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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-22
make ,plin, broous 10 obtain the food ne

make splin, brooms to obtain the food ne.
cessory 10 avoid absolute starvation !
Suspicion having lately fallen upon
Kniphi the colored man at whose house
MIR. Mosby s,nid on the night OF the robbie
| nv. he was last week arrested. and after q
lprotracted examination Of FIVE days before
L. w. Woolson, Esq, magistrate al Iona.
wanda, was committed TO the Jail in this city,
charged with the crime. The facts against
him appear TO be--ihat he has within some
twelve months past paid out nearly $500, 10
various persons. in dollar pieces, rthe pur-
chase of stock, SC. Some sixty oithese pie
ces, paid to one man, had clay adhering 10
their surfaces, as ifthey had been buried and
then ding up. From these and other cir
|cumslances, enough was established 10 au.
thorize his commitment
II is surmised that he has purchased q
farm in Chatauque county, with part Of
the money stolen and if that be the case, il
is hoped that il may be communicated byany
one who may be aware Of The fact, so thal
some portion at leas, Of the money may BE-
restored TO the rigbliu owner
The above detail is from the minutes Ia
ken OF the old gentleman's testimony, on the
examination. Bya singular coincidence, a
gentleman from Virginia on bis way 10 the
Falls, stopped at the tavern in which the ex.
animation was going on, and recognized
Mr. Mosby even in bis ioTlorn condition and
tattered habiiments, US one Of his old neigh
bors in Virginia, corroborating fully the
statement of Mr. M as 10 his former wealth
and responsibility. A subscription was at
once started, and enough raised 10 purchase
suii OF clothes for the truly unfortunate
sufferer.
Mr. Mosby, whose lower true tale" we
have briefly sketched above. was n soldier
in our glorious Revolution and fought at
Guildhall Court House, and at Yorktown,
under Washington He once had wife
and children. but death has swept them
away, and left him alone, in the dreariness
ola destitute old age. with only the poor pit
lance Of pension Of $50 TO minister to his
wants. He is now 81 years old. but very
intelligent and retains his mental knculles
in full vigor.
God grant that the sharp misforunes
which have so strangely visited him, may
yet be alleviated and that the muni6cent
philanthropy which has apparently left him
to the rough charities OF the world may not
be without its solnce and its reward. even in
this changeful ard uncertain life.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-22

out any apprenticeship. The MONDAY sur
is moi clearer than the fact, that no prepare
ton was required on the part Of the slaves
|. was the dictate ofan accusing conscience
that foretold Of bloodshed and burning, ano
devastation. Can Il be supposed TO be an
accidental circumstance, that peace and goo.o
will have uniformiy in all the colonies, FOL
lowed the steps Of emancipation. Is u no'
rather the broad seal of aitestatlon 10 tha'
heaven born principle, IL is sale to DO
right" Dear brother, IT, you or any other
friend to down trodden humanity. have any
lingering fear that the blaze Of light which
is now going forth from the islands will ev-
er be quenched. even for moment, dismiss
that fear The light, instead OF growing
dim, will continue TO brighten. Your prayers
for the safe and happy introduction of free
dom, upon soil long trodden by the foot oil
Slavery, may be turned into prnises--ior the
event has come to pass. When shall we be
able to rejoice in such consummation IN
our beloved America How long TO see
deputation Of Shareholders making the
tour Of these islands. 1t would only be nee.
essary for them 10 use their eyes and ears.
Argument would be quite oul Of place
Even an appeal TO principle--to compass
ion--to the fear of God-would not be need
ed. Sel[in,erest alone would decide them
in favor of immediate emancipation.
Ever yours,
w. r. HAYES
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-New Tailoring Estab-
ae ishmcnt.
AUSTIN BIRCMARD,

FISHES 10 inform his friends and custo-
wv mers and the public generally, that he
has Just opened Shop in FArErTEyILLE, a
few steps west OF Mr. r. Higgins Hotel, for
the purpose Of carrying on the Tailoring busl-
ness in all its variety.
He has engaged Ma REUBEN ELMER late a
Journeyman in the Shop Of Mr. King OF Brat
tleboro. to take charge Of the establishment.
Mr. Elmer comes well recommended as every
way qualified to cut and make every kind OF
GentBeme Clothing,
in the very best style. Almost any amount Of
work which NAV be offered can be done al
short notice. All Garments warranted to hit
well or according to order All persons wish
inc for work, are invited 10 call with the assur-
ancc OF being well used. Particular attention
will be paid TO Cutting Garments for others to
make. The latest New York and Boston
FASHIONS viii be regularly received.
Prices as follows,
Making dress and frock Coats from so TO "a;
do Panfaloons 81; DO. Vests 81;
find other tcork IN proportion.
Mr. h. would say to all Merchants and Ira
ders that they need not feel the slightest reluc-
lance iohaying their Cloths bro'l To this Shop
10 be cut and made, as no quesiiuns will ever be
asked relative TO the prices of such Cloths, nor
will any art be practiced 10 make The purchas-
ers dissatisfied with their bargains.
The subscriber has on hand aid will keep
constantly for sale large and splendid assort-
ment of
BROaDCLOTHS, C.4SSLNERES, 4
YES TINGS and TRIM NJ .MINGS,
Of the BEST quality, which will be Sold at the
lowest prices.
Fayetteville, Jan. 99d, 1899. 81
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DIR. M. HITCHCOCK,s
Newly invented SNUFF,

LNOR the cure and absolute relief of catarrb.
~ dizziness Of the head, weak eyes, nervous
head aches, fallen-sickness, fits, and infants
troubled with The snuifles, partial shocks of
palsy, &c. Only 25 cents.
For sale by BUTTON, CLARK e. co.
only agents in Brattleboro, for The sole proprie-
tors A. Hitchcock & Co., Utica, N. Y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-22
Pals and Sap Buckets.

TIME subscribers continue to manufacture
IL Painted PALS and SAP BUCKETS,
of superior qualify, which they will sell by
the dozen or thousand, on favorable terms
All orders promptly executed.
Hihsdale, N. II. Jan. Is, 1889. ssw2O
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49, New. or Old.

ESSRS.--I will now Inform you that |
lVl continue at my Old Stand south Of the
common, in Fayetteville, ON Main street,
where | will at all times be ready 10 execute
all kinds Of work in the N
Art of Cutting and Making
GENrLEmENs WEARINo APPAREL
or THE LATEST and MOST APP
PROTED STYLE
or out Of fashion, or of any shape you please
to direct. =
From much experience in my profession to
suit all those who may favor me with their
calls, do warrant all garments made at my
Shop to suit, prorided man can be suited
anu srhere as per order or fashion; There
fore, your work will be as Fashion dictates,
unless you put on the veto. And then, u u Is
not according to Order, will satisfy you ~
as much thai ! will pay you tor your cloth
and give in the garment (ief whoerer pW fsti
their lies, and make their brugs, do as mey
see ft) Here you have my method OF doing
the fair thing in black and white. AS Tor
Cutting and Making, turn my back TO no one,
or two, or three.
Therefore, Old Friends and
CusToMERs, land erer so many nep ones)
please Just give me call, and you will lind
me as state.
= A s = 7 Q N S.
The Latest and most approved FASHIONS
are, and will be received regularly, from all
quarters. nz- None can feceire them an
more haste and in better style than trhdt do.
Specimens of which will be pleased TO ex-
hibt and explain TO you at any time.
G y = = 7 N G.
Cutting done at all times for others to make,
aud great care taken in marking the same that
there may be no mistake.
TR / M M Z N G S.
Trimmings of all kinds on hand, and as low
as can be bought any where, and think little
cheaper.
P.S. do not want nor hands in addi-
tion~to what | now have, but should like 2
more. I am yours, &c.
JACOB DUNKLEE, ia.
Fayetteville, Nov |, 1898. IT'D
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Rolling Ridge,

ar the Book of -Four and Twenty Chap
~ tiers. (By citizen ofthis piil6ge.) ~
"'ihe necessity, value, and virtue OF labor
upon earth, are as certain as all earthly objects
are important" Hon. LeUi Lincoln. i, ~
AT THE BRArrLEBoRo BooKsroRE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22

,aowa Ne sure of sagrcf where the most rerte &c.
rrcsy nEy be dtlendo1 co, and the uimott Irvsey vi"
attend those who call The whole house - exclusive
y appropriated 10 the q patients, who VIII always
Ne received into separate bpsffseuf and al no nme'
unless al the request % the patient vii ihd party De
present.
Prof ssor Cooke hes nomber ofhanisomely furni'h
81 private ohAusbcrs IL No So Greene st. where he
will receive gentlemen who may require medical "ld
Resding himself on the premises. he viii thereby be
ensbiod to dedicate han ordinary aueuiion TO has
patients. Gentlemen will fod II both Convenient. rs
well economical IN all Of disease. 10 retire 10
these furnished rooms.
As long Professor Cooke desires 10 benefit the pub
lie. II proper he should continue his Advertisement
for the good al stfsns,r II Is well known that poop
lie are extremely SHY inspecting cfcsscs oi delicate
nature when ys,can preemii enily sueet s..
ful.
Communications post paid 20 the address Of Profess
sor Cooke NJ. ID. ID. ID. Li u, Albany y Y. enclos
ing bank note ceunssns Zee, will have attenou--
(uone other Will be rcc'ved)or perennial consuita
ton ay lie had 1T all mes, usual, al the Dspensary
which properly fitted aud arranged with separate OF
fees for conGdeutisl interviews
o. Counselling iecs aud charges reasonable.
Oheo, No Norton st.--Ilouse, No 81 Green street
r.tf
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Alpine, and other varieties of hardy
Mulberry Trees for sale.

TIME Northampton SILK Company having devoted
their attention TO the raising of Trees for safe, rs
well as Tor the manufacture Of Silk Of Ter fof sale lew
selections Of the varieties cultivated with particular re-
ference to the climate Of New England
II ia desirable that pnrci ssers should examine the
pnaiion whilst the leaf is full as they will be better
able TO make selections well ms TO see the general ap
peasnce Of the trees person viii therefore be ways
readiness 10 60 through the fields and give any nior
nation required.
Trees will be packed in such manner as to render
hem safe for portage TO any part Of tie country, and
directions given Cor their safe keeping through The win
ter
Tho number Of trees tina, the Company propose sci.
ing this will be limited and early application,
should be made at tie Companys Factory, LIZ miles
from Northampton the Albany road, personally or
By letter IN the latter case, every attention will be CIV
that could e by the purchaser on the spot.
T w SHEPARD. Clerk Of the Co.
gJ Factory 81 miles from Northampton Village on
the tbany road.
Sept 10, 1889. Gw39
~ The Greenfield Gazette pitis6eld Sun, Brattle-
boro Phoenix, Rutland Herald, VergeDnes Vermonter
and Vermont Chronicle will please copy the above str
weeks and send iehir bills TO this office 49-54
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22


Decidedly the most popular remedy ever known in America
Eauo,oIIa D,,J,o,,o.,, Day.,,a,,
'tSttuotc UtUOHWy bUSNM'
the most valuable remedy in for Coughs Colds
Asthsma or Phtisic. Whoopng Cough. and Pumona ~
Affections of every KIND Its sale steadily increasing
and the propteiors constantly receiving the most favor
able OF It's effects The following certificates
are offered for publication.
IN iateyrsiing Case.
a, % - c -. MI.
Auac o' e'tef IRON MI - y. ,ay' hhes'o"' ois'e'
20, " 4 70 the PROJECTORS -,
houts OF the 9th inst was GUY received remafkao'e
cure was ehected by The Vegetable pulmonary Basam IN
he "lner ana spring {" 1850 Inc person. MI MOODY mas
oeeh SICK i"hg time WIN the consumption Ills pYs-
oans mao gten MN up re was reduced so low as 10 De
unable TO help hnseI ana was raising large quantity
blood when he commenced using the Basam which effected
complete cure and he is now as healthy and hale AS ever
he was Mr. Moody has removed from thus town. but he has
promised to furnish detailed account of his case,
which will forward you. s. &. CLAY.
Kingston n Y June %, 1888.
Extract oil a letter rom Dr Jacob Myers.
THE Vegetable Pulmonary alsam has been sold in this
county for two years and the medicine has gained
of having the desired effect. am by favor of
the many most Of which mpostons uponl
creduous public but that which know by experience to be
efecua cannot help but give my appreciation thereto
counterfeit preparation has been offered here by travel
ing agent from Coms,ock N Y and there is also another
article ,ended here that STRONGLY suspected spurious
JACOB MYERS, Nj. ID.
Miflnton Junihta co. Penn May 8, 1885,"
From Mr. Samuel Morrill, to the PROJECTORS OF the Vcpeta
bic Pulmonary Balsam.
am satisfied that the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam is
valuable MEDICINE 1t used in this place with COM
pcte obstinate complaint Of the lungs
ed cough loss of and raising of much
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22
HATS HATS.
OKEL COOK.

MOULD inform the inhabitants Of Rutland and its
w vicinity that he has hand new assortmen Mt
of the most FASHIONABLE HATS. which he offers
for sale al his store in Rutland East Village as cheap
as can be bought elsewhere
WANTED
Sheared Lambs Wool, for which the highest price
will be paid in exchange for hals-also all kinds of hat
ting and shipping furs.
All persons having unsettled accounts with Cook
are requested TO call and settle up SAT-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22
Saddle and Harness Manufacforv

fINHE subscriber would inform the public that he has
Il commenced the above business al The old stand
formerly occupied by g. W. Ellis in Castleon where
he hopes 10 receive liberal share Of patronage file
VIII keep on hand or make short notice, ali articles
in his line Of business such as Saddles Harnesses on an
kinds and Brides, French Folio Trunks Valices and
carpet Bags inferior 10 in the country or city
Also, good assortment Of Bag Top nd Common
ones renovated good assortment Of " hips and lash
es, curry combs and horse brushes Of first quality ali
kinds oil carnage trimming done short notice The
above articles VIII be sold chcHp for cash or approved
credit most kinds oeountry produce taken in e1ehange
for the s6ose Those wishing 10 purchase viii End n
10 Their advantage 10 call and examine work and prices
beiofe purchasing elsewhere RePariHg done al short
notice. VOLNEY SHERMAN
Casteton Oct l.
n u good lot Of sole leather on hand aud for sale
cheap ior cash.
Wanted Of the above business a boy Is 10 1G wear .
oisse, and two j0urBeyman, good wages paid az :,
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DIR. Cooke.

The unfortunate are repeatedly informed that the
Albany Lock Hospital established aud modelled after
The much esletrated European Lock ,pitss has ma
ny Year, tinee been founded al Head QuArers No 3
Norton street, Albany NJ To those unaoqa ainted
win thu institution, II is necessary 10 mention that il
has Tor s object the ofs such aisesses as syphl.
. sero"s, siroiures, diseases Of the ureihs, lumt 20
hour slbus impoteey, diseases Of the womb seminal
weakness Of both sexes nodes, sres Of the bue sboa
"rrhos' see,', with all ve1eresl plants in general
etc.
Persons isnorsn, OF the nature Of diseae are not a.
mos, simple TORN, aud through geet or iniadieous
treatment Asfnmsss more aggravated state OF di,esse
ana "oe"'ioos Sheesf uioefsiion p,uedo syphs can
esr prtmAors old sge too often ending In proraeted
incuTsbie state 81 existence
IN" Institution !, under the snperipieadsnre end
management Of rsiessor Cooke, MD DID, LID. Of
NE ei'9 81 AibHny. ~ ". who will awe HE persona at
81 The Dispsusary, ehed 20 The Institution
Al 81 hoorsi9 nssds requiring his professional ser.
s'ofs. lie basies had much more sKperieuoe 10 this
osne OF medical practice than u,uslly fall, 10 the lot
"' sAg ene member Of the proession therefore feel,
such ennhasncs oi he ability To give universal sst
uos MAJ he 'tsnss' oil spPesns need despair Of
. complete recovery
ihs oHiortonste therefore, who have suffered from
me ~snl 81 snetss, ty oss tss txpsieuosa are inyi
81 70 N'h iha hsrasl, whish eEly require. ~ Le
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DANIELS T. BELL.
Fare Reduced and Speed In.
creased.

Forest Line of Stages.
I EAVES Davis q Russells Stage House. Bellows
IL Falls, VI Mondays, Wednesdays, an d Frida ysws
O'Clock, A. NJ. for Nashua Fowell and Boston, at
Hancock Wilton, Milford, and by the Rail Road from
Nashua 10 Boston; the same days
ELI B. RUSSELL, Agent
Bellows Falls, sept, ~, 1893.
The Woodstock Mercury will please copy the ab.
and forward their bills. If
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22

iicn 81 the heart iron which hsd suffered for srarsl
became slsnost past bearing. Sound md refreshing
sleep hsd mol known lof years tsi Il free from pain
f,t fewssded fos the pani q sleep. Several o'ber
complaints not nanrd, we're brought on by The spins
and weakness
Fot the iA., foutieen months have been
fined for DAY 80 the housc. All my complaints have
DECREASED FraauAiv from bring mass ii iuiiAnsiion
CO know WIS, thirs, aud after having been d.
eisd f,t nine yesF, and deprived Of every thing
hkrc. ran eat OF druk whatever fsncy,srd ev-
cry thina agrees Wth me sleep sound aud we'll and
have a. nnch strength a. must ever dare to expect,
but soffcieBt foi she enjoyment nf life aud have
never iaken grain % drop Of other medicine,
want BLISTER icsches No one has received great
Kindness OF sitcntun than have done, from some Of
the 6fst ca Va the kingdom and most gra,efu
do feel Tor 4, and am convinced that, Gar health
pcrrn.t,.d nothing ieh nndone. cannot end this
leier without mentioning the nohie and disnfrested
eonduo, Of our family surgeon who when told him Of
my wish. 70 take this medicine. naturally expressed
fears account 81 my delicate aud precarions state
bat when he found Il did good. advised my ro,nr
with IT, and sid he should rejoice any thing that
prolonged my life. know many TINT have been ben.
Gifted hy since took IT, bat not al liberty 10 me n.
ton names. remain, Gentlemen,
your sincerely obliged
SOPHIA GREY.
Ashton Ayes, July u, 1886
The above medicines be had genuine in the State
Of Vermont. only OF Pangborn & Btinsmad, Jewellers
Burlington VI, state Agents by the sub agents APP
pointed and supplied by them Remenbcr every pack
age will be signed in writing by Pauaborn q Brins-
msid-if rot SO signed do not huy them
PANGBoRN & BRINSMATD,
Jewellers. Burlington VT State Agents.
H. l.. CHENEY Sub gent, Rutland.
3i-ew-tdof j.
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Merino Shawl Lost.

I OST, between the subscribers house and the meet
IL ing house in Iinmouth, the 18th of Aug last
a large red Merino Shawl. Whoever may have found
said shawl and will return il to the subscriber in Tin
mouth, give Information where il may be found, shall
bc geu rously re wafded. HARVEY SHAW.
Tinmouth, Sept. O. I'D
TTNHiS is to give notice that have gwen my s,n Al
i den his lime Hence he makes his own ontracts,
and receives his psy without any interference on my
part All persons interested will take due notice there
Of and govern themselves accordingly, as shall not
hold myself responsible for his acts after THIS date
NEHEMIAH CAMPBELL.
falmouth Oct I Is3o 42-45
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STATE p, or y .,A%

bsr Gt of a, 's% ,as% ploS.s
court held ut Fairhaven within and for said district
the first "Wednesday, being the I'd day of October, A.
ID, 1889.
The administrator of the estate of Bsnaiah WEB
ster, late of Iubbardton in said district deceased pro-
poses to render an account of his admiuSnt@
II Is ordered, that said account be exam~d cONv
the first Wednesday in November next, and mat pub
cation of copy of this order three weeks successfully
in the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland as soon ii
may be- shall be sufficient notice TO all concerned osP
pear If they cause, and object thereto true coy
Of Record. A. WARNER, Judge a.
STATE LATE, VERMONT VERNON 1s4 !! re~s%Ss'ed ,a
court held at Cas,leton within and for said district
the second day Of October 1889:
certain instrument in writing, under seal purpot
ing to be the last will and testament of Daniel Bas
said, deceased, be presented TO said court for pro
bate and alowanr =
1t is ordered that the said bill be referred for probas
at court to be holden the office of John Kellogg,
Esq. in Benson on Thursday 3st day Of October and
that the publication of copy OF this order three times
successfully in the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland
may be, shall be sufficient notice all
cerned to appear, they cause and contest the pro-
bate of said will true copy of record.
A. WARNER, Judge. 42-A
STATE OF VERMONT, DE il remembered hat
District OF Fairhaven, IS. ID at a stated Probate
Court held at Farhaven within and for said district
the first Wednesday, being the I'd day of October,
1899.
Of Wes,haven in said district deceased proposes to rem
der account OF his adm nstration.
IL is Ordered, that said account be examined in court
the list Wednesday Of Nov. next and that pu3ics
ton of copy of this Order three weeks successfully in
the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland, may
be, shall be sufficient notice 10 all concerned to appear
if they cause, and object thereto. true copy Of
record A. WARNER, Judge 42-A
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DENTIST.

TIME Subscriber would inform the Inhabitants OF
l. Rutland and its vicinity that he has taken rooms
Bemans Hotel where he will make his head quarters
during the winter and will ba happy TO wait on any
who may wish his professional aid either at his room or
ut their dwellings Commands from any Of the neigh.
boring towns will be Immediately attended to. he 10
now in Brandon where he has spent the summer, and
will be in Rutland about the Goth Of October.
WV. KENT, Dentist.
Doctor Kent studied his profession with me-since,
he has pacticed in the southern States with good sue
cess | recomme nd him 10 public confidence.
If 1OSEPHUS BROCKWAY.
VA HEREAS my wife Lucy has become insane, this
w forbid all persons harborng trusting hes
my account after this date. BENZ. CHAFFEE.r
Sept. "a 1889 42-45
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Stray Horse.
Cotton Yarn, &c.

LOTION arm, &c.
COTTON Yarn; Of superior quality No. 10 20. man
" uiaeefsd expressly for family use. Also Cotton
Bats, wsddiDg, wickihg, Drilling, Ticking, &c. for
ale by BURf g. MASON
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NEW GOODS.

lust received by the subscriber from son nd New
York, grea, variety Of Goods adapted to the pres
ent and Gaming seasons, which will be sold unusual
low prices Tor cash, produce short approved credit
and having awaited himself Of the ADVANTAGES OF both
markets. believes that he shall be able to sell as low If
not lowci, than at any other place in the state
JAMES BARRETT Jr
Rutland, Oct. 49, 1889. 43-a5
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Castleton, Oct. Is, 1889.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOR sale dwelling house and barn in good repair
l. together with shoe shop and "a of an Of
land, situated in Mechancsvllle VT, where good
chonc will always find plenty of employ Also for
sale tons Of first rate hay Payments made easy TO
suit the purchaser For further partc enquire Of
Hubbard n Kent NATHAN CRANE.
Mechancsviile Oct. s. 1889 43-45