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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

q wv NOVELETTE, Cabinet Minister, by Mrs
~ Gore, the authoreSs OF Hungarian Tales, Mo-
theirs and Daughters, &c. &c. just received at the
Bookstore Of
June !, 1850 PFTSTFR & GOODWIN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
BLANKS.

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

EUST received 25 bbIs dpenor sweet Ohio
~ Flour and ten sacks ,tst RIO Coffee, for sale
cheap for cash. Alsoo large quantityof Tennessee
Bacon, and Is bbs. Of very white lard.
A. L. CAMPBELL.
Columbus March 3Olh, lS39.-3S-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

Published cray SaiwdEg Morning O.! ar
a'c.0ck,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26

IOCOFOCOISM.

We have had, during the past week, me of4hGs
finest specimens of ocofocoism that was ever BX
hibited. o. w. Butler, Senator in Lamoe
County, actually obtruded himself into theWash-
ington county convention, and insisted upon TIA
king part in nominating the county officers;
and not content with this he shamelessy persisted
in voting upon the question raised whether he
had amy right there or not, and voted that he had
Those acquainted with Mr.. Butler personally may
not be surprised at his conduct; but what excites
amozemcnt is the fact, that the federal locofoco
members of this county countenanced and
encouraged him in his impudent interference, and
went so far rs to join with him in making up II
nomination of county officers and rressnting it to
the Legislature for ratification But that body to
its honor, instead Of countenancing the imposition,
dubbed Mr.. o. w. Butler an inierloper, and sent
back the nominations to be made anew by the
members Of Washington county alone, without
interference from any other county We shall
have occasion to recur to this matter again.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
NEW GOODS

oEO. b. PIERCE, has just received and now OPEN
ing large stock Of FALL s. WINTER GOODS,
comprising all the fashionable STYLES for Gentlemen
and Ladies' wearing apparel among them mny be
found French, German, English and American wool
dyed Broad Clothes, Doeskoes, Cassimerrs and sat
iinetis Of every shade and qualify; PLAIN meTenoes
and cHcassians,a great variety OF colors black, blue
brown and dark green Victoria cloths; all wool and
silk and wool muslin de lanes and chaeys; printed
Sdxony clothes; black, blue black fawn + sea green
Eohcons"s; black, blue black, purple and wine color
ed AlPaehs cloths; apincs, bomba zines &c. Sci
black, eoloFed, figured and pain silks; French Eng
llsh Scotch and American Prints ;; Inerino, Thbet,
Ednboro, damask, wool, worsted highland, ca shmere
and raw silk shaws, rem 10 9-4 :; genr and ladies'
cravais, fancy silk linen, cambc, lace wro't bordered
cotton and silk pocket hdhls.; fine assortment of
white goods, linen, aces, &c; French Md slippers,
gloves and hosiery; French hats satin and real bea-
yer nap isr caps, collars, capes. boss and iur trim
ming; together with good assortment Of bro, do
nestle Soeds, china, earthern, glass and stone ware
hardware and Gallery; drugs and medicines; w. l.
Goods Ond Groceries,; paints, oils and dye. stuffs
cooking, paror ord box STOVES, stove pipes, iron
and haIlow ware, &c. &C., comprising greater
umeraFson ef articles than can be found any other
store in This county oil OF which will be sold prices
thnt cannot fail 10 please the purchasers.
NoHt field Sept. rs, 1870 II CIV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
THE WAY THE MONEY HAS GONE.

We condense, says the Cincinnati Gazette, a
statement of losses TO the Government by Recev
ers of Public Moneys for Lands, reported to
Congress by the Secretary Of the Treasury, on
the 18th January, 1888, and on the 25th January
1889, arranged so as to show the loss during each
administration, commencing with that OF MIR.
Adams.
Total defalcaions in Land Receivers, S96G,596 %
Loss before Mr.. John Quincy Adams
administration, 1854 ~
Loss during his administration, years, 52737 81
Loss during Gen. Jackson's admins
tralion, eight years. 5O3,OOl "a
Loss during Van Buren's from 4lh Of
March 1887, to 26lh January 1889,
year aud 10 months, 2l5336 36
This shows the delalcatons in this department
during Mr.. Adams administration, lat $l3, lS4 tt
year under Gen. Jackson's 800, $50 year, and
under Mr.. Van Buren's, at the rate OF SLY, 45G
a year, or upwards of nine times as much as under
Mr.. Adams administration. And many Of these
defaulters have been continued in Office, increas-
ing their defaults, because they were efficient
eectioneerers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
TYSON FURNACE, FALMOUTH, VT.

INIE subscriber would respectfully call the atten.
Il ten of the public, dealers in Stoves, Iron ware,
&c 10 the manu- acturcs OF ths establishment. With.
in ihree years blast furnace, and all the buildings
and machinery, has been built and pat IN operation
necessary 10 manufacture ison, and put il into the
varleus forms Of castings required for the market.
In this time more than two thousand Ions OF good
Foundry metal has been made at thsse works. The
facilities al this place Tor making Iron Ware are
such as 10 enable the proprietor 10 compete success
fully with other manufacturers in the country, and
the blast furnace havingbeen in operation for several
months, and now making than thirty tons Of ex-
cellent Soft Metal per week. furnishes n supply of
Stoves, Stove Plate, Hollow Ware, Caidrons and
every variety Of Castings, and Pig Iron OF Superior
quality, the most favourable terms to dealers.
A supply of the much approved Woolson's I'm
proved Cook Stove, with an air tight furnace, Badg-
er, Haywsrd's Reversible hue premium. several pat
terms elevated Cook Stoves and other patterns,
adapted to The different markets, all Sizes sx plate
Box Stoves, Vermont Parors, improved and enbvl-
lished, Harp Pators, a new aud beautiful pattern,
which for symmetry and tas:e rs pronounced superior
10 any thing Of the kind IN market, He'lev ware,
Fire Frames &c. now on hand, and will be sold on
favorable terms at very reduced prices TO dealers.
Also for sale 200 ions pig iron, equal 10 Scotch.
The Subscriber feels the fullest confidence that CT
ders for the manufa OF this establishment wilt
for quality of meal and style of workmanship, be
executed 10 the entire satisfaction of purchasers,
ORDERS Tor Stoves or Plate should be forwarded
early in the season.
All communications addressed 10 the subscriber at
Tyson Furnace p. o. Windsor Co. VIZ will receive
prompt attention. AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace, Aug. 5th, 1910. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot at Charestown and
Nashua, every morning, (Suudays excepted.l
All goods TO be transported on he Rail Road going
above Lowell, must be sent To the Company Freight
Depol, Chatssown, at the end of Warren Bridge
Goods ~ be- forwarded by The moFning traln musl
be sent 10 the Depot early the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commo.
dious Store Houses both at Nashua and Charles.
town, and having completed their arrangements for
The Transportation Of Merchandise, give notice that
they are now prepared to transport all Goods and
Country Produce which may be forwarded TO their
Depols and lor his purpose have furnished safe and
covered whieh will perfectly goods from
damage; aud careful and experienced men TO take
charge Of III, Trans oraon Business at the Depols
and 10 accompany The goods over The road.
The Company, determined mol oay 10 aceommo.
date the public, but 10 extend every facility in their
power, both to Transfers and Merchants, have fix
I'd upon The following rates OF Freight;
$3.50 per ton each way between Nashua and
Charlestown.
500 per ton each way betweenNashua and Low
ELL
All Regular Transfers running 10 the cars " i'll be
carried over the road between Nashua and Charles.
Town, each way, tree Of expense.
ONSLOW STEARNS, Supt.
Nashua, March 81, 1910. GO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
From The E-rrisburg, Penn, In eligencer.
PENNSYLVANIA ALSO REDEEMED!
"WBIGs OF THE UNION, OPEN TO THE RIGHT AND
LEFT AND ADMIT THE KEYSTONE ST ATEg'
MOST GLORIOUS RESULT

We have no words to express our qualification
at the result of The election on Tuesday. The
hackneye1 newspaper phrases are 100 tame and
cold to convey an adequate idea of the joy we
feel in being able to congratulate the whole Union
upon the REDEMPTION OF PENNSYLVA-
MA.
The result oil the election OH Tuesday renders
the success OF the Harrison electors on the 30lh as
certain as that the day will arrive. We have not
only exceeded our expectations, hut have even run
ahead of our hopes. The voting exceeds any
thing of the kind ever known at an election for
Congress and the Legislature. Nothing but n
contest for Governor or President has ever brought
out the vote SO fully. The entire strength Of the
enemy has been poled; and the result shows us
handsome GAIN on The vote of 1886. There
is every probability that we have the popular vote
now; but enough is known to render il certain
that on the Both the Harrison Electors will receive
not less Than 10000 majority in the State. Before
the late election our friends calculated 10 carry
the Electors, il the Vaniies would not at this
election, beat US more than 10000 in the Slate-
But how changed the prospect! Instead of their
beating us in the skirmish of the 18th, WE have
virtually BEATEN THEN. This is result SO
unexpected, that our establishment eqiaIs the dis.
may of our opponents; and at the great battle on
the Both, we shall rout them still more gloriousy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
NASHUA & LOWELL RIA IL-ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
- 49, 80 80 -

an and after Wednesday, April LIST, 1910, the
~ Passenger Trains will run as follows:
Leave the Depot of thG Lowell road in
Boston at and IL NJ, and and half past P NJ.
Nashua at quarter past and quarter pact 10 A NJ,
and quarter past / and three quarters past p Nj.
Lowell at quarter past 81 Nj, and qSarter past IL,
quarter past and three quarters past 6PM.
or immediately the arrival of the from Bos-
ton.
WAY PASSENGERS
taken and Eefl at Tying sboro' and North Chelmsford
Fare from Nashua 10 Lowell so cts. From Nashua
10 Boston 81, so,
On lhe arrival ef the ears OF Nashra, stages leave
for all parts Of New Hampshire, Vermont, New
York and Canada, via Amoskeag, Concord, Keene,
Charleston, NJ II. Windsor, marlborough VI, SC.
Books are kept al the Stage Office, Nos. and II
Elm street, BOSTON and The Northern end w es-
tern Railroad and Stage Office In front of The De-
pot, Low ELL, where seals can be- secured in any
of The Coaches and correct information obtained re-
speeIng be different stage routes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
NInntpelIer, Sep
CLEAR THE WAY FOR TILDEN'S
IMPROVED COOKING STOVE

7 TlLDEN would respectfully give notice that
L. he has obtained letters patent new and i'm
proved cooking stove, whan elevated oven, and there
by secured 10 himself the exclusive privilege of max
ing and vending said stoves for fourteen years. This
stove unies great simplicity oil construction with
OH and convenience in all its operations, and has e.
ven exceeded the most sanguine expectations of The
INVENTOR also given the most perfect satisfaction 10
all who have used it. The fire arch of this stove is
large and will take in wood three ieet in length
there three boiler, arranged this arch such
manner that they come in immediate contact with
the fire, Opposite and directly back Of these boilers
are three pillars which support the This
is large AMI of a beautiful construction, and is eeva-
ted fifteen inches above the top plate Inside OF these
are three valves hampers constructed that the
IRE may be thrown into any past of The stove at
pleasure, thus enabling the 10 bring the heat to
bear upon any one, or all OF the boilers OF the
time The back plate OF The fire arch is triple
plate and forms semiclrce around each Of the boil.
which prevents the heat from escaping into the
fues without passing directly under The centre oil each
be Ter.
The inventor would here state that he has disposed
Of three four;hs of said patent TO his brothers, who
eqaally interested with him in the concern, ana
are doing business in the name and under the firm Of
L. & w. TlLDEN co.
EJeL. w. TIIden & Co. are now prepared 10
supply Metchants, Tinmen and others, who may wish
TO engage the business with any quantity of their
Stoves vt short notice, and on the most liberal terms,
not forgetting 10 earnestly solicit call from all who
intend 10 buy stove, before purchasing elsewhere
They wenld say with the utmost confidence. that This
stove surposses any thing OF the kind offered
The public, and are induced 10 make this statement
from the Fact that all who have had opportunity of
testing their value back them up in this pc silion.-
Hundreds Of certificates lgh; De Produced but
love that nothing less than a fair trial can fully
Don't forget 10 call and see for yourselves.
South Barre, Aug. 4th, 1910. 64:tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EU-
DnDn

BY the arrival of the steamer Acadia nj Boston,
intelligence is received from England TO tho 9TH
instant War between France aud Mehemet Ali
of Egypt, on the one hand, aud England, Prussia,
Russia and Austria OIL the other, seems now inc
vitable .Mehcmet Ali refused to give an uncon-
ditional assent to the requison o. the allied pow
ers and consequently, about the 20ih Sept. the
British feet bombarded Beyrout, and after nine
hours firing the city was reduced 10 ashes, the
Egyptians driven out aud possession taken by the
British. On the 9TH Oct the French fleet anchor
ed off the Piraeus apparently prepared for battle
the first opportunity. Abbas Pacha with 1000 men
had gone to Acre, and report says that he had sent
his compliments to the Admiral, and would be
happy to meet him there, as that was good fgh-
ting place.
The Princess Augusta died at Clarence House,
St. James, on the 18th ult.
FRANCE.
By the French journals OF Sept. 80, we Learn
that report pr ovailed on the Bousre that w. Til
ers had addressed note to the ambassadors oil
England, Russia, Prussia and Austria, to the effect
tint ifthe concessions of Mehemet Ali, were not
excepted the French government would regard
the refusal on the part oil the great powers as pro
OF July, than TO uphold the integrity Of the Otto
man Empire.
It is said, at Paris, that Admiral Hugon, at pres
ept commanding the French levant fleet, IS re-
called, and Admiral Lalande again appointed to
that squadron.
The trial of Louis Napoleon is proceeding al
Pals, without exciting the slightest interest.
SPAIN.
The Spanish public news is not of great i'm
portance, but our private letters say that the pro
v,sonal government at Madrid have determined
on appointing Calatrava regent, giving Queen
Christina the choice Of being co regent, II she be
hayes herself 1t is sad kewis that a coalition
is about being formed between Spanish and Por
tuguese liberals, for the union of both countries
into one great republic.
ABDICATION OF THE KING OF HOLLAND
We have received, by extraordinary express
from Brussels the important news OF the abdca-
ton of the King of Northumberland Times.
CHINA.
Extract of a letter published in the London
Times, dated Bombay, July %, ut nine in the eve.
ming, received by the Mediterranean packet:-
The steamer is already under weigh, and drop
ping down, but try to catch her with three lines
10 say that private express from Calcutta has ar
rived which states that intelligence had been re-
ceved there from China, by the steamer Enter
prise of the arrival of part oil the expedition in the
Canton river, and of the total destruction of the
forts at Bocca Tigris. We shall know the truth
of il all, in day or two it is doubted by none.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26

Brighton Market, Oct 10. At market 5000 beef
coo stores, $500 sheep. 800 swine. Prices beef
mrs. qualify 900 10 SIS; second to 5,25; third
go 70 so Barrelling cattle SIS mess, 81 no. l.
oeCres. yearlidgs SIS to 8; two year old, Sl2 to
10; three year old, $2l to 81. Sheep, in lots
from rs TO 2,62. Swine, o434.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
GENUINE EXTRACT OF TOMATO.
DP sTOv Esl!ta6I
TWyJJE MERG COOKING STOVE

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=, T. - s,niio sLon,d No, ho Jon,,vod =, ,La f
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Ihos beOns,s hy o,roson, nreende,s The nnhIic are
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m S q" :o' h u
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1919 s"o ~ ~ , II "oI 'ou"S 't n,
w"u'o oe d" nnP, 'Venohl 'neieon 70 naVe .lo oacN
i"'. " 'e ''e ena'Uv, 9loue WIN me- Iyr
'ue purpose o, ne "Het upon 'ne Do,-
go a"u ~ Wv ep u ss'e p'ae, a"u .no
-, u'' .oi we 700. NV ~. ''A
" mat anu o,"e' Sao,es' aus ,ne .,ns
nus S""e "y 'o' MY o"e " 'ano 0u' Ps,e"' foi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
DEATHS.

Al Arlington the 2sth ult after an illness of only thr
days Samuel Garfield Esq in the 49h wear of his age
Mr. O. was for many years Sheriff of Bennington county
and at the time ofhs DEATH member elect of The ecsla-
lure he was an tnerprising, industrious and useful citizen
Al salem, VI. 2Sh u Lusna, ccnsort Of Col Moves Hon.
knson IN the rumphs efiah aged 50 years. On the 2lst
INST M Noyes Adds Hopknson, Oldest son of Col Moves
Hopklnson in hope Of glorious Immortality AGED "a
The Caledonan is requested.
AT Casleon DR. Theodore Woodward Profess of Sur
gerry, &c IN The Vermont Academy Of Medicine
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26

"A Faithful officer dismissed. Col. Samuel Bur
che has been discharged by Mr.. Garland from the
station of principal clerk in the office of the Clerk
Of the House OF Representatives. Mr.. Burche
in letter to the Intelligencer, says he has held
the office of clerk thirty six years during the
whole Of which time he has not been absent from
the Capitol, while Congress was in session, sim
gle day, unless confined to his bed by severe i'll
ness.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26


tania ware plated and Japan casors silver plated
shutters and trays; silver and Brittana medals
music boxes, spy glasses OF all kinds, pocket ccm-
passes, thermometers pocket books aud wallets.
gilt and steel purse clasps, miniature settings; pearl,
gill and plated waist buckles and slides fancy goods
and Cutlery, very large assortment Rogers cele-
brated penknives various kinds variety Of superb
polished scissors silver butter knives and cream
ers percussion caps Silver and Steel Spectacle
and eye glasses, open top silver md steel thimbles,
silver pencil cases medallion necklaces and lockets
bead purses and bags gold neck chains tape needless
stay rings, spirit level wills Rogers superior Eng
nail brushes shaving boxes cologne otto OF rose,
lavender, fnncy soaps, extract Of rose, shaving mir
rors Chess men.
Stripping pencils, Brass Candleslicks, Sold aud Silver
leaf, German Silver Tea and Table SPOONS and STU
gar ongs Of The bts quality, Cut ass smelling bot
Ties, China lnksiands, China vases some very neat
styles, plated bell racs, ivory emory cushions
do, spool stands, Sc-Aso--a good assortment of
eight day TIMEPIECES wooden clocks, sc. all OF
which will be sold at small advance from cost.
Persons wishing TO purchase silver spoon 10 sell
again, can belurnlshed the easonabe terms.
They would say TO the public that in consequence OF
the large amount Of silver ware made and sold by
HEN, they are induced TO reduce their retail prices.
Any person Wishing 10 purchase will do well TO give
them a call before purchasing elsewhere.
TO Clocks and Watches OF every description
carefully repaired and warranted iG3 Engraving of
all kinds executed in the best manner Cash paid FOR
old G old and Silver
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26

rem Candidates for Electors in Indiana has come
out against the administration.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26

EAR. MARTIN has taken the Stale Botanic
~ lnGrmury in this village, and is receiving
aud will eOpnne TO receive Patients on the most hb-
cra conoIions for cash. Patients treated only in
coidanee with The pure Thomsonian practice. Va
por Baths all Iimes n readiness either for he sick
or healthy. Dr. Martin will pay every attention TO
wants and comfort ot those who place themselves
under his care, and by thus doing hopes 10 merit The
patronage Of Hose deprived Of the greatest Of all
temporal blessing-heab, and The good will Of
the public. Montpelier, VT July 2, 1S40.-6m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
TIN PLATE. sc
BOOK-BINDING.
RIANK ROCKS.

A LARGE assortment oil LCdgers, Journals, Day
"A Books Bar Books, Quartos, Cssh Books Town
Records, A.phsbetsy Memorandum, SC. SC. now
on hand and for sale cheap ior cash, by
e, P. WALTON & SONS.
Sent r. 1870 69tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26

I69 Washington county o. Kali clean. See
legislative proceedings
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
.BOttiaS Cloths.

SToRRS & LANGnONS, agents for the impor
~ ter for selling Boiling Cloths. Mlllers and 9th
ers can be supplied on short notice as low as can be
bought in New York or Boston May 2lu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
DECEPTION EXPOSED.

IN DECEPTION EXPOSED.
HE public hereby notified that Mr.. A. Patterson,
Of Messrs Tdens ceriiefs, very aged n6rm ma n
in his second childhood and that Mt. Bigeow positive
y denies having any knowledge, that the certificate which
he signed cssaned any statement that the Rowel Stove
which mah the last season, worthless. That the
public may know the character of said stove subon
certificate Of few Of those, who have said in USE
We could obtain many more, but think the Mossrs Til
dens will find difficult to procure such Islander our
J l. q q @ ROBINSON
Barre, Oct. 81 1910.
We hereby certify that we have seveally purchased and
had use for nearly year past, cooking BY
l. q Robinson, and said have been invented by
Darius $ Rowel and that consider ii valuable
aud that is the best have sed-Oct
81, 1910,
Danlorih Reed, Joel Bolster Daniel Knights Martin
Keith Samuel Harrington, Edward Stickney, Cotton w
Bacheder Chaplin Keith, Leonard Keith Jonathan Shop
ard Warren Bancroft.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26

HARRISON ALMANACS FOR 1871.
large supply o. thus excellent almanac Just received
and for sale by The hundred, dozen single. Or
der quick if you would some.
Sept "a T. p WALTON &. SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26

CHEAP Cloths, Cassmeres aud Vesungs, this
Cdsy received at Langdon Wrshty. sePt25
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26

DARN FOR SALE-For sale by the subscriber,
good farm containing 100 situated the Of
Berlin good buildings nearly new, well fenced and well wa
tered,a good sugar place and plenty of good wood land
and good orchard. Also good stand for Blacksmith
Washington county offer, containing about six acres
of excellent land good shop and tools house and 9th,
convenient out buildings situated the Union Meeting
House in said Berlin Call the subscriber the last
mentioned premises. CHESTER NYE.
Berlin, Oct IL, 1910. Tiff