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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19

school, where he early imbibed the true denocra-
tic principles of Mr.. Jefferson lie has proved
himself brave man by the defence of his coun-
try against foreign and domestic foes and he has
well and ably filed several civil offices for his TEL
ow-citZens.
believe, also, that he is n man who will prac
ce what he processes. They say that he lives IN
the west. And they talk about what he eats u
mean what lie drinks, and the house he lives in.
They say he drinks hard cider an1 lives in log
cabin. NIaughter.) We'll, believe man may be
very honest for all That And think too that he
is much better than they who are all talk and no
cider. loud and heavy laughter)
have been in his log cabin. lie lives in it
still And he has made an addition to il, as many
of us DO He keeps horse. Well. | found
him to be n very bospitable gentleman; the string
of his latch is not pulled in. Aud give him my
confidence.
And, now III give you one other opinion; and
Won may Judge of the value Of the others by the
accuracy of that Aud ii is that General Harrison
will he the next President OF the United States.
! This was followed by such tilmuuous cheer
ing, that Mr.. Webster'S voice was drowned for
soiueiime.)
! say that he will be elected tie will have a
! large majority IN your own State, (cheers) he vii
have Il large majority in my own State (iinincnst
cheering) he will have large majority il, nil the
New England States, and he will have n large ma
iorlty in most of the other States of the Union.-
and, If we were so disposed, even now, and were
to use our utmost efforts TO effect it, we could nc
more prevent his election than we can stay the go
ing down of tie sun Tremendous cheering)
And this opinion does not tnrn out 10 he true
then say that you'd not believe word said by
that old nrisioLrat, Nlr Webster! Great laughter
aud applause, and smiles from the ladies)
And l am sure that he would he glad 10 know
that you u this good Old democratic county sup
port him. His family were from New jersey, hu
F settled and lived on I.oug Island; and it woult
crafty Him to receive the support of tho farmers
Of Long Island.
Here, MIR. John A. King cried out, his wife il
ma i've of Southod'
] am informed that his wife is n native of thin
county of Southod! (Cheers.) Well, that
pnolher renson why You should support him, ant
| why he will feel proud of that support.
But if in the free exercise oiyour right and hon
est judgments. you vote Tor the other for P es
ideni, General Harrison will not reproach you 10
, it. 1t will make no difference to him. Your IN
terests md my interests, mud al OF our interests
, he will consider confded 10 him, and he'll d.
/. Justice alike to all.
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STATE CONVENTION.

In accordance with the usual cus,n , the State
Central Committee request the Wis members OF
The legislature, and their political friends from diff
erent parts of the state, to meet in Convention at
the Free Church in Montpelier on Wednesday
evening next the 2lst inst at o'clock, for the
purpose of appointing State Committee for the
ensuing year, and take such measures as the &C.
casion shall demand, preparatory to the election
for Electors Of President and Vice President in
November prnxmo.
Montpelier Oct 16, 1910.
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II NOV AL.

j DIN s. ABBOTT, WATcHMAKER & JEwELLER-
Has removed his Shop d,os East Of the b. anch Bridge
where he will attend to all kinds Of business his line with
pompiness and despatch. He Alltes himself that his
work will be done well be do,c tins side Oft
N. b. The Watchwork is done principally by Mr.. SAM
UEL ABBOTT. Montpelier, Oct. Q. 1910. 70 CIV
JAMES TOWN, WATCH AND CLocKmAKER, would
d respectfully inform the Inhabitants of Montpelier and
vicinity that he has taken the shop opposite tho Bank
Gently occupied BY Samuel Abbott where he is opening
fresh from New York and Boston Markets, large and
Gold Braos, Watch Keys, Seals, Chains Gold and Silver
Thmbles, Spcctacles Knives, Razors ETC. together with
large variety Of Toys and fancy articles all Of winch will be
sold at low prices Wdchwok of ever description done
in good order and by cxpc encod workman Particular
attention will be paid 10 the repairing o Cocks that de
partneut will be conducted by himself
Oct S 1910. d w.
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ANTI SLAVERY NOTICE,

The seventh Semi-Annual Meeting of the YER
mont Anti-Slavery Society will be holden, ut the
Free Church in Montpelier, Oh Tuesday the 20t
inst. at o'clock. Z NJ. and probably, continue by
adlournments through "Wednesday the list inst
Delegates from the auxiliary societies, and Abo.
litOnists generally, are requested to attend.
q. G. BURLEIGH, the distinguished O,ator md
Phlanhropist from Philadelphia, will be present
To the public meetings all gentlemen and lad es
are invited.
ia. ALLEN, Sec. of Elk. Com.
Mddebury, Oct. 9Th, 1910.
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BRANDON IRON COMPANY

VENAS WOOD has just received fresh SUNNY
AA of STOVES nud Iron Ware iron, this well
known and long approved furnace, compri.ing 60
nanP. Patent Cook stove, ithck p'ussl Conanfs
Patent Improved 3szrs, Ro'ary Cook Stove, sizes,
Vermont Cook. sizes, Ysnkse Notion, with iur.
mace, Q sg"s, Commits Elevated Rotary, decidedly
preferable to all The late Improvements in Cooking
stoves. Call and see.
Box Stoves Of all zes, Vermont Parlors, 8 sizes,
Potash and Caldron Kettles. lie has also suppl,
of Canada Box Stoves, Franklin aud Fancy Parlor
Stoves, New York aud Albany patterns. Also,
TlLDEN'S PATENT COOKING STOVE.
Russia and English IRON stove pipe, tin and copper
VAR, Lead Pipe, Copper pumps. Sheet Zine, St.
all at he Invest prices.
Montpelier, Ogt l5 $40
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wv NOTICE.
w HEREAS The Legislature Of the State Of Vermont al
their Montpelier in the yeai 1886 assessed
ofsiy per all the lands public nds excepted
in Inc Of Chenden, inthc comfy Yf RLand in said
state for the purpose of making and repairing roads and
buildug bridges these 10 warn the prprleors and
land Of said If Chittenden who have paid
their proportion of said in labor otherwise to the
micr appointed srperntend the expenditure ofhe same
to the subscriber that much Of their lands will DO sold
pubic vandue at the dwelling house Of The subscriber
in The town Of Chenden cnunty Of Rutland, The LIST day
OfDecrmber 1910 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon will be
requisite discharge their respective with Di
ted at Chtenden, this 28h day Of September 1910
II CAPEN LEONARD Jr, Collector.
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Connecticut tom elections. The locos are trying
TO be pleased with the town elections in Connec-
tcnt, but the people of that patriotic state
willing to allow them any cause for rejoicing. IN
67 towns heard from the wing gain is IL loss,
by one maiorityi- Alias.
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Brighton Market, Oct ~. AT market 1900 beel
cattle, s25 stores, 1000 sheep, l475 swine. Pri-
ccs--beef corresponds. with last weeks prices
sheep ,33 to 2,75; swine, 3 to 4 Id
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SOMERSET.

VIZ SOMERSET.
w HEREAS, the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont
in the 1885, assessed tax Of live per all
the lands, public lands Excepted in the town Of Somerset in
the county Of Wndham sand state for Tho purp Of
King aud repairing roads and building bridges These
to warn the popretors and land The town Of Som
who have paid their proportion OF such lax IN la
Dor Otherwise The committee appointed To supernlend
the expenditure Of the TO the subscrber that So
much Of their lands will be sold at public vandue al the
dwelling house Of Alexander H. Pike, ia the town Of Som
erse the county of Wndhsm, The 18th day Of Decem
DER next 10 o'clock A. NJ. will be requisite TO discharge
their rrspeclv, with Dated at Somerset, this
Sd day Of October, A. ID. 1910
rs JOSEPH PIKE, Collector.
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ElipIlalet NJ. Bill
IN CHANCERY.

Greeley Dow, EishaC ovill,
Carlos Carpenter, JnlIa : IN CHANCERY.
Il. Houghlon, Jonathan
A. H0ughlon and Eliza NJ.
IIoughton,
INLIpHAI,ET M. BILL, of Topsham, in Or
IL ange County, having filed his bill Of complaint
against Greeley Dow, OF Craitsbury, in Orleans CO.,
Ensha CovilI Of Chatham, in the state Of Connec-
tcut, Carlos Carpenter ol Orange, Julia Z. IloUgh-
ton, Jonathan A. Houghlon and Elza Nj.
llnra hion pf Top ,ham, oil in said Orunga Coun-
~, rtutnablu 10 the Court Of Chancrry next to be
hold, u at Chelsea within aud for the County OF Or
nngr OH he third Tuesday Of December, a. d.
1910, charging in substance lhL the 9th day oi
August, A. ID. 1885, Jonathan HOughlon, then oil
Cralisbnry Aforesaid but now deceased, OK culcd 10
the said EIphact NJ Bill aud one Rawsc NJ. Bill,
his three promssory notes Of hand, for $500, pay
abe in year from the first day Ol October a. ID
1885, one the sanc sum, payable two years from
the fra day of SAID October, and the oth,r Tor $3.50
Iyable IN three years from the first day OF sand De-
toh and ench o said notes annual interest. That
for the purpose Of seeming III. payment Of said
notes. he said Jonathan Houghi0n convey d in mort
"a ., 10 the orator a I'D IA d Riwsc VI. BIhe lonw.
ing described Ians with The 6pput'ei aGccs sltrnr III
sll g., r,bury wal hai pat OF pUrtc 81 lond
coH'alrcd ~ deed ul poi claim cS Cut,d by Sumu-
81 =. Graft, 10 the said Jonathan flnnghtun, dated
AHgn,t 26h, 1888, combining aAoht tour hun-
dred urd Guy acres less, with the
exceptions is contained in sad quit
c,'la. selrrcuce bciag had hereto. Also that piece
Of parcel n land lying n saC Craitshnry, which ihe
SAID JDnathIn llouuhiun pn .rhisrd u siturun II d.
den by deed dated The 20jh div of A,uh \ y. 1885,
tor nc1 bang had 10 sail deed TOR description.
That siucr the Cxscu ion oi the sald moitca.c deed
to the laid orator and the sail Rave VI. tn SAID
Jouaihin ha1 conveyed abut sixty acre, Of sil1
m rtga4cd ncmists 10 one G. rey Dow III and
Crdt>hnry. aud that Tho said Dow al thr Same ii,rr
grd said sixty acres to III" sad J,ra hIn, "a
scrure ne payment Of the purchasc moocy. Tha'
o''rtworI', and during lha lifetime OF the SAID Jon"-
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n Office
CITIZENS OF YERMo Mt |!

N order To tccore to you HE true B'andreih Ncse
able UnSer'al Pills, the sale OF them IN your state
yill ,,re,6,r be conducted in the following uanue.
Put one travelling agent, Mr. John @. Langley, val
yi, the State, whose authority 10 act for INC will be
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19

NOTICE. -Strayed from the pasture Of Nathaniel Da-
Wis, about the 18th Sept. light bay Mare, white
feet the forehead and seven years old. Whoever
will give informant whore tho SAID mare be found
shall be suitably rewarded. HEZEkIAH DAVIS.
Montpelier Oct. 8, 1910 10
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By lis Solicilo

NrpIembef IS, T64U.
STATE OF VERMONT, Ilis ordered thalEIishu
Orange County, SIS. Covill one Of the drien.
dlnts in the rgongbll who resides without this sta
bs no flied of The tendency OF tia same by pu!ca
ion oil the subsa'c9 thereof to ether with this order,
in the VT Warchman and Stale Journal, printed at
Mpnpelier,n Washington co in this ,tat" three week
successfully, the last of which publications to he
not less than twenty days before the session o! the
Court which SAID bill is preferred which shall
he sufficient notice 10 said Cov TO appear on the
fast day Of the next stated term OF said count
OF chanccry 10 which said bill is r,turnablc, aud an.
swer - sad bill.
Given under my hand ut Chelsea, this 10Th day
OF October, A. d. IS4O
PERLEY c. JONES' Clark
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NOTICE

The Morgan Eagle Is dead.
TNIE uhlt ct OF this il To notify all those indebted
L for the services OF this horse for 1885, that their
accounts must be closed up. VIII all concerned,
please call and settle Immediately. sbO be found
at T@ins's village in Barre.
A. NJ. FOSTER.
Barre, Oct. IA, 1910. ~.
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DWELLING HOUSE AND LOIS FOR SALE ON
LIN BEARD 5 FR GEP II he subscriber will sell his
House and Lot also about halt Of FIRST land
back Of the same Also house and los joining the same,
calculated for two iamles-any wishing purchase
either of said lois or boh, viii sell Them low for cash
give credit for part. JAMES HUTCHINS.
Montpelier Oct 1910. DIV
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
WISH dispose of my Farm in Berlin, Of 40 acres,
in high state Of cultivation, well fenced wooded and
waered, with good and convenient buildings l-2 miles
from the State House. Said Farm good both for gram
will be sold cheap ana the purchaser can have
lis own terms of payment. .
EDMUND LANGDON.
October Sd, 1910 W 3w,
4 tHEAP Cloths, CAssmeros md Nrstngs, this
~ day received at Lansdon s Wnghs. sept %
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DCoughs Gods Consumpt on, Asthma. Liver Complaint
Pains in The Chest, Raising Blood, Night Sweas, etc.
CERTIFICATES.
have had a cough raising blood and matter from the
lungs pain through The chest and night sweas for six years
Through the blessing Of God am cured by DR.. Tayor's
Balsam Of LyeIwoi II truly the medicine for the poor
where il does benefit the expense is returned.
ALEXANDER SMITH, Isl Forsyth street. and Sex
ton ofkev. Mr.. Sulw CLIPS meeting in Christie street.
June 9lh, 1870
have suffered many years from weakness palpaiion of
the heart and lately cured by Dr. Tayror's Basam Of
Lvcwou. Nj. YOUNG, corner Of TiIlery and Adams
streets, Brooklyn.
For sale at the Bookstore Of E. p. WALTON & SONS
Montpelier. 72f
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TOTHE PUBLIC.
w

M 10 THE Pun Lie.
w L, The citizens uC Ofsego county, New York, do state
that when CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALsAM FIRST intro.
duced among mol believe his advertisements
could we then believe thai any medicine could be made
sufficiently poweriu restore torpid and persisted limbs
rheumatism, prevent iecthache and qunsy
cruup atues with certantyand at the same time he st
exceedingly mild and wounds cure he
desperate piles; burns and cald and and
frozen limbs quicker and better Than medicine
before invented and could be depended upon quiet pair
and relieve SORENESS all clsrs, And although
nued from time to time to hear that had been USED
great Success still the Of inhabitants slow
be convinced that all these statements could be true
But after yeais of observation and aer having
fusy tested the Basam for satisfaction. arc free
that have found fully equal 10 his recommends
os aud it has become generally priced among US, and Is
KEEP every house, and used by every family Throughout
the region 1t relieve pain almost Instantly, aud
it considered the valuable Family Medicine eve
known.
JONI II. PRrxrIss Member of tho House of Rcpresen
tativcs in Congress.
IvoRY HOLLAND, Member Of Assembly in The LegisIa
tine of the state of New York
Benz, Allen Joel Pcuis, c. Delong G. Rockwell & Co.
Merchants. And others. Otsego, Jan 1881
For sale by $. BRITAIN, Borrc and by E. II. PREM
1lSS Montpelier, VI. Y 6m
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MUTTlNGS NEW GRAMMAR.-Io Mo Pubishu 5
lN Of Nuthngs Mem Grammar: Having atentiveII OK
amined the New Grammar If Rufus Nutung publish
ing by you, can truly say that happy omn,end
it, because in dung believe subserve, far as my
opinion may have weight the interests Of popular education
in siae. had always considered the former Gram
mar by the same author equal aud many respects
or, any in uses and comparing the present work
with the old one, find all essential omissions suppli-
ed and large Of highly interesting and useful matter
addict, which, in my opni"n now makes it work better
adapted the Of schools than any gram
mar extant ID THOMPSON,
Mon pele,, Sept 24 1910.
Nungs Grammar, published in 1926, Of which the
New Nuiilng's Grammar Is enlargement and improve
ment highly recommended among others by Prlfes
adiuck, Of Dartmouth college Professor Chamberlain,
do Herman Daggett, PRINCIPAL Of the Foreign Mission
School, Rev Joseph Tracy former Precepor OF R1Yallon
Academy Adams Moore, Precepior ofPeacham Academy,
Rev Daniel Haskell, aimery President of University Of
Vermont, Lew Smith, PreeepIo of Asiead Academy ant
by Committee on Elementary School Books, appointed
by the State.
The above work IS Just issued from the press Of +
WALTON and Sons Oc'S
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NOTICE.-This is to forbid all persons harborng or
IN trusting my wife Sally, my account, by mutual
sgreement we live seperale Gom this date Mont
peier, Oct l. 1e40. WRIGHT
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DEATHS.

In Warren Sept %, MIS-, Jane l., Vail wife OF
Benjamin Vail and daughter of Davis and Roxana Tucker
aged 81 years, Printers in New Hampshire and Massa.
chuscts requested, &c.
Ia Marsh6cd. Sept, l7h, Of yphus fever Mary L. Pit
kin, aged Is years.
In Nenhfeld, Oct 6, Elijah Smith, aged IT, He had
been a resident of Mortified for SO Yeas
In Planfed Of cancer Jonathan White aged 65 years
Printers in Mass and n ae requested.
In West Topsham the llh inst Mrs Martha, wife OF
Mr. Smith, aged IS.
In Carlisle Clinton Co. III. on the 18th May last Mr..
Death occasiomel by fall from building Printers in II
II arc requested.
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VNO Alt WHOM IT MAY CONCERN We do
l. hs cby certify La les ed and thoroughly lrled
the Rpwe cooking aud have found it 10 be entire
failure And do unhes iallnsly declare that the sad Row
el Stove wholly destluc fall valuable and useful quail
lies necessary ommend II to the pubic,
Therefore eagerly seized the hrsl opportunity 10 rid
ourselves of thcm and have purchased rdens improved
cooking stove, which using. Artcr thus gyin
them fair and thorough trial We prepared TO say haI
have ihbn rcalzcd sangulne expec ations
Of their superiority aud usefulness and du oeGlae 'ha We
highly pleased nth the practical oe,auonS 81" e SAID
Improved cooking stove whlfn iels us 10 G'e pvir-
euce To any thai mas uii"r 'ur 10 trFutnh,
ANGEL. PAT rERSON,
Sept. 80, 1870. SihPHEN p. blDLON.
6ASH FOR WOOL. ctorrs 4, Ll... oui Al
A/receIvc WOOL oa deus, or io s'od % .f a. " "
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StTAHlONARY.-An" excellent assortment now on hand
Oconssng Of Letter Paper Of various kinds and colors
cap aud pot Paper; Billet Paper pfawng Paper Bns,o
Board 1sue Paper Visiting Cards; Conversation Cards.
Steel Pens Of numerous kinds yellow Opaque and Russia
Quills Dawing Pencils; Wner Colors Sealing Wax,
rcd black and vargaed Waters Of all kinds and sizes
Payson's lndeble Ink Maynard and NOye's celebrated
black wiring Ink ephens blue Fluid and others; Ink
Stands Sand Boxes of various sizes both cocoa and box
wood, large assortment Paper Folders Steel Pen Hol-
ders Aoloe and other Seals Letter Stamps Toy Paints
for children Wafer Boxes; Pencil Loads Carmiho Mex
zon,o Toy Books Tor children Of The and
preest kinds and many other articles To
mention We have large supply of most Of tho above
tces which we will sell on very low terms.
f. L WALTON AND SONS.
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rNOWN AND WITHERELL have just received a
l. spehdid assortment of Cameo Mosaic, Pearl ami Jet
Pms Of superior sly 10 and quality, ao various styles OF
stone and enameled Pins which they will sell cheap and
mistake Oct.S d..
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A large riment of Toys for children,
n to number, for sale by J. s. Abbott three doors East
Of he Branch Bridge. Oct W
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DOCKS! BOOK 1.-The subscribers have just recew-
ID from New York and Boston large addition TO their
stock Of Miscellaneous aud School books, whch will be
sold for cash cheaper than sold Montpelier and
AS cheap as can b" bought in the state If Vermont
Oct ]. Il y WALTON AND SONS.
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OLD Beads, Silver Spoons and first rate Walcllescon
VI sany hand such Levers, Horizontal English.
French and 5 &ss, very low. Us. ABBOTT.
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FOR SALE IN EAST ROXBURY,
BLACK NH tl'S stand consisting Il house.
~ shrd, haI hlark smIihs shop and one LA ocrr
oi land The premises wit pc sold very low iot cas
and liberal CO DIT gwen lor pat =, lhe pay 1t r.
quested.
EDMUND WEBSTER.
Ia I itoShnry, Oct. 10, $40 II.
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d RICH CLOAK CLOTHS.
Fps Rich Thibc. Cloths just received and for sale by
Oct, 10. BAYLIES AND GOSS.
EURs AND PRINTs,-Bo Fur Collars and rich
l. black go. and fancy Eng. Prints just received aud
for sale AT low prices by Baylies and Goss. Oct. l6
DIBBONS, FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC
IL A fresh assortment al Bayles and Goss. Oct. l5
NHIS day received at Bayes and Goss rich light blue
and pink thibei mernees and Salisbury Fannels. oc6
DOMAIN CEMENT, for reservoirs cisterns, etc. at
IL Langdon aHd virgins. Oct. l6,
100 UMBRELLAS at Langdon and Virgins
IOO Oct l6
y Days from Boston Sorrs and Langdons Lave Ius
1receved Mousn de Lanes, printed SaYony Cloth blue,
black, dark saltin ETC. Oct I2
l. DEER SKIN GLOVES
II. TRACY, the original real buck ska Glove Manu-
faciurer is producing ON FIRST stock aud superior
Workmanship Of the best 'pecimons of his of
ersd TO the public. Lined and unlned black, b and drab
Cloves made TO order and warranted 10 fit Stage drivers
aud others who wish for first article w please ordeI
soon 90 pairs may now be examined aud purchased a. the
store of Lansdon and Wright. Oct 10
~ JAMES MORSES ESTATE,
III subscribers having been appointed by tho honora-
bic probate court Tor the district Of Washington, comm.s
sloncrs to receive examine and adjust all claims and de
mhnds oil all persons against the of imes Morse lie
OF Calais, IN sad DISTRICT Decreased represented ns0yen
and the term ID months from the sh day of October inst
allowed by said court The creditors of said ed
exhibit and prove their respective CLAIMS before nsdu give
notice hat we Will attend TO the duties Of ogr appointment
the dwelling house IS widow Maria Morse In Calaia in
SAID district on the first Mondays of December and Apr
next al 10 o'clock in the forenoon each of said days
GIDEON HICKS, Commits.
Calais, Oct. IA, A. d ls4G II
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7 FALL IND WINTER Fashions
J UST received the Tailoring Establishment of the
subscriber opposite The Brick Church. Those WHO wish
thc cohng made in the best and latest STYLES rcspec-
lively invited give him call Every thing done X. g.
particularly cutting for others make. Insl step AMI
Try HENRY lSHAM
AloniDPlier. Oct. g. 1870 dwf
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JUVENILE BOOKS-A large and excellent assortment
u Of for children Just received and for safe by +. p
WALTON AID SONS Oct 8