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Morning herald., 1839-10-26
LOVE IN MANY SHAPES.-Just pub
lished very interesting little work entitled
The ART OF LOVE, (or LSss0ns fer

Ovid Chaucef and Dryden translated from the French with
engravipgs. Content-The Art Of Love-COurt Of owe
Reedy for Love- &c &c &c. The first part contains u
rules which the author lays down for young 70 fellow
their eourhp and the second teaches the ladies how 70 make
themselves beloved
The opinion Of the Pre0-The art Of love.-We have
glanced this little book and think the neaest etien
we have yet Il free from the and
super6uous matter Of the original though must admit
to contain strange language but the subject must be the
excuse will doubt be highly interesting all Who read
H. Price fifty cents cog Fer sale at the book store No
= Park Row. four doors TN Ann street, opposite the Astor
House. % I'm
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-. - EoK pEEKsKlLL, vERPLANK's

= l-~~s - FOR PEEKsKlLL, VERPLANK's
TARRYTOwN DOBBS FERRY HAS
rINGS AND YONKRRS-The and splendid steamboat
xOsCUsKO Capt d. Haywood will leave the foot Of Rob-
above Barclayl every morning. Fridays
pted) O'Clock, stopping At the Old State Prison wharf
Zach way. Returning, will leave Peekskl at o'clock
Breakfast and Dinner on board
For the accommodation Of passengers, she will make trip
Friday, leaving as above. -. -
For further information, inquire OF HAWKINS \ WILL
HANSON, No 81 West street. where packages freight, kc
~ill he received for the boat. jy3-y
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

NO LET-A ParIor and two Bed Rooms furnished, to let
i Apply at No. 10, Barclay street. oi6d
M OUSSELlNE DE LAINES-R. L. SMITH & co
lVl offer for sale liberal terms, 10 assorted quail
les al l76 Pearl street. o3y
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

niLLs on the Pepn.yivsus, vrsins, North and sootA
IL csro;rs Mobile. Rhode Islsnd and Red Bsek Bsnks
,ss.s a osr in sxehsnse Cor Hardwsrs. "
G. n. MTNTrRE.
saxsr 7cs Hidden u. eovssr cf Spvssg
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

n OST-on the battery, or Ia Broadway below Burners
IL Lady, French collar trimmed with lace, 10 which
attached pin contanng miniature set in gold and en-
cr,lej wi,h hair The finder will be suitably rewarded oy
LEAVING " At No. 81 Broadway. o2S&
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

kER FOR MOBlLE--The frat class fast sailing cop
M2&l psred and copper fastened packet ship HILAH,
- Capt. Hammond, having the greater part Of her
cargo engaged aad going board will meet with immediate
despatch.
Having very comfortable and roomy accommodation for
cabin cabin and intending
embark should make immediate application board pier
east side Maiden Lane, or TO
RAWsON McMURRAY,
cas- corner Of Pine South st., l67 South
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

W}- VERY CHEAT UUUUo. ~
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTs-The following descrfp-
ton ot Goods be sold for cash and Tor notes, At less
ice at establishment than any other IN America
0recers' Articles Teas, BrsDdies
Lamp Oils, Linseed Oils Olive um,
Dye.Wcods Indigoes, Dysr' Arue'es.
Paints. and Pal sters' Articles,
Bleaehers, Paper Mshsr',
Has,,r., sra tsIico Printers Articles,
Drugs and Medicines ~ . -,
n,so iss 4 lse Cresswieh a.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

TEXAS LANDS &c.-Persons desirous Of having lands
located the titles thereto investigated any business
trust attended to- will meet with very favorable opportunity
Of having the same done with pusetuaity by
A. L. CLEMENTS, II Matagorda, Texas.
For information. enquire at the Office Of Wells, Min
Avenue between 2ls and I'D streets, Of w. r. Leav
l66 Pearl street. o2 I'm
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

ar FOR sAvANNAH-Brig Line--Tbe elegant fast
M3&p sailing packet brig wM TAYLOR, N. Hoey,
8s MASTER will clear on her regular day.
Having very comfortable and roomy accommodation for
cabin and steerage passenger intending to embark
should maize early application board foot OF Maiden Lane
or 10 RAwsON McMURRAY,
o25 corner Of Pine q South 81. or l61 South
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

CEILING OFF AT COsT.-The subscriber intend
- ing relinqush his prees business offers Cor sale,
until the lst November his stockconssng Of Gold
and Silver Patent Levers. LePnss Duplex Anchor Escape
and Vertical Watches Chains. Seals Keys, Earinss
Broat hes Rings, Pencil Cases, Clscks, &c. fa
Also German Silver Guard and Fob Chains, Thimbiss
Spoons, Forks, Ladies, &c. &c.
o5 M Is. Il. TOBIAS. % Maiden lane.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

II B. IRWIN TO-, M ~ Of the koyal College Of Sur
geons, London, cenn to be consulted delicate die
in all their various their Office 2044 Fulton st
where from the commodous Of their
sons laborng under delicate complaints be treated viii
secrecy and safety.
b. IRWIN Co pledge themselves that in all Of The
tnoent venerea which hitherto fallen under their
notice, their treatment without mercury has bse
csssu and speedy They need not by certificates direct thu
fabc attention TO their superior practice in those diseases
their reputation in this city well known and respected by
those who had to conde in their honor II strongly
recommended females who 10 the habit Of using the
Deobsruent Pills. that than two should be taken
any OCCASION might produce effects which those VIII
would De mothers are desrout to avoid cap
themselves by secret and destructive habit obtain relief
Solvent security all that will be required until shall
be effected Letters post paid detailing tf~ Of the
plant and covering suitable fee will be immediately attend
ed TO, and medicines with full directions forwarded to III
parties. 80 ims
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

80 - Ut Ut. CIU a.rrv s..
n. LEVETT, 1877 William street
00-Knowing there are persons whe make great pun in
in many cases do not give the full value for the sameH
will those gentlemen who may have such articles by
them who may send for him. Of receiving the utmost
value n CASH Cor every article
through the Post Office otherwise 10 the above ad-
dress. will meet with due attention ol0-6w-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Mr. Clay could ask for no greater com.
phmeu, than was lately paid him By Oae Of
his mos, decided political oppousnt Mr.
Buchanan, IN reply to that yatn, unpunci.
plrd aaJ atrogan, braggati, Thomas II.
Benton, who, 10 late debate, iaunlngiy
pronounced ihe Compromise Bal mere
humbng." The following are the remarks
ot Air. Buchanan
Mr. 3. said as 10 tho compromise oct
| shat! say 30, lhi!e. lie rera,cd authors
are here present, and are very able 10 Do.
!eud themselves. - 10 ysclf | sas 10
q Tar dIs,ant land at the time Of its passage,
aud shall never forget ny feelings shen
FIRST received Information Of this event.
The enemies Of liberty ~ every country
Of the Old world aere fcj0icrng in the pros.
pect that this glorious Union-the last hope
oi Republican lnsliiutions--was abou, 10 cx
pire. The advocates OF despotrsn we're
every where glorying over The prospect
II vas impossible for any person placed in
M situation not 20 wee, and 10 feel, and 10
know, that this was tho cherished hope If
the enemies Of liberia! institutions through.
out Europe. IL was a subject of conyersa.
iiog IN every society which freoueuied in
the great Northern Capital, where | then
resided. Although did tot myself per.
soFeIly indulge in gloomy forcboJings, vet
! hailed the news Of the passage Of the com.
promise act az the harbinger Of peace and
tranquility at home, with more 10Y than
have ever felt upon the announcement Of any
political event. ltwas then sufIicien, for me
70 know that the question which had threat
ened the peace Of my native land was set
tied and that, too, BY the passage Of a bill
which received The appreciation Of General
Jackson. His sanction Of il was, 10 me. n,
least, the strongest evidence that /, was not
g mere humbpg."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

the charges OF abolitionism brought for par.
Is purposes against him. His whole hisio-
~, his birth, education aud residence, as
we'll as his distinct and repeated avowals,
forbade the idea. Well do We remember
his whitening reior, when the charge was
pre,erred hy Mr.. Calhoun on tho floor Of
The Senate an abolitionist !" said Mr.
Clay, al, who was born IN slaseholding
State, who have been bred and educated m
a slave. holding Slate-lhe ashes OF whose
fathers aud children are lhere.-whose
whole earthly substance is involved IN The
institution oil slavery, an abolluonIsi /!
No, Sir, when that contest does come, when
IN my judgment action IS necessary shall
not be found following IN the rear OF my hon.
orable friend from South Carolina"
And well has he fulfilled his PROMISE
While others we're using the exciting topic
for party purposes, he was engaged IN dis.
eussing the grayer subjects Of National pol.
icy but when the storm arose, when the
conflict was inevitable, he takes his position
anil with one blow settled tho fight. So
acknowledged Mr.. Calhoun 10 has place
50 responds the whole county. We stop
no, 10 ash. Why did not Mr.. Clay accom-.
plsh his purpose ut an CARRIER date lie
has chosen his own time, has fulfilled his
design, anu the expectations Of the country
and wo are wiling that he should ENJOY the
consequent credit"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Nr. Cioys SPseeh.-Theto arc some
newspapers, which have magnaoimliy G.
nough to do justice to Mr.. Clay, no,w,lh.
standing their general opposition 10 him
Of these, the Columbus Geo Enquirer. is
one. That paper Of the 9th nit. IN pub.
hshlng Mr.. Clay speech against abolition,
says
" Differing, as We DO, essentially from
Mr.. Clay, on many Of the mos, important
and vital principles Of our government il,
cannot DO expected that VIC should indulge
10 any unnecessary terms Of commentator.
This effort, although 1t has grairded has not
surprised Us. We have never believed n
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

with, the Collector would remark, You will
reported to the General Committee aud
very body well understood tina, proscrip-
ton would fellow. The Collector Of the
General Committee has an Alphabetical!
book, which contains the names OF persons
taxed, and the amount each individual is
requi.ed to pay.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Norei Saie.-A gentleman Of BulIalo
hos Just sold all his real estate there for
$4,000, payable in instruments, without
interest, at tho rate Of one dollar an hour.
The Advertiser remarks, " according TO
these terms, the purchaser will have ii
years "a days and 20 hours to pay il 10, a,
The ru,e Of s., 100 per annum.r
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Asa sample of tho carcoes 'o az, 'Y aho,
New Orienns from tho great sa'''y "'
We give this: Lib Cap,s
The steamer John Randolph o,P
Miller, arrived yesterday, February ~ co,,,
from Nashville, brought VI ! ,oh0et
0ao hhds., III bales and o. boxes w. q
2os empty c SKIS, 81 bbls. aud casks asks. y
DRIES, 55i turkeys, 81 dozen chickens Ct. sne",'
horses, 3 dogs, &c. The largss' '"'S
believe, ever brought by one O0a"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-29
NEW GOODS !
g In G al d & y e w G { {

XN7ILL receive, Thursday next, Oct. 3, a large
w and well selected assortment of
sgAa5S5 % VgRSR seggas S4@@@Gs
most of which have been purchased at prices unus-
ually low and will be sold for CASH at IA very small
advance. The impression has prevailed to a con-
siderable extent that Goods may be purchased of
peders at better bargains Than of regular merchants
Whether this impression has ever been well found
cd it is not material to enquire. 1t is sufficient for
our present purpose that the public that
oar prices shall be toao TO give occasion for
the remark in future, so far 1t applies to US
Experience has laugh: us the force of tho maxim,
that ga nimble nnepence is better than a slow shil-
ling" and we shall adopt in future such policy
as will make it for the interest of persons who pur-
chase with cash, to purchase of us. These lemarlss
are not made merely for effect, but with The firm
belief that the plan proposed may be carried into
effect in good faith and result to the mutual advan-
age Of our customers and ourselves.
We therefore repeat the assurance that will
sell Goods for cash at smaller profit than has been
added heretofore in tho county.
Those wishing to barter for Goods, purchase
on credit, will do well to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We don't wish to sell to such
as neuer pay-but good credit and prompt payment
at the time agreed upon, will buy Goods at small
advance from cost.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of ST. Johnsbury and
vicinity, are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc the Goods.
st. Johnsbury Plain, Sept. 80, 1889. 1I3tf
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TO the Public.

VUVHE subscriber would respectfully say to the
H. Ladies ofVermont that he has taken agen-
cy for Miss JUDKINS Patent HAND LOOM, for
weaving Silk and Worsted Fringes, cotton and
linen Insertions, Caps, Capes, Collars, silk and
worsted scarfs of various patterns; Ladies fancy
mlngs of various kinds; gentemens and ladies
Watch Guards of superior taste and durability
Any person wishing to purchase town or county
rights for the above work will please to call on the
subscriber at his residence.
Ladies wishing for instruction upon the Loom in
the manufacture of the above articles, will receive
the best attention, and she most reasonable
Persons desiring to purchase trimmings will
please to call: and orders from distance will be
promptly attended to.
l0l-tf JAMES JUDKINS.
Danville, VI. Caledonia Co. June 26, 1889.
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Sashes, Blinds :amd Doors.

VVNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
IL public that he continues TO manufacture the a.
hove articles at his old stand and intends keeping
them constantly on hand for sale at the lowest
prices.
Window SaSheS
of various kinds, viz common ovolo Sash, lip ovo-
10 SASH of all sizes, of Is, 90 and "a lights for
by 9 glass, from 1 8 to l Ia inches thick, to-
gether with new style Gothic Sash OF 10 by Ia
glass, l 1.2 inches thick, calculated for splendid
houses and public buildings.
Panel Doors
of a, 6 and 8 panels, consisting of those of 1.S,
IA and l l2 and inches thick, suitable for out
side and inside doors.
Window Blinds,
made in the best and latest style
UTHe would just say to those wishing fol the
above articles that his sash, blinds and doors are
made of the first rate stock, in the latest STYLE and
by experienced workmen. Furthermore he will
say to those building, that he devotes his time
nufacuring the above articles, he thinks that it
would be for their advantage TO call and purchase
N. b. Those wishing for certificates of recon
mendalion, please call at his shop and examine the
work.
Common by 8 Sashes will be sold for 3 cents d
light.
All orders by mail or otherwise punctually at
tended to. LlNDORF MORRIS.
ST. Johnsbury, Sept. . 1889. 1l0tf
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COM.uISSIOWER'S NOTICE.

WYE, the subscribers, being appointed by the
wv Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Orleans, Commissioners to receive, exam.
inc and cd Just all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of NATHANIEL RUGGLES,
late of Morgan, represented nsolvent, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
six months from the second day of October 1889
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, We
do therefore hereby give potice that we will attend
to the business of our appointment at the dwelling
on the third Tuesday of November 1889, and the
third Tuesday of March, 1S40, from o'clock, A. M.
until o'clock, p. NJ. on each of said days.
EBENEZER COLE,
CYRUS i RI HEMING'wAY, flows
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT So.
IN Probate Court, holden at Irasburgh, within and
for said District, on the 10th day Of October, "A. ID.
1880
~ ii. Freeman and Cyrus Hemingway, Ad-
w. mnstrators of SHUBAL FAIR, late of
Morgan in said district, deceased, presents their
administration account foi settlement Whereupon
il is ordered, that the same be referred to the Sd
Wednesday Of November next, at the Probate
Office in irasburgh, in said District, for examina-
ton and allowance, and that all concerned be
notified hereof by publication of this order in the
Caledonan, printed at st. Johnsbury, three weeks
successfully, may be, that they may
appear, if they cause, at said time and place,
and object thereto. By the Court,
lI6W3 GEO NYE Register
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TO ONE FAR A w AY

BY JAMES ALDRICH.
Swifter far than swallows flight,
Homeward DER the twilight len,
Swifter than the morning light
Flashing DER the painless sea,
Dearest! in the lonely night
Mem'ry, flies away to thee
Stronger far than is desire,
Firm as truth itself can be;
Deeper than earh's central fire,
Boundlcss as the circling sea;
Yet as mute as broken Tyre,
Is my love, dear wife, for thee!
Sweeter far than mser's gain,
Or than note of fame can be,
Unto one who long in vain
Treads the path of chivalry-
Are my dreams, in which again
My fond arms encircle thee!
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F3PRnA for Sale.

4 HONIAlNlNG I07 acres Of land-lying on the
" road from Stanstead to Burlington-60 acres
o. which are under cultivation. The buildings are
good, u all made within years the house one IL
one halfstories high, "a by 80, well fnished-tho
barn is 80 by 42-and there is also good shed so
by 20 on the premises.
For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber
on the premises. A reasonable credit given for
part of the purchase money.
ALPHEUS DAGGET
Coventry, Sept. 2, 1889 How
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TO Pensioners.

TIME Subscriber will make Pension Vouchers,
n act as Attorney for Pensioners, and forward the
money with dispatch. HENRY MATTOCKS.
Pension Blanks and receipts, suitable for the
Montpelier Agency for sale by
HENRY MAITOCKS.
Danville, Aug 81, 1889. LOST
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~ Office

rs hereby given that the Coparn ership heretofore
n existing under the name of E.. X. PROWTY
81 Co was dissolved by mutual consent, tho
10Th of April last.
All persons indebted to said late firm requested
to make payment before the 10th of Sept
next, to Il. r.. Fairbanks, at Lower Waterford late
partner, who is authorized to llquidate all Copart
nership concern.
E. X PROWTY,
ROYAL ROSS,
II. r. FAIRBANKS,
Lower Waterford, Aug. ~, 1889. l07tf
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POEER ".
From the Kn0GviLle Times.
AN NOT ON Il A X II Ii


LEAN NOT ON EA II Il II.
Lean not on Friends they will not stand
The test of Time and change;
The smiling facet the opening hand
And heart half wailing TO expand
A triie will estrange-
Lean not on Friends.
Lean not on Wealth for quick, alas
The winged meteor flies
And all your golden dreams may pass
And wither like the summer grass
Which soon in autumn dies.
Lean not on Wealth.
Lean not on Fame hollow blast,
1t sounds and dies away:
Glory's bright flash can never last
And Honor's CLEAN is quickly pass d.
A bright uncertain ray.
Lean not on Fame.
clean not on Earth broken reed
Twill pierce thee to the heart;'
Joy after joy will quickly speed
And o thy youthful heart will bleed
To see those joys depart.
Lean not on Earth.
But turn thy anxious gaze on Heaven,
And fix it firmly there
And then if earthly hopes be riven-
If storms against thy breast be driven,
Religions balm is there.
o! lean on Heaven
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-29

Butch BOltimS Cloths,
OF the best quality, for sale by the subscribers,
" at No. 80, Milk Street, Boston.
HOSMER IL TAPPAN.
Boston, April 10, 1889. 9O--tf
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From Samuel Morrill,, Treas. N. H. Savings Bank,
April 25.
have used the Ink made by Currier a. Hall for
few months past, and can cheerfuliy recommend
1t as the best have ever used.
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several years past, can fully concur in the above
statement.
E. s. TOWLE, Cash. M. County Bank.
nave for more than year past made use Of
Currier d. Halls Writing Ink, and have found it
verysuperior article. 1t flows from the pen with
more ease than any have been accustomed TO use
1t assumes beautiful black soon after its transmits
sion to paper-a most desirable quality, especially
TO those whose sight has become impaired by ago
or otherwise have 10 reason to doubt the en-.
non, and can most sincerely commend it to the
lovers of good Ink. Abe CADY.
Soc'y. ~ H. Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
CONCORD, Aug 80, 1882
New Hampshire State Prson-Warden Office
Concord, Aug. 90, 1889.
Messrs. Currier Il Hail-Gent-Having found
by one years experience that the Ink purchased of
your firm possesses qualities very essential and rare
darker, until it becomes in few days after it is ap
piled Jet black, l would therefore very freely
bear testimony to its being the most perfect article
of the kind have ever met with, and mosi cheer.
fully recommend it to the public and especially to
those who desire elegance and durability in the ap
plication.
MOSES C. PILLsBURY, Warden, N. Fl. S. P.
Letter from Rev E. E. Cummings, Pastor of the
Baptist Church, Concord ~ Fl.
For six months past have made use Of Currer
81 Halls eW,iting Fluid" and most cheerful
~ say that it is superior TO any writing Ink that
have ever made use of. Ii runs more freely, and
more Ineligible, and does not wear pen so fastas
common ink.
l would therefore recommend to all persons to
purchase one bottle of the Perfect Writing Fluid,
and they will feel as do that nothing extravagan
has been said in regard TO its comparative excel
lence.
Concord, August26, 1889.
The above Ink is put up in large bottles, and
is for sale at the Caedonian Office, by tho single
bottle, or by the dozen or half dozen.
st. Johnsbury, Oct 1889.
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E1tract from a letter dated AprtL &c, 1899
From Geo. Kent, Esq. Cashier Concord Bank
Messrs Currier 81 Hall of this town are mann.
iacturers of the best writing ink within my know
ledge. 1t may be depended on a first rate arl.
Gle. "'
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Notice.! Notice

NOtHCG! NOtACe
nTHO STEVENS having received into To- 10
~ partnership JOSEPH M. STEVENS, will!
continue the business of SADDLE and Harness
MAKING under the firm of Q. Il J. nj. STEg'
EMS, the undersigned flatter themselves that hen
work and quality of Stock will deserve the patron
age of their friends aud the public generally.
OHIO STEVENS,
JOSEPH M. STEVENS.
Hardwick, (Stevens Village) Oct. A, 1889. 49,.
N. b. The business is to be done heretofore
by VIM. Ii. BAILEY, as Agent.
o. STEVENS,
1l4*w3 J. Nj. STEVENS.
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CWrPieP g. HALLS
PERFECT WRITING FTVJIn

VVNHIS article combines all the requisite and W,
n liable properties that can be produced-Flui:
dty, Durability and brilliancy of color ''''
1t is remarkable for lis easy flowing from the nan
and for the beautiful raven black it assumes sooS
after its transmission to the paper-wl never turn
brown in any climate or under any circumstance
IL is particularly valuable for permanent records
and IS as well adapted to the use of metallic pens
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Having used Ink made by Currier 81 Hall for
several years past, can fully concur in the above
statement
E. s. TOWLE, Cash. M. County Bank