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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-20

? / 'IIE 9Th term OF the Wheeling Academy yII.
u e'mmense Monday al OF February. Pu
pills received as heretofore
fbl6 A. -. RrTER. Pr,n-irsl
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Gara SG!RSFG&UMGs
ESDAY, OCTOB Der 90, Is4I.
THE GOVERN oR's MESA

We have not tho room to spare this week to say
what we otherwise mi ht of this document. IL
cannot but meet the appreciation of his intelligent
| coniituency in its general fea,ures--and most If
not all of the sube recommended their
cordial appreciation. Especially the sentiments
of The Governor touching the TariGQ ueston worthy
the serious consideration Of an agricultural COM
munity like ours where wealth springs so directly
from the bosom of "moher earth
In The midnight lucubrations of our neighbor of
the Star serious objection is started this part
the Message-viz: the author is himself a manu-
factnrer. Probably this objection never occurred
to the mind OF the Governor, for, if il had he nigh,
have come out in favor OF the Locofoco creed of
Gree Trade and foreign interests The Star a.
pologZcs for the eanness of its comments upon
The Message by Initiating that they are but the
fruits of reflections of late hour This is aItogeth.
er superhuous for it is apparent that objection
so momentous this 81 an idea of such brancy
could be conceived only the darkness of mid.
night. We hope the Governor is well provided
with camphor, lavender and cologne, that he may
no, ego of under an attack mighty. Will his
friends at the Capitol look to it
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Il III l. ELEC 'TION

We give below the result Of the recent elections
so far as we have not before given them--and up
to our latest dates.
New JERsEY--has gone Wing by majority suf
fclent to enable the Wings to elect their Govern
ORB or majority on joint ballot
GEoReIA--has gone for the Iocofocos- Governor
and Legslatare-the wing vote has fallen off large
~ from last year, by which the locos slide into
power
PAhNsYLvANIA-Porter is re elected Governor
by more than twenty thousand majority. The
House is loco, bur the Senate by latest intelll.
gence is represented to be Wing.
OHIo-eection OF Legislature only. Our
Of Senators electedathus far stands IL Wings IL
Locos "a few districts to be heard from,
which render the Senate doubtful, but we appre-
bend it will be loco. Senate last year stood IA
Wings to % Iocos. The House thus far stands
SO Wings to 81 locofocos. The Wings have
cured thus far half Of the House, and doubt
but they will have n majority in this branch and
in joint ballot.
Wisconsin. Later news from this territory
seom TO rendcr it quite certain thai the Wings
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GTThe Star says it will be honest and give lis
readers the truth concerning tho tea and coffee de-
cePtion when the Caedonian ceases asserting tina,
the proposition Van Buren, measure.''
Sa.Ta. quite safe Mr. Star in this proposal. We
wish to see the Star honest, but we cannot say
with any regard to truth that Levi Woodbury., Van
Buren's Secretary, vas not the Hrs to propose the
said tax to Congress, and thai these articles were
not prevented from being stricken from the Reeve.
nue. Bill in the House by the deliberate purpose
and action of the Locofoco members. And .here.
fore, We suppose, the Star will never tell the truth
in the matter If its readers willing to be dup
ed in this manner we pity them. We have hum
plugged no body in this matter, as the Star knows
nor given currency TO any falsehood; but we dare
not say tho Star has not TO an hundred
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VExATIous. We are not disposed to make pub.
lie all OF our griefs, but have so long been Dor
ed by system petty taxation so unjust and mig
gafdiy that keeling silence longer is impossible
We refer to the practice ofmany in sending us let
'ers with unpaid postage when they alone are the
parties benefited. This tax amounts annually 10
sum sufficient TO pay the tax the farm of some
OF our neghbors. A is bereft Of his "better
half and wants the public to know it. He writes
Us story of her excellent qualities with the re.
quest that we wonld make it reada6ie-and taxes
| us with the postage, besides an hours time IN de-
riPherng his mounful sentences. Another runs
into mairimony, and wishes to let the world know
how wise or how foolish he is, sends US the iInpor.
tant fact, and forgets IN his his Joys to
pay the postage. We gladly insert deaths and mar
although some printers ask n fee)
but it IS unjust TO tax us with postage on letters
making the request-more grievous than would be
Woodbnry's proposed tea tax TO the good ladies'
We therefore advise all who leaning towards
natrmony tos hold on till they earn or bor>
row money enough to pay the postage on the let,
e' to the printer announcing The final catastro phe
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$500 for house burnt while occupied by Vermont
militia on The northern frontier.
Bills introduced. BY Mr.. Davis Of N. relating
to landlord and tenant, CATER notice to quit, ten
ant may be summoned by landlord before Justice,
and on failure of appearing or of showing good
cause, the justice shall issue his writ of restitution
Ian appeal in such cases mny be had 10 the coun
~ court0 referred to judiciary committee. BY Mr.
May, repeating the 18th section Of chapter IS, Of
the revised statutes; referred to committee on Ed
uca,ion by Mr.. Bliss, relating to fees OF town
clerks, allowing cents for every hundred words
recorded;) referred 10 General committee. BY Mr.
Charlton, reviving act taxing lands in Jays refer
red to land committee.
O'clock, p. NJ.
SENATE. Report BY M. Norton, against
taxing wood and timber. Report accepted
Eng. Bl-In alteration of chap l04 Of the re
vsed statutes, providing for the election of chap.
lain of the Vermont State Prison by The Legisla
ture, taken up and passed, yeas 81, nays /.
The committee the Judiciary reported the
Congressional election bill, amended as TO re pea
the existing law; passed to be engrossed
2o'clock p. NJ.
HOUSE Resolutions. By Mr.. Stafford nsiruc
ting judiciary committee TO inquire into the expe
dency OF so altering the G3d sec. of revised sta
utes as TO prevent Imprisonment for debt, excep
when the plaintiff files an affidavit that the debto
is about to leave the state or has money or prope
~ secreted; adopted. BY Mr.. Warren of Ward
boro', insrucng committee on education TO il
quire into the expedioncy Of an act regulating thu
practice Of physc and surgery; adopted. By Mr.
Chandler of w instructing judiciary committee Il
inquire into the expectancy Of repeating all law
on the trustee process, except as TO concealed o
absconding debtors; adopted.
| Petitions referred OF Asa b. Foster and Other
for division of Windsor county. Mr.. Cuts mo
ed the reference OF this petition to select comm
tee of five members, residing out the county
Windsor, and sustained this motion the groun
that disin Interested committee was desirable.
greed to.
| Reports. BY Judiciary committee, bill in ado
ton to chap. % of the revised statutes, (relatin
TO affinity Of bail to justice, y it ordered TO b
engrossed for bird reading.
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vi a 81 IC "a & .

A ROMATIC ammo. alcohol, Chloric Either,
IA Fluid Magnesin, Aqua. Ammo Com. aud quad
Sps. Rosemary: loduret Of Mer. Mezereon, Z. Sar-
saparllla, Ext lockwood, do. Lettuce, Musk. Strych
niue, Prepared Chalk, Lap Calamin, Best Lancets,
Syr. Nip Shells Breast Pipes ,Nnrsing Bottles Gar.
get Root, Cough and Worm Lozenges, Poor Mans
Plaster, Ferdigrs, Oil Of Almonds, Balm of CoIuin
bia to prevent and remedy Badness 81 10 keep the
hair from becoming gray, and Antique Oil, Bear s
Oil, and q. Victoria OIL, to render the hair soft
and silky and the head free from dandruff Hay s
LinInient,a superior article Tor piles. Also, all
other articles kept by country druggists.
For sale by LUTHER JEWETf.
ST. Johusbury Plain, Oct. lS4I. 22I,f
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ROGER ENOS' ESTATE.

NN7E the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for The
District Of Orleans, comm issioners receive,
anime aud adjust The claims and demands OF all
persons, against The estate of
ROGER ENOS, ESQ.
late of Irasburgb, in said District, deceased and
also all claims aud demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the day of tho date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for thai pur.
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend to the business Of our appointment, al
the dwelling house of Sabin KelIam, in irusburgh
in said District, the last Tuesday Of November
and second Monday of March next, at 10 O'Clock,
a. Nj on each OF SAID days.
ELlJAlI CLEVELAND,
GEO &. WEST, Commissioners
JESSE COOPER,
Dated, this Is day of Sept lS4l. 22lw3
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&SAsss 5s U 81 Rs8&a

II; this town, ia inst, by Rev Mr. Sampson
MIR. SPENCER LAWRENCE, o. Barre, to Miss Sc
pnRoNIA B. WHEELER, of st. Johnsbury.
In Sutton, Sept. Goth, Mr. JOSIAH BLAKE Of sui
Thomas c. DoLoFr, to Miss Harriet BLAKE,
both of Sutton.
In Danville, 9Th inst by Rev. f. Adams, MIR
William Warwiih, to Miss Mary Merrill, both
Of Danv;lle
In Cabot, 10Th inst. by Rev. Adams, Mr..
Weman A. Bullock Of Cabot, to Miss CaIo ne
Davenport ofDanviIle.
In Hardwck, Sept goth, M. Elias p Boardman
of ii drdwick, to Miss Lovina Lawson OF Monroe
1t RAYMOND, Me-, MIR. George Small, aged 80,
10 VI iss Dorcas Barton, aged So. This youthful
groom, led his bride to the altar after an mprompu
ceurtship of one hour!
Carroll, OF St. Johnsbury, to Miss Rosa Barney, Of
Swanton.
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DEATH OF DR.. MOODY.

1t becomes our painful duty to announce the sud
den and untimeiy death OF our worthy and mnct
respected ownaman, Doctor ROBERT MocpY
which occurred on Monday morning last The
circumstances, we have gahe them are these
He had been at the residence of his brother in law
at Colchester, and was returning home alone in
his wagon late in the evennng of the 17th inst.
Just as he renched the foot of the sand hill near
the Gill Brook, his horse stumbled and fell, by
whice he thrown from his wagon with great
force upon the ground. He enabled however
20 disepgage his horse from the vehicle. and sue
ceedcd in reaching the house of Mr.. Baldwin, some
ten or twelve rods distant. Medical aid was i'm
mediateIy called, and every aid offered that the
case admitted of, but to no avaI.-I1e expired in
about five hours after The accident. On examina
ton, it was found that blood vessel had been run
tured and that his death resulted from Internal
bleeding. - Burlington Free Press.
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have elected Mr. Arnold delegate in Congress, and
not Mr. Dodge, loco, MS first reported.
Uudcr The circumstances, the above results are
full better than could reasonably be expected
certainly better than anticipated after
the severe disappointment experienced at Wash
'ngton. We supposed moro Wings would stay
away from The polls. The result shows that, with
almost unprecedented exerlions the locos have no,
been able 20 get out except in few instances their
former vote-and that they have triumphod, where
they have triumphed at all, by the apathy Of the
Wings.
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~ Mr. DAVIS, District Attorney, has returned
from his expedition TO the Frontier and Canada
to which he was ordered by the General Govern
ment 10 examine into the circumstances attending
the abduction of Col. Grogan, and reports. wo are
informed. that he was carried off by provincial
troops, without any authority and upon their own
responsibility, and that the acting Governor de-
clares that tho offenders shall he punished
1T is most probable that the ru ffians who partc
pated in this act actuaed by sordd motives.
Thousands Of volunteers have been, and many are
now stationed along the line under the pretence OF
protecting Her Majesty's dominions from incur,
ions 10y clizens of the United States, who are re-
ceiving good wages from the exchequer of Great
Britain, and ut the same time are allowed, such as
have any, TO engage most of the day in their own
aVocaons. 1t is for the interest of these individ.
uaIs 70 keep the frontiers in continual turmoil, and
hence we hear OF outrages upon persons and prop-
orty. And If no who has fed TO the States re,
turns TO fire the buildings of the citizens on the
| Canadian side these volunteers do it themselves
The Government is made 10 believe that the mis-.
chief is the work of American citizens and thew
really think their money is expended in protec ion
when they ought to expend it in purchasing ropes
10 hang :heir own guilty SUBJECTS
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CALEDONIA BEATEN We received the follow
ing from Derby, by which our friend DR. Jewet,
will perceive that he is outdone in raising big
squashes.
'""o ca" 0eat 1t = In answering the above
sqa"sh question which appeared in the Caledonan
OF Oct. IL, will just inform you that raised a
winter squash the past season, which weighs 100
pounds. Also on the same vine there grew three
others weighing rs, SIS, and As pounds
JACOB CHASE.
Derby, Oct. 90 1871
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"CrosSing the Deta,care. New Jersey has
been Whie Battle Ground from the earliest dawn
Of Liberty. And in every peril she true as steel
to flint Locofocoism, in Maine and Maryland
have gained temporary ascendancy But New
Jersey has "stopped that ball" Washington "cross
ed the Delaware in triumph; but Locofocolsn,
cannot pass that barrier. The 'broad seal" of New
! Jersey has been again affixed to Il Wing charter.
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slSsS a LIZ s.

ln Barton, Mrs. Theodosia 5. wife of Mr.. Npsh,
aged 81.
In Concord, N. H., 18Th inst, Mrs. Mary w.
Watson, consort of Capt, Philip Watson, aged 80.
In New YORK Guy, 7th INST after short illness,
Robert u. Bates, Esq formerly Of Middlebury and
Speaker Of The House Of Represen lalives.
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Messrs. STEPHENS and CATHERwooD, the author
aud illustrator OF the popular octavos on the Ruins
of Ancient Cities in Central America have sailed
on farther tour of exploration in that region.
They took out complete Daguerreo'ype Appara'
tus, by which they will be enabled 10 lake exact
impressions Of Tho wonderful rnins still imPer'
| fectly explored in GUATEMALA, Mexico and Yucca
| tan.
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Stoves! STOVES!

FVNtlE subscribers ars prepared to offer 10 the
h public the following kinds, viz;
HAYwARD's Cook, . sizos ;
YANKEE NORTON, or the elevated Oven, Cook, 9
sizes;
20 inch, q 21-2; and feet Box Stnves:
ALSO,
PARLoR, of different styles, some of which tho
preltiest paitern ever invented.
They invite all who are in want of Stoves to call
and see. Prices will be made to suit the pur
chaser,
CHANDLER 81 BROWN.
Peachain. Oct. "a, I84l 22ltf
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TEXAS. presidential election has recently
been held in Texas. The returns not yet com
pete, bur far as heard from Gen. Houston has u
majority Of 1857 over ID. q. BurnDt. Houston
and Burnet have both formerly held the office,
though Lamar, we believe, is the present incum
bent.
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Gen. WISFiEtp ScoTT was nominated for Pres
idont by Public Meeting al Lancaster, Pa. on
tho 10Th Hon. II. IT. Burrowes md Samuel Parke,
Esq, participated
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New az extensive Assortment Of
FAEL "A MD WINTER GOODS.
Shedd and eDeWett

~ z,
Il A heavy stock OF rich and elegant GOODS,
comprising variety of articles of superior style
and quality not usually kept in country stores.
FOR LADIES CLOAKS, DRESSES, SC
Lus,re AIapacca-siIk warp--doubIe and single
width;
do do cotton warp;
Silk warp Indiana Cloth;
Silk warp Cambeteen; blue black Thbet Cloth;
Cashmanet; plain and fguren Aepine;
Plain and figured Mousn dc Lame;
Plain and printed Saxony Cloths;
Plain and figured Merinos; Parameta;
Goats hair Cambet
Rich plain and figured Silks;
French, English and American Calicoes;
Rich Saun Stripe Chally, Silk, and Mousn dc
Lano Handk erchcs;
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Bonnet Silksj
Chay and Moushn do Laine Shawlsj
Large heavy Plaid Shawls &c.
CLOTHS, &C.
Superfine, black, blue black, brown and blue green
English and German Broadcloths
Medium and low priced blue black blue green AID
Glade;
Mulberry and Oxford mixed Am Broadclolhs;
Superfne and medium blue black, lavender, brown
| and Oxford mixed Cassimeres;
Diamond and plain Beaver Cloths, heavy Pilot
Rich fg ured Velvet Nesting, plain do, plain and
fgu ed Satin do;
Mohair and common worsed do.
Grey lambs wool and Melno Shirts, elastic wrist
Berlin Gloves, Buckskin do, super Italian era
watts, common do.
DOMESTIC GOODS, &C.
Exeter, extra family, Appleton and other kinds Of
stout Sheetngs; Dover d and Ii and Merrimac
dc" Drilling, Cotton Flannel, Ticking, Striped
Shirting, beached do cotton Yarn, cotton Bat
Ting, Wicking, &c. Mats and hearth Rugs, hemp
Carpeting
SHOES, Sc.
French aud common kid walking shoes, French
and com. kid Ties and Slips; do low priced miss.
es aud childrens Shoes; gaiter Boots, plain and
figured India Rubber; lined Rubbers.
FURS
C:ter, Nuiria, and Musk,at Caps; Muds; Boas;-.
Russia Dog Collars, Fur Trimmings for Ladies
Clnaks.
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY; GRO cKERY
md GLASS WARE; GROCERIES,, &c.
Young dyson and Souclong Teas, ST Domingo,
Java and Porto CabeIlo Coffee, Ralsins, Eng
Currans, L. Sugar, Fiberts, Pecan Nuts, Wal
nuts, Castanna Nuts, &c. DC.
LEATHER.
Sole and upper Leather and Calf Skins
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Oct ID, l54I 220tr
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An attempt was recently made TO empannel n
jury in a case Of murder in Raleigh, N e. but il
failed. OF three hundred persons summoned, only
three were found who had not formed opinion
on the case.
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u Mcleod sailed last week for England in the
steamer Acadia. He had better not come back -
Although not proved guilty of murder on his late
trial, there was evidence enough 10 prove him to
ne vicious fellow
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Thursday, the 25th day of November, has been
appointed by the Governors of Massachusetts and
Connecticut as a day Of Thanksgiving in their
respectives States
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WgIa., ehaaer arsqs Seng Cang.

HJVOR sale cheap. Also o good assortment of
Il HATS. r. OVER SHOES, Ladies Slirs,
and walking SHOES j. JEWETT d co .
Barnet, October 10, 1871, $50
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In large number OF towns in Maine, where
there was no choice Of representatives, the day
of the general election the wings, on further trial
have succeeded in eleeting their candidates.
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Among the attractions at the New Haven Ayr
cultural fair, was a hog weighing 400 pounds
This was literally "wh ole hog"
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AS the Steamboat Whitehall was coming down
the lake on Monday OF week before last, three OF
the hands in endeavorlng TO land at Burlington in
a small boat, were upset and two Of them drowned
Both foreigners
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DIVORCE FROM CHuRCH.-Mrs. Jarvis, the
lady whose divorce case has excited much at
tention, and her daughter, last Sunday, pub
llciy admitted members of the Roman Catholic
Church The ceremony took place at St. Paul's
Church, Clinton street, Brooklyn.-Y. Y. En-
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II In our Legislative Journal the election OF
the Hon. Stephen Royce associate justice Of
the Supreme Court il accidentally omitted,
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Second Hamd Chaise,
HNoR sale by +. " Il. FAIRBANKS a. co.
Il Oct. 1871. 2l0tf
Just Es eCca we'd,
THE LONDON AND NEW YORK FALL AND
WINTER SsA SiJERse@S1Eo
FOR lS4l-2.

II T. Nj OV l.
TUE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform
his friends and The public generally, that he has
removed his railor's shop TO the basement story Of
his Dwelling, LIST house East Of the Methodist
meeting house, where he may he found, ready 10
do all work entrusted to him in the mast fashiona-
bile style, with fitness aud despatch.
He would also tender bis most grateful acknowl-
cdgements to the inhabitants of St Johnsbury and
vicinity, for the very liberal share of patronage bo
slowed upon him since no commenced business at
the Centre Village, and still asks tor a coniinuanco
Of the same. .4H,
Gentleman, CuU .,t .,.
Cutting done for others TO make upon short nos
tice.
G'All garments made by him warranted TO fl
Gentemens and Chdreh's Cloth Caps made
in tho latest style TO order. ,
s. &. FRtNK
St Johnsbury Centre, Oct lS4I 22o,r
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u The Steam Ship Columbia arrived at Boston
,he 2lst, with news IL days later from England
but nothing important
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I BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Oct. 10
From the Boston Patriot
AT market $500 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores, $500
Sheep, and 1925 Swine.
PRIc Es-Beef Cattle--We quote first quality
at o 20 50;-sccond quality q rs; third
quality 3 A.
Barreling Cate-.The following prices we're
paid TO day, viz. mess, $4, MOI, }, No 2, 2 50.
Stores-Two year old SIS IL; three years old
$l3 81.
Sheep-Lots were sold from H. to 25
Swine-.Lots to pedde, 9 81 for Sows and
3s34 for Barrows; at retail from d to S.
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e c "a Rsa EH Ors G s

q c "a Rsa IL o 4 q G s Il.
A LARGE pair Of TEAM HORSES, perfectly
IA sound, kind and handy, for sale low. Pay
meni be made in enming lumber, any
kind Of produce, or in Wheewrsht work. II not
sold soon they will be let very cheap for the com.
ing winter. Inquire of 49,.
WIN. LOCKE.
Lyndon, October II, lSdi. 220ti
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BANKS
Ca 81 HrOnP lOughs.

HAVlNG improved facilities for msnufnc-
IL n turing our Cast Iron Poughs, enabed
to offer them for sale, made in superior style and
from the best materials,
At RealNccea EsriccS.
1t will be our endeavor as heretofore TO mniSe.s
thorough and substantial article. every way fitted
10 make goud work and we sIi all sell them al mi.
ces which cannot fail to he satisfactory Thoy ara
kept for sale 10y Agents in almost cvcty toWu 10
:his region, al Factory pices.
T.. s. r. FAIRBANKS a. CO
S.. JohnsburY, Aug. 10, i54I 2Ilep,s,r
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Derby, Oct. 20, 1871.