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II CtTttttCQte from LnTee memoirs or the med
zeal Profession IN Germany, IN Europe
We, the undersigned. practitioners of medicine
In Germany, well aware that, by our course,
we may forfeit the friendship of some of the fac
uty. but not of its benevolent members who are
unntluenced by selfish motives. Though we
shall refrain from an expression of our opinion.
either of the soundness or unsoundness of DR.
Goelick's neso doctrine, we happy 10 say that
we deem his Sanative too valuable not TO be gen.
orally known-for what our eyes behold and our
ears hear, we must believe.
We hereby state, that when DIR, Louis OFon
Goecke first came before the German public as
the pretended discoverer of new doctrine and a
new medicine, we held him in the highest con-
tempt, believing and openly pronouncing him to
( be base impostor and the prIace of quacks.
But, on hearing so much said alb out the Sanatiye
against il and for it, we were induced, from mo-
tives of curiosity merely, 10 make trial of its re-
puted virtues upon number of our mot hone
less patients: and we now deem it our bounden
duty (even at the expense of our self interesi)
publicly to acknowledge its efficacy in curing moi
only consumption, but other fearful maIadies.
which we have heretofore believed to be incura.
! bic. Our contempt for the dlscoverer of this
medicine was at once swallowed up in our utter
astohishment at these unexpected results: and
as amends for our abuse of him, we do frankly
confess to the world, that we believe him phil
anthropist, who does honor to the profession, and
to our country, which gave him birth.
The recent adoption of this medicine into
some of our European hospitals is sufficien,
guaranty that performs all its promises. ltneed.
ed not our testimony, for wherever it is used i,
Is its own hest witness.
HERMAN ETMULLER, MD.
WALTER VAN GAULT, MD.
ADOLPHUS WERNER, MD.
Germany, December 10 1895 IL
DE. JACKSON, sole agent for B,andon
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Fire! Fire!!

"A NiE members OF the Vermont Mu-
- tual Fire Insurance Company are
hereby notified that the following assess
ments have been made by the Directors
on all notes in force on the following DAYS.
to wit -
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Az- The article published below, concerning
the new and popular doctrine advanced by the IL
lustrlous Goellcke of Germany, cannot fail OF ex-
citing deep and thrilling interest throughout our
pfrx
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
G. O r NJ 6

~ ~ ~ ~ -
n HE celebrated ALBION CORNPLAs-
n TEX, affords instant relief, and 4, tie
same time dissolves and draws the Corn out b.
the roots, without the least pain.
CERTFIcATE.-"To those afflicted with Cons
on their feet ! do certify. that have used ihs
:ff6Ion Corn Plaster, with complete SUCCESS
Before had used one box, il completely cur
corn which had troubled me for MANY wears
make this public for the benefit Of those aiilicie.
with that painful complaint. WM. SHAW.
Flushing, L. !. Feb. %. Pr. so cts. BOX
DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
FOE EWALEgs
They purify the Blood, quicken lis circulation.
assist the suspended operations Of nature and arc
a general remedy for the prevailing complaints
among the female part Of society The Pills are
particularly efhcacious in the Green Sickness,
Palpitaton of the Heart. Giddiness. Short Bf.ath.
Sinking of the Spirits, Detection and disinclina-
ton to exercise and society Married Ladies vii
ind the Pills equally useful, except in cases Of
pregnancy, 1cheR they must not be fake,t-nsi-
Their must they be taken by persons of hectic or
consumptive habits. Price Il 80 a box.
Also. the celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACH Il PILLS, which give immediate rslisf
without the least injury to the Teeth on the
this will be found one Of the best rcredies known
for this complaint. Price IS cts. box.
None genuine unless signed on the outs DE-
printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, L. KID
DER, immediate successor 10 the late DIR. w r.
CONWAY. For sale at his Counting Room. ovsr
No. 80, Court-street, near Concert Han. Boston.
and also by his special appointment, by NJ
BIRCHARD, Brandon VI.
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POETRY.

The following lines are among the most charm
ing Of all the exquisite productions Of our favorite
cofrespondent.-LOu. Jour.
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sSAEGsGa

In Franconia, N Ii. Nov H. Of consumption,
EMMA, consort Of Lewis lngrabnm, aged rs years.
SHE was The heir of Heavenly bliss,
Her soul was filled with conscious peace;
A steady faith suhdued her fear,
She saw happy Canaan near.
Her mind was tranquil and serene,
No terror IN her looks were seen;
Her Saviours smile dispelled all gloom
And smoothed her passage TO the tomb.
So be faith and love sincere,
Our Judgment sound our conscience clear;
That when our tolls of life are past,
In Heaven may meet with her at last.
Printers IN Ms. and II |. DC, CoMM.
AT Stockholm, St. Lawrence Co. N. Y. Oct. 26,
Patrick G. House. late of Stanstead l. &. aged Sc,
In Charlcstown, N. Ii. on the 1l,h INST, Mrs
Frances West, aged 72, late the widow Of the Hon
Benjamin West, Of Charlestown, and formerly the
widow OF the Hon. William Gordon, of Amherst,
In Wayland. Ms Oct. 30, Of an affection OF the
leading me n,ber Of the bar of Middlescx formerly
Of Danvie.
In Maiden, Ms. on the 9th inst. Mr. Edward
Lewis Burt, aged 90 of Capt. Edward Burt, OF
Danvllc.
In ST. Adams, very suddenly, on tho 9Th inst.
Dea. Paul Brigham, in the 9Th yeni of his age
The deceased was soldier of the Revolution
In Keelersville, Mich. on the 9Th Oct. Mrs Ruth
Harwood, late Of Pittsford, VI. aged rs; also on
the 25th Oct. Mr. Jason Iiarwood, aged so, late %
Pittsford.
In Chelsea, on the 18Th instant, Caroline. daugh.
ter Of the late Rev. G.. Noble, aged is
In Montpelier, Of Consumption, 18Th inst, Mr.:
Hannah III =, wife of Sias ID. Tanner, aged "a wears
on the 9th after an illness of six days, Lucy p.
daughter ofSeth p Bramn, of Berlin aged 10; or
Monday the 10 inst Mr. John b. Kelton, aged 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-27
Farm fOa Sale.

SITUATED in sIrasbur Oh, one mile from the
~ main Village, containing one hundred and fifty
five acres OF excellent land, suitably divided into
pasturage and tiiage about one half of which is
wood and timber land. Said farm cuts from forty
to fifty tons of hay, and there good buildings
uponit Terms easy. Enquire of Elijah CIeve-
land or Luther Morrill, of Coventry. for further
particulars.
Nov. 90, 1888. C9-,f
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monday, Nov. 10, 1873

Monday, Nov. To, 1888,
Reported for the Boston Patriot
AT market 1000 Beef Cattle 425 Stores, $500
Sheep; and 800 Swine.
Prices BeeICattle. Sales were not brisk, and
the prices Of the two last weeks were hardly sup
ported. We ahall quote without variation, vz
first quality at 7 3S, second quality 6 50a ST.;
third quality so a6.
Ba,reiiing Cattic-We quote Mess at so rs;
No S so n s rs.
res-Two year old $l6 a 27j three year old
1924 35
Sheep-I.osts were taken at SO, rs, / SS, 3.
~ 2 3S, 2 rs, 9 90, $3, and IS.
Swine-A large proportion the sales were at
for sows and 7 for Burrows several lots sold for
something less. At retail, LA &c. Several
lots unsold
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Internal Imp 0oemont in Penn.-About one mill.
ION OF dollars has been paid into the Treasury OF
Pennsylvania during The fiscal year ending on the
instant on account of the tolls received during that
period from the Canals and Rail- Dads owned by the
|Commonweaith.-liad not the disaster occurred,
which swept away some thirty miles of the Canal
on the Juniata in June last, the tolls would prob
ably have amounted to u million aud half during
the year.
Ouio-The Cincinnati papers state that Hon.
Robert i. Lyle has formally announced his inten-
ton to become candidate for the Uuited States
Senator from Ohio. He will be elected and the
abolition friends OF Senator Morris thus be cheated
OF the reward promised them for supporting the
Loco Foco ticket at the late election
| U. S. Senator from PENNSYLVANIA The Amer.
can Sentinel, announces The name of William f.
johnson, of Armstrong a candidate for Senator in
the place of Samuel Mexican. Thaddeus Stew ens
and Governor Ritner spoken of and their re.
spective claims earnestly pressed by the Wings of
Pennsylv ania,
The Public Sale of u s. Lands in Wisconsin
Territory is postponed to the 18th of February.
Time is required make such alIotments az will
Van Burenize that refractory territory.
Great Increase Of HAtg Strength IN Pennsylua.
nta--lp 1882 the whole Wing force brought
out, and mustered 62, 900 voters In 1888 the Wing
vote was % l24 900 In Nothing canbprevent this
great State from becoming ultimately leading
Wing State.
The Madisonan of Saturday mentions that there
Is report in Washington, that the Alabama legis-
lature, just convened, has instructed her senators
IN Congress to vote against the Sub Treasury.
The Southern Argus notices rumor that Mr.,
Irotter has resigned his Senator from Mis-
sssippi. His term expires in March, aud the
wings have majority on joint ballot.
Great .RortaLty an the West.--The Auburn (N
~ Journal says that gentleman Just returned
from tour up the Mississippi states that the bilious
fever has prevailed the State OF Illinois, the
OPlan river, to such an extent, that he in one
graveyard three hundred and fifty graves that had
not been wet with rain, it not having raned for
about forty days OF fifteen hundred workncn
who commenced on the Illinois and Chicago canal
this spring, between nine and ten hundred had
dod at the tima our informant there.
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" office.

ENi f subscribers hereby inform oil persons in
N debed to them that they about closing
their Peddling business in the County of G aedo.
MIA and vicinity, and that nll demands due them
must be settled without fail before the first
day Of February next. particular contracts excepted
In the absence of f. X Prowiv, payment may be
made tn Il. X. Fairbanks 81 Co. ut Lower Water.
ford, who authorized TO settle said business.
T.. X. PROWTY q co.
Lower Waterford, Nov. %, 1888. 69-6w
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To tho authorities. We very much doubt if this Of
fer will be accepted. He states that he has been
the victim Of deceit and reuchcry-thnt he was as
sured of having under his command army of
10000 men, well equipped and brave, instead OF
which he found only three or four thousand misera-
bic wretches, armed to be sure, but the rankest
towards he ever had any connexon with. lie de-,
serves the death Of brigand and we trust he VIII
meet it, The rebels were duped by expectations
Of something great being effected from the presence
of French General, and he expected marvellous
feats to be performed by men who pretended ihey
were fighting tor liberty aud life. They deceived
each other, the only tie which bound them togeth'
er was hatred of the British name and British Gov
ernmen, and their objects in life were SIMILAR
let them not DO divided IN dea'h. The ga''o"s Is
good enough for them, and r sufficiently used, VIII
prevent "sympathy" from foreigners, rs wen MS
treason from subjects, for the future.
On Tuesday body Of about sixty rebels, under
one Malhoit, from The district of Quebec, took up a
position on the mountain behind Boucherville, at
| The mills belonging to Theophile Bruneau, Advo.
cate of this city, who landed at Champlan from
the States on Sunday last, in company with that
notorious scamp Van Rensselaer,. In Tuesday S
Herald, inadvertently stated that it was DIR Bru-
neau who had done so but we were in error, he has
not been out Of the city since the beginning Of the
rebellion. His namesake the Advocate has been
taken prisoner by some of the Beauharnols Volun
teers, and is confined in the block house on the
Chateaugy river. Yesterday morning The rebels
on the Boucherville mouutain learning from one
Of their scouts, that company of the G6ih reg-
ment marching in the neghborhood, precipate.
ly took to fight,o which MaIhoit calling out "Mes
braves, sauve qui pcut.' They left behind them
three pieces of artillery and about 800 stand of
arms
Yesterday about twenty prisoners arrived in
town from Napervile, among whom are Benjamin
Lukin, notary, Brother 10 the late Mr. p. Lukin,
of this city, aud young named Leveque, a
clerk in the Sherifi's Office, and of the late
Prothonotary of this city. About week ago, he
along with another rebel was about purchasing n
pair of pistols from MIR. Hall the gunsmlth, but on
| friend of ours, who happened to be present. nlor-
ming Mr.. IA. who his customers were, he refused
10 sell them on any terms.
From the Montreal Courier Of the 10Th.
Forty-two prisoners were brought over in the
| Princes Victoria yesterday afternoon under an es-
cert OF the Guards, aud will make the number Of
State Prisoners in the Gaol amount 10 upwards of
|
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More Dcfalcati0ns.-lt is rumored since the fact
of Mr. Swartwout's dcfalcaIion has been made
known, that several other Sub rreasurers, con-
nected with the Indian Department. defaulers
in very large amount. 1t is further asserted, that
these defalcations have all been known to the gov.
ernment sometime, but have been concealed to
prevent an affect upon the elections. Mr. Van Blu
rem feared the effect of such practical illustration
of the ub-Ireasury scheme, upon his chances of IA
re eiection.-.N IL Statesman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-27
@gM@s a 90 @8ga

IN Chelsea, 18th inst. Mr. Jacob Church, Of Yer
shire, Miss Maria G. Shaw, Of C..
AT Randolph. Nov. 16, Mr. James II. Brown, to
Miss Lucinda Densmore, of CheIsea
In Montpelier, Nov. 10, Mr. Medal Wright, IT,,
to Miss Mary Jano Mcntre
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-27

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF the Cal
edonia County Young Mems Temperance Society,
is requested 10 meet AZ the house of Mr. WIN. c.
BOARDMAN, in 81. Johpsbury, on Tuesday Dec.
4, at 2 clock p. Nj for the purpose of making ar
engagements for the annual meeting of the Society.
J. F. SKINNER, Sec
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Stray Sheep.

(tAME into the enclosure of the Subscriber l.
v bout the middle of Oct, II Sheep of different
marks. The owner is requested toi prove proper
ty, pay charges and take them away
WIN. G. ARNOLD.
St. Johnsbuiy, Nov. 10, 1888. CD
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Thanksgiving, Dee. q, aS3S.

SHEDD & JEWETl', have just received 400
- pounds prime RAISINS, designed for thanks
giving Pies and Puddings, &c.-which will he
sold very cheap. Also lots of other things. ''CalI
and see
Nov, "a, 1888. 60
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-27
HpH.. Edward Clark.

YSICIAW AND SURG EON,
NTOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants OF
w Lyndon and vicinity, that he has located
himself at Lyndon Corner, opposite the Hotel
where he will at all times be ready attend to calls
in the line OF his Profession.
Furthermore, he will say to the people of Lyp-
don and vicinity, that first having attended to n
regular course of Medical studies, and since having
been in regular practice for fourteen years he fat
tiers hlniseli by faithful application to business he
shall be able to discharge the duties of his Profes
sion with credit TO himself and advantage to the
people.
Lyndon Corner, Oct. 90 1888. 65-1y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-27

THE LYCEUM will meet at the Branch school
house Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock.( Question
Ought emigration to tho West TO be encouraged
f., JEWETT, Sec.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-27

ELoPEMENT "A young lady, daughter of the
HON., of Lynfeld, left her fathers house u
few days since, in rather singular manner. Miss
N---went, as she stated to visit her friends
IN Danvers. After some days, she did not re-
turn, inquiry was made, but nothing could be learn
cd concerning her. Soon, however, a letter was
received from her, dated at New York, in which
she wrote that she married to young Scotch
men, who had been her fathers hired man for
some two or three years--and that they then,
on their way 10 the far West. The affair has DC.
casioned no small excitement in the little village
but as the young man had lew hundred dollars
IN his possession and is good farmer, and Of good
character. (and Scotchman to booty we have no
doubt they will 6rioe good business al the West.
Many worse runaway match has happened I'D
p0cdte.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-27
For Sale.

NNE OF Paddocks Improved Patent Diving. Flue
OCooking Stove, and nearly new, at n discount
of twenty-five per cent, from cost Also two Box
Stoves, second handed cheap.
N. GOODHUE.
St. Johnsbury Plain, Nov. &c. 1893. 59-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-27
~ ice.

WE Copartnership heretofore existing between
a "A. II: ~ +. WILCOX, is this day. by mutual
CONSENT dissolved. All accounts or demands
standing against A. H. 81 E. Wilcox will be settled
by A. Ii. Wilcox.
st. Johnsbury, Oct 10, 1883. GO
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EsWRaHO Robes,
Last GaGl---Fair WaTEaimg--NG
N-lSaakGt

A LII demands due the Subscriber, that remain
IN unpaid tho first day of December nexl, will
be collected us soon AS may be by Law.-Partcu!nr
contracts excepted. ;. q. BRACKETT.
Lower Waterford, Oct % 1888 65-6w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-27

MAJOR General Scott, is, hear, again order
ca TO the Northern Frontier. He is the man. upon
"hom emlnently seems rest, the peace and hon
or OF the Nation.-.N. Y .4rorican
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-27

FIRE On Sunday afternoon last, the dwelling
house and sheds adjoining, of Ebenezer Brown,
Esq. of Vershire, were consumed. No insurance.
Mr. Brown and his family went 10 church, aud left
himself by playing with the fro and thus was tho
means OF destroying tic buildings. Let i, be a
warning 10 others. Nothing was saved us we
learn Chelsea Meas Non. 90
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This may certify that have used this last winter
four different kinds of Cooking Stoves, and find
by experience that Hayward Patent is tho cheap
est, (requirng less fueD the most enient and
useful, and think it the hest now III use in New
England TIMO. HASELTINE.
Barnet, Oct. 25, 1898.
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Vel done Conneetieut-The Hartford. Courier of
Tuesday has the following:
ESTOP THAT RAIL-"

The sober second thoughts" in Connecticut.
.norc To,cm McetingS.--In East Windsor, Filing
ton, and Somers the Wings have elected ther en-
tire ticket for town officers, 10y elegant major
iiies aud part Of their ticket in TolIunT. So that
the town elections in Connecticut, this fall, thus
far stand, Conservative 5---loco foco 37-WIIlG
sirty. scecnH Or. Niles, why in tho name of the
UnitedsStates "Sinnit" don't you '.stop that ba:"
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"Ihe second sober thought Of khe people Is neper
aorong hut al'cayS efficient.
Such was the language of Mr. Van Buren, IN ref
clence 10 the last years lection, and in view of
the one just terminated. The Maxim is a sound
one, aud well applied; but not altogether original
with the President, His Dutch ancestor, u centu-
ry ngo, expressed the conviction that 'tif his fore
tot was as goot as his hind tot, he should do vel
enoi. When however his 'fore tot aud tho hind
tot concur touching the Same facts, we take il for
granted the truth is estab shed.-We shall there
lore expect to have it announced gin the coming
message that the problem is solved, the truth es.
ablished, that the ireemen Of his native state are
heartily sick THE ruinous administrations of the IA
voriie son. Obey or resign. "Ihe second sober
thought of The people is never wrong" And IN
ths instance il will be deficient" TO the pulling
down of strong holds Darlington Free Press
FIRE. The thriving village OF Nashua was Wis.
tied by destructive fire last Tuesday night, which
consumed property to the amount of about sly 900.
1t broke out IN Thayers buildings, ia the store OF
L, Kendall, Jr. on the North side of the bridge and
consumed that and the adjoining buildings the
south. The first was occupied by II Kendall, Jr.
as dry goods store, whose loss about $4,000;
l.. Taggnrd tailor, b f. Manning, w. /. goods
store, and MessIs A. " A Beard the cne-prising
publishers Of tho Nashua Telegraph, who we regret
TO learn lost all their printing materials. Crhey
will resume their publication IN The of two
woeks.) II was also occupied by Mr.. Charles Day
rs dwelling house. The other building was oc-
cuped by MIR Thayer as bookstore, and by Rob
ert Moore as jewelers. shop, and by DR.. Road
dentists office.
Mr. Thayer's loss including buildings was or
So 900, insured 900 in the n III. Mutual aud So,
200 in the Hilsborongh Co. Mutual. The loss OF
the Messrs Beard was GOO $500 insured in the
IIlsborough Co. Mutual. Nj Kendall was insur-
other occupants was trihng, and without insurance.
w H. Statesman.
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Wore New Goods.

HTNllE subscribers have :his day received from
H. Boston additional supply of GOODS, a
mong them will he found Alepine, Cameteens,
Cambiets, Cacoes-.s splendid styIe--BROAD-
CLOTHS, prime assortment. Those in want Of
low priced, or high priced, worth fom TO $50
per yard, will do we'll TO look of previous to
purchasing. prime assortment, Of CAPS, Boa
Ties, bale prime
EsWff'aHO Robes,
superior winter strained Oil, Teas Coffee, Loaf
Sugar. &c .&c.--all which will he sold on the most
reasonable terms. Ladies' and Gentlemen, please
call and examine.
SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
St. Johnsbury, Oct 25, 1888. &c
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FaEa AMID Winter Goods,

which they offer for sale cheap the cheapest,
for most kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE and
even CASH. Gentlemen and Ladies are respect.
fully invited to call and examine for tbelnselve s DO
fore purchasing elsewhere.
III. CUTTING Il co. ?
Lower Waterford Oct. 6, 1898. 63-3n
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EAayvvard's Improved
& 90 king = toy yes.

yENIlE subscribers would Inform the public that
A they manufacture and keep on hand for sale
at their shop, in Barnet, Passumpsic VilIuge, V.
COOKING .STOVES,
Of superior model, they believe, TO any now IN
use. They constructed that the heat is
qualy applied to the oven for baking, and at tho
same time to all the boilers without any Interrupt
ton either process. In this important particular
they are believed to be perfect article of the
kind than has before been offered 10 the public
But n SyN.4LL QUANTITY OF FUEL is required,
as tho whole OF the heat is expended in the differ
ent operations of the Stove ,cithout any ,oaste.
They have also on hand, variety of the most
approved patterns of Stoves.
ParlOr 81 EsOx, and Stove Pipe,
cheap can be afforded,
Wherever the above mentioned Cooking Stoves
have been used, general appreciation renders re-
commentator unnecessary; where they have not,
purchasers are requested to call and examine for
themselves previous 10 purchasing elsewhere.
DANIEL l.. JACKSON 81 co.
Barnet, Oct. 1898 65--tf
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IN Notice.

TEVHE Subscribers having removed! from Eas
n Lyman, N ii. to Lower Waterford, VI. wonld
say to their friends and the public, that they have
just received from Boston and New York large
and complete assortment of