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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-06
WALTONs, DAILY IOuRNAL-

The subscribers propose to publish a Daily Jour
nal, of tho usual size suitable for binding TO con
tain the proceedings of tho Legislature for the ap
proacbng session, together with the latest current
news OF the day. The Journal will also advocate
the election ofWlLLIAM FL. HARRISON TO tho
Presidency.
TERMS. Single subscribers, ONE DOLLAR;
punies Of 90 or FIFTY CENTS. Pay
ments in all cases in advance.
Names aud payments be forwarded by mem
bers of the Legislature, who respectfully re
quested TO crcula these proposals.
E. u. WALTON 81 SONS
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ElOUglaImg. Watch.

IFHNilE public are respectfully informed that a
4 meeting OF the Farmers Society will be hold
en- at Wilcox Tavern, Stevens Village, Barnet,
on Thursday the 18th of October. PloUghing will
commence at ten O'clock, A. NJ. The object being
to test the merits OF p!oughs BY experiment, moi
less than l-4th of an will be allotted TO each
plough in operation.
We respectfully invite gentlemen from other
towns to take part in The perfo, mances with their
teams and ploughs. a premium of
$500 is offered for the best ploughing.
200 g % GO I'd best.
100 F" " Sd best.
No one need apply for premium unless the
work be dore with speed equal To about
in ten hours Only one plough of any particular
model or number will be entitled prize. All
the foreign Scotch hon plough will he considered
of The same model. Ploughmen ard teams TO have
dinner free. - -
Barnet, Oct. Sd, 1910. l66w2
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Another of the Lexington Sufferers Found. -
The body of Il female was found on the shore at
Smith Town, l.. |. on the 18th inst. The dress
was Of black silk, merino cape, pink gauze neck
handkerchief, black figured belt, and the ind.
vidual has been recognized ms the body of the
wife of James Bates I'd. of Arlington, Plymouth
county, Mass. formerly OF New Jersey
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4 OF THE SLAVE TRApE.-Below is an
" .iv;o. letter published in late English pa
A bnm" s lght but dreadful picture of the tafic
4 1" hesh, which isnow carried on upon tn q
Bbm.n;,, 4A'ica' Notwithstanding the shoD OF
~ no. ." '"e British parliament in reference to
Il $50 ~ their West-Indian plantations, the
les ~ ar It's unmltigated caiam'
! by no m a" ooHe, June lS, lS4o The slave. trade
1ewever cans extingushed upon this coast; il is.
ybst aco , more covertly conducted. From the
ale tb. rate sources of information, can fairly
abgb, a. not one out of the seven slave ships ;s
nav ny the British cruisers. There is more Sc.
n mo ra' me trade is nearly frequent as before,
n Proh'abls, and for that reason more allur.
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N o II &c K

Is hereby given that the first meeting ofthe Yer
mont Historical and Antiquarian Society will be
holden at Montpelier, on Wednesday the II day
of October next at one O'Clock, p. NJ. for the or
ganlzaton Of The said society.
HENRY STEVENS.
Barnet, Odd Sept, A. y. 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-06

o, The election for Governor, Legs'a-
uhO', ,ombers Of Congress took place in Geor-
tur' a"n orday Last year the V. B. party triumph
ga .hort 100 majority Three weeks VIII
ed ny 80 before the full returns will be known
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Among the toasts given at a pull

C,n,rAL. Among TIC toasts q '0'1 UT "
.",ioa at the South we find the following
"' re-" Sub TreasyPraclieaIy in operation i, for
the last Two 1,rosnerity and abundance of money
r rem, now overspread tho land
that Nv" ca,o,;nc" Calhoun--'!I am where always
John "I ,hs fish said when he found himself in
wo' isr Is or 'Fs ire" tree after the last f'osho'
the ,O'S S,,n T,easury-A sort of grinding machine,
The o 81. odanted to fattening Uncle Sans hogs
peculiarly eners. not content with common toll steal
,Ts whole grist'
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LEONARD WATsON'S ESTATE.

LEONARD WATSON'S ESTATE.
AT a Probate Court holden at the Probate Office
in Danville, in and for the District OF Caledonia,
on the 10th day of September A. ID. $780, by
Samuel B. Mauocks Judge of said Court:
Z EONARD WATSON Executor of The last
-HAwll and testamen of Leonard Watson late Of
Lyndon deceased, presents his account of admins
tratlon against said Estate for allowance Where.
upon it is ordered by said Court that said Executor
notify all persons concerned to appear at the Pro-
bate Office in Danville aforesaid the 9Th day OF
November A. ID. 1910, and object to the allowance
of said account, if they eanse, by publishing a
copyof the record of this orders weeks successfully
in the Caledonan, a newspaper printed at ST.
Johnsbury in said district. s ..L...-
Attest, SAMUEL d. MATTOCKS, Judge,
true copy Of Record, lows.
Attest SAMUEL B. MATTOCKS, Judge.
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Tipnccamoe RHeeting !.

y Tippecnnoe Messing will 10 holden at the
School House on ST. Johnsbnry Plain, at z o'clock
on Tuesday Uhls) evening. The friends Of Har-
rison and Renrn, AMI Others, nre invited 10 attend.
Oct 5, 1870,
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-,o,he time has arrived when it behooves every
" ..Lo care of himself-for Van Buren, has
Ha ur",v announced that the Government will only
PuO"'' or;,self The deep distress which per-
overv part of our extensive country in all of
'DO' ;o,. branches of industry, is evidence strong
''s Wv Van Buren has added the deed to the
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word.

c.ov,cK:-Your will serve the Temper
anna cause and the travelling public generally by
",;oo Of the Orleans Temperance House, al Crafts
'nrr vent by Mr. PIERCE, which is, perceive
sn,i,,sJ in the list OF Temperance Houses, in the
Sn,o Those preferring we'll regulated house,
i fable not excelIod, if equaled by any in the vcn
;,r-ond host ready to anticipate their slightest
usbes. will find this House nc ptaS ultra, aud a
,n roon Mr. Pierce will convince them that his
qualifications as host are not oVerfa'ed by
ONE WHO HAS BEEN THERE.
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.-The house of
Mr.. Dyer Rabbit Ct Castleton, was burnt OH the
night of the 9Th inst. The wi fe Of Mr. Babbitt
and children were in the house at the time,
but the fire had made such progress before they
were awaked, that only Mrs. Babbt and chill
dren were able TO make their escape from the
house, aud the remaining four children persisted
in the Aames-two girls 6 and 10 years OF age,
and two boys and IA years OF age. How the
fire originated we are not informed. Mr.. Bah.
bit had left home the day before the accident
for linois.-RuiLa,,d Herald
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ES0Esn. WI I'LL.

NUSTIN GROW would inform his CUSTOMERS
~ and the public that his Nj i'll is in perfect or
der and that he is ai,oays on hand prepared TO do
grinding to their entire satisfaction. lie rs also
pre- pared at all times 10 grind SALT for dairys or
the table. .... Oh. .... '...
ST Johnsbury, Sept. |, 1910. 1852
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TuE PRESIDENTS -Withou,

The PREsIDENT,s ExTRAvAGANcE.-Wi Without
discussing the taste of Mr.. Ogle's disclosures
concerning the Presidents mansion, it may and
must he conceded that there has been frequent
cases where be has persisted in expenditures a
side from those noticed by the scrtitinzing reun
sylvania member. We forget whether the fol.
lowing is one or not hut it comes from good au-
thsrity, and deserves TO he mentioned. In 1917
dealer of this city furnished the floor cloth for
the Grea; Hall IN the White House, mt the cost
and much admired ami wore remarkably well.
When General Jackson was asked, toward the
close of his term, whether he would have it re.
moved for new, he sail no; it good and ell
egant enough for him, and would last good
while yet, and look well besde.--Mr.Van Buren,
dd't think so. 1t WINS removed on his accession
and English floor cloth, costing the difference
of prices in the years considered) nearly fifty
per cent more, substituted i'm its stead !
Such facts need no commeut-Phal. Gazette.
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IN, NV southern mail was received here last
j '' ana we have no report of Brighton mark
III 'ume tPeoP7e would like to know WHY the
w did not arrive.
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CASH Wanted and Va Wsa be Mad.
TIME subscribers under the necessity of say
n log to those indebted to them (whose demands
have become due) that they have their pay
in the month of October next. We hope this in
vi,a,ion i'll be sufficient.
PADDOCK q. HOUGHTON.
Lyndon Sept 80, 1910. 166w4
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MgA@s&RA&B@a

In this town, Sept 90, by Rev. j. Morse, MIR
Erwin GoRHAM, to Miss CATHAhINE CAswELL.
Ia Durham, l. G. Sept. %, Mr. james Smith, of
of Shipton, to Miss Anderson, of the same place.
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Coop. A Buffalo puper IN noticing the Great
Whg Gathering at Ere, Penn, on the 9th records
Pho following amusing incidents elbow long is
Pie procession inquired long visaged Loco Of
pne OF tho marshas Of the the cavacade-sIndeed
Pr, cannot tell, was the reply, the other end /.
sm( forming somephere in the state Of Neao York;
n who is Mr. Van Buren,. Tntelligoncer.
Ask the widow of De Writ CLINTON, and she
Fill tell you that that great and good man on hi.
dcaM bed warned his friends to beware ofNiartir
Yam Buren, 'bad cold and selfish man. tina
would dig up the bones of his mother and sell them
q secure his ends
The editor of paper in Tennessee announces
nnder an imposing caption, that he found five
opiar bill in his office. He certainly ough. to
cspw or get Chapman to do it for him.
The d!ferenrc.-ln 1886 Van Buren's majority
North Carolina was 1884. The election of
p4o shows Wing majority of ll,71. A few
such items will rum Matty.
Good spunh The locofocos in Boston lately
passed the following tremendous resolution.
Resolved, That five have lost Maine. WE
WILL GAIN MASSACHUSETTS,.
hetort Courteous. The Louisville journal says :
~ duncan, in late speech at Cleves, shook his
s0w.e,knfe at certain Wings who were present.
"hlg' by way of retort, shook whiskey bottle
hw" ''
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and Ebress Making.

MISS ABIGA1 L III A r RI S
KETOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of
w Lyndon and vicinity, that she has taken
the shop ut Lyndon Corner, recently occupied by
Miss Henrietta PEck,
where she intends to pursue the Millinery and
Dress Making business, and hopes to merit a por-
ton Of public patronage. l66-tf
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Lime! Fresh Lime a.!

EVfiE subscribers have on hand for sale, a supply
a of Fresh LIME, aud will be ready to answer
all calls for The article through the season.
. Co.. 5. " l.. THAYER.
ST. Johnsbury, Sept. %, 1870. l43tf
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AH "A he D-SV a n H. .

NOTICE.
A LII persons are forbid harboring trusting my
N wife Jmlla WheeIock on my account, as
shall pay no debts of her contracting after this date
she refusing to bed and board with without an J
just cause.
A. WHEELOCK.
Newport, Sept. "a, IS4O. I66
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From Buffalo Journal.
ACTUAL DAILY EXPENSES OF PRESIDENT
VAN BUREN's GOVERNMENT.


GENTLEMEN. The following table, carefully
formed from the Government books in Washing.
Inn shows the amount of expenses of the admins
aton Of John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson
and Martin Van Buren,; by which person can see
and know the increased and extravagant expendi.
lures of President jackson and Van Buren's gov
emmcn,s over and above that Of J. @. Adams.
n oBy their deeds ye shall know them, and by their
n promises ye must Judge them, in regard to Rerench
ameut, Reform, and Economy.
ssEXpENSEs OF THE U. s. GOVT UNDER
AZ. O. ADAMS. ANDREW Jackson. n. VAN buren,.
years s gears. 3 yearS.
ron, 5o5ol 1862 90 las, 792 735 90 III ,4O6, 96s 90
Year, 1862 ,3l5 50 l5,224,O9 SO 81, 1876 ,654 33
Month, ,052,Il2I2 1,5lS,674 30 1904 ,637 SO
lIour, ,44l2G 2,O8o23 4,239 %
Minute, 2402 $40 20 G5
Second, 40 So l II
BY the above schedule it will be perceived, that
ahe DAILY expenses of Martin Van Buren's govern
$nent exceed those of John @. Adams the enor.
Mnous amount Of $50, ISL 81; and the present Ad
mnisrations expenses per year 1924 sos, 2O9 o3
blore than those Of John Quincy Adams per year.
Furthermore every minute that takes its flight adds
SAC 63 more to expenses than it did under Mr.
Adams; and every second of tine, II 1-2 cents
more. About all The minis in the world will soon
p required TO coin specie cure ncy sufficient to
grease the wheels of our Loco Foco Government;
wand where IN the name Of common sense, will be
found gold and silver bullion for the purpose? I'm
less new mines discovered, it cannot he done
Think of This, ye advocates for entire metallic
currency. Ponder, pause, and reflect.
WING OF THE OLD SCHOOL.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN

EIGHT DAYS LATER.
The Great Western arrived ut New York on
the 9th ult. bringing news from England to
the 10Th uL
Correspondence of the Journal Of Commerce.
THE WAR WITH CHINA AND MEHEM-
EV All
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-07
The World Redeemed.
Resuyrectioa or Persian Pills.

xGGSNTTGCCtOB W Il GyStUB GkGSs .
r. EFT the inhabitants rejoice and be grateful The
IL day has come when they can arm themselves
with the precious rec which almost defes disease,in
all its various notifications and gaddens the heart
sinking under the grieyous burhen of weakness and
disease Doctors with alltheir boosted science step
aside, and contemplate the ushering in OF new and
eventful era, in which the inhabitants are their own
physicians
The seals are broken, the mystery is revealed, thu
remedy is in their own hands, the East the fountain
of all light, has opened her vast storehouse, and is
pouring forth to mortals the precious sap of life and
health. -
Persia and India, the adored of the present, and the
worshpped of future ages are avishing upon their
richest boons causing the heart leap for JOY at see
ing the sick healed, the lame walk, and presenting 10
those that whole, guarantee for 81 cents, for
preserving the shield of health and enjoyment
The Persian and India extracts the wonder of the
age, have beensso thoroughly tested, proved, and
unanimously patronized, and conceded to by all pre-
LESSONS and classes physicians not excepted, who
have become acquainted with their unparalleled vir-
tues the universal and unbounded confidence they
INSURE added to the grateful anduncaed for testino
malls in their favor, is sufficient to warrant every in
dividual with confidence to make trial of them.
A treatise on most diseases, their symptoms and
cure, with certificates from many influential persons
who have been raised where the skill Of the best ply
sicians had failed and the various medicines of the
day had been tried in vain, accompany each box.
For convenience, these extracts are made into Pills,
and are called RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN
PILLS. Try one box, and your money will be re-.
funded if they are not what they are recommended
the Ne Plus Ultra of the age.
Soldby the Agents-At the Post Office, -Litchfied;
Lake & Hayse, Bethlem; Messrs. Belts, w oodbury.
]. M. CLARK, general agentfor the states OF New
York and Connecticut Office, Arcade Hall, Koch.
ester, N. Y. ly23
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-07
New-ELaven and NeW-X Orb
Steam Boat Line.
rE - n ssssta

TT0HE Boats of "the successors Of the New
d Haven Steamboat Company will con-
tinue to run as heretofore, leaving New Ha-
ven daily, Sundays excepted) at s o'clock
A. NJ. Returning, leave New-York daily,
Sundays excepted0 at 7 o'clock A. M
Freight taken as usual.
The above mentioned successors ofthe N.
Haven Steamboat Company will not be liable
for any loss or damage to goods agreed to be
transported by them, occasioned by storms
fire, perils of the sea, or by any other act ex-
cept gross negligence proved on the part OF
said company, to greater amount than t'oen-
ty dollars, unless a special agreement, cover.
ing such risks, is made in writing and will
not in any case be liable for any loss occa-
stoned by any such risks, unless the contents
ofthe packages shipped shall be made known
to the said Company at the time of shipment,
and the same are specially specified and set
down in the receipt given by the Company
for the same. G. w. lINHAN, Agent
for "the successors Of the N. Haven S. B. Co. +"
New. Haven, Dec. Z, 1899. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-07

ii wiz positively prevent any disease. having ten
dency to keep the animal system in perfect health by
correcting the ejaculation andfimpuFy OF the blood,
and dsspating the heterogeneous huors OF the stom-
ach This article is considered by oil who constantly
use it, real comfort-reviver Of nature, and the real
,EIirir of Life.
18th. DR.. F's Teething Syrup.-This is one of the
most highly priced articles with mothers, nurses, and
the public in general. A child could have no more
efectua remedy. 1t affords the little sufferer instant
relief. How many children might have been saved,
by the timely application ofthis invaluable syrup! 1t
soothes the pain at the first application and if used
according to the directions, win prevent series of
diseases such as feyers bowel complaints droPsy, fits,
fort and life of children: Try it, no disappointment
will be met with and if it deserves patronage recon-
mend it for their sake
10th Dr.. F's Healing SalUe, for bruises, scarifsa.
ton of the skin, soreness ulcers and the piles This
is one Of the most scientific compounds for the above
complaints. 1t will very soon heal up the most obst-
nate chronic, and Oldest soreness-abate all infam-
mation-and gives almost ipsantaneous relief to the
internal or external Piles, 90 calledJ either blind or
bloody.
lem S. l. Looms; Plymouth, Dawson & Bancroft;
Woodbury., Merriman & Douglass; Bristol, George
Mitchell; Brookfield, H. l.. Peck & Co.
New York, Oct "a, 1889. 1y21
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-07
JEW DAVED'S
OR HEBREW PLASTER !!

VNNHE peculiarities of this Chemical Compound, are
Il owing to its extraordinary effects upon the ami
NAL fibre or nerves, Hgaments and muscles its virtues
being carried by them to the immediate seat of dis
ease, or of pain and weakness. However good any
internal remedy may be, this as external applica
ton, will prove powerful auxiliary in removing the
disease and facilitating the cure, in OF Local In
Examination, Scrofulous Affections, Kings Evil, Gout,
Infammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, and in. all
cases where seated pain or weakness exist.
A gentleman travelling in the south Of Europe and
paes n praise n Of JEW DAVfB OR HE s
PLASTER, and of the (as he considered miraculous
cures it had performed, that he was induced to try it
on his own person, tor Lung and Liver affection,
the removal of which had been the chief object OF his
journey but which had resisted the genial influence
of that bamy and delicious climate. He soon found
his health improving; and ina few weeks his cough
left him, the saowness of his skin disappeared, his
pain was removed, and his health became perma-
nently reinstated Since that time he has been re-
commencing it to his friends and acquantances, tor
all fixed pains whatever such as rheumatism, govt,
headache, nervous teethache, pain in the side hip,
back and limbs, scrofuloas hnnors, Knots, wens,
white swelling hard tumors, stiff joints, ague cakes,
ague in the breast weakness and pain in the stomach,
weak limbs, lameness, affections ofthe spine, female
weaknesses, &C. No female subject to pain or
weakness in the back or side should be without il.
Married LADIES' in delicate situations, find great re-
lief from constantly wearing this plaster. The appli-
cation of this plaster between the shoulders has been
found certain remedy for colds, coughs, phthisie
stroys inflammation by producing copious perspira-
ton. No physician should be without it. For par
tculars, see bill that accompanies each box and di.
rections. Each box contains suficlentto spread OF
8 pasters. Price so cents per box.
Sold BY the Agents--At the Post Office, Ltchheld;
Lake & Hayse, Bethlem; Mcssrs. Belts, Woodbury..
JOHN M. CLARK, general agent for the states Of
New-York and Connecticut. Office, Arcade Hall,
n. B.. The above medicines are for sale in all the
principal places in the U. States. Nov ly23-
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-07
RARE CHAM E.
RODGERS & PETERS

NFFER for sale from 2 to 3 doz. SLEIGHs
~ and CUTTERS, consisting of a variety of
plain ones from $25 to 1886 each. Also, a
lot of North River ribbed and swan-necks,
from 1886 to 1915. They have on hand, and
are constantly manufacturing. Carriages and
Wagons, consisting of Chariots, single Car
riages, with or withort leather tops-also bu-
siness and buggy Waggons,all of which they
will be happy to sell at reasonable discount
cash Tbsy s bate ee n Psesfnt rp Pns
their employ, and will will execute sc i Painting and
Repairing with neatness and despatch.
L,itchfeld, Dec. 10, %
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-07

VOUNG Hyson and Hyson Skin TEAS;
a p. K. and o. NJ. Coffee-Burnt Coffee
Brown, Lump, and Loaf Sugars;
Just received by
February 49,. MORSE & CAMP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-07
NOTICE.

WUI7CE.
YNHE undersigned, Commissioners on the
IL Litchfeld & Harwinton Turnpike Com
pany, having been applied to by said Com
pany to remove the toll gate, now located at
the house of Norman Buel, to the house OF
Abial Barber, in Litchfield, hereby give no.
tice to all persons interested, that they will
Harwinton, on Friday the 10th day of May
next, at o'clock p. NJ. to take into conside.
ration the expediency of said removal.
JONATHAN Ross1rER, Commits
GEORGE BoLLEs, { sioners.
Harsointon, April ii, 1910. A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-07
At1aanOr Cooking Stoves,

both of the old pattern, and likewise of the
new and latest Improvement, which by hav-
ing more spacious oven and moro coplous
draft around it, (well calculated for roasting
turkeys and pigs for thanksgiVing) IS war
ranted to do the work in manner whlch
can't be beUt-and has an external nm
ish that laughs at comparison. BESIDES me
adaptation for work is such as entlrely 10 Cd
viate the difficulty of lame backs and scold-
ing wives, thus reducing every thing to order,
convenience, and ECONOMY. What more CAN
be desired? Prices, without variation, lG, Is,
26, % dollars.
Pipe NasG Furniture,
Made of first rate material and in good STYLE
Litchfezd Mon. 81. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-07
NOTICE.
Berkshire Pics.

THE subscriber has fine litter of full
blood Berkshire Pigs, about six weeks
old: ANY, gentlemen wishing to improve
their breed of swine will do we'll to call soon
and make a selection. ="
70 A full blood Boar is kept on the farm,
ID. B. BRINSMADE.
Washington, April %, 1910. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-07
Geese Feathers.

HHE subscribers have made arrangements
IL to keep constantly on hand a superior
article of Geese Feathers-and will
at all times furnish any quantity, from 20 to
1000 pounds, at as low prices as they can be
obtained of equal quality in the state.
S. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, FEB. IA, 1889. ly37
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-07
Side Hill PlOaxshs.

WARRINGTON & MORSE have on hand, and
~ are manufacturing the much approved
article. side hill ploughs, price So 90
Horse or corn do. $50 calfed 500
Starhuck's do. price $50
Also, new pattern Stove.for summer use, IL 90
This stove is an. entire new pattern, and is
extremely we'll calculated for washing days.
and dairy purposes. GTFire Frames, Oven
Mouths, Sinks, &c. &c. at reduced prices
And all kinds OF Castings done to order
in the best manner.
Litchfezd, April 2. Al