpelier, Sept. 20, 1887.
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NOIICE.

$ hereby given that I have given my son
L JONAS G. A4CLOUD, his time from this
date. and will claim none Of his earnings nor
be accountable for any Of his contracts here.
after JOHN M'CLOUD.
Naryalon Anc. G. 1877
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ATTEMPTED NEGRO INSURREC-
TON.

The New Orleans True American. Of
Oct 10Th, contains Tie lollowiur occouni
OF the discovery ola blot omon1 lhe me-
orocs. Alexandria. is IN Louisiana. obn,u
900 miles N. w. of New Orleans. and 90
miles from Nalcbitochcs.
I9s,gycctiou. By tbe Brian B,rbr;re
arrived Yesterday from Red River we Iear,,
rha,a blot amonu the sovos had heen die.
covered, which is said to have bcen better
CLAIMED and mauarcd lh.n INV brIore
.nown.
r, annears thaias l,vo.or, rI,n,or Mr.
Cnmpi6n' in armed Ills ,,a.,or ,bst ,bo MO-.
groef were lnrninr Mans IN KIN ali tEc
,yIie males. and 10 SHARE ,bc lrmolSs onJ
ch,IJ,on and iCbe yanII nv ~ "'( co-, "';,
,o"';N|, bonor ,gGrrs ~, ,,ros, o,." "'
j.I az ,ho nrrnnse ,cnre,rb;",, n ' ,.",,lJ
Ji,coyer ali ibeir nl,ne 20
NJ Comnron Id 90, :, common, ,r;h,
Cans o,,crs tn, 'c,enc3 y..r,. XXX az 81
,l,, ,o ",',,' ''' WY '''"0 ANU VI
liz; c,r,ror ,hor ,oll1io, t.4,Lo.;.
o.Jor ,ho WY, ,o ,','t' '''', W. IVY,
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a Romantic Story.--Thc Goshen 0ndi-
aua) Express mentions tie discovery OF o
female among The Indians near Peru, Indi-
ana, that had been taken prisoner by the
DrIeware Indians, sixty years ago, when
she vas only live years OF are. Two
brothers and tisler visited her, and the
was recognized by marks thcy named as
being on her person. She could not talh
English, and had an interpreter. No en-
treaty could prevail on her to return with
them home, and they hal reluctantly 70
leave her. She had been married to a Mi
ami chief who had died and left her with
seven Children.
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ERESH Dates, Figs, Eng. Currents, Cit
Il ron, Eng Wainuts, S. s. Almonds, Costa
ma Nuts, Fiberts, Prunes, Tapioca, Mace,
Sugar Sand, Cake Ornaments, Sc, Just reed
and for sale, by SILAS BURBANK jr.
Montpelier May 20, 1887. IS
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ISRAEL CUTTING.
)tember Sth, 1887.

Cabot, September sth, 1887.
p. S.--A' i; is a fact, that have been
the means Of cheapenlng goods in this vi
entity, it is hoped, that should any one set
up goods for sale hereabouts and sell few
articles as low as now offer to, that my
old customers wall not leave me to 90 where
they can do but little or no better than
can do by them. &c,
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W. N0.lgaoes! Es0allle9s!

oG1G3U 15Olls2oES! AB0aa32eGS!
CASES of Florence, Oriental, Dunstoblo,
~ Lace, Tuscan, and Plain Tuscan BON
NETS, Of every slope and quality;
Also, Misses Shgkar Cottage, Florence an
Tuscan BONNETS meat styles--luat roceV-
cd at c s L. /. LAMBS Cheap store
Tho Ladies are invited to coll and examine
quality and prices,
May II, 1887. 95
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EBEaclt GnaEI

WNJBlTING Ink, Of hrst rate qualit.
w ioy gale by
L p WALTON s SO8S.
july Is, 1887
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TROOfs npnG SEloos,

MEMS Thick and THIN Boots Boys do !;
I'VE India Rubber Overshoes; Gentlemens
Pumps Ladies Paris kd slips, Walking
Shoes, Walking Slips, Sc for sale on thob
terms by CHARLES LYMAN.
Oct. 10, 1887. 16
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CarDetiHag and Rugs.
CHARLES LYMAN

HAS received large and prime lot Of Car
L l. peing, Of new sty les and patterns, bought
this Fall, which he will sell at low prices for
Cash.
Oct. s, 1887. 1G
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oZEEOFE olRasra.EcQf.

ut THE OLD ST.4.ND ON MAIN ST.
FE7HE subscribers have formed co-partner-
A ship in the Meat Provision Business, and
take this opportunity to say to their old friends
that they have not forgotten their former pat
rouage and while they remember it with
gratitude, they ask for further demonstrations
Of the good wishes of all, by the renewal ard
continuance of the same kind of friendship
and assistance. A good assortment, of the
best quality, will be kept O. hand for those
who wish to buy meat. Beef and Pork put up
in the best order for family use. Those at q
distance who wish to purchase, will do well
to call.
Cash paid for Sheep and Lambs Pel's.
Al ND Ed DITE
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A COMPLETE assortment Of "Rodgor's
IN Imperial Silk and Cotton LINED Stocks,h
may be found at Emerson s. Russel's: --AIsc
Summer Stocks-super. Black Italian Cravats
40 inches irge--and coored Croyats in fancy
variety.
May 30, 1897 OF
WINDOW SASH
WILLIAM w. CALDWELL Constantly
w keeps for sale by 8 & 7by 0.
June !, 1891
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ORlN P[TKIN
Village of Montpelier, !
Sent 81 1897. {

Sept 2I, 1857.
N. D.. 1t is taken for granted that all those
who have unsettled accounts with o. Pitkn,
will call and settle, and not forget that his cred
itors are pushing with both hands for remtan-
ces. Lumber demands due must be paid,
or 16:6w
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NEVV GOdDBS

CtAsn paid for grain. S, BURBANK Jr.
- Sept. &C.
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E5asIg5OgaabIe E3Onnqfs,

GOuTHWICK, SlBLEY & DAVIS would
- respectfully inform the public, more par
tcnlarly the Ladies, that they have on hand
and are manufacturing at their store in Rich's
Hollow, Montpelier, STRAW and TUSCAN
BONNETTS Of the latest city style.
Viz,Dunstabe, Grecian and Cottage patterns,
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Cast steel axes.

W Boxes BAKERS AXES, tho best in
es -, lie by. LAMBS, PALMER 81
- March 5:s7.
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Leghorn Braid " 4" "
Lace and common Tuscan " &c
Chain and common Twning 4"
Misses and chidren's, Of various kinds.
Bonnetts made TO order at short notice.
Dealers in the article arc invited to call.
Montpelier, April 4, 1887. SELF
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Powder.

NIX Kegs Blasting or Retailing POWDER
q - on hand and for sac at wholesale pri-
ces by SlLAS BURBANK 1r'
April ID. 1887.
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F0eaCM GOOHS,

Z AIDES are invited to call and view En-
i crson s, Russell's assortment Of Fancy
Goods.
May 90, 1887. 30
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(tASH paid tor Sheep and Lambs Pelts, by
~ SILAS BURBANK, Jr.
Oct. G, 1887. &c
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21

THE public are hereby notified that Isaac IN
net, Joshua Harvey and Levi kcerans, did, on the
18th day Of August last, enter into copartnershp
10 trade in the above article, under the name and
bv the STYLE of L. Bennett + Co. a, the yard former
ly Of A. Grimes + Co, in the the town OF Richmond
where all kinds Of lumber will be bought and sold
as formerly.
Wanted Immediately, oak, ash, and poplar fo,r-
ing of any convenient length. Also, half inch
three quarter, inch, and i"ch and quarter wide
boards (poplar); inch and half and two men plank
of the same three quarter inch, inch and hail. and
two inch oak boards and plank; also poplar !o..t-
from Is to 25 feet long, % by 6. =, 8, 8, and ~
oak do same length q by and 10; oak posts fo'
fencing hy at bottom, and by at top tee.
long, also Of a larger size, by at bottom, and
by a, top. length; poplar fencing thick, and
to inches wide, from IL to Is feet long; like
wise poplar Notwithstanding Of any common length
inch thick. and to g inches wide anc IN genera
all kinda Of lumber in common use. All the above
to be square edged. ]. BENNETT, q 20:
Richmond, Nov 5th, 1896. 44-3mo.