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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-09

IoN uuI'uR 'U0
REIGN OF TERROR,
a supporter Of the Alien and Sedition
Law Administration Of John Adams,
OPPOSED
TO the election of Thomas Jefferson, the
great Apostle and Champion Of A
merican Democracy. Was
appointed during the great struggle be-
tween Black cockade Federalism
and Democracy, bv John Adams
GOVERNOR
Oflhe Territory OF Indiana,
As a reward for services rendered
to his Alien and Sediion Law ~.
ADMINISTRATION.
While Governor of,hat territory, he ap-
proved aud signed law for selling
WHITE MEN AND WOMEN
into slavery for debts incurred by fines
and costs with penalty of
THlRN NINE LAsHEs,
IF The white Slave male or female soueht
liberty bv absconding from servitude
lie also approved and signed law i'm
y posinga
PROPERTY QUALIFICATION
upon voters,
Supporting The princi pie that mono hut
such as owned a freehold Of
FIFTY ACRES OF LAND
Ought to be entitled 10 the right Of SUI
N frsge.
10 6f2, be received be appointment Of
Commander in Chief of the North
Western Amy. =,
In 1914, in the darkest period of the war
A.. With Great Britain,
When rspine sud conAagratlon were
wasting the farsst portions of our
country-when the blood of un
-. offending women aud chll
dren wos reeking
from the hands Of the Mnrderous Saw
age, aud rolling lis crimson tide O.
yer the land Wien Ihe roof
oftte Poor Man was giy-
ell 10 the Fsmcs, ond
his flesh 10 Ihe eesles." Wien
MARTIN VAN BU0EN
was in the Senate Of the S,9te Of New
York, urging with s'l the powers Of
his giant mind and mas'erIy ell
oquence, his
CLASSIFICATION BILL,
for the Immediate raising Of troops, TO
STAY the death march Of British rob
bers and plunderers. and Q drive
back TO their forests the nfernal
DEMONS OF BRITISH POWER,
c. Gen. HarisonstD
RESIGNED HIS COMMISSION !
and sought safety at home!
Fortunate for the country that he retired!
He was succeeded by that "brave old
Soldier"
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON,
10 whose valor, mot Gen. Harrison's] is
our country indebted for the glorious
triumph Of ils arms. Tho "Hero Of
New Orleans" who has [Iled the meas
ure of his counlry's renowu, in The field
and in the State,
is NOW
the ardent friend and supporter ofMar-
tin Vsn Buren,, and living witness and
enthusiastic admirer Of his sterIrDg abl-
tiles, devoted patriotism, and known
and tried principles, While on tho 9th
er hand, he is the opponent of the repre-
sentative Of federal principles,
Gen. MUM,
"Haviug never admired him as mill
tarv man, nor considered him as
possessing the qualities which
constitute the commander
/ OF an army
"Knowiug that no has never been iden-
tilted with the republican party IN
any Of its great struggles"
He KNOWS HIM
10 be a vain and superficial man.
He knows the absurdi,y of his claims
and prelensions to military fame; he
knows bis acts Of selfish injustice 10
the gallant Officers who served under
him, in attempting, as he always did,
to appropriate the laurels won by
their valOr, to CRAFTY his own narrow
ambition.
On motion of Abaer Lacock, Of Penn,
'Hhe name Of HarSisop, was
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-09

PEOPLES CASH,
He endeavored to enlist a Standing Ar
my, consisting of 200, 900 men.
The combined operations of this meas.
ure.and National Bank, with The
use and control Of the Public
Revenues. would have cn>
abIed him 10 destroy
the liberties
OF HIS COUNTRY.
In 1921,
He begged hlmself into
the legislature ot.O where he
again exhibited his love for the
poor men by voting for law that placed
the poor mans liberty and the rich
mans money upon an equal
fOoting-a law that would
authorize the
SALE
OF a poor Revolutionary soldier
whose property and health had been
freely sacrificed in ach ewing his coun-
try's Freedom. in his declining years
he should be unable to pay some
paltry fine that had been impo.
4 sed upon him. or the cost Of
80 some petty Iuw-suIt-rha,
Zoo inlo degrading servi-
tude, and TO the ras-
cal whose money
vas the projection q. his liberty, or per-
hapsio the
TORY
who had butche'ed
his children before his eyss, 81
or % the vagabond Negro, whose Z
means to pnrchnae the Patriots liberty
had beea eslssaed by p:1ndar Or --
highway robbery.
.s.,-... HARRISON -
Has beeuestyled "Hero"-he is The
hero Of
e'~ DEFEATS.
In tho year Indiana was admitted into
the Union. he Was the federal candidate
ior Governor OF that state 81 was
DEFEATED.
Ia 1920, he was the federal candidate
for Governor Of Ohio anG was
DEFEATED.
IN 1922, he was the federal candidate
foe Congress 70. tho dIslrictin
which he resides and was
DEFEATED.
n 1924 he ran on the Federal Elec-
torsl Ticket Of Ohio, and was
DEFEATED.
In 1881, he wns on the federal ticket
for member of the Legislature
of Ohio and was
DEFEATED.
In 1882, he was again the federal cam
dldate for Congress and was
DEFEATED.
la 1886, he was the federal candidate
for President, and was
DEFEATED.
In 1S40, he is again the federal candi>
date for President, withholding from
the people all knowledge of
his present present principles
and designs; and who can
doubt that in November
next he will be again
overwhelmingly
DEFEATED.
Although he owns one of'he wealthies
plantanons IN Ohio, md realizes tht
clean sniary of SIX THOUSAND
DOLLARS year, rs the emoIument'
oil s,necure office, he is callsd by b.:
friends, for elec,ioneoring efforts, ,h'
POOR LEG CABIN CANDIDATE
who drinks
HARD CIDER.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-09

A Wife and a Wido,O "A gentleman
named W. T.. Chaplin went 10 PhiledeI-
phia, from Baltimore, on Thursday last,
married Miss Murdoch on Friday
morning. returned to Baltimore with his
wife the same day, took sick while ca-
ting his dinner a, the City Hotel, and
instantly died. 1t is said thel he was a
native Of Cambridge, in this slate.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-09

Peace IS ihs evening star of,he soul
a vi,lustip ils sun. uhd lha two are
eyer far apart ~ .s..... ..s
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-09

General HdrrisOn's opiniOa o(d Ma
tionai Bank---as set forth in the State
Address of the Wings Of Virginia.
"As to the Bank, his unqualified. decla-
ration, that it lie was unconstitutional, is
before you. and THERE lSNO REA-
SON TO BELIEVE THATHE Is IN
FAVOR OF A BANK IN ANY FnRM
for no is ssauredely opposed to Gov
errment Bank." What DO the Bsnk
wings of New England think of thisl
Do they so interpe. the mystic SIacles
ofthe comwilleef ts.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-09

An empty belly hears no body.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-09

a pctticoat hero. IA fellow wes ar
rested in New orleans on the Sth met,
dressed in female apparel, and calling
himself Sophia Mitchell. he bad SER
we'd as chamSermaid on board pocket
plying between New Orleans and Havre,
and in that capacity waited on the lady
passengers.
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Important 10 Females.
Reyonlds q Parmeiy's CeIebrs ted Female
Health Restorative.

HNIllS Medicine has effected cures in many ra,a
a. where PLY sieians had given them over and ii,
Saratoga Waters had proved Intellectual. 1t insara
" removes distractions, regulating in
painful, too Frequent" prolnsu mensraiun, has
ed the lnost obstinate Vi Fiuor Ahus. All hn
Is effected bS strengthening and rc.iurBg the sYsemh
healthy artion--it does not operate as csihaIlk.
IL IL recommended by many Of the most eminent ply
sicians in the United Stairs. Dnct J. Nor, isOt,
tornicriy ~ Cnerain, Mas. Who has precisrd ned
cine sane 20 Years Oneida. NY. SAYS IN rtlalionh
Il, That ii is the best medicine nnw in use. 10
es OF reieninn, suppIrssion Of the menses, thnk
VIII sustain the Appreciation Of specific have trieda
~ The worst with admirable surccss, and vA
for the good of suffering rmaes that all physieiap
would ntrndure 1t in their practice, and have coH
dcnce TO believe they would 6od happy results, ssl
have found the Pills answer fall, their recommend
aiiun-" Doct. u. X. Davis uf Syracuse, NY. vii
Tell you similar story, and many Others that might
nam II has buen tried by many hundreds VIII
such universal success, that the reputation Of il stands
unrirallrd and uncqualled, where it is known. fOf
iurthrr information, You referred To the persons
whose names annexed 10 our show-bir, and also
TO pamphlets left with agents for gratuitous dlslf'
buti"n Price--Twn Dollars per box, containing
nearly 100 pill. Prepared sold wholesale and r.
tailh, Reynolds & Parmrly, Piiisford, Monroe CoNi.
Sold by--w illis,on & Tylrr. Bra,ilrboro; J. H.
Wells. Bellows Falls; and Druggists generally
Brattlrboro, July 1889. hH
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WORMS! WORMsH

nR. M. HITCHCOCK'S unrivalldd ana
H. unequalled WORM TEA, sovereign
remedy for Worms. Strange and incredible
are the effects Of those detestabe vermin; lev
persons, and il is thought none are free from
them, particularly females and children. Ma,
ny persons 60 through distressing course o.
medicine, without. any benefit, when they
might be relieved by using the worm Tea
This invaluable medicine has been tested by
the experience Of more than eight years use,
administered 10 more than 1900 persons ofva.
rious ages, and not one solitary complaint; on
the contrary, hundreds have called and, unso.
liciied, given their decided preference TO il, Of
ter trying the different articles sent forth to The
public, and pronounced DR.. NJ. Hitchcock
Worm Tea the most safe, efiec,ual, and con-
venieni remedy that can be obtained.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A.
HITCHCOCK & Co., sole proprietofs, III
Genesee street, Utica, and by their agents
throughout the United States and Canada.
For sale by DuTreN, CLARK & Co. only
Agents in Brattehoro. Oct. 1889. ly5
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, So.
DE it remembered, that at Probate Court
ID holden al Brattleboro in said District, ON
the o9th day of November, A. ID. 1889, before
the Hon. Dana Hyde, Esq. Judge Of the Court
OF Probate within and for the District aforesaid,
upon application of Lucy Elliot and Samuel
Elliot of Brartlehoro, in said District, Execu-
tors Of the last viii and Testament of JAMES
ELLIOT, late Of Newfane in said district, de-
ceased. II is decreed that unless the creditors
to said estate shall on or before the Goth day of
November 1910, exhibit their demands against
said Estate TO the said Executors for scttemrni,
the same be forever barred; and the said cred
tors be informed Of this decree, by publication
thereof three weeks successfully in the Yer
mont Phenix, printed at Bratileboro, the first
publication TO be within twenty days from the
date, and also by posting the substance of this
decree in four public places in the towns Of
NewIane and Brattleboro, at the Inns Of Arad
Burnett and f. Atwood, in said Newianc; and
at the Inns of Paul Chase and Edward Wood
man, in said Bratteboro, within sixty days
from this date. DANA HYDE, Judge
true copy of record,
IS Attest, SAM'L ELLIOT, P. Reg'r
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Magnetic OdOntica,
THE INCOMPATIBLE TOOTH pRpp.
AVIATION

AlhAllONs
gEyHE Utopian dreams of the aIcbvm;s, a..
n realized, and remedy discovered lor n.
TOOTHACHE, and preserving those imno.
tant and beautiful appcndages of the human
system, by the Use of the MAGNETIC
ODONTlCA, which by its attractive, puriG.
ing 4 strengthening qualities, removes MI ~.
traneous substances from the teeth. and me.
serves them in their natural brilliancy, and n,
gums IN soundncss and beauty. Ii is ascsr.
tanned from experience, that when used the
teeth will never decay, hut remain till the i.
test age Of man, with their natural wea,
When they are decayed, its progress will be Ar.
rested, aud the teeth preserved and preyeneI
from aching. All this has been done in muI.
iItude OF instances; and more, in thousands Of
cases, nervous toothnch (iliat climax of psipl
has at once been eifectualIy cured by the use
OF this the most popular deniriiice in America
And the public, so far as they have become Ar.
quainied with the merits &c this tooth powd,,
have made use Of it-as we have sod, wilhna
short time, about 10000 boxes Of the Odont
ca. And, in conclusion, where and who is IN.
young lady or gentleman, aye, the individual
that values a beautiful set of teeth. souM
gums, and sweet breath more than fiity GEMS
that will be longer destitute ofa box of'Dr. NJ
Hiichcock's Incompatible Magnetic Odonlic,l
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK & co.
No. III Genesee street, Utica N. Y,
And by their agents throughout the U. Sisis
and Canada.
to- For sale by DuTros, Clark & Co.
Agents in Braitebo.o. Oct. 1889. Tvs
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A subscriber TO the Coneant Gazette writes
to the editor that he is about to run away. and
advises him to discontinue the paper
II showed at Rochester, NY. Sc hours stead
iy,irom Friday to Monday, falling to the depth
oil near four feet! The greatest known in many
years.
Mr. Breckenridge mentions, in his "Memo-
randa Of Foreign Travel" that one of the
houses occupied by the famous Voltaire, near
Geneva, IS now used as magazine for bibles
and religious tracts.
II was colder at Petersburgh, Va. on the ID
inst. than il was at Providence or Hartford, the
thermometer, at O'Clock in the morning,
slahulng at SIX degrees below zero. The pa
pers South all complain Of the severity of the
weather.
The New York Sun states that several thou
sand dollars have recently been dug from the
beach at Coney Island, buried there by the
pirate Gibbs, being part of the plumber Of the
vessel robbed by the mscreants of which he
was the leader, and for which he was hanged.
u young ladies nowadays did not become
women at thirteen, men would have better
wives.
Mrs. Morgan, widow of Capt. Morgan. Of
ireemason memory, now residing at Monthose
Upper Mississippi, is a good Mormon, and mar
rled TO man named Harris.
James G. Birney and FL. lie Moyne, who
were nominated at an abolition Convention
which met at Warsaw, Genessee County as
candidates for President and Vice President,
have addressed letters to the Committee de-
Ginning such nominations.
Bill has unanimously passed the Senate Of
Texas, and il is said will undoubtedly pass the
House Of Representatives, imposing tax OF
one thousand dollars upon every person engaged
an selling ardent spirits in less quantities than
one quart.
A young lady in Utica the other evening put
out one OF her lovers eyes by playfully throw
She must take him now, will she nil she,
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New Establishment,
Ry an Old Inhabitant.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the
IL Citizens of E. Brattleboro and vicinity,
that he has taken a Shop in Halls Long Build
ing, (Mechanics' Row. where he will attend
in person to the business of SHAVING and Hair
DREssING, in most of its branches, and solicits
the patronage OF his Friends and the Travelling
Public as far as satisfaction may be given, and
no further. A number of Quarterly Customers
will be received upon terms that cannot fail to
he satisfactory.
~ Particular attention will be paid to the
setting of dull Razors, Shears, Scissors and
Surgical Instruments; and will be put in the
most perfect order for use.
Gentlemen who shave themselves can be
furnished with few first rate warranted Ra-
zors at fair prices, on exchange, in case they
do not cut smooth and easy,
II neat, warm and pleasant shop, the news
of the day, and keen razor, be taken into
consideration, the subscriber will not want for
custom, although the times are hard.'
LIVE and LET LIvE,' is our motto.
l.. M. AMSDEN.
Brattleboro, Dec. 25, 1889. .4wi7
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S N U f. H!
ONLY Twentx-fxe cent..

nR; N: HITCHCOCK's NEWLY IN
VENTED SNUFF-The best article
ever discovered by Scientific men. in Enrone
Or America, Tor the cure and absolute relief of
Catarrh, Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Ewes.
Nervous Headaches, Fallen sickness, Fits. and
infants troubled with SnutHes, partial shocks Of
Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A.
HITCHCOCK & CO., sole proprietors, III
Genesee street, Utica, and by their agents
throughout the United States and Canada.
oJ- For Sale by DurroN, CLARK & Co.,
Agents for Braiileboro, Oct 1880. Tvs
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thousand persons die annually of Consurnp-
fionsi!!l originating principally from taking
colds. Commencing with cough, then difficulty
Of breathing, aud pain the side, at length the
lungs become Affected, ulcers ensues and con-
sumption closes the scene, when timely app-
cation is not had to La Medicine Curative
Pills. Alas too often does prejudice, by list
ening to some and adopting the opinions OF
others, prcvail--consequ trial OF La
Medicine Curative Pills is prevented, that
would most assuredly afford relief. BE assured
that scarcely a case occurs but may be entirely
cured by timely application of
I'm Medicine Curative pills 1911
fEJsAsk for DR. Lorlain's La Medicine Gu
raiive Pills, and Vegetable Tonic or Wine
Biliefs; observe this as you value your health.
The purchaser cannot be imposed upon but
once after he has taken the genuine: the ope-
ration is entirely different from any other med
ceines kno,rn.
Prepared by LIE ROY, MD.
Nelson de 7 Auieur, rue de Seine,
No. so, Fauburgc, Saint German.
DR. lie Roy would respectfully inform the
citizens of the United States Of America, that
he has appointed Rohine Bonnine, General
Agent Of the United States of America, and
that in future all Medicines will he prepared
by me as usual, and shipped TO II. Bonninc,
New York, who will put them up in ORAL bores,
and each label contain his written signature,
and obtained only of agents appointed by him.
G. w. EMERSON, Agent for Windham
county, VI. and Cheshire county, NH.
sUB AGENTS.
G. w. Bruce, and Jesse Cone, Marlboro,
VI; T.. n. Benson, Walpole, NH; II. Good
enough, Nottingham, VI; T.. Manley, and
David Reed, Dummerston, VT; ii. T.. Baker,
Newfane, VI; S. L. r. Cheney, Jamaica, VT;
J. C.. Stone 4 ca. Green River, VT; VIM.
Halle, Hinsdnle, NH; Ira p. Howard, Wards
boro, VT; S. +. Thompson, Townshend, VI;
VIM. Harris, W.. II. Ford. Chesterfield, NH.
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Worms, Worms, Worms.

VNO remove these troublesome and dangerous
Il inhabitants of the Stomach and Bowels,
which so often impair the health and destroy
the lives Of children, use DR.. JAYsE's TONIC
VERMlFUGE,,a certain and safe preparation
for the removal of the various kinds Of Worms,
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Want of Appetite,
lniantile Fever and Ague, and debility Ct the
Stomach and Bowels and organs of digestion.
To be had at No. 90 South Third street, Phil
adelpha. Price so cents.
Sold also, by BUTTON, CLARK x CO.,
Agents for BrattIcboro. 6meowI4 :
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Hats, Caps and Furs.

NEW style Brush, Nutri aud Napt Hats
~ with every style and quality Of Fun
Worsted and Cloth CAPS; Boas; Fur CaPesi
Gents. Fur Collars; Swans Down and fuI
Trimmings for Coaks, just received and lot
sale, at very reduced prices, by
Dec. 95. f. w. PR0Ult'
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A certain Cure for the Piles

III
,hiI nus oeen used by
plaint and in M case has !, cs;,d - III,
rure n was ,hs Ia, J.a,h ~ 49,.
,b.. cs,ehra,sJ Ds S.S uea'n oel peques' Q,
a,,.ndan, S,ia :" uis n'enu ahn
testify 10 H.. ,va,,d",c,i e. ~ ~ s"''
usn, yho ho,., mss'i :, !. ~ u,s LIN,
who say II y,rks ILL.,. ,ha RI c',,' anu
INC ar. sa,n. .sh;ch - a ne ionow-
nron,e,nrs !, aJd;,;on - ,rh;.h ,au ~ .n'
,ahIe r;,;,,.os haya ,,,,,n,ar; a,,.,
Their addr,.ss,s Win nsrrn;ss;, =, aaI s. '.''
them "
S f,ra,, 1000
Mr. Havs-Es,een,sJ Fr;,nJ -, 20
IN ;nc,r,c ,,on H., 49,, - - "afPy
Two boxes IF .;n;msn; ,rh;ch u.s., 'ssa So "ose
and i nov, an,;rsl' VIII y, H. go. 10: !:
i IN The as,on;shr9.r, &c al ~. cl:.sS' anI -
,enJ,a,s sha,l -, " ~, . ns nus a"u az
with mo a;c. anJ shau a,',.'l,' .''. va, .
Won and shall no, c,,a., 10 rar'.,na !, ~
IN M, Csnds r,ho rs, ~ 90 .','ca,,., ~
IN ba' ,ro',hIa5 r,,;,h - ,.s,o'a,s T,s.s a'
iOguITA DOpSF
Th;, ..r,;e.s ,ba,Ihora he.n n,on,, n.,,s
o,,,;o,aJ NH ,S, piles and have in vain ra;d
an, 'eens;Is,ahls money! for var;ops remeiies
Har;no hs.rJ If vnnr Eminent. I purchased
hnx md sooo amer using Il according 10 d.
rsc,;onS wss en,;relv cured Of the comnlaint
recommen,I II os n so(. and efC.rtua remedy
SAMUEL WIMAN
N,w yonv Dec ,sae
"a, h.r.hv cer,;E ,bo, a. ,n =, H.
man,Ss ! wos severely afflicted with ,be F,v.
49, ,r;sd n1,,har ~ r"r,oa; 49,
lie purpose, until purchased box of your
Eminent, from which found immediate relief
and perfect cure.
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Important Information!
LORRAINE'S PILLS,

The Genuine La Medicine Curative Yegcta-
BILE Universal Medicine of fhe French Coli
lege of Health i'm Paris. -
ALSO, The VEGETABLE Tone or WINE
BIrTER,-so much esteemed throughout
France for its strengthening vriues--a
sovereign remedy for general debility.
JUST ARRIVED FROM PARIS,
through the hands OF RoBIrE BASSIE, of the
city of New York, aud the United States Gen
eral Travelling Agent, for the French College
Of Health, few Thousand boxes of this most
valuable OF all medicines, the La Medicine
Cratire Pills and Yegeiabie Tonic or Vine
Bitiers, made by LIZ Roy, MD. lineal decend-
ant of tn. unsurpassed Lorraine, the original
discoverer OF these CELEBRATED NED
ECINES throughout The WorH.
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Berkshire Boar.

II NJ. SHATTUCK, respectfully informs
- '. the Farmers Of Putney and vicinity, that
he has Berkshire Boar, direct from Europe.
Gentlemen wishing for fine booded Pigs,
viii please call and examine. Dec. 81.
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S LIE IG III S.

HALL & TOWNSLEY, have for sale
IN. one good second hand single SLEIGH,
made by Asa Miller. Also | new stout built
common do. for sale cheap.
Jan. 1, 1910. 1S
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Drattleboro, VI
Jan. LIST, 1899.
Arms Hinsdale Nichols James
Barton VIM. Noble ii. Joseph
Buttertield Alanson Perham Abner
Bardwell Luther Palmer Charles
Burnam Mr. Peck & Pomeroy
Barns James Pomeroy w. Chester
Bems Joseph Pitman II. Freedom
Baxter Portus Rves Isaac
Baker w. w. Reeve John
Bardwell Sarah Robertson Samuel
Barrett Wranscll Rice Mary
Beckley j. Jane Hale Jonathan
Cheney Turner Hosley Danford
Curtis Azubah Henry Charles
Convey Ruth Kibng Ellen
Cheney Cyrus King isaac
Chamberlain Sclah Lynrs Sarah
Gushing james Lande Il. 2
Colby Daniel Lyman Laurana
Carlton Nathaniel Miner Andrew
Capen James Miller Azubah 9
Dow c. ID. Mitchell L. j.
Darling Trial Marsh Charlotte
Dunton NJ. Henry Martin Cyril
Dupond Antoine Nichols Ephraim
Dearborn Peter Robertson N. Maria
Dennison Phebc Salisbury ID. Javan
Evans Ann Wealthy Sartwell III. Edward
Ellis Alfred SAWYER Emery
Fleiman w. Shattuck Daniel
Fisher Z. B. Stilson Dorathy
Goodenough Windsor Sergeant Luther
Goss Elizabeth Stabbins NJ. John
Haven Abel Sergeant A. Justin
Harvey Abial Tinkham CYRUS
Harris Alfred Wright Sylvanus
Haley P. Afad Q Wilcox John
Hicks Sarah
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