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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26
MORGAN COUNTY.

N1OEAO AN 1OGNi1.
Alta meeting of number Of the citizens Of NJ.
gan county. friendly to the election Of Gen H..
son as the next President, assembled by p,..;a'lr
notice--ihe meeting was organized by the sppo;n,,
meut Of JoHs OFERRALL, Esq, as Chairman ....,
K. Z. GusTIE, as Secretary.
After some remarks addressed 10 the n,.,;,.
explaining the object Ct the present call, il wa. e.
motion,
Resolred That committee of FIVE per,or, 1.
appointed TO draft resolutions expressive Of ~.
views Of the meeting on the all important .uL;.s,
If the approaching Presidential election.
Tie following gentlemen, viz Cromwell O,r;.l
Henry A. ByTne, Jonathan Carlisle, Henry Snob-
and George Shank, were announced from the cb.;.
to compose said committee, who, after deliberate
reported the following resolutions:
lst RESOLVED, That this meeting cordiallv -
prove Of the nominations Of Gen. VIM. II. H.-I
son for the next Presidency, ard John TYLER. E.o
for the Vice Presidency.
ID. ReSoived, That the known ability and sa.l
ity with which Gen. Harrison has DISCHARGED All
the important and arduous offices confided 10 b;r.
is safe guarantee that tho Executive Dspartmer,
Of the United States would be ably and houe.,l.
managed under him its officer.
81. Resoived, That although in ordinary case.
The Office of Vice President is Of minor importance
than that of President, yet the administration Of
the Presidency may deyolve that officer, the int.
resls of the country require that for Vice Presden,
there should be chosen person of the best talent.
political knowledge and patriotism--and sch ,bi,
meeting confident, John Tyler, Esq is.
4th. Resoioed, That Allen C. Hammond Fd.
mund Z. Hunter and Charles j Faulkner, be an
POINTED to represent this county in the Convention
to be held in Richmond, on the 26th February. 10
form an Electoral Ticket for the election of Gen.
Harrison as President, and John Tyler, ESQ. a.
Vice President, of the United States.
5th. ResOioea, That these proceedings be sign
ed by The Chairman and Secretary, and published
in tie Richmond Wing, Martnsburg Gazette, Win.
chester Republican, Charlestown Free Press and
South Branch Integencer, and copy of them bs
transmitted to Charles james Faulkner, ESQ.,, tho
Senator Of this District, and that he be requested
to communicate the TO the others appointed
by the fourth resolution, who may be in Richmond
Which resolutions were unanimously adopted
And then the meeting adjourned
JOHN O'FERRALL,
X. L. DUSTIN, Chairman,
Sfrref0ru
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26

JtFFERsoS CoUsTr William {. Warrington
and DR.. George ID. Stephenson. have been nonina.
ted, by = Convention. az the Wing candidates for
he House 81 Delegates. John Stridsr, Esq, has
announced hifnself as an taRependeng Wing candi.
date. The Van Buren, candidates are Col. Robsrt
Lucss and John C. Il. Taylor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26

The SPRING CAmPAIGS.-Wm. Vance and VIM
odeil E'qrs., are the Wing candidates for the A.
scmbly. in Hampshire county.
Sanford I Ramey, Lewis Beard Timothy Tay.
Tor, and ii. 7. Harrison, E-qrs.. (Whigs) and vi.
81 Glasscock, c. X, Dowell, and n Carroll Mason.
Esqr' (Adm.) are candidates for the Assembly,
in Loudoun.
he strongest men on tho side of the Wings are
taking tho field throughout the State and every
this spring.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26

g-TBy the Legislative proceedings "a this paper,
it will be perceived that the Legislature sdiourn-
ed on Thursday last. ltwasin session 1903 days !;
and passed upwatds of200 Aets-a sketch Of which
we will commence publishing ia The mex, Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26

g5-After our last publication, we received -.
Richmond Wing, containing the subjoised proceed.
ings Of a meeting Of our friends in Morgan in Feb.
ruary for the purpose Of appointing delegates 10 IN.
Richmond Convention, &c. We publish them no.
10 order that readers, 10 Morgan may see /, h..
not been through any fault Of ours ihs, they wer.
not heretofore. published.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27
me- oral amd EscAI iOgas.

CONSOLATION FOR THE MGHrEous.--l need not
undertake 10 prove that God will ever be ready TO
assist the perfect uan--thu, hrs eyes are always
upon the righteous, and HAT his cars are always
open 10 their prayers--that they arc the dear OBJ
iecls Of his delight and love. Reason and scripture
both do abundantly attest this and The repeated
promises of God to good men, encourage them To
hope from him whatever beloved children may
from u tender father Is not this then enough TO
inspire the perfect with great and confident
hopes? He knows, not only that his heavenly
father is lmlnu,abe that nothing less than pre-
sumption, obstnacy, habtual neglect or wicked.
ness can tempt him 20 recall his Gifts, or repent
him of his favors he knows not only that God liz
faithful, and will not suffer him TO be tempted a
bove what he is able but he knows also that he
has powerful intercession ut the right hand of
God, an advocate with the Father, who cannot but
prevail. Nor is this all yet !; he has great many
things that plead for him with God. There are
tears which have all been bottled up--and there
are his prayers and aams which gone up for ii
brance, wherein all his pious discourses regis
tered, and God IS faithful and cannot forget his
works and labor of love. The Holy Spirit will
not soon qu: the bosom that it so long resided in
it will not suffer itself to be divided from that per
son with whom it has entered into close union,
and essential to his being whence it is that the
spirit is said to he grievod when it is forced
sre.--De. Lucas.
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sg e wv - a v Y I'D , a.
HEBREW PLASTER.


YEyflE peculiarities Of tlIis Chemical Compound
B. are owing to its extraordinary effects upon The
animal fibre nerves, lgame rnd muscles. its
virtues being carried by them to the immediate
seat Of disease pam and weakness.
However good any internal remedy may be, this
as an external application, will prove a powerful
anxilisrv in removing the disease aud facilitating
the cure in cnses of local inflammation, Scroiulous
affections, Kings Evil, Gout, infamatory, and
Chronic Rheumatism, and in al! places where seat
ed pain exists.
II has likewise been very beneficial in cases of
weakness, such weakness and pain in the stom.
ac weak limbs, lamenesS, affections of the spine
female weakness, &c. No female subject to pain
or weakness in the back side, should be without
it, Married ladies in delicate situations, fud great
relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
No putting or great spread OF certificates is lnten'
ded. Those who wish to satisfy themselves of the
tty spread or : for so cts not half sutfi-
Gle pay for the insertion of single certificate
into any of oui most common prints single time
This trilng price per box is placed upon it in or
der that it may be within the means OF every aflic
ted person of the community, thai ALI whether
rich or poor may obtain the treasure OF heai b.,
which results from it.
each boz.
F.. w Capron ~ Ce., Rochester, N. Y, agent
for VT and N H., to whom all orders should be nd
dressed post paid.
For Sale by Kiilrcdge and Colby, St Johrxbury
a. Mcmillan, Danvle, Farmers and Mechanics
Store, Passumsic, N. nj. LOOMS, McIudoes Fails
Kittredge Morrill, u Skinner, Bnrnet, Hiram rr..
Lance, Warner ~ Co. and w. S. Smith, Cabot;
T.. Carlton, Jr Bath; Hodgeman 81 Allen, Little
ton; A 81. Garnsey IL Co Lisbon; and all the
principal towns in Vermont and N ii. l50eow1y
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ROFA NE SW ARM

mere are some persons of upright conduct in the
mann VINO ~'n'a "ohor the thought OF profane
swearing on every 'r'hng occasion they condemn
!" o'ners' ana are not pleased when they hear it,
Their general character may be amiable and kind
But still, when they become angry when THAR
temper has destroyed the action of reason ana ron
science for time and in measure unbalanced
their minds, and destroyed all consideration, thew
then break in profaneaess A terrible storm,
lowers around their brow, the presence Of God is
foig"tton, the commoa decencies OF life are di.ra
garded, the foundation for repentance is then laid
in the hasty language of an unguartled hour. word.
of profanensss Issue from the lips, that would 9TH
eiwise speak The words of truth and soberness
"He that is slow to anger is better than the migb
ty, and he that ruleh his spirit, than he that talk
eih city Cease from anger and forsake wrath
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

FHHHE subscribers having been appointed by the
Il Hon. Probate Court for the District of Gale
donia, commissioners, to receive, examine, and ad.
Just the claims and demands or all persons, against
the Estate Of HORATIO q. PIERCE, late Of 81.
Johnsbury, in said district, deceased, Represented
insolvent, and the term of six months from the
twenty-htth day OF September being allowed by
hibit and prove their respective caims before Us:
Do give notice. that we will attend to the duties of
our appointment, at the dwelling house Of Widow
Pierce in St johnsbury, in said district, on Friday
the 9th day of November, and on Friday, the sin
day of March lS4l, ut / o'clock, afternoon, on
each of sa id days.
EZRA IDE,
Dated at st Johnsbury, Oct. ID, A. d. 1870 1863
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MOTHERS BE CHEERFUL. Not in studies above
their years, in irksome tasks should children be
employed. The joyous freshness Of their natures
should be preserved while they learn the duties
ihat ct them for this life and the next. Wine a.
way their tears Remember how hurtu are the
henvy rains TO the tender blossom just opening on
the day. Cherish their smiles Let them learn
10 draw happiness from all surrounding objects
since there must be mixture of happiness
in every thing but sin. 1t said of a
beautiful woman, that, from her childhood, she
had ever spoke smiling, if the heart poured Joy
from the lips, and they turned it into beauty May
1 be forgiven for so repeatedly pressing mothers
to wear the Iineaments Of cheerfnness How
much it is to he deprecated, when pie;y, the only
foundation of true happiness, fails of making the
Joy visible 10 every eye! Its happiness is the
melody Of the soul, the concord of our feelings
with the circumstances of our lot, the harmony OF
the whole being, with the will of our Creator, how
desirable that this melody should produce The re.
Spouse, Of sweet tones, and smiling countenance
that even sIigh, observers may he won by the
charms ofits external symbos.-!u Sigourneg.
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A. oetry.
THE BURIAL GRoUN D


The dead aro every where
,,,, ,,,,,a;n ado The plnin the wood pr"i'unu'
al, IN. iJs earth the furlile aud INC i""'
Is one vast burial gr"'"u
Within tho popuous street
IN so1,tary homes in places h'Sn
=, nIo,sure dones where pomp and luxury meet
Men bow themselves to die
The old man his door
',rhs unweaned child murmuriug its worthless song'
u,be hondman and The free the rich, the poor
All, all to death belong!
The sunlight gds the walls
ort,polv sepulcI,ers lnwrougM with brass
And the long shadow of the cypress falls,
Athwnrt the common grnss
The living Of gone time
Bulded their glorious cities by the sea,
And wlul in their greatness sat sublime,
AS limo change could be-
There The eloquent tonsue
The poets heart; the sages soul is there
And loving women with their children young
The faithful aud tho fair
They were, but they are not
Suns rose and set, and earth put Oh her bloom,
Whilst man submitting to tho common lot,
Went down into the tomb.
And still amid the wrecks
OF mighty generations passed away,
Earth's boonest growth, tho fragrant Wild Howe
decks
The ,ombs Of Yesterday
And in the twilight deep,
Go yelled woman, like her who went,
Sister of Lazarus, to the grave 10 weep,
TO breathe the low lament.
The dend every where
Where er IL love or tenderness, or faith
Where'er is power, nomp, pleasure, prlde
where'er
Life is or was, is death.
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FARM FOR SALE!

SlTUATED one mile from Lyndon Centre, on
~ the road from lyndon to Stanstead, contain
ing about hundred of erceilent iand in a
good state Of cutivati"n-3O acres of good meadoao
and about so pssturing aud tiIlage, ,oeu fen
csd;-one good B4RN, 40 by so, with good un-
HOUSE, SHED and VOOD-HOUSE, in coed re.
par School-house within about 100 rods Girls,
"nd Saw-n,ill within half mile of said premises
Iernis OF payment made easy TO the purchaser
day. ''''
c for inr, ,h, particulars enquire Of Col. John
Chase OF Wheelock Hollow. 15S-,t
.4ugust 10, 1910
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s4ouea Ketfaes. ReHomgIhs, &c.

The Centre YilIage Farmers and Mechanics COM
rang haze for saie The tOllo'oImg articles;
TTAYWARDs and Fishers Improved '"''"'
Williams Inproyed Cooking Slaves;
Monies Improved Cooking Stoves; -
unyyord'a and Jackson's improved Cooking
Slaves; e.
Fairbanks improved Cooking Stoves
Parlor Stoves, different sizes;
Re- S,oves do do
CAULDRoN and SUGAR KETTLES, various
sizes,
Mason and Moore's Ploughs
Jones' Ploughs
Fairbanks Ploughs.
The nboy a articles will be sold as low as can be
purchased ut other places >, a, rn
JOHN BACON, agent for e. y, r. " NJ ,c ~
ST, Johnsbrry Centre, Oct. q, iS40' lo"i
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YsAa ga DIS, I'D OOrs and Sask
p'anNl LHON or TERE DAY
NO CURE NO PAY.
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH.


OR GERMAN PROFITABLE PILLS
EEIGilLY recommended by Doct Valens.
a. a. Mott Al. ID. Of N. Y. aud others. There W."
the ordersi Amy one that does not find relieCho"'
these pills the price is refunded buck, this i, I
pOsitice orders OF the Proprietor To agents and oS
ers.
In offering these pills to the pubic, I apncol =,
their Intelligence, If these pills are not wha, ,b
are recommended, you are in duty bound, ou ~
respect to yourself and community to reject than
and publish them TO the world MS an impostion
hunbug and quackery. The public may be assure
they are purely vegetable, they Composed d
nine ngred tents, part of the medicine arc orl
found in Asia and in the vallies of Germany ~
con venience these extracts made into pills ana
will be found a relief for all billion
complaints, yellow and billions fevers, fever and
ugue, iauu dice, scarlet rash, bilious cholc dsDen
sip. &c. &c
1t is not intended that this medicine is en-.
for all diseases to which the human system is lh
Bile Ten Thousand useless efforts have been mad
to draw from the region of unknown fancy, SOM,
long spun theory ofmagic art, which should Gun,
every disease. Good medicine is not to found in
the fire or whrlwind
Health and happiness hang upon chance wind,
time is the herald of truth.
AGENTS.
Baker JudeVine 81 Holton, Lamoilville; A and
NJ. r.. Checver, Hardwick; Aiken and Vncep
Walden; Warner and Co. Cabot; isaac Cuuins
Cabot; f.. Eaton. Danvlle; Knredgo and CGIsS
ST. Johnsbury; s. Humphrey St Johusburg l.
L. Brown, Lyndon Corner; Morrl and Rirkn.
st Johnshory East; II. r. Fairbanks Wus,o,L
john NJ Parks, Barnet: X. M. IL Skinner, Na,ne,,
bradbury and Wallace, Barnet; Isaac War
Peacham; Chandler and Brown, Pencham; l. and
A. {. Deuisom, Sutton; CHARLES G. Newell Bu.
j. NJ Ho"i Il Co, Lyndon. lG2-Cm
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w iEasaOw blinds ,

made in the best and latest style
II lie would Just say TO those wishing toi the
above articles that Lis sash, blinds and doors ara
made of the first stock in the latest style, and
by experienced wo, kmen. Furthermore he will
say to those buiI1ng that he devotes his time TO
manufacturing the above articles, lie thinks that it
would be for their advantage to call and purchase.
~ -. Those wishing for certificates Of recon
mendation, please call at his shop and examine the
work.
Common by 9 Sashes will be sold for cents L
light.
A 1t orders BY mail otherwise punc,ually at
tended to. LlNDORF NORRIS.
ST John. bury, Sept. 5, 1889. ll0tf
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STATE or VERMONT.

DISTRICT OF ESSEX.
IN Probate Court holden Mt Guildhall in and for
said District, on the 9th day of October, 1910:
UCY WOODS, Administrative of the Estate
IA of OLIVER WOODS, Esq late of said
Guidhaii deceased, presents her Administration
account for settlement; Whereupon it is ordered
that the same DO referred to the Sd day Of Novem.
Der next at the Probate Office in said Gudhaii for
allowance, and that all concerned be notified by
the publication Of this order in the Caledonian,
printed at St Johnsbury, three weeks successivelv
as soon as may be, that they may appear at said
time and place, IT they and object there.
167w3 WM HAYWOOD, JR. Register.
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fret not thyselfin any wise to do evil he 'na. g
soon angry dealeth iooIishy, and man oil w'cNeo
devices is hated A soft answer turneth away
wrath, but glevous words stir up anger Inc aus
creton of a man deiereth his anger, ana IL Is ms
glory to pass over trnnsgresslon' ZIG thht h"'h
no rule over his Spirir is like city that broken
down and without walls. Make no friendship wnh
any angry man, for anger restc'h in the bosom OF
fools"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27
Fall and ~ lNte
G. o o ID $
ulA,svR,Ee Mln4aE q. GlpNERY


ETAVE inst received II large assortment ni sen
a a. sonnGle Goods, consisting IN pnrt OF bhoAl,
CLOTHS, super Eng, Buckskin, CoSsimeres, Sal''
nels and Vestings, Contracting tho greatest variety
and the most beautiful styles ever offered ~ inns
yicnity) also, prime assortment OF lailor if'in
mings, Pilot and Beaver Cloth for gents. oVercoats;
Tpaliona, Rnsi,n Plaid, Silk and worsted Setses,
Goats hair caniblet, silk warp cambleteeis, A'apa,
ca NIerinos mousn de Lame super blG%N ana
blue black lapnes, figured do satin STRIPE Cha''as,
black and coiored Silks rich figured DO, black ana
blue black silk Volvet cotton do, hSnred Lace,
plain and fancy do, Grape Lissi, super Swiss and
book Musins, plain, checked and hrd'seye Gam
brcs lace and thread Edging1 aud lnsetungs
wrong Int Cambria do, ladies' kid, silk and Berlin
Gloves do inerino and nohalr Hose; CaiicneS, pei
crime Ties, Edinburgh ShawIs, highland and worst
cd plaid do, fancy tdkts, IN. do Lane and raw
Silk do Ribbons and Beltings, Italian and French
Cravats cotton wool aud Lapland do, Pongee Nag
bandanna, Sptulfeld and Corah Silk lidkis gents
buck mittins buck, kid and Berlin Gloves, striped
shirting brown aud bieached Sheelings , punted
Flannel white and cQlored do, cotton do, horse
Blankets, Tickings. Drllings, Batting, Wndd'ng
Wickrng, Umbrellas, paper Hanangs, rubber shoes
ludes CATERS, do kid Slips an" walk'ng shoes
chldrens Shoes, Buffalo Robes, hair seal, mock
Ouer, Nuuio, Fur Seal and Outer Caps from 70 cts
! 40 AK (,II,rs and frr Cloves:
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as o ots, - 10 % - q C.

wvrOljI,D inform his friends and the Public
w generally, that he has opened a shop the
second door north ofthe Farmers and Mechanics
STORE. Cyntr. Village, St. Johnsburv, where he VIII
manufacture Boots and Shoes, promptly. ana ~
the hes, manner and at the lowest prices, tor SUCH
persons as wish to employ HIM ,.. j.,
October, 1870. io'h"
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III "A Hs np-NY a &C n ,

NO. "a. UNION STREET, BOSTON
-ETOMES HOMER, d. co. have received by
T. u The late arrivals from England, complete
assortnInnt of
Cutlery, 81 Hardware Goods,
which hoy offer 10 their friends and customers, on
rood terms tor cash credit.
Sent % ISdO. lOott
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COUGaaS, COLDS,
and all diseases of the Lungs

.4ad all diseases of the Lungs
TTNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
Il SA Nj is believed to be deservediy The most
popular Medicine ever known in America, for
coughs, colds, asthma phthisc. consumption,
whooping cough, and Pulmonary affections Of eve
ny kind
The Vegetable Pulmonary has been very extern
svely used for about twelve years; and its rcpua-
ton has been constantly increasing. So universal
" popular has this article become lhpt 1t may be
considered a standard article in large part of
the United Suites and British Provinces Many
families keep it constantly by them, considering it
The most safe aud certain remedy for tho above
com lainis. The proprletors have received, and
are receiving numerous recommendations from ma
nv OF our best Physicians, who make Of it in
their practice. The names of few individuals
who have given their testimony in favor of this ar
ticle here su,joined aud toi n full account
the envelope to the bottle.
Doct Amory Hunting, Doct Samuel Merrill
Truman Abell Timothy BayIies,
Thomas Brown, Jere. Ellsworth,
AN INTERESTING CASE
Extract of letter from Mr. c. S. Clly, Kingston,
Ulster county N. Y 10 the proprletors:
Yours of tho 9th instant was daily received. A
remarkable cure was affected by the Vegetable Pull
monary Busnm, in the winter and spring Of 1885.
The person, Nj Moody, had been sick long time
with The consumption. His physicians had given
him up. He was reduced so low as TO be unable
To help HIMSELF and was raising a large quantity of
blood, when he commenced usug the Balsam,
which effected a complete cure, and he is now as
hale and hearty as ever he was. Mr.. Moody has
removed from this town, but he has promised me
a more detailed account OF his case, which l will
forward you. C. s, CLAY
Kingston, N. Y, June 25t, 1888.
Argyle, Nova Scotia
In The winter OF 1887 and 1888, | was seized
with a violent cough, which continued two or
three months. My cough was severe that I
was obliged to sit up two three hours dur
ing the highland was much reduced in flesh and
strength, and my appetite gone. One of my neigh
hors had bottle of tho Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam, which he would not SELL he however loaned
it 70 me ill could get him another | experience
ed immediate relief from it. The first opportunity
had procured more of it, and to the use of 1t
ascribe The preservation of my life
JAMES w. LENOX
Dec ~ 1879
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window SsasFpcs

of various kinds, viz. common ovolo Snsh, mp ovo-
10 Sash, of all sizes, of IS, 20 and 24 lights for
: by 8 glass from / IS to Ia inches thick, to.
gether with Il new style Gothic Sash of 10 by IA
glass, il.2 inches thick, calculated for splendid
houses and public buildings.
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W., 4. Goods.

(orme Teas aud Tobacco,) Winter strained OIL,
inseed do, Paints and Dye S'ufs, CROCkERY
and GLASS WARE, HARD WARE, GUILE
RY, &c
The above with most articles usually kept in
Country Stores they now offer cheap f"rCnsh or o"
Credit.
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TEae Green Mountain ggf,vs

q HISTORICAL TALE of the early set,,.
Il n, ment OF Vermont, in vols.-by the onthoy
u a new supply of'the above work h,. 49,,
received at this Office mas oeeh
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sasg,ca. EgEirasgs aRaSl Doors.

FayHE Subscriber would reF poc,inlly inform the
4 public that he continues to manufacture the IL
hove articles At his old stand. and intends Keeping
Ih.n, constantly on hand for sale at the lowest
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NOTICE.

'fltS may certify that have this day reinqn1
ana trade for himself, and shall paw none Of b
debts or claim his earnings after this date
ROBERT FORD
Kirby, Oct. z, 1910. l6SwS
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Paaacl HDDoE'S

of 4. and panels, consisting Of those Of &
/ A and | 2 and inches thick, suitable for out
side and inside doors.