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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18

Ps Particular attention paid % cutting Of garment,
tomen visiting the city that make purchases
can have them sponged to retain their lusre asd Gu
two hours time in tho fashionable style the
10 Ia - ~
Dealers supplied on tho most reasonable forms.
0JLondop Fashions received monthly by Cunards Line
Steamers, 0TDont forget tho No $40 Nov is 3mo #
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18
WINGS a. DEMOCRATS OF BOSTON

TT you Harrison Martin Van Buren, you
get along without clohe and low prices DO the
order day. would suggest you call at "a Ann ST.
opposite Merchants Row, before purchasing you will find
every article tutng Gentenans Wardrobe fine
Coat Linen Collar and good assortment of BOadelohs
plain and damon Beaver Cloths Pilots, Cassmeres and YES
tings which will be made order the
terms and good DO made in any other
lshmen Boston. Ready Made Cloth
ing constantly hand adapted business man.
or laborer at tho following low prices:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18
FuRSI FURSl

g FURS! FURS!!
OUPER. Otter, Seal, Muskrat Nutria and Hair Seal
Caps by the dozen single; Mufis genuine squirrel tail
Boas-a splendid Russia Dog Skin Robe for Coars-super
and common Buffalo Robes-super Otter and Seal Skins
for Collars for sale the cash store oil Langdon and Wright
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18
II pHUMORS! HUMORS !!.n

IN uJHUMORS! HUMORS I'm
HE attention Of that part Of the community who
afflicted with Salt Rheum, Leprosy, st, Anhony's Fire.
ryspilas Scroula of any kind directed TO
safe and complete remedy for all kinds of humos. This
wonderful medicine is prepared by Mr. Charles Jones, of
Claremon N H. who for many years has been afflicted
with the eprosy in its worst possible FORMS and by unwea
red exerons in experimenting upon his person. has at
last found complete This compound has never
failed of doing its important work where fair trial has been
made and directions followed Certificate after certificate
might be here laid before the public as 10 lis wonderful eff
ecs but the reader is referred those who keep the art
Gle for sale where particulars and recommendations may
be had So confident the dscovere ofhls valuable med
icne that he makes bold TO TO the world that
plee warranted where directions fully complied
with and fair trial made: For sale at all principal places
in New England, and by Z. p, Walton & Sons only in
Montpelier, W. vi particulars may be had. soft
ITO MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.-The under
signed continuing be the only manufacturer OF what
is known INDIAN POND SCYTHE-SToNEs, would res.
pectfy inform Merchants, that his Pedars will il enconr
aged call in the of the present winter most of the
Stores in Vermont New Hampshire, and in Essex and
Clinton counties, N. Y and WILL if required furnish Indian
Pond Stones, on a credit till October next.
Farmers cam by obtaining and using said Scyhe Stones,
have sharp scylhes with little labor.
fellow by the name of Isaac Pike who halls from Ha-
verh, N II. pretends sell Indian Pond Stones but he
sells inferior the Of Indian
Pond no doubt to market merchandise which is known to
be ofinferior quality,
Other persons in Haverhil and vicinity, make Scythc
Stones lest their Pedars represent them Indian Pond
quality Merchants requested to notice that every box
of Indian Pond Stones marked in printed letters u H.
FYLER, Bradford, VT Dec 25, lS40.-S4 CIV.
DASS Vols Vions Flutes, Flies, Clarronetts and Ac-
ID cordions Bass Vio Violin and Guitar Strings Caro'
nlll. .... g. 1VVC.A In
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18
M II u I NJ q g.

I MERI NOS,
j EWETT, HOWES AND CO., have received by late
arrivals from Boston, every variety Of stu for cloak and
dresses consisting of Cd and Sd plain and fgd Eng Me
rino Ga French do do, Cd printed Saxonies, Cd and "A
silk and wool Cambeteen Victoria and Rosseine Paids
plain and fgd Alpnesi Alpaca Lustres; Orleans Cloth
Also 200 pieces French Eng and American Prints all Of
which will be sold at reat for baror. Oct
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18

w ATCHES, JEWELRY, 60. &c
w TOWN 4 WIrHERELL one door west Of
the ViIlnge Hotel, Montpelier. VT, manufacture and
whl sell wholesale and retail, chased and plain Rings
and Ear Ornaments, Watch Seals, Keys and Chains,
Guard Chains, Miniature Settings, Gold Spectacle
Bows, &C. They will make all kinds of Jewelty to
any pattern desired. They have on hand n large
STOCK, comprising rich and extensive nssort-
mont than ever before offered in this market, of Watch
es, Jewclry Musical instruments and fancy articles,
which the public are invited 10 call and examine for
themselves. Their supply consists il part of Gold
~-. and Silver / ever and Lepno,
Herls English French and Swiss
- ~ WATCHES, gold, gilt, steel
X%N $5tI. =. and plated Watch Trimmings ;
M%\, F@lsN diamond, pearl, ict chased aGd
w ! NseI pam OrnamcDts warranted
fsv. ~ o. sltI5egS gold beads, silver spoons sill
S-s.Sst m yer plated and Britania Ware
silver lated SHUTTERS trays; spy glasses Of al kinds,
pocket compasscs, thermometers pocket books and
wallets gilt aud steel purse clasps, Cutlery very
large assortment Rogers celebrated pcnk vari-
Gus kinds a variety Of superior polished
silver butter knives and creomcrs purcusson caps ;
silver and steel spectacle and eye glasses, open top
silver and steel lhimbIos, silver pencil cases bead
purses and bags, gold neck hns, stay rings, spirit
level Walls Rogers superior English Rtzors, razor
straps tweezers, HAIR tooth and nail brushes sta
wing boxes cologne, otto of rose, lavender, fancy
soaps extract Of rose, shaving mirrors, chess men;
stripping pencils, gold and silver leaf, cuglass smel-
ling bottles, China vases some very neat styles, pIa-
ted bel. rattcs ivory emory CUSHIONS. screw do. spool
stands, Seal good assortment of eight day
TIMEPIECES. wooden clocks, &c. all Of which will
be sold at small advance from COST
They would say 10 the public that in consequence
Of the large amount Of silver ware made and sold by
them, they are induced n reduce their retail prices
Any psrson wishing to purchase will do well 10 give
them a call before purchasing elsewhere
CT ocks and Watches Of every description careful
ly repaired and warranted. ir-FDCnsh paid for OLE
Gold and Silver Montpelier Dec 10, 1870.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18

FUR CAPS by THE DOZEN.
SO DOZEN Otter, Seal Nutria and Hair Seal Caps
Nv just received on consignment at the cash stoe Me
chants will be supplied at city prices.
Oct !. LANGDON AND WRIGHT.
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Wough and cast iron Ploughs for sale by Charles Spal
w ding. Oct 80
A good assortment of Jewery just opened and now Of
IA fered for sale cheap the cheapest and second to
none by ]. s. ABBOTT. Oct.s. DIV
ITO SHOEMAKES-Town's Lasts and Boot Trees of
every kind and size at all times TO be had at Sorrs and
Langdons. Oct "a Am
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A super flock coat 9
" dress "
Short business or riding
coat
Super Cashmere Pants
Blk Satin Vests-good
article
Valencia do
Double breasted cloth
Vests-Rne
Straight or torn over col.
lar do
A fine shirt, linen bosom
collar and Wristbands
80 doz superhne linen
collars-each
25 doz linen bosoms
Stout working Vests
Heavy web and iudia
rubber braces from 10 1
A lot Of Stocks--meited
For good heavy doubi.
milled satinett Pants,
imitation cashmere
A splendid diamond boa
yer Overcoat, silk vel
yet facings, collars and
cuffs
A good article Of lblus
satinett, fine imitation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18

NOTICE. The subscriber sui c0ntlnues The
~ manufacture of Edge Tools, al his Cash Shop
at the south end Of the Arch Bridge.
N. b. Axes to be jumped are repaired at short no
lico In the best manner ground and polished ready
for use All orders sent from distance will receive
prompt attention. llEZEkiAH WARD.
Montpelier Feb IA, 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18

Rnnn YARDS cheap cotton goods. Yard wide
COOO Sheeling for cents per yard, Sd do do for
per yard 1000 yards real Harrison extra fam
y sheengs uckng drngs cotton aannels wickins yarn
batting inst opened at the cash sore and for sale by
Langdon and Wright. Oct 8
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18

hCoughs Colds Consumption, Asthma, Liver Complaint
Pains in the Chest, Raising Blood, Night Sweats, etc.
CERTIFICATES.
have had cough raising blood and matter from the
lungs pain through The chest and night sweats for six years
Through the blessing of God am cured by Dr. Tayors
Balsam Of Lyerwor Iii truly the medicine for the poor
where it does not benefit the expense is returned
ALEXANDER SMITH, l5l Forsyth street, and Sex
ton ofkev. Mr.. StilwelPs meeting in Christie street.
June 9th, lS40
have suffered many years from weakness paptaon of
the heart etc. and lately cured by Dr. Tayors Basam Of
LlvorwoTt. M. YOUNG, corner Of Tillery and Adams
streets, Brooklyn.
=, For sale at the Bookstore of E. P. WALTON& SONS
Montpelier. 72tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18

@ CHEAP CASH CORNER.
DTORRS & LANGDONS have received the re-
mainder of their stock of WINTER GOODS,
comprising greater variety than ever offered in this
vicinity,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18

UNION HOUSE, MONTPELIER, VT.
NHE subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he has taken the above named House and that the estab
lishmen has been fitted up in good styche hauers him
self that entire satisfaction will be given to all who may ia
him with call Ever grateful to his old and numerous
customers, who have p6tronzcd him while keeping tho
Stage House, at Danve for than years past he
still hopes that they will continue their avors at the UN
ION HOUSE. And he respectfully invites his present
patrons and the cling public generally when visiting
the Capital 10 call him, pedging himself that his house
shall be kept in Clean quiet and peaceable manner and
that he will endeayor render according his ability the
stay ofhis guests pleasant and comfort able.
Montpelier, Jan. @ 1871. JNO. KELSEY.
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IST of Letters remaining in the Post Office Berlin
- VT. January LIST, lS4l :-Wm. Andrews Roswell AL
ger Nancy Austin James Bullock Oliver Clark Isaac r.
Dewey Grin Dyer, Pery Foster, s. Hayward Jr Q, Jo.
seph Hill, VIM. Kelum, A. b. Perno, Abncr Paul, Miss
Phebc Rich Miss Caroline Reed, Miss Lucreta Siloway,
Daniel Taylor, Andrew b. Wright, Eeazer Waco,2
IS ISRAEI. DEWEY. z. M.
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DRIAlE Live Geese Feathers for sale by L. & w. TIL
l. DEN AND co. So. Barre Jan 2, 1916
MOTtCE-Ths is to certify that have given to my
son Luther L. Nelson his time during the remand
of his minority to act and trade for himself shall pay no
debts Of his contracting claim any wages after this
date. AARON NELSON
Fayston, Dec. 80, 1910. So
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18

DASS Viols Volins, Flutes Flies, Clarrones and Ac-
ID cordons Bass Vol, Violin and Guitar Strings, Claro
Reads, Instruction Books for all kinds Of Musical In
struuents for sale by Town & Wiherell. Dec l9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09
Bsg AESRGa

In M arshfeld Oct. l9, of ty plus fever, Mrs MA
RY, wife of Mr. Avara Gilman, aged So. Printers
in New England and New York are requested to
notice.
In Cabot, 23d ult. Julia A mn, daughter of Nathan
II. and Mary Reyes in the goth year other age.
In Hardwicl 23d ult. Miss Elevna, daughter of
Col. Alpha Warner, aged 49,
In New Orleans, of yellow fever, Sept. %, Mr.
Eli Stone, jr, aged 81, formerly from Vt.
In Mortified, LIST inst. John Starkweather, Esq.
aged 50, Sheriff elect of Washington county.
AT the residence Of her son-in.law, Mr. John
Lee, of Waterford, Mrs ELIZABETH BLAKE, aged
81 years and = months.
''The righteous hath hope in bis DEATH So
was it with this very aged servant OF Jesus. Her
power of the christian principle TO cheer and sue
cor the spirit when earth and iesh do fail. For
more than hall a century, she had walked with
God 'Her last days., excepting , the minutes So OF
sire of meeting Jesus absorbed her whole soul
In them were lost, the 'terrors of death" The
antc Ipated biessedness Of her change robbed death
of its sting. NJ one could have witnessed, what
did your correspondent, in her case, and not cry
from the bottom Of his heartfelt me die the death
of the righteous, and let my las: end be like his"
Printers in N. II. will please, &c COM
In Franconia, N. ii. Oct. 10, HANNAH, the ami
able and lovely wife of Lewis Graham, Esq aged
81 years. 'Blessed are the pure in heart for they
shall God"-CoM.
In Langdon, N H. I'd inst OF typhus lever, Au
gusta L. King, wife of Col. Samuel King, aged
30 years.
In CIaremont, N. H: Sd inst Ann b. wife of Ma
than w. Wood aged 81 years.
Ia Alstead, NJ Ii. Oct. a, Benjamin Wood aged
Ga,
In Acworth, N ii. Sept 80, Mrs Anderson, ag-
ed 70 years.
In Sutton, Oct. II, Mr. JOHN BUNDY, in the 24th
wear OF his age after an illness of three days only.
He died resigned The dispensation of that inscru
table Providence that has removed him so suddenly
in the prime of his days, Sin the midst oflie be.
hold we are in death. communicated.
Printers ia N. Fl. are requested to notice, &c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09

A SINGULAR DEATH. Mr.. Henry Coolidge of
Framing cham, Mass, very worth young man, di
ed on Saturday week, in consequence, as his ply
stefan supposes, of poison communicated to his
blood by razor with which he shaved the face of
his deceased father.
The father patriot of the revolution, pen
sioner, and advanced beyond the age Of eighty,
and in shaving the face of the corpse the razor
drew little blood. The son, without wiping the
razor, made use Of 1t to shave his face, on
which he also drew blood, and he made use of the
same lather and brush which he had used on the
corpse. Soon after, his face become much swollen
and he gradaluly grew worse for about ten days be
ing much of that time in great torture. till he died.
1t is certainly possible, and it seems probable,
that particle Of the putrd matter from the face Of
the corpse was communicated to the blood of the
living and that it operated with as much malignaty
as the virus by which the small pox is proPagated.
IN. Y Sun.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09

WholeSate Death. We copy the following para
graph from the Louisville Journal of the 25th ult
Two or three weeks ago, three hundred foreign
emigrants arrived at the Balize below New Or
leans. The city authorities, hearing of their ar
rival, and anx ious that they should not fall victims
to :he yellow fever, sent a deputation, warning
them not TO enter the city and offering to furnish
them with the means Of subsistence until the pes
thence should subside.--The emlgrants thought il
was all a Yankee trick. awe are told" said they
TO the deputation "that we can make three dollars
a day in New Orleans: if the authorities will pay
us that we will stay where are-if not, not"
The poor fellows fastened to the city and, at
the last dates, it is said, not one of them liv-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09

1t has been lately stated, that in the State of
Maine, t25 900 saw mills kept constantly at
work, to supply the demand for white pine lumber.
In appears that the people of Maine at the late
election decided in favor of fixing the number of
representatives. at ISL, by majority of 6l,6o2
votes, and against bien NAL election by 1883
;ority.
Thanksgiving Nov. IS, in Massachusetts,, Maine,
Connecticut and New Hampshire. In New York
Dec. 8.
The NJ Y Commercial estimates the flour stored
in that civ nj 10000 barrels, and the amount
sorsd at the same time last wear at so 900 barrels
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09

The letter of Thomas Humbug Benton, address.
ad 10 the Democrat lass Convention at Kingston,
N'Y} comes 10 us through the Northern papers
hha detection of nearly all the enormous mis-.
representations which have issued from Head
Quarters in the Globe office for years past. Ben
Ion has heen reading both history and poetry of
late, and his missile is copiously Iarded with Pc
cOIar epilhets and library novelties. We have
'aClecled the said letter 10 an analysis, and offer
N'Olowing as the true elementary ingredients
@sfeOf,-Richmond Wing
Washington City, Sept. gath, 1871.
make you my thanks-kind expressions
"eu" 'of hrmness-breastns the storms-s onsibil
ny 10 compllment-American Democracy Roman
despar-s1artin Van Buren-beaten-
Ons'omera'ion-fckle Athenians-"sober second
"'' -oemocracy-courag the storm
'"e''s tunes "flled her horns foemen fly
sA'''dcy hersef-Extra Session Fede ralism-
"o"ms- three months--victors vanquished
large oceds-Federa, Whiggery- hundred days
-oark chambers-d observation-disclosures gar
,"y one millions in money and means (oh!
MI ?-'ahd revenue-Bri.ish capitalists tax
II ''sh-tea-coffee- Robert Walpole
d. Vi Commons-impious tax-lndian trea
.,1.- 'enerai Post Office abolition of debts--eg
ii. n.' Hoargaln-trickery- equivocatons-ju
.r,. D'uu'es bank-Jacksonian restrngent-gag
sas-democracy-se dition -"twenty two"
Own n''S--civil tyrant-debates speeches
bn.;' pa'fiot-reporters-do day heats-ex
vr,.1, "-'ucessant INSTRUMENTATION contest
Ie,,os pa'r'o''sm-New York democracy
mL I'o~er ter-forty two pounders-FederaI
00''om of the sea. Very respectfully, &c.
THOMAS H. BENTON
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09

MORE Observation-Disclosures atrocious outrage is
recorded in the Vicksburg Sentinel lately commit
ted on the Big Black Island near the Grand Gulf
by band of outlaws. Many poor ignorant wood
cutters were most inhuma nly whipped, and Mr.
Kirkwood busely murdered by the lynchers. They
blindfoIded him pinoned him, took him to the riv
er bank, and after getting him in boat plunged a
bowie knife into his heart, and then threw him
into the river 1t is said that the parties concern
ed in these disgraceful outrages known in
Green Gulf, and that some of the leading lynchers
have fed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09

ladv - ,' nhATH' A very respectable young
,s,,, cambridge, Al,nira Oimstead, 10 or 20
Ma", OF age, came to an intimately death on
ws uaY morning last in the following manner. AZ
Csdv or." ana; she was living in the family of Mr.
sf3ic,oS ne borough, and had been for some time
Of li,,o WV" the teeth ache, when the application
pretty r,o. vp'om was recommended;- she used
Sabbath y' and without consulting the family on
unwsu ,.s s"'ng' and after complaining of feeling
9 REFUSING to have physician, retired to
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09
rApIT Al, II O A X ES

n trace the locos through all their mystifca
in. The truth, TO defraud the people Of their
M ,,s would be a task Of immense lime and labor.
q noe the last election they played off to great eff
81 sc The hoax about the tea and coffee, which for
81 seeks we're stereotyped in the columns of every
# hco publication in the State, the North Star es
4 nciaIy Not only their papers, but the mouths
n Their orators were filled with such quantities of
these delightful exotcs, as seemed to indicate re
h apprehension on their part, that tax of cents
n ,g hound, would force upon them hereafter an e
X rpa abstinence from the divine beverage, which
3 next 10 the nectar OF the gods, brings down upon
earth, the genial powers Of mirth love and hospi
niy The mole endeavored to show the PEG
velat this clause in the revenue bill, then on its
passage through the house, was ingrafted upon it
hbe committee Of the whole, by a legislative
nick olhe locos, in opposition to the earnest ef-
A thoflhe wings to prevent it,, the louder they
q evoked against the enormity of burd ening the bev
n se&the people. At length the wings succeed
dh tOcug these arc les, from the bill, and be-
4 hold, the confusion of the locos, Molly can put
4 he kettle on, without appealing to custom house
4 officer for permission.
4 But now comes another capital plan, devised by
those Jeremy bidders in politics, TO raise the wind.
q YNe wIA wclease Of the state debt so grieved
their paldoicNarts, that they called INDICATION
meetings, HdfIed the people with approximations
that The nlgalherer would soon draw out the last
tenant from their pockets, and a mortgage of the
whole state close up the scene of extravaganza, un
loss Farmer Smile was. elected Governor. Tho
legislature commences its session; the AUDITOR
report is made; the income of the Government
proves to be thousands more than the outgoes; and
The loco leaders stop their cIamor, again to be re-
Hwed whenever another election shall reouire
The base mockery of another batch of fabrications
NPay upon the creduIity Of the people. middle.
bury Peoples Press
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09

THE RAvAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEvER.-In a
charity sermon preached in New-Orleans, by the
Rev. Mr. Clapp, he sud, shat he had resided 20
years, only wanting few months, in New Or
leans, and during that time had witnessed IL cpl
demic yellow fever years, and two cholera-each
epidemic carrying away to sudden grave never
less than three thousand human beings, and often
FIVE thousand. Within that twenty years one hun
dred thousand human beings had found grave in
New Orleans, and of that immense host, twenty
five thousand were young men between the ages
of eighteen and twenty years; each one the repre-
sentative ola distant family, with whose fate that
family was connected, rising when he and
with his fall sinking hopeless and forever
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09

BEEF BEEF The quantity Of def which
passes through this town every week would induce
one to believe that there might be famine above
but there can be no danger below. The cattle are
not remarkable fat-they seem hardly TO have gain
ed what they must have lost during the drought
Probably farmers are reducing their stock pretty
low, on account ofa rather light crop OF hay, and
perhaps, TO enable them 10 take advantage of the
present high price Of the artieleNashua Telegraph
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09
Sc a. as 2g So o. Sa S 81 - SO a

81 a a& w 81 % SaS 5 dM i SE
GITUATED In st. Johnsbury, Ia miles east
~ OF the Plain, on the stage road leading fiom
ST. Johnsbury to Litlleton, containing ll2 acres OF
good land; 70 under good improvement; good
wood and timber lot, with 500 first sugar trees,
and a small young orchard. The buildings are,
new house, 26 by 80, well finished and painted, a
barn 80 by As, well finished; old house % by
SO, comfortable house for family; hog house
Is by %, and well finished, with potash
kettle set for boiling potatoes and good running
water at both houses and barn.
Any wishing to purchase are invited 10 call and
| examine. EDWIN w. BARKER.
ST. Johnsbury, Nov. 8, i941. 223w3N
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- We have returns from Albany OF

~ We have returns from Albany on
NV iO"A wa, Of members of the Legislature,
o. he .'".k, and these indicate 'hat the 'oo"S
bt'' v We ,1s city by abou, 200 A small share
,r'c'feO w.. ..,by in New York which has so
bE O'Da' 'r uoj in other states was necessary
''', y. Legislature to the locos That it has
g'e l'' a most fully believe, and are prepared
y" ,ocb result