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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-29

nor saluted our ear; but we have, in one
part of the sacred volume, such descrip-
lions of its glories as are amply sufficient
to assure us, that there is not only an
abundance of all that is admirably adapted
to human nature in its purified state, but
that over this abundance there is also diff
fused charm Of variety, similar, though
infinitely superior, TO that which we be-
hold in the objects by which we are here
surrounded,
Itis probable that in the heavenly world
one prevailing sentiment will perVade our
intellectual being-that Of adoring graft
tude TO the Author of our felicity. But it
is more than probable that this sentiment
will be kept in constant exercise, by va
riety Of expressions of the wise, power
full, and gracious attributes Of Deity.
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Musical Instruments.

GUITARS, in cases, plain apd ornamen
tai, tof different sizes, Guitar Strings
wired and plain, Capod' Astras, Screws
pins, &c. for Guitars, and Books O. In
stFuction, by Klemm, Thorp & Clifton.
VIOLINS and Flageolets, Flutes, patent
4 keys, plain and German, small and
large Octaves. ~
Violin Strings, Bridges, Bows, ebony an
box wood pegs.
instructions for the Violin, Clarionet, Finite
Flute and Flageolet.
Hunters Instructions for Piano Forte,
large and small size.
Carr's e. Challoner's do.
Piano Forte Primer, Music Paper.
Music for the Guitar and Piano.
Just received for sale by
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
July 25.
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.ST'RAYED.

FROM my plantation near Manchesier,
Il sometime in May last, two MULES;
one bay mare, and the other brown, or
rather a;black horse Mule. The black one
had rope around his neck when they went
off. Any person en- taking themup will be
welcome to use them until they give me in.
formation, and unreasonable expenses will
be paid. WILLIS RAMSAY
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NOTICE.

TIE subscriber tenders to his friends and
customers his thanks for thei, patronage,
and at the same time, respectfully calls ON
all indebted to him FOL; immediate payment
or satisfactory arrangements Nothing
but necessity compels him to make this
urgent demand. And he hopes that the
call will not be disregarded, and consttsiu
him to5nFe suaamaFy measures 10 realize,
his Just claims. -. 3 ~
2 49, 1oassss .aaf;;SSs ~ s0SEI - W sx
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ALL persons indebted by note, bond, or
open account, to VIM. Nixon, deceased;
are requested to make immediate payment
and all persons having claims, are reqHes,
ted 10 render them in according. to. law, to
either Of the subscribers. !,
PRISCILLA NIXON, Ex'rx.
VIM. B. PARKER, Ex,,s
J. D. VIM,
Macon, June 2. :
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NEW DRY-GO0DS.

VERY LOW SR1SAS
- AMONG WHICH ARE: -.
Fine Mourning Calicoes, at t25 cts. peryd
do Half mourning do at 25 " =
do mourning e. half mourning Lawns, 30
and Is cents per yard, -
do Light color'd Lawns, at SO cts. per I'D
Linen, for genLlemen's wear, from 25 to
SO 1.2 cents per yard -
UnbIeached Homesauns, at 8 IA cents
per yard, -
Lawn Lawns, at so cents per yard, -,
Furniture Calico, thandsome) at ls 3:4
cents per yard,
With complete assortment ofDry Goods
ALSO
One case Nuns Bonnets, at IS cts. each.
- ALSO
A handsome assortment of Gentlemen's
HATS, suitable for the season, very low,
by II. LEVY.
Mav2. tf22
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{ OFFER NY HOUSES

and Lots on Broad Street, for sale, either
separately or collectively; and am disposed
TO make the terms reasonable and accom-.
modatibg:
July 4.
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FRESH SPRING
And Summer Goods.

THE subscribers have just received a
handsome assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
CONSISTING IN PART, OF
Superfne black Grape Camblet,
blue black crimp'd do.
White, drab and brown French Linens,
Striped and plain Linen Drill,
Cotton Cashmere and Drilling.
Merseilles Vesting,
Very fine white Silk figured Valencia,
A fine assortment Of Cloths and Cassimeres
6" Handsome Printed
Lawns and MnsIins Gust imported)
Fine black and white Jackonet Muslin,
French Cambria Prints,
A very handsome assortment Of
SPRING CAIICoES,
Fancy Gauze, Silk, Satin & Picnic Shawls,
Ladies' summer Gloves, Of every descrip-
ton,
A fresh supply of Zephyr Worsted, and
Canvas, -
English long Cloth, Cambrics and Muslins
Of all kinds.
Linens, Lawns and Linen Cambria Hdk'fs.
Bleached and unbleached Shirtings and
Sheetings,
Ladies' Hoods, new and old shape,
They have, also, good assortment Of
Gentlemen's white and drab HATS, for
summer, (.
Gentlemen and boys Palm Leaf Hats, Of
different qualities.
SHOES, of all kinds, principally from
Whites factory.
Also
A Ageneral assortment Of
Hardware, Groceries, &C.,
which will be sold unusually lo1u for Cash.
. JONES g. HUGHSON.
Camden, March 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
NIITTANCE- {

THIS COLLECTION comprises the largest AMI mos
L general variety perhaps travelling in Amrrlca.-
he splendid preservation Of the Giraffe Camel Leopard
is beautiful beyond description. Short rlicr shipping 4,
died. the proprctors sustaining loss of some $4,000 but
tho animal being extremely inc and full grown, it
thought proper that it should be preserved in the PEI
feet and natural way, which renders This grand display of
natural cWioseS slill more attractive and complete.
The Keeper, Mr.. SuAFFER, will enter hc den OF the
Lions Tigers, and fondic and hand % en- with
ing and the pct cou and collected manner m which
he enters and manaus 6rong hou perhaps quacd n
the known world! uo excepting the celebrated Van Am
burg who has usonshcd all II rope in ths mos, daring a1d
unaCcoun,ablc manner.
needs Ion. spun much abo,el cJtt 20 give Gre
dcnce to exhibition ofhis kind Ifuteresed with aHclcn
modern history which you have read, 1t serves 30 refresh
the memory aud relnstao The mind. II particular
fond in the porusa Of the sacred pages sui and
only shows plainly the supremacy Of that first great
cause and The nOthngness and ncompere1cy If man
The study Of history all age of the world has
si1cred of first importance to finished and useful
and look At part which appears desirable
and IN many particulars, useful than natural history
To the young is Of vial Importance. living specimen
shows for itself where each look upon
his conc uSlons If history defective, this enables
him TO form right impressions which by other POSSIBLE
way could be easily effected; and hardly possible
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
n I-2 GENTS

hat live so long not instruction when
every day presents aud mporan, objects around HIM
is s-bc and highly probable that the interior Of both
ASH. and Ahca 'ccmng with living curiosllies which
have seen had the least account of All it wants
Sufficient cncouraocmt to bring them forth! Yankee
cr7iisc has me more this perhaps than any ma
ol a1rtH iHd sill stands ready the dis
au 3ul u1cN ored rcglcns, proper stimulus is gwen from
on ic '1iyc beads. Aud the popretus o s establish
men would To- the public that in consequence OF heavy
aNannto greater degree than in any other State in the
Union hey have not been enab ed pass through Ibis see
lun of country any possible advantage for number
Of year, But ~ ihr present being rather convenient 10
portion The state, thought proper venture at
the tox of $50 per day. showing entire cxlb-
ton under three pavons covering space Of ground some
% feet way aud $50 the 0hcr lined with different Gu
osilcs from AL paris # the hablahe world, and from TIE
largest 10 he Smallest f ac brute creation AMI requiring
80 horses and 40 men parm is operations, at the
daily pcn>e o SlUO IL urSt readily To perceived lhat
fhe ac import possibly pass through any
par Of tins Stale less expense Of the lax han
$50 per day; add this occasionally rainy days which
The ptnprcturs must consequently suffer, and almost a
nouns direct prohibition, which TO any liberal or
reecng person. considering the of The case, per
fecy uncongena and ncompa be with the spirit of ouf
great consti onal pocyuner these circumstances we
anticipate unparalleled support. u DIV ,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
IL CIIANCERT.

JACKSON A. VAIL Of Morrocrin the conn
eD ~ Of Washington and slate 81 Vernon, having
dlsd his bill OF complaint aganst john Gale oi Pats
nmeh in ihoclIny o. Clinton and state Of y rw OK,
elurnabe To- lhe court OF chaucery next 10 be hpdon
It Monip,j,r, within and Tor the county of " nslnnS
ton un ihc tlurd Tuesday Of November, ~ ID. az,
chargi Ia substance that the said John Cfai', haH,
% The Sh doy oi February, 1910, exec, tea prom
sauly note yabe said Jackson y. NaIl IN lhree
nnuIi, uin l!ie sand Sh day cf February, loiU, inT
| me sum oi one hundred five dollars and eight
! cents aud ntcrcsi-aud thai Tor The rnrrose OF en-
| surug the prymcn OF SAID uolci on ii" 9Th cay OF
February 1870 morlgascd 10 SAID Jackson =. van,
I Ihc following described ores, minerals ard metals,
~ Troy ia the county o OiGan- "nd state al YER
nun-ono sixteenth Of all The ores min rails and me.
| ials discovered by said john Gdc on lot number
ninety containing one hundred and ten acrc', m SAID
Troy, il tcng he sixteenth decided 10 SAID john
Gale by Fletcher Puinam--aso one sixteenth OF all
he ORES, minerals and metals on lot number eighty
1inq that part Of said Troy formerly granted to
John Kelly containing oec hundred acres be iht
same more or lass, II being qualier OF The same
ores and minerals decided 10 SAID John Ga!cbv Jamc-
Graz lcand also one bali OF ali tho ores, mineral
md metals on 10 runJar rshy I'M Ia s''h roy
Ill being the same ores minerals and metals decided
70 Thom,s StOug hio1 and J In Gale bJ tay DAVIS
and James Crngue viih the privilege ct enterlne
upon SAID lands and milking ads thereon Tor III
DIG gln9 aud transportation OF all 81 h Gre, mineral
and metals from of of said prcmi- cs.-Ard that NJ
part o. the said proUIi.snry note las hrcn faid ans
praying foreclosure Of The oqnily Of rcd mp'ion.
VAIL. Solicitor ;or Complainant
State oil Ve,uoat, IT Is ordered that Johr
| Washington County, -. Gale, Hc'nd"n' 10 lh'
tnr going bll, no sides thuut ihls state, be 40
fled uf thc ptndcncy OF the same by publication q
The uh,'un thereof, togeih nh lh's order. n th
| Vermont Wllchmai ana S;uIe Journal, printed q
Nnntpecr IN said county, thr,c weeks sucrasslvcl'
he last oi VIII ch publications 10 be no less tina
twenty DAYS beufn the session of tle Court to Inc
said bill IS Preferred, which shall be sufficient motto
10 sand JOHN Gale 20 appear On the first day at III
next stated erin ot said Court OF Chanccry 10 WIG
said bill is r.lurnabc, uad answer 10 said hlI!.
Given under my hand al Mnupcli r, This iwcn';
hird day OF September, A. D. one Thousand 'i=t
hundred and fry.
STlLLIIAN CHURCHILL, Cicik.
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REBUTTER.

I N the present age Of inventions it is important thai
J. the inventor should not be deprived of the benefits of
their inventions, nor deauded of those benefits arr
sing from inventions.
The subscribers having noticed last week an advertise
ment in the newspapers published at Montpelier signed
by E. A. Webb and CO. stating in substance that they
determined to make and sell the public Lester Tdens
improved patent Stoves and erng 10 indemnify all those
who purchased Of said Webb and Co. or their
gents =
Now this IS to notify all persons that the in ques.
ton invention and the greatest Improvement,
knowedgcd by all who have used and them thai there
ever ha1 been in the United States that the Rowo
stove and the Town stove mentioned in said Wetb and
Cos advertisement, have analogy in principle nven-
the said Tlden sloye and has been decided by
Judge. The pate referred to in SAID Webb and
Cos advertisement, the Town stove is nothing
nor less than plate running through the centre of
the stove, and under which the fire passes the ue
and has to do with said Tildcn's than il
would 10 put n similar plate in The Of Co
nants any other stoyc that the said Tden
tirely invention The subscribers therefore caution
The pubic against purchasing any which the said
Webb and Co. have denominated the Farmers Cooking
Stove every person Who purchases Of Webb and Co
their agent is liable to be sued and will be by us
said Webb and Co shall cheat Of
invention. We making preparation to prosecute
said Webb and Co for infringing patent, and all
those who purchase of them.
l.. AND W. TILDEN AND co.
South Barre, Sept, Z, 1870 GO.
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''I Lew Dl 5. F..o, and ND Is cHANcEnY.


VARED BECKWllH of A.sread in the county
% If On, sh,r. ard Stale o. NeN Haml shire, hav-
ING flied IN. bip Of conirlaiqt nsanst Lew t. FAR o
Nashua in ,h. county al Elshoto and STATE Of New
HAMPSHIRE and IonnIban Brown of Worcester ia the
county of Washing ON and suite OF Vermont, return
able 10 the Court Of Chaucery next 10 be holden al
Montpelier within and for the county Of Washing
ington 90 the 81 Tuesday OF November 1870,
charging in substance hat the SAID Levi b. FAIR had
on the ninth day OF November, 1888, executed two
promis.oly notes payable to said jared ok-
with, each for stvcnty fvo dollars. one payable
in seven yeer, and the other in eisht years from The
first day of May neat after the date of said notes, and
both OF snd notes on interest from end alter The Grsl
day of April rext after the date If suid uolcs-aGd
on The slh dhy OF Scp'emb,r A d 1898, executed
two puonissofy notes to said Jutd Bu,kwuh, one
Of slid note for ore hundred dollars payable on the
fr.r day Of Nav A d ls4n. The other Tor sixty two
dollars raw ab'e on the fri day of May 4 ID 1871,
and boih with interest anrually-,n that Cor the
purpose of cnsurinn the payment OF said four notes
on The ishlh day Of September A. D. 1888 mott ga
gcd In s,id Jarcd Bcckwh III, following described
land il Worcester Aforesaid: BEGINNING al the south
west cor,,r or the farm on which Horace Hoyey
thea l,cd in said Worcester, hcrce running nor n
SO degrees, eal 70 , rods 10 ii stake ard slo"c.'
hence north 80 degrees 'hrI mnulrs wesl AZ zoos
20 STAKE and sloHo', thcuto north - degrees oUn
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w TO THE PUBLIC.
w T. the citizens of Oseph county New York do state


w the citizens of osegh county, New York, do
that when CHEEsMANs ARABIAN BALsAM was frs MIRO
duced among us, I'D not believe his advertisements nor
could we then believe that any medicine could be made
sufficiently powerful 10 restore torpid aud persisted limbs
cure rheumatism, prevent eehache, and quinsy and
Group, raties, with ceHainyand the time be
exceedingly mid us TO and wounds the
desperate p,cs; cure burns ami scads and and
tore frozen limbs quicker and better Than any medicine
before invented and could be depended upon to quiet pain
and relieve soreness, in all cases. etc. And although
continued from lime IN time to hear that had been used
with great success, still the Of inhabitants slow
to be convinced that all these statements could be
But after six years of observation and after having
fully tested the Basam for ouf satisfaction free
say that we have found fully equal his recommends
tons has become generally priced among ana is
kept in every house, and used by every family throughout
the region. 1t relieve pain almost Instantly and
IT is considered the most valuable Family Medicine ever
known.
JoHN H. PRENrIss, Member Of tho House of Represen
natives in Congress-
IvoRv HOLLAND Member of Assembly in tho Legisla
tnIe OF the state of New York.
henl, Allen, jon Peitis, g. Delopg, c. Rockwell oop
Merchants. Andbthers. 'f Otsego Jan. 1887.
rlss, Montpelier, VI ~ GIN
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REMOVAL.

Has removed his Shop East of the b anch Bridge
where he will attend to all kinds olbusness his line with
promptness and despatch He halters himself that his
work will be done well be done tins side Of the city
N. b The Watchwork is done principally by Mr.. SAM
UEL ABBOTT. Montpelier Oct 2, 1870. 70 CIV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
CAUTION ~


M THE FARMERS COOKING STOVE.
THE public Hereby cautioned against buying said
stove, the right Of ma ing said stoyo Of Lester TGen
or any claiming under his patent am the true in
yentor Of said stove, and about taking out patent
therefor and said Tdon will be called upon TO surrender
his patent on my invention. T.. A. Webb & Co. nd j. l..
q. @. Robinson have the right Of making said stove
nd no other person orpersons whatever.
Bnrre, Sent. l6 1910. Darius S. ROWEII.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05

BROAD CLOTHS, CASSlM tRES, Il 10.
j UST received by JewC Howcs and Co supetine end
medium Eng. Ger and American Broad Cloths ofa colors
and prices Pilot and Beaver Cloths, Of every variety from
81 SO to So per yard Cassimcres, new s,yles-London
Doe Skins Black, blue and fancy colored Cassmeres
Vesngs stylcs-Winter Vestings, figured aud plain,
satin do together with large assortment Of Veves Ser
ges Siecas Bro. Linens, Canvass, Padding, Binding etc.
Any gentleman, in want ofgarmonts ofany kind will do well
10 give US call. Oct. 3, 1910.
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1 M IL X n - ).
j EWETT HOWES AND CO.. have received by late
arrivals from Boston every variety of stu for cloaks and
dresses, consisting Of Ga and 81 plain and fgd Eng Me
rno French d, d., Ga printed Saxonies, Ga aud A
silk AM wool Clmb eeen, Victoria and Rosseiine Piaids
plain aud fed Alpnes; Alpaca Lustres; Orleans Cloth
Also 300 pieces French, Eng. and American Prints all Of
which will he sold at great bargains for cash baror. DC,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
TYsON FURNACE. PLYMOUTH. vi.

TENHE subscriber would respectfully call the aten,
Il ton of The public, dealers in Stoves, Iron ware,
&c 10 the manu- aeiuros of this establishment With.
IA lhrcc years a blast furnace. and all the buildings
and machinery has been built and put in operation,
necessary to manufacture iron, and put it into the
a,ious forms Of castings required for the market.
In Ibis time more Than Two thousand tons OF eood
Fou,dry metal ha been mad at these works. The
facilities n, this place Tor making Iron Ware arc
such as 10 enable the proprietor 10 compete success
fully with other manufacturers IN the country, and
the blast furnace hayusbcen in operation for several
months and now making more than thirty tons Of cx-
celent SOFT Metal per week, furnishes a supply of
Stoves, Stove Plate Hollow Ware, Caldrons and
every variety of CASTINGS and Pig Iron OF Superior
quality on the most favourable terms TO dealers
supply of the much approved Woolson's Ine
proved Cook Stove, with nm air leht furnace, Badg-
er, Hdyward's Reversible fac premium, several pat
terms elevated oven Cook Stoves and other patterns.
adapted TO the different markets, all Sizes, six plate
Box Stoves, Vermont Parors, improved and cmbel-
lished, Harp Patlors new aud beautiful pattern,
which Tor symmetry and tOs;e is pronounced superior
10 any thing OF tho kind m market, Hollow ware,
Fire Frames, sc. now on hand, and will be sold on
favorable terms at very oduced prices 10 dealers.
Also for solo 200 IONS pig non, equal TO Scotch
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that CT
dcrs for tho manufactures of this establishment will,
for quality of meal and style OF workmanship, be
executed TO the entire satisfaction of purchasers.
Orders for Stoves Plate should be forwarded
early in the season.
All communications addressed 10 he subscribers at
Tyson Furnace p O. Windsor Co VL"wl receive
prompt attention. AUGUSTUS HAVEN. AGENT.
TYSON Furnace, Aug Slh, 1910 SO
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NEW GOODS.


OEO. b. PIERCE, la just received and now open
ing large stock of FALL & WINTER GOODS,
comptisins ali the fashionable STYLES for Gentlemen
aud Ladie'' wearing apparel among hem may be
found French, German. English and American WOOL
dyed Broad Clothes, Doeskincs, Cas.hnercs and sat.
taetls Of every shade and qnany; plain mcrenocs
and crcassnns, great variety Of colurs black blue,
brown and dark green Victoria cloths; al wool and
silk and wool muslin lie lanes and chaleys; printed
Sxony clothes black, blue bnck, f,wn E. sea green
Eoicom S; black, blue black purple aud wine color
I'd Apacha cloths; alpines, bombaznrs, &c. &c;
black, co'orrd, cured and plain silks; e. ch Eng
hsh, Scotch aud American Prints mernp, Thbct
Edlnhoro, damask, wool, w0rsled highland, ca hmcre
and raw -ilk shaws, from ODD; gent, and ladies
cravds, fancy SIX linen, cambc lace wro't bordered
cotton aud silk packet hdkls.; fac assorlmet at
white goods, llnen lacc-, sc French kid slippers
gloves and hosiery French hats, satin and real hel-
yer napt lur capt liars, capcs, bols and nr trim.
ming; together with good assortment Of bro, do
nestle gntds, china, carthern, glass aud stone war;,
hardware aod cutlery; drugs and medicines; w. |.
Goods and Groceries; poluls, oils and dye.sluf,;
cookns, parlor ord box STOVES, stove pipes, IRON
and haluw ware, Sc. &c., comprising a greater
umeralion Of articles than can be found al any other
in III comfy, all OF which will be sold al prices
HAT cannot fail 10 please the purchases.
Mortified. Sept %, $40. II CIV
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DOCKS BOOK 1.-THE subscribers have just rccew-
i from New York and Boston II large addition to their
stock Of Miscellaneous aud School Books, which will be
sold for cash cheaper than sold at Monpclt and
as cheap can be bought in the state Of Vermont
Oct |. Il L WALTON AND SUNS.
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CtASH STORE Charles Lyman has this day recciv'
" cd the largest lot of Fall and Winter Goods he has ey
er offered to the public, and at lower prces-nC al
lowed 60 awa who has the cash pay, on account Of
goods NOT bong CHEAP enough Oct 8, 1910 II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
FARM FOR SALE.

IT
WISH TO dispose of my Farm in Berlin, of 40 acres
IN high state Of cultivation, well fenced wooded and
watered with good and convenient buildings 2 miles
from the State House Said Farm good both for grain
grass and win be sold cheap ana the purchaser huye
his own terms Of payment.
EDMUND LANGDON.
October Sd, 1910 #72 3w
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TYNE subscribers, having formed a Coparlnership
L under the firm OF Harlan & DODGE, will
carry the Boot and Shoe business in MI its bran
ches, al the shop lately occupied BY Town q Dodge,
where = old cuslnmc = ol r. {. D. aud the public
generally arc respectfully invilcd call.
GEO. w. Harlan,
!. +. DODGE.
Montre'icr Sept 0, 1910 7I:Sw
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DISSOLUTION WORCESTERSHIRE

TIVE CoparInership hcrc oorc existing under the
l. firm OF Town s; Dodge, is, by mutual consent,
this day dissolved
All persons having unsettled accounts with said
fra, will see The necessity Of calling and adjusting
the same immediately.
JAMES TOWN,
J. f. DODGE.
ATonlpelicr Sent, 0 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05

1tTOVES CHEAP.-One SECOND hand cooking stove and
- furniture one paour do and pipe for sale cheap by
IANGDON AND WRIGHT. Oct. LIST.
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CUGAR! SUGAR -Langdon aud Wright viii recc We
- this week several hogs cads prime brown sgor which
they will sell by the bb single b. Mt small Vince from
cost Also loaf lump and crushd do coffee, tea and other
Trocer "a low Oct, lat 1910,