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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-12-08
EStraY.

GSLTays
DY virtue Of an order to US directed BY Ander-
I'D son Helm, Justice Of the Peace Hunting
ton township, in Brown county, We, the under
signed, do certify that we have viewed and APP
praised certain stay Mare taken Up by Valsn.
tine Shelton Of said townShip, and find the sane
TO be dark sOrrel mare, with . small star in her
forehead, three or four small spots on her back.
bone, oceasi0nsd by the saddle; the left hind
foot white half way to the postsfu joiHti about
fourteen and 9 half hands high; supposed to be
ten years old, and natural Irotter: and we do
appFaise said mare At lhirty.6ve dollars.
JOHN JtNKENS, Ann,,;,.,,
STEPHEN WILSON'S '>PP'N''''''' 20.
Sworn to and subscribed before mss this 18th day
of September, 1910. ANDERSON HELM, I.P.
certify the above to bb true copy from my
Estray book. Given under my hand and seal,
this I1th day Of Saptsmbet, 1896.
N ANDERS0N HELM, J. p.
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LIFE OF
MARTIN VAN BUREN

BY MOSES DAWSON.
TytTE above work is now ready for delivery,
and on sale by the publisher. Subscribers
for the same, and the community at large, can
Obtain them on application tn to the publisher, to
whom orders from q distanceWill be directed.
J.W. ELY, ublisher.
Cincinnati, aug. 3. No. 10, Lower Market ST.
They may also bs had at Democratic Hall, Oi
Msssrs. Dawson T. Fisher, OrOfIhe Agent Of the
the city, Mr.. J. O'C. Purcell.
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From .te charlsston Mercury.
ARROGANCE AND IGNORANCE.

ARROGANCE AND IGNORANCE.
What would the British think, il some
South American envoy were 10 arrive on
their coast, object lo.aIl the usual British
forms Ofreceivng ambassadors, bring up
a feet ofarmed vessels to intimidate the
British authorities, aud, from ignorance OI
the English language, take umbrage al
the customary expressions Of diplomatic
notes, demand redress for supposed in'
suIts therein, and retire in high dudgeonI
Yet such was precisely The course of the
British Ambassador, Lord Napier, to-
wards the Chinese. He insisted that, fol
him they should violate their time-hOnor.
cd usages, insisted that he should approach
the vlceroy as he thought proper, by q
letter direct, instead Of communicating
as the Chinese laws require, through a
committee OF the Hong merchants; and
because his name, in the Chinese lan-
Ruaae meant "iaboriOusly vile," deemed
himself ilagranlly iusulled at it's being so
written By them. Because they did not
give way TO bis ignorant aud arrogant
Rumor, he died Of chagrin. This was
one scene between John Bull and The Ce-
Iestials.
As to the war now going on, it is just
as though the United States should
send an expedition 10 burn Liverpool, be-
cause there the authorities prohibit the
smuggling of tobacco. We have as
much right To force negro head and pig
tail on Queen VictOria's people, as they
tGcOmpel the Chinese TO tako their OPT
um. The plea that the Chinese author.
files At Canton bad winked at the opium
trade. OF At smuggling, which the energy
ofthe government at length suppressed.
is about as good as If we should hold the
British government responsible for the
unfaithfilness Of its cuslom-house off.
cers. and cUniend that il was precluded
from enforcing iis laws againSt smuggling,
because its dishonest agents had long
time encouraged Il, and many American
traders would be grievonsly disappointed
and damaged ifil were suddenly checked.
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DY vlrtusOfa writ of HenditiOni EEPOnas to
I'D me directed, by the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Brown county, Ohio; ] viii offer for sale Al
the front door Of The Courthouse in 0oOEgetoW",
on Saturday the 2nd day Of January, l64i, be
tween the hours Of 10 and 4o'eloek on said
day, the following real estate, 70 wit: In
Lots in GeoFgetOwn Brown County, Ohio
Numbers l, 2, 3, ~, 90, & "a, in that par
Of said town south Of Markt Street, con
tanning a one story frame dwelling house & o.he
improvements. Tobe sold as the real estate o
Thomas H. Linch at the suit Of James Martin
against said Linch & Others. Valued at ON
thousand dollars. Terms cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'ff. B. CO.
shsrif's Once, Nov. 2Sth, lS4O.
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AN INCIDENT OF THE REVOLUTION.

During the Revolutionary war, two
brothers from one Of the eastern ports,
were commanders of privateers; they
cruised together, and were eminently
successful, doing great Camags TO the
enemy and making money for themselves.
One evening being in The latitude Of tho
shoals ofNanlucket, but many miles to
the eastward Of them, they espieda large
British vessel, having the appearance OF
merchantmen, and made towards her;
but 10 their astOnishment, found her to
be frigaie in disguise. A very high
breeze prevailing, thew hauled off in diC.
ferent directions. One only could be
pursued, aud The frigate gained rapidly
upon him. Finding he could not run
away, The commanding officer had re-.
course TO stratagem. On a sudden he
hauled down every sail, and oil hands
were employed with setting poles, as il
showing his vessel of bank! The peo-
pie on board the frigale amazed at the
supposed danger they had run, and to
save themselves from being grounded,
Immediately clawed off and left the more
knowing Yankee 'tO make himself scarce,
as soon as night rendered it prudent fol
him TO hoist sail in a sea two hundred
lathOms deep!
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ Of venditiORi szPOn-
- as to me directed by the Court Of
Common. Pleas, in and for Brown County
Ohio, win offer for sale, at the front door Of the
Court house in GeOrgetoWn, on Saturday, the
9nd day Of January, lS4l, between the hours oi
10 and o'clock on said day, the following rea
estate, 70 wit: In lot number seventy six, (16,)
in south Georgetown, Brown county, Ohio, con
Iaining a one story frame dwelling house ant
other Improvements.
To be sold as the property Of FrazOe Osborn, a
the suit Of Maklem and Barns against said o.
born. Terms, cssh in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff B. c. o.
Sherif's Office,
| Nov Oath 1910. (
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Man may erist in what is called state
Of repose, bGt he lipes only in action,
Life is action; and our lives are longer or
shorter, not according to the number Of
our Yeas, but the lnure or less intensity
with which we have acted! There is no
difference between absolute resi-, inaclvi-
ty and death. The more active we are, the
further are we lemoved from death--the
more lrul we do live. We weary Of in.
action much sooner than we do Of exer-
ton; and the idle,we all feel, are the most
wretChed of the sons Of wretchedness,
Boston Quarterly ReSiep.
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PubliO Notice

Shsrsby given, that the special board Of equal.
izstion G0F Blown County, will meet At ths
Auditors olAea in GeoEgelowns IN said county,
on tho thiFd Monday 0f November next, q being
the 18th daY lhsreoE, loE the purpose Ofhearlns
and dstsfnslAing grievances, TsIativs 70 the - ~
vGIuation ofFeaI estate within saideounys y
the appraiser, and 20 equallss the taxes sssoeon'
according 20 theaet passed March 18th, le4V'
P. L. WILSON, Deputy, ioI
H, LINDSEYs 4. y " ~
Out. lsth IeSe. 9n3
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sHERIFF,s sALE.

NY virtue Of q writ Of PsnditiOni EsPonS'
ID to me directed by the Court Of Com.
mon Plsas, Ia and for Brown County, Ohioi
will offer iOF sale, at the float door OF The
Court house In Georgetown, on Saturday the =
day Of ] anuary, ls4l, between the hours Of II
and 4 O'Clock on said day, the following real IS
tate, to wit; Ia lot No. l26 in the town OF hig
giusoort Brown county, Ohio, in that part Ofsait
town laid of as an addition thereto.
To be sold as the properly Of Wilson b. Crouch
at the suit Of Sarah Campbell against SAT-
Crouch, A. B. Nswkirk, VIM. Stableton and 9th
en. Valued at 5000. Terms, cash IN hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'f. =. Z. ..
Shsriff,s Office, November 26th, l64O.
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A NEW VOLUME.
The first number issued on the tlrenty-S
day ofJuns, 1910.

The first number issued on the tlrenty-S
day ofJune, 1910.
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BLANK DEEDS
For sale at ths Office Of he Democratic
Standard.
Job Printing.
CIRCULAR.

p O44eOg9kAAAe
To The TOvRship Clerks Of Broom
County:
GENTLEMEN-You are particularly re-
quested TO return TO this Office, within
the time specified BY law, IN enumera.
ton Of all the white youth, between the
ages Of four and twenty-one years, with
in your respective townships. You will
readily perceive the importance and ne
Cessity Of an early return, when you rec
Ollect that an abstract is required to be
furnished BY this Office as soon as posi-
Bile after the first Of November next, and
that the Auditor Of State sPPOrtiOBs all
tho different school funds on the 18th
day Of December, and that he can.
not withhold any part Of said fund fol
such counties as shall have neglected tC
make their returns.
Respectfully,
P. L. WILSON Dep. for
H. LINDSEY, A. B. G. o.
Auditors Office, Brown Co. o.
Oct. 10Th, 1910. 4w.
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Administrators . Notice.

A LII those Indebted to the estate Of James
"A GoOtherman, late Of U iOH township, de-
ceased, are hsrsby notified to settle the same
within enc year from this date; and oil those
having claims against said estate, are requested
to present them, legally proven, for settlement.
ANDER ON G, GOOTHERMAN, Admir-
Nov. l7Ih, 1870. Ave-
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ABRAHAM CREST, { Al
DAVID GIBLER, :
INFORMATION WANTF

q W. CLAIM, one Of the editors and pr
.Ostors Of the " Repository & Whig'' pub
at Chambosburg, Pa has been absent sin
26th Of last month. and no Information has
been obtained by his friends here, (whO 1
norant Of the existence Of any ads
caase for his leaving the place or his bus
as TO where he Is, or indeed whether he Is
or not. Amy person who can give any mi
tiOn concerning him, will greatly oblige his
by communicating the same, BY letter, to
Harper, Of Chambersburg, Pa. Mr.. Ca
about ~ years ofage, he has black hair ant
rather under the common size, coughs very
when talking, and has weak hoarse voice
Aug. II, 1910.
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NOT &c E.

THE hrm Oft. MYREs and B. C. BAKER
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons indebted to them are requested 10 call a.
the store room and settle. Our notes and
accountS are left with P. L. Wilson, who II
authorized to settle with those indebted;
B. C. BAKER.
Georgetown, O., Sept. 18th, 1910.
P.S. The property which they occupied u
nov for rent. Apply to p. L. Wilson, o
Georgetown, or Thomas MYrss Of Augusta, Ky
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A BAx.--An Irishman's friend asked
himfo name his bay colt. "A colt is
he--anJ q bayf' "Truly he is" replied
kis ltiend, "and q beautiful bay" ''Then
cali him DOublin, fOr that Is the first ba5
q tha World
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EaTRAY-


DY virtue Of an order directed tn'us, the
ID dersignsd BY FFaneis Alsxandsf, Ju
Of the Peace, we have this day appraised
Strays, taken up BY George BOIL. One,
mare with bald face left hind leg white
the hami BLACK name and tail; tall short
posed. 80 be five years old past; appraii
twenty-five dollars. One rod roam horse
supposed tobs two years Oldi some white o.
hind feet; appraised at fifteen dollars. One
mare Coli, supposed 20 be two years old (;
white on the right hind foot; appFaised q
dollars; no other marks or brands psrceivabl
Given ndSr DUR hands, this LIST day o.
l64O. ,.-..
ABRAHAM CREST, { Al
- DAVID GIBLER. s.
State Of ohiO, Brown County, IS.
do hereby certify that the above is Z
copy from my sstray book. Given undI
hand aud seal, this LIST day Of Oct. 1870.
FRANCIS ALEXANDER, J. P.
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tuG ouAulNb buobtuA VI bh4 SAAte AehASsSSStN
TRI.WEEKLY, So 00
EMI.WEEKLY, ! 50
WEEKLY, OO
Persons suUrcribinE, will please dSSignAtS
which paper Il IL that they deSiTe.
The approaching session Ofths Ohio LolSlaturS,
will be one Of more than usual interest 70 all par
ties. The COrwin administration will be In
prosress--his iAaugeral will have Developed his
me asures, or rather tbs measures Of the Bankers
and Aboliiisn that elected hin, and In whOSs
hands he 10.
When these measures are presented to the
Legislature by Governor COBwin, a. 10 hia duty
Oy the constitution, the tug Of war will com.
mence in the Legislature; and, for the 6rSt time
for years, the people will have an opportunity Ol
seeing what the principles Of Whiggery really ara
ia practice, and far comparisiOn can be made
between the doctrines Of the two parties, touch.
ing the great interests Of equal rights and conSti
tutiOnAl government.
We shall have good reporters, and use what
industry we are capable Of employing on our pa
per, to give correct and extensive view Of oil
their doing: and the 6rSt curious item will be 6
law reducing the salaries Of all the officers In th'
State, as promised to the people. The next will
bs, 70 raise the wages oflabor-incTeaSe the price
Of wheat and poFk-intTOducs the negroes fresh
from Kentucky into our courts as witnesses, ant
into ourContnson SehoOIS but not into our College
where Bankers children cOngregats. All thess
hard cider and coon skin movements will be le'
corded with care and precision, and when nsees
sary. made into 6rst rate Tippseanos songs, and
sung t0 keep the members spirits up.
~ Lnd the scheme already on foot, as VI
are informed, to chain dOwn the people BY I
great Bank machinery, more powerful than thG
throne Of the Russian AUIOc,at, will bo watched
with due care. Let the people read and judg'
for themselves.
The proceedings Of Congress will also be due
ly given ashsrstOfore.
s. T. NJ. II. MEDARY.
Columbus, November I3, 1910.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Scott,
LGOhio, on the 3Oih day Of September, 1910,
which il not taken out in three months, will be
sent to the General Post Oifics as dead letters.
Anderson George b Meak Sarah Miss
Blair Saml. M Marlatt Josiah
Gavin Alexander w McCAn ThomaS
Cox James Marker John
Cap John McIntire James
Chat6eld Stephen NaylOr Jemima Miss
Drake Hiram Puntney George H
Drake John Farmer Henry
Earl John Ross Josiah
EdgngtOn Isaac Storne Wm.
Frygh George Steel David Raw.
GordOn William Sharp Henry
Haushawout J D ThompsonN D Doct'r
Hathaway & King Thompson Ephraim
jackson Saul. G Vance John
Lusk Rev. r Wilson John T 2
Mcneil John Wallace Henry
McCormick William 2
JOSEPH EYLAR, PM.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAlNING in the Post Office at Russell
IL vile, Ohio, on the Both day of September,
lS4U, which, II not taken out in three months,
will be sent to the General Post Office as dead
letters
Mrs Mary Brown John Linn
Wiley Bohannan 2 William Morrow
Robert Bowar 2 NOrmandie
Harry Baird Elias Prickelt
GeorE Bihn Elihu Parker
William McCunO Miss Disdama Reyno Is
N Drake 9 Luther Reed
Jonathan Drake Daniel Rohan
Samuel Evens John Sellman
Robt Fowler Samuel D Stephens 3
james Hassing sen Shaw Russell
Jno D Jacobs Mathew Tomb
Deria King Iamas Wright
James Kirkpatrick James Williamson
R, D. TOMB, p. NJ.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE

Columbus, November 10, Is4O.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10
HARE! HAIR! BALDNEss!
IMPORTANT DfSCOVERY-THE GREAT
MYSTERY FOUND OUT 1T List!

LmPORT.7NT DfSCOVERF-THE GREAT
MYSTERY FOUND OUT 1T L.qSTi .
nR. STERRYS HAIR REGENERATION Or.
~ Sierry. afer much attention to the important sub
ject OF preserving the human hair has many exper
menls, chemical and physical, been able discover an
article which offered with the greatest confidence
for the toilet as the best thing discovered from its
sotenng and penetrating quality, produce good head
ofhar-o prevent its falling off when badness is appre-
hended- to restore II when badDcss has taken place
to prevent 1t from turning grey is nourshng than
ponaum, antique oil cologne water 1t is beautif
article for ladies curlsit makes the hair soft and lively
and produces uncommon brliancy. Thousands have
ted its superior tues and excellence, and in ever
stance, it stands unryaed 1t is infallibe OF -.
affections of the skin the head -as dandruF &c. &C.
Every family should be supplied with bottle Of this oil
that by its application TO the head and hair Of their chill
dren, the beautiful and ornamental appendage OF line
head OF hair which nature has supplied may be
ved FROM the numerous certificates and recommended :
ons received of its saIu,ary influence. the doctor feel
firmly persuaded he has succeeded producing article
which will meet the desired wishes and appreciation ofhc
public
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by A. HITCHCOCK
and co. H. tennessee street. Utica. Also by S. BUR-
BANK, Montpelier; G. w. Hutchins Waterbury and
Erastus Hubbard, Chelsea O8
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oines which have ever been introduced into general
u,e.
The AGFNrs ron THE SALE OF MY Pulls, arc
Messrs. +. P. WALTON e SONS, Montpelier
At Burlington, Mr.. S. +. HOWARD.
Only Agents in Washington County, Vermont, are:
AT Barre, Thompson & Dodge; Barre, farmers
and Mechanics Coz Berlin, farmers & Mechanics
Co. Calais, Wabndgo and Pierce Montpelier N.
Sonlhwick, Sbley and Davis Marshfeld, Willard
Russell MiddIesex, Farmers and Mechanics Co.;
Moretown, Winship and Kingsley; Mortified, Day
and Pierce Planied, Bancroft and Rich Roxbu-
ry, ]. NJ. Spauldugi Warren, Cushman, Morgan
and Coz Warren, !. B. Ralphi Waterbury, D. W.
Catpcn'er; Wa;t,Geld, Foster and Morse.
Bay oflhem, only, you would avoI deception.
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH, NJ. D.
Sole proprietor ol BrandrcIh's Vegetable Universal
Pills in The Unitd States OF America and the Cana
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(NHlLDREN TEETHlNG-TO MOTHERS
~ md NURSES-YOU are well aware that
there hundreds OF those little ones that you
deadly love, who are daily hurried into an unlimely
grave from that distressing malady, CosyULsioss,
which almost every infant falls prey TO at the lime
of dentton therefore, you who are .hofherS and
ha We the care of those little ones, should apply DR..
PARISS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
for INFANTILE TEETHlNG. which has pre-
served thousands, when thought past recovery, from
that destructive raVager
For sale only at the Book store Of +. p. WAL
TON SONS Montpelier VI.
BNRUssEsl TRUsSEs! Huips, Handles,
Flecher's and various other kinds of trussss
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ONE WITNESS MORE.
From The Gloucester, | .Mass.l Telegraph.

FROM pt"''s'os l''too'l eteS "f'''
Bishop Sou'e, j. ID. one of the most pure and
distinguished Methodists in the United States, was
asked, in the presence of the Rev.Leonard Btirlf-
6p.(who heretofore has been supporter OF Martin
Van buren,, y" What is the public aud private
character OF VIM Henry Harrison" The Bish-
op repIied,--"i consider Gen HarrIson's character
,oithouf reproach lie has been my ne,ghbor 1
have often been an inmate of his family, and l
consider his house one of the best houses, for
Ministers, in all Ohio"
The Bishop is we'll known for his great pru-
dence, aud in the same conversation, when asked
how he thought Gen. Harrison would administer
our Government, replied -" believe the ailsrs
of this nation would be as ioeI administered by
Gen. Harrison as by President Van Buren, or any
OF his friends"
MIR. Griffin is extensively known in all this rer
gion of country, and no had the magnanimity and
manly independence 10 communicate 10 tie wrltnl
the foregoing facts.
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HAVING TOOLS FOR 1910!

EDAYLlES g. GOSS are now enabled to ofIdr
ED Farmers a good assortment OF HRyns Tools
consisting oil Warner, Rx(ord, Dudley, and Ey's
and Roddinston's SCYTHES; Dewey & Kellogg
and Bakers Patent SNATHS.
Com. and C. S. Pitch Forks; sCYTHE
STONES, &c. &C.
I'm q 4 5S
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We learn from an officer of the army who has
been for some time stationed in the West, shat
several years ago Gen, Harris. lad ou OF his
own private resources all tie Ni 'ses 81 heating
hirlj o,5 .re. he children ui .u.tw7s Nuo hal
sertr, u'U,r IAN. 10 snrnir unco Ct
iH r,,u, Wrh $50 1n ,oel"ndcs We Lit- nlvcr
,t,u, r'ibncL plnL Our iniormanls ss,e-
nenI, now ever, We entirely rely upon, hut tat!eac
at his own request TO puhl'Sh uau' os ho does
not wish To be troubled with u citation before a
Court Martial, rs were MiJor Lendrun and CaaA.
Dusenberry, recently in Baltimore, on suspier
of doubling the immaculate nature of the pr j
\ Ssdayal exe,u,iye.-Phil. Nat Gaz, esel
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Not Bad.-The Mobile Advertiser says -" We
admire the Democracy of Martin Van Buren,
thineen thousand four hundred dollars for looking
giaslies aud chandeliers paid by the people. The
billi table Of Mr. Adams was hea-bite 70 this
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WOOL.

Y ANGDON e. WRIGHT will pay CASH for
y 4 few hundred pounds Of GOOD clean fleece
WOOL, il delivered at their cash store.
Jpue 1910.
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CHEAP SUGAR.

CHEAP SUGAR.
I ANGDON WRIGHT have just received 3
IL Hogsheads more OF cheap Sugar, which they
will sell by Tie Barrel or single sound, al a small
advance IS June ISL 1870
tHEAP PRINTS. & Lanedon, viii
~ open this morning cases Of prints, which will
be offered al very low prices. Pedlars can be sup
piled by the piece June 49, 2m
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WANTED

WANTED.
First Rate journemRn Cloihcr, TO commence by
the middle of August JOHN w. JOHNSON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-10
STILL LATER. JUNE 90.

- lXFORD SCYTHES, by HE dozen al Manu-
"a laclurers prices, al JEWETT, HOWES ( co
June I2 CIV