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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-05
MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave lhc Freigh Depot at Choresown and Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted.
All goods to be transported on the mil road, going above
Lowell, must be to The company's Freight Dcpo,
Charcsown, AT the end Of Warren bridge.
Goods to be forwarded by the morning ain be sent
to the Depot rs carly as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and oommodous
Store Houses both Nashua and Charesown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation Of
merchandise give notice that they prepared to
transport all goods nd country produce which be for
warded t. their dcpots and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered which Will perfectly goods
from DAMAGE and careful and experienced men TO take
charge Of the transportation business at the depot and
accompany the goods the road
The Company determine only to accommodate the
pubic. but TO extend every facility in their power, both
tcamsics and mel chants having fixed upon tie following
rates of freight
$3.50 per each way between Nashua and Chaiesown.
Sl,O0 per ton each way between Nashua and Lowell
All regular camsieIs running To the will be carried
over the road between Nashua and Charcstown each way
free Of expense. 81
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wv a It G. III e s .

Gold, Gilt and Steel Plated Watch Trimmings Chased
and Plain Ornaments; Warranted Gold Beads, Silver
Spoons Silver Plated and Biltanil Ware: Silver plated
Shutters and Trays SpyCilasscs Of all kinds; peck ct
compasses, thermometers; Pocket Books and Wallets,
Gilt and Steel Purse Clasps CUTLERY large as
sortnent Of Rogers celebrated Penknves various kinds,
a variety of superior polished Scissors silver Butter
Knives and Creames percussion Gaps silver and steel
Specaces aud Eye Glasses open top Silver and Steel
Thlmblos silver Pencil Cases Bead Purses and Bags,
gold Neck Chains, stay rings, spirit level walls Rogers
superior English Razor, razor straps Twoezcrs, Han,
Tooth aud Nail Brushes shaving Boxes, Cologne, Otto
ofRose, Lavender, Fancy Soaps Shaving Mirrors Stripping
Pencils, Gold and Silver Leaf Cut Glasses Smelling bot
ties China vases, very neat styles plated bell raes
emery cushions, do SPOOL staHds, SC. Also good
assortment Of Eight Day Time Pieces, Wooden Clock $
which will be sold al very small advance from
They would say TO the public thai in Consequence of
large amount Of Silver made and sold by lhcm they
induced reduce their retail prices. Any person
wishing to purchase will do well give them call bcfrc
purchasing elsewhere.
Clocks and Watches of every description carefully
paired and Warranted. DJ'Cash paid for Old Gold and
Silver.eG!
Montpelier village, May 90, Js4l. OF
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THE LADIES will 6Ld al the Cash Store lin few days)
500 yds OF those fine fast noored Dover psia,s
at the low prico as heretofore. Also Yard Wide
Cloths els per I'd Caicocs Tor cts per yd and thou
sand other articles equally low prices Tor Cash prime
credit Lots Of rich Goods from New York Ito arrive soon
Splendid Florence Bonncs style, BOnncs Silks, Rib
bonS. DC. o. LANGDON WRIGHT.
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BURLINGTON DYE-HOUsE.

MIGHT SARSFIELD respectfully informs the cili.
INl zens OF Montpelier and vicinity, that he is prepared
10 dye and finish in the best TannGr all silks COTTON
wootn dapenc and mcrno Dresses Cloaks, Grape and
merin0 Shaws; Grape and gauze Handkerchief silk and
satin Bonnes lace, Grape and gauze Wells, silk and
wuolen Hose; Gloves; Nantes; Ribbons Braids &c.
Wooden and wotsicd Yarn dyed all coloIs French and
English merlnes dyed by the piece for merchants.
Any articles to be coored may be left at the soic Of
Baldwin, Scott and Co. Montpelier and will be returned
there when finished.
Mr. S will alse cleanse Carpets Table Cloths Shawls
Pants and Vests at short notice. MAY ", 4l.-O63m
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FEATHERS OF ALL KINDS BY
JOHN X. SIMPSON. No. ANN Sr. Bosro

F traders in the purchase of their Spring Goods would
like an assortment Of Feathers hrY will find them here
packed III bags Of assorted from lbs each 100 lbs
fitted 10 the retail trade each bag being kcd the quality
OF he feathers and the number Of pounds it contains
DGSGn, ISL O5v6S
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MILITARY ROOMS.
AN V,eL;n,,on s,rco, o.,a,, H.,

.lel Washington street. Boston. Just rec ived from
4 @~sI The mdnuIct' rcrs IN Europe and America and
for sale at the above place, complete assortment uf mill
tary goods consisting in part Of god and r, s.
aud git Iaccs Of all paitemsswords from IS SlOO
Plunos Of all kinds silk and worstcd Sashcs-Cnp Tim
with stars, plates, belt ,ns-ctans etc wheel tbcv oG
on as good terms any other house in the CITY,
05m5 lows mn e. 80 D..,..
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MILITARY GOODS.

JUST 'occvod from New York by Il. r.. Rkcr, sta,o
stree opposite the Bank; large assortment ofMiha-
Of this state. Terms cush
Montpelier village, Nav 20 Al O6
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FLOURl FLOUR I

NM-N-A 1000 Bbls. Fancy Brand, Rochester
IL1Ntrsis@aEM - and tennessee FLOUR, Just landing
n HsYsk# at Folett and Brodeys Wharf, and for
NM ~ sale at Burlington or Montpelier at the
1wcst prices by BURBANK and LANGDON.
Montpelier, May 81, l94l. O5
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
CHURCH LAMPS, AND COM
MUNION WARE;
P1RLOR LAMPS and BRANCHES fr Candles J;
BRITT'dNIA TEA WARE, Of all p0tierns;
SILVER SPOONS, Of every style and pattern
SILVER WARE, Of superior finish mi workmanship
Plated TEA SETS, URNS COFFEE POTS, cio.
great variety of FANCY GOODS. for presents
Rich PARLOR CLOCKS;
Table CUTLERY. Of fine aud coslaon quality, etc.
GEORGE 3. FOSTER, at the above establishment,
has constantly for sale first assortment Of Ladies' and
Gentlemen's GOLD and SILVER WATCHES of beau-
tful styles and superior quality; Vest, Fob, and Neck
CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS SWlVELS etc.
WATCHES cleaned and repaired in the best manner,
and warranted.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN visiting Boston, in want
of any Of the above articles invited call and examine
the Doom
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IL MILITARY GOODS,
Conssiingof
Git and Plated Mounted, and Solid Scdbb1rd SWORDS
CLASPS, BELTS, SWORD-CHAINS;
Gold Gilt and Plated JACES CORDS, and BRAIDS
CHI and Pi0tcd
EPAULETT'S TASSELS and STARS;
GU GRENdDES, $ SWORD KNOTS, aud
1GUELETTES
Jhitary, Army Many and Rcuenut buttons;
PLUMES, of all Sipcs anil Colors;
POHRONS;
S,M and JIo,sted S1SHES;
WINGS, PUFF,S, CHAPEAUX CAP
TRIMMINGS, ttc
n-JsOrders for any style of MILITARY TRIMMINGS
executed at short notice.
Aiso an ,r,,,,.;r, y,d first r1,o ossor,n,c,,i INF
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SILK SIiA WI
NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1912.

lust received another lot ofhosc splendid ,ilk shuw at
| - Storrs aud Langdons. May is
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BONNETS! BONNETS ~
CtTRAW, Florence, and Chldrens Bonnets; also,
- French and American Flowers. 49,
LYMAN KING,
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MASONRY,


DRUGS AND M EDICIN ES.
A FRESH and general supply of Drugs,-Sampson
~ Reeds, Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, DR.. Taylor S
Balsam of Lverwort, Mrs. Gardners do, DR.. Carers
Compound Pulmonary Basam, Indian Vegetable ard To-
mao Pills, Pure Wines aud Spirits for medical purposes,
just received and Tor sale very low by
May II, 1884, 5ILAS BURBANK, JR.
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"A
900 CASKS from the Peru lrcn Co. on hand and 70
- sale al Burlington prices, adding low freight, by
March D, lS4l SILAS BUR BANK in,
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WROUGHT and CAST IRON PLoUGHs, together
w with few finished GrindStoncs, for sale by CHAS
SfALDiNG. May 8.
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CTORRS and LANGDONS offer more extensive 10
- Of Broadcoihs, Csssimeres, and Satines than
and at less prices. Hero is your opportunity FOR GOO
bargains. May 81, 1871.
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CLOCkS! CIOCkS
GOOD assortment df brass and wooden clocks con
~ slsnty hand and for sale very low w S ABB.
BOTT. 81
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| COUGARS. Teas Coffee Rice, Raisns, Figs Dates
- Ground Spices Molasses and other groceries, for sale
| by S. +. REDFlELD
| 9th May, n. 06
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Montpelier village, May 90, Is4l.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26
ERaIAN's POOR MANS
gy q & y IN

NNLN IL l.2 cents each Eac rlnstcr hrs printed ON
~ lht BACK uit, Shrrmaus pour mans PLASTER" II
U.s. 'Ht hst strengthening plnsCr in the Wurd md soycr-
rHh remedy Tor pan OF weakness m the back oigs side,
t''l neck lirlb' joints rheumatism, lumInaO &c &c
'H' million year viii rot suppl the demand. Thr, 70
lNft ir warming before ricatiun. Narrertod Sill
P'"r 10 All nihc-suul for quarter the u-ual prr
Hhug not Only the best but the cheapest rllsfrr i'm tl
N"u' u aAuIts rtlctna irw hours and makes aston
'hi cures IN liver urHiuis md ,s pcpsia 1t shrrl
ir worn over the region Of the liver or stomach nd
VIII Hhrrl great anu astonishing relief. IN rorgh rolls
asthma dirti ofhr1lhirg oppression Of the chest or
Nlnhhch iri viii immediately sCOth aid e7cntly Icreft
the PATIENT Persons OF ,cdcntuT habits or tLosc Nlsed
lo stand mnch, VIII receive dcri,d ,urrort from ore
nihrsr truly -rcngtheni' plser= PHYSICIANS generally
TtcoHctd them. To- preference 10 M others because acy
sch ur adhere better ana au-d greater relief In their
operation they are stimul1t tome. ard anodyrc They
are com cstd Of cuiirc' different recdrra from my
uihtr and known from the experience Of millions. Who
1Ne used hc, well rs ttc united rsimCry Of an the
celebrated ard dit uru,Cd clergy and h, sriars 10 10
the useful and hah, moderated pastcrrver uyrttrd
offered 10 tn public Several persons have called ~
the ware house press heir surprise and AZ ii glo,
miracunu cures hcs" pla-trrs have effected one u,rn
who has been ali, ctcl with rheumatism ms to he uraI
dress himself without nssistcucc was enabled amer
wearing one. only night 10 get up alone in the NOR
nns PIT his cloths and call al orr Office with c,rs .
ring with Jos and his tongue pouring forth the catrc. n,
his heart al the sudden aud signal relief he had RECEIVED
rom WIS best 81 ali remedies. Ash for Dr. shcrnirr's
Toor Mans Plaster II is called hcrausr iits ,-i,c
places In the power Of ~ TO purchase beings nn, 70 il
,enis. roi1 at the variety store Of PdNGBOEJ A
80 ASH M, Jewellers. Burra on,V 81. wholesale aoeuts
liberal dsrouni to merchants who In, r. all again
tof SAFE IN woodstock by J. II. MURDOCH.
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SnERNIN,S C0IlK LoZENGrs.

us LozngcsHrr sealed, aud have 4. Sherman ~ H."
IL Oh ir sUr N The bo> They N sul,s, a. est .,o
ava tN'ra'l t,uitl or Cough, Colds, Consru rtill -
Wh0nphE Cough, Asthma Igiutss d thr Lung, az Chst
~" @c, Ihc Irur,,,'r bts LtlVg Known au I.la Old.
Ndtte they ulu not 1--WE Irgl,rl sntsAvu,r. s,,piI
Thousand hutc. have btct sc.u Niih he .,i t.reg t
'e''org To hch, rcs0is N almost every stag, c,i-
spiFiiuh, ana those aCug mD,r The most CrsDt..Ils
colds aud coughs. They clyg and az, up tie r,l.I
ji render II ra-t, promote c,I,cu,UiuI, uny tie Ir.
cause They are made tom Capitalization q the nus
tuR superior TO C'rit thing ~ Lsc for tLCar conf hints
lldHrtts upon hundred, ct ccrtiriS, have been offered
0l ilcr WoDdriul virtues, tam those who have Teen
saved rom d Wmriy guNcnud Restored to Icri,,t health
by using them. Eo,t-uuc lo2ctlC IL dose Tot "a. adult
dhd may br repeated from thttc 10 ST, times Guy 10 Ia,
qund children, eight lrnr, old, half one; four ,tufs
quarter uid 81 ~ proportion. VERY small children or
iniauis VIII take them best DISSOLVED IN little wripr-
Sl0nd thrf net a> an cyC. produce nuUsed the dose
mus' be- c,sou,d 10 what The stomach vl tear Ialior
one viii gtrcHr lc sufficient n take h,u,r breakfast ~
the stomach is E.urc tgaii, SrbtItd No VI, eileen. cam
arise from ana over desc, O, 1t VIII cg,C the stomach to To-
l'rt Il and although not pleasant sensation Will urld
To 4i'crri,L Whore there is much IaH In the breast or
side, nuc u ShcmaEs Poor MANS lasjrr. should lc Hf
ed over The part mad worn I'll relieve d II attended vt
cusiiv@c>s few cathurtic hNHtc Ic7eracs or gry
mild cdhric medicine, should be used Us occGs.un re-
quirCs.
sold at the Variety Store, by PiEGBORg T. BRlNS.
NilD, jewellers burlington, VI, wholesale agents. A
liberal discouI Ia merchants who buy to srll again
FOR sale IN No"ls'otN' by j. II. MURDOCH.
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TO- The payments will be made through drafts on
post Offices or otherwise ,alier the expiration Of each
quarter say in February, May, August and Nov
IL. The distances are given according 10 the best
nornation; but no increased pay will be allowed,
should they prove to be greater than Is adv ersed,
It the places are correctly named.
Il. The Postmaster General is prohibited by law
from knowingly making contract for the transport
taion Of the mail with amy person who shall have
entered into my combination, or proposed to enter
into any c0ubination,to prevent the making Of any
bid fer mail contract by any Other person orper-
sons, or who shall have made any agreement, or
shall have given or performed, or promised to give
or perform, any consideration to do, or not to do
any thing whatever to induce any other person not
to bid for a mail contract.
10. On coach routes where the present contrac-
tor shall be superseded by an underbdder who
may not have the stage property requisite for the
performance of the contract he shall purchase from
the present contractor such Of his coaches teams,
and harness belonging to the route as shall be need
ed, and may he suitable for the service, al fair
valuation and make payment therefor BY reason
able instruments, us lis pay becomes due, unless
the present contractor shah continue to run stages
on the route, Should they not agree as 10 the suu-
bcness of the property the terms, or The security,
each may choose person who may appoint third
anu '"',' "te''"" 'n'' Ut I'"' ., '"G "S'haS'eF
uII''"r " If, n'n'o '''' '"ouo '''c Uogr-
"'uou' "a" " 60" P!i us WV wa "e ui'e'eo !" 'no
cch''"cI"r' n,t S"oU,H no oeclHc ~ "e proposals
~ VIC III U",o"o',nn"y'
nG u'.e,umoe, snu',u sno 'IlS hoy"e VI 'iS M
.''o" ~ ''Nu VI ~" W ''Ne INC S"'N' "nu !, ''e
~ w. i''' 'i c ''a WV
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H"''e" w '',r VI .'"' ,"'''''''' ''u''S u,
IL "''o n.'''' VI 'o'' '"'''t W .'"s'"g''H
,."' N'' 's''"' l''i''S"' "'' "'J"'seu
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o "'',r =" "sua ,on, I"'' oa 10 '',s''''tss'-
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n " r'up',u 10 o,,' "' v'' '''o ~ ,''',''.
S'n'' " Is nov on ''' ''"o' ''' VI AZ
offer 10 substitute IN inferior mode Of supply in
such eases lie may propose different DAYS and
hours of departure and arrival, provided 10 more
'iI'.- ,',, "'", W. ""' :. '" ""'""' ''"' u"
'"",' C"h"'c''un VI "hOi l"''" "c'oi'lHo"a'l"h IS
preJtdlced. lie may HSk Tor II specified number Of
DAVIS for more runninr time Tn the trim M cpr,ui,,
sooson, or macmillan L,L made IA, La,o,I ,h,.,,
~ " l1' ~ '''', - IVY '''" '"'S'
chahgcS' Il proposal Tor service dh'ereht rom The
advertisement will prevcrt It's heirs considered in
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YANKEE DECISION.

Some time between the years Of 1872 and 1911
when considerable luminosity existed between the
people of Canada and the states and when some o
the British subjects, who We're dressed with lit
tie brefaulhorily,' locked upon the Yankees u.
but little better than brutes-thr following Is said
to have taken place at the custom house at st.
Johns.
Ai"FHc orc0rr'1orahe dimensions entered the
Office and Informed the officer that he wished to en-
ter his load and receive passport, The officer
cast sarcastic looI; at him, and said it was Gus
tonary for people when they entered his Office to
receive passports 40 take OF their hats and requcs-
81, A-n DO SO instantly ...,.,
JOur dolars for that hat to keep my head and ears
warm
Nou impertncni puppy said the officer, work
ing himself into considerable ola passion, how
dare you insult me 0lfwh your hut Immediate
w.
No sircon't do it,lcep' my head proper warm. ,
Alter several orders OF similar Kind. accom-
panied with curses and threats, which met with no
better success, he stepped up to him and gave hi.
hat blow that sent it to the adjacent corner of the
ROOM The Yankee paid no attention to this, bnl
waited patiently until he had received his passport,
folded and deposited it safely within BIZ. wactand
was ready to pursue hls journey, when turning to
the officer he requested him TO pick up his hat aud
put it ON his head
The officer, was wroh, ordered him to leave the
Office or he might get into c,for he did not
make words with man Of bis description.
say, mister says the Yankee 'you mvg'
pick up my hat and that in Just ono minutes time.
or feel the weight of these death mauls,' s.mlinr
his fist rather nearer his orlsllp's face than was
agreeable,
The officer raved and sworc all to no effect and
finally threatened to cain him fhc did NOT depart.
Mister said the Yankee, times flies consid
orabc kinder fast aud at the saiae time beginning
TO unbouen his coat, aud you had better be going
after that hat
hfar several more threats, which hid the dpsied
effect upon hisopponent, and La time being nearly
cSplrcd, he sneaksd oilard picked up he hat and
offered it to its owner; hut he WIS not satisfied with
that, and ordered him TO put it on his head precise
y as he found it. The officer hasitated, bat seem,
the determination of the Yankee he set it on hi. |
head, and was about to dcplri, when he was col .
lared and ordered to place it as he found il.
Here says tho Yankee, tuck this ear under,
now the other pull il down little more in front
etc All Of wh,h orders the officer reluctantly rol-
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Charles \. liking, was xra,aglntly xtolled and
is xecrntad. lie Exhibited Hraordnary xcellence IN
xigsncy, excessive xacrebaon in xa!taiion, xenp!ary
in xternals; but XrinsiO on Examination, he WINS
Hta;ic under ,hotaon, and xireme in xci,emen,
and he xiinguished xiempore 1pression. lie was
SpaIriated for his xcessess, and to xpate lis xtray
agcnces, must Xist aud xpire in xe.
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ALETTER OF ADVICE.

FROM MISS MEp0RIA TRGylrL,y, ATpAput, TO mis-
AaNIiNFA NhyAspuR, N LOaUuN.
" Endn, Monsieur, IN hommc amable,
VOLTA pOurquoi je ne saurais Palmer. n-Scribs.
You tell me you're promised a lover,
My own Araminta, next week.
Why cannot my fancy discover
The hue orhis coat aud his cheek!
Al'7 ifhe looks like another,
vicar, banker, IL beau,
Be dcaftO your father and mother,
My own Araminta, say mop
lfhc wears top boot in his woong,
lfhe comes to you riding cob,
1.-The talhs of his baking o, brewing,
lfhc puts up his feet on the hob,
l.ht,t.r drinks port after dinner,
This b,ow o. his breeding is low,
lihe calls himself Thompson or skinner,
W. own Araminta, say Mop
1.-The studies the news in the papers,
While yOu are preparing the tea,
Ifhc talks ui the dumps and the yapors
While moonlight lies soil ON the sea,
~ ~ = Hl'N ~ N1ill' NbH olt ttIillNloia,
1.-The has not musical OH
Ifhc does not call Wertcr delicious,
My own AUminta, say Mop
1.-The ever sets foot in the city,
Among the Stockholders and Jews,
Ilhe has not Il heart lull ofpity,
he doa't stand six feet in his shoes,
lfhis lips are not rcddor than roses,
Ifhls hands are not whittier than snow,
1.-The has not the model of .oses,-
My own Araminta, say Nor
Ilhe speaks ola tax or duty,
llhe does not look grand on his knees,
lrhe's blind to laaiscaIe olhcauty
Hills, rocks, waters, and trees,
II he dotos not on desoltc towers,
Ii he likes not to hear the blast blow,
1.-The knows not the language orllowcrs,-
My own Araminta, say Mop
He must walk like god of old story,
Come down from the home @. his rcstj
lie mast smile like the sun in its glory,
Gu the buds he loves ever the best;
And oh, fromis ivory portal,
Like music his soil speech must l!ow -
1.-The speak, smile, or walk like Il mortal
Ny own Araminta, say Mop
Don't listen to tales Of his beauty,
port h,rr what they tell Of his birth,
Don't look Mt his seat IN the county,
Don't calculate whit he Is worth;
Eat give him theme to write verse on,
AMI see irhc turns ont his tool
Ifho's only an excellent person.
Ny own Awnintl, shy Nor PRAE
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origin Of Turn-cO1i.-'Ihe duke Of Savoy tool,
indilsrentIy sometimes the part Of France and
sometimes that of Spain. For this purpose h, had
a close coat, white on one side and scarlet ON the
other; that when he meant to declare himself for
france, ho wore the white outside, and when for
Spain, he turr1d il and wore 'ha red. This i. the
origin Of the saying 'turn-coat'
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Cool. do you like novels = said Miss Ian.
guish TO her up country lover. can't say said
he, for never ate any, but I'll tell you what,
I'm trenanderous at young postum -
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WANTED,

DY WARREN & MITE. n boy about le wear. ola
~ an apprentice to the saddle harness aud trunk nStr.
bis ness. ~ "'"Ais
Woodstock. Feb. Cd, ls4i Ax