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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11
TYSON FURNACE, PLYMOUTH, VT.

TYSON FURNACE, PLYMOUTH, vi.
Nt1E subscriber would respectfully call the atten'
Il ton Of the public, dealers in Stoves Iron ware,
&c 10 the manufactures of this establishment. With
in three years blast furnace, and all the buildings
and machinery, has been built and put in operation,
necessary to manufacture iron, and put it into the
various forms Of castings required for the market.
In this time more than two thousand tons OF good
Foundry metal has been made AT these works. The
facilities NJ this place for making Iron Ware are
snch as 10 enable the proprietor 10 compete success.
fully with other manufacturers in the country, and
the blast furnace havngbeen in operation Tor several
months, and now making more than thirty tons OF ex-
cellent Soft Metal per week. furnishes supply of
Stoves, Stove Plate, Hollow Ware, Caidrons and
every variety of Castings, and Pig Iron OF Superior
quality, on the most favourable terms TO dealers
A supply of the much approved Woolson's In.
proved Cook Stove, with air tight furnace, Badg
er, Hayward's Reversible lue premium. several pat
terms, elevated oven Cook Stoves and other patterns
adapted TO the different markets. all sizes, six plate
Box Stoves, Vermont Parlors, improved and embel
shed, Harp Pntors, aud beautiful pattern,
which for symmetry and TASTE is pronounced superior
TO any thing of the kind IN market, Hollow ware
favorable terms at very reduced prices 10 dealers
Also for sale 200 ions pig iron, equal 10 Scotch.
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that CT
ders for the manufactures Of this establishment will
for quality of meal and style Of workmanship, be
executed TO the entire satisfaction of purchasers. .
Orders for Stoves or Plate should be forwarded
early in the season.
All communications addressed TO the subscriber, at
"Tyson Furnace P. o. Windsor Co. will receive
prompt attention. AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace, Aug. 5th, 1910. Sc
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TINE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR 1871 BY S. N.
DICKINSON will be ready for purchasers about the ooh
December Orders first received will with the first
attention. This number is an Improvement upon all pre-
cedng numbers. 1t contains A DIRECTORY OF ALL
THE BUSINESS PEOPLE AND FIRMS IN THE
CITY alphabetically arranged each business pro-
fession. This Directory will be Of great importance all
who are in any way connected with the business
-of Boston, II will be complete guide the Warehou-
SEES, Stores Shops and Offices Of the citizens. The Caen
dar pages have been greatly improved and contain five
six additional columns of important calculations The al
manac will contain corrected map ofthe city, list of
The Streets, Banks Insurance Offices, Societies. Biogra
phes Of Eminent Men, Government ofUnited States Cen
sus of Massachusetts Courts, etc Pub institutions Sta
ges Packets etcp and interesting Of the city
of Lowell, written by one OF her citizens.
The work will be printed fine paper with entire new
iype,and handsomely bound cloth. Price 25 cents per
copy, liberal discount made those who buy sell
again. Orders sent 10 Thomas Groom 80 State street. Bos
Ton, will meet with prompt attention. 81 CIV
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VEG ETABLE SYRUP PILLs.

VEGETABLE SYRUP PILLS,
RHRS. j. MORSE'S VEGETABLE SYRUP
I'VE PILLS, celebote for The relief Of children OF
feeble habits, and csp cally those afflicted with the
ricketts,. Fer sale at The Montpelier Bookstore
and at Ncwbury, VI. by Messrs. Reyes.
Montpelier. July 1889. 10
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NOIICE.

CAAE into tho enclosure Of the subscriber on the 20h
~ inst dark Bay Mare about FIVE years old The
or is requested 10 prove property md take her away
JONATHAN MERRILL.
Ayres Farm, Berlin Dec, "a, 1870. *sl Sw.
Nrough and iron Ploughs for sale by Charles spql-
w ding. Oct. 80.
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RIPINN

NI RlPlON.
w HERAS the Legislature of the State of Vermont in
the 1889 assessed Of three per all
lands public lands excepted in the Of Rpion in the
county of Addison in said state for the purpose of making
and repairing roads and building bridges these
the propriu and land owners Of said town Of Rptun
who have not paid their proportion of said labor
otherwise to the committee appointed to supernend the
pendure the to the subscriber that much OF
their lands will be sold at public vandue the dwelling
house of Frederick Smith in said of Rpton the
third Tuesday Of Of February A. D. ls4l O'Clock
the forenoon will be requisite to discharge their respec
tive taxes with costs. Dated Ripon this 2lst day of
SINGING BOOkS-Just received, a large quantity of
- the Boston Academy, Modern Psalms, and Boston
Glee Books send in your orders at the Montpelier Book
Store. L p WALTON AND SONS.
DAsS Vios Volins, Flutes, Flies, Clarrones and Ac-
ID corjions Bass Vol, Violin and Guitar Strings Claro
Reads Instruction Books for all kinds Of Musical In
struments for sale by Town Wherell. Dec l9
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
d UST received the Tailoring Establishment of the
their clothing made in the best latest STYLES are respec
lively invited give him call. Every thing done X. c.
particularly cutting for others make Just step in and
Try. HENRY ISHAM.
Montpelier. Oct g, 1870 dw,f
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NOVEM9ER Of IAN

IL
IL N. BA LIES informs his old fends and customers
that he will continue trade under his the ole
stand where he would be happy receive continuance OF
their calls and patronage He would also inform the pub
including Fus of every description among which OF
ter, South Seal Seal and Cloth Gaps, Mus, Boas Ties,
&c DC. also prime and selected of choice
Buffalo Robes, togehey with general assortment of Eng.
ish French and American Dry Goods all Of which will be
sold for cash credit low can be purchased any
store ia The vicinity. soft
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NASHUA d LOWELL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
sA-ss.s5ss.rr-1 SszNs-sssr-y, fa.,,s.rp, EzEss=s "A
52 s rs sSssSSs $500 s G
ON and after Wednesday, April Isl, 1874.

nN and after Wednesday, April Isl, 1910, the
~ Passenger Trains will run as iolle@s
Leave tho Depot Of thf Lowell road in
Boston at 1.2 and II l-2 NJ, and P NJ!
Nashua at "a A, M. 10 M. and "a 2, M. ~
Lowtll ats "a NJ, ~ Sd, and 6 | P NJ.
or Immediately on the arrival of the cars from Bos-
ton.
WAY PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsboro' and North Chelmsford.
Fare from Nashua TO Lowell so cts From Nashua
TO Boston 81 so.
On the arrival of tho cars at Nashua, stages leave
for all parts Of New Hampshire, Vermont, New
York and Canada, via Amoskcag, Concord, Keene,
Charleston, N. II. Windsor, marlborough VI, &C.
Books are kept at the Stage Office, Nos. and l
Elm street, BOSTON and the Northern and Wes-
tern Railroad and Stage Office in front of the De-
pot, Low ELL, where seats be secured in any
of the Coaches and correct information obtained re-
speclng the different stage routes.
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no THE PUkLIC.

M 10 THE PUBLIC.
w the citizens Of Osego county, Now York, do
that when CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALsAM was first intro
duced among did not believe his advertisements nor,
could then believe that any medicine could be made
sufficiently powerful restore torpid and persisted limbs,
rheumatism prevent teethache and qunsv and
Group, raes, with certantyand at the time be
exceedingly mild 10 and wounds The
desperate piles; burns and calds and cuN and
tore frozen limbs quicker and better than any medicine
before invented and could be depended upon quiet pain
and relieve in all cases. And although we
continued from time to time to hear that 1t had been used
with great success still the Of inhabitants slow
to be convinced that all these statements could be true.
But after six Of observation and after having
fully tested the Basam for satisfaction free
say that have found fully equal his recommended
tons and it has become generally priced among us, and is
kept every house. and used by every family throughout
the region 1t relieve pain almost instantly, and
it is considered the most valuable family medicine eveI
known
JOHN II. PRENTIss, Member Of the House of Rcpresen-
taves in Congress.
Ivory HOLLAND, Member Of Assembly in the Legsa-
tnre Of the state Of New York.
Penn. Allen, Joel Petis, c. Delong, G. Rockwell & Co.
Merchants. And others. Osego, Jan. 1887.
For sale by S. BRITAIN, Bore, and by E. II PR EN-
TISS, Montpelier, VT. II 6m
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La
SUPERIOR to the Hypean Brandretb Evans Indian
- Pugayc the Maches n lSanatiye or any other
pills or Compyuud before the pubc as certified To nv
Physicians and others Let none condemn them until
they have tried them and then we are certain thew will
nat
If is rov, = so,od o.,, ,i,h all ,,bo have ,,oa ,b
Vegetable pc,sia Dill ,ha, DO, aro rro uno,I, ,h
he1i md 30, oa;,, IL Ma t ; ,I. ~ Wv,
is ms olhoeclous alhly 'eTiolnc ,,u' hds ye'
TJ 'oIi i ~ eYo'F a,niy oouiu oecelne , ac
I o WI" so.l sVsoelgn PJ"vi , oser uSeaso' tney
onnv nn IKE Gr" D Of disease ond ,bnu S y,
much distress moud he avoided and money saved as wall
AS Inc lives of tLouya VIC arc hurried an, of lime Inv
neqocttnp doe in m r Saoes or by not being in nos
session OF remedy which tbey can place aepepdence M.
on
NJ An ,rLo b m e,ard aoainst sickness shoiLd use The
PERSIAN Pills frLy tphen needd: mo injur, con en-
sue If used from Month 10 old uen taken ace0rdng IN The
directions IN
| The RESURRECTION OR PERSLdN PILLS
The name of these Ills originated from the circumstance
of the medicine being found only in the cemeteries of e
sa The vepetabe productions being of a peculiar kind
led to experiments to it's medical qualities and virtues
In half century il became an established medicine for
diseases OF that country The extract of tins singular po-
ducton was introduced into some parts of Europe IN the
wear 1888 and used by many celebrated physicians IN cur
inc CERTAIN dsca where all other had been
Early in the wear 1872 the extract was COM
bined with certain vegetable medicine from D.
ra Baca in the East Indies and formed into pills The
admirable effect this compound the humun system
led physicians and families nio It's general use Thsir
long established character their universal and healing vr-
tues The detergent and cleansing Qualities of the spec-
cal upon the eander part Of the system are such as
will sustain hoir reputation and genera use in the Amer-
| can Republic,
| rppTJrJ/r sTES.
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ITO MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.-rhe UNDER
Il signed continuing be the only manufacturer of what
is known INDIAN POND cYrHE-SToNEs, would res
pectfuy inform Merchants that his Pedsrs will if encour-
aged call ia the of the present winter at most of the
Stores in Vermont, New Hampshire, aud in Essex and
Clinton counties, N Y. and will If required furnish Indian
Pond Stones a credit till October
Farmers by obtaining aud using said Scythe Stones,
have sharp scyIhes with little labor.
fellow by the of Isaac Pike. who halls from Ha
verll N. H preends to sell Indian Pond Stones but he
sells inferior counterfeit assuming the of Indian
Pond doubt market ,chandiLe which is known to
be Of inferior quality,
Other persons in Haverhill and vich , make Scythc
Stones and lest their Pcdas repre them of Indian Pond
qualify, Merchants requested notice that every box
of Indian Pond Stones marked in printed letters o. r.
FYLER, Bradford VT. Dec 25 lS40.-s4 6w.
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cENu,NE EXTRACT OF ToMATo.

GENUINE EXTRACT OF TOMATO!
lust received Few Dozen Of Dr. Miles To.
y mato PILLS; These pills are the only sutsli-
lute for calomI ever prepared from the Tomato
beng almost inlable remedy Tor bilious lever,
inflammation Of the head chest, rhcu natish or any
form Of acute Diseases aIlectObs o The liver, dlspep
STA, bowel complaints, Indigestion &c, 1t is cleans
ing and Purifying 10 The system, acts in perfect har
monv with the known laws Of life, and is undoubt-
eddy one OF the most valuable articles ever offered
for public trial, for sale al the Bookstore Of
L. p. WALTON g. SONS.
NJ Office. The subscriber still continues the
y manufacture Of Edge Tools al his Cash Shop
at the south end Of the Arch Bridge.
N. B. Axes to be jumped repaired of short no.
lice in the best manner ground and polished ready
for use. All orders sent from a distance will receive
prompt attention. HEZEKlAH WARD.
Montpelier, Feb. "a, lS4o.
M EW GOODS.-BALDWIN & SCOTT have
' received large supply OF New Goods, which they
will sell good terms can be had any where
Montpelier, Sept. %. III
JOHN LEACH ~ co.
Successors 10 Leach, Page g. Gilmore,
WHOLESALE dealers in West India Goods,
w Wines, Teas. Sc. &C. also Winter, Summer
and refined OIL, No. 3, Merchants Row, Boston,
Mass JOHN LEACH,
JOSEPH A. GILMORE.
IDDFor sale above, at the manufacturers price,
William Browns No. l. Silver Top, Sarsapara
Compound or Mead Syrup, which was so much used
the past summer az common bevataee. 4SuC
4 AMP OlL.-Sporm OIL Of the hes, quality, war
a. ronted perfectly pure, IoI sale by
Sept 25 Ell. PRENTIss.
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BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES AMI
YESTINGS!


DUFUS II. RIKER, Draper and Tailor
IL state street, opposite the bank, at the old stand
OF /. Rlker & Son, has received from New York
good and Fashionable assortment Of Broad Cloths
CasSimeres and Vestings. Embracing super blk
blue brown and olive green Broadcloths, super black
Doe Skin Cashmere, do SUP. black double milled
and drSb Cassmcre, black Satin and Velvet YES
tngs do. plain and figured Sattins, Marsaillos, Va
lenca end Wors,ed blue, brown and drab Beaver
and Pilot Cloths Over Goats; trimmings of all kinds:
silk cord for coats and surlouts bindings; surgss
Siccia Bombazines Silk; Twist MarshaPs linen
Thread, all coors and numbers; fs'd saliu velvet
Buttons. do. Listing do. guilt, do. brocade and twist
Buttons; Suspenders, Bosons, Collars, Drilled Eyed
Needles, inch Measures, &c. &c. Garments well
made and in the most fashionable sl,!e. Cutting
done Tor others make and warranted TO f., at shorl
notice. Gentlemen wishing for fashionable gar.
ments respectfully invited TO call at the old stand
opposite The Bank.
N. E. The Fall and Winter Fashions for lS40-l
received.
Montpelier Nov. 1910. 30 en-
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5000 Y Sh.Hos es5sp eG'on goods Yard wide
cents per yard 1000 yards real Harrison fam
lily sheetngs, uckng drlings Annes, wckns, yarn
batting etc inst opened at the cash store, and for sale by
Langdon and Wright. Oct
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LNOUND-O the 2lst inst. at the Temperance House
L Nine Dollars in Bills; the have the same by
calling Rkers Building, and paving for this advertise
ment Dec % 1910. HENRY LITTLETON.
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and Silver Lever and Leplne,
English Ere and Swiss
WATCHES, gold, gilt, steel
and plated Watch Trimmings ;
diamond, pearl, jet, chased ard
plain Ornaments; warranted
gold beads, silver spoons sill =
YER plated and Britania Ware ;
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BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMkRES, ETC

I BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMtRES, ETC.
UST received by Jewe, Howes and Co. supetfne emo
medium Eng Ger. and American Broad Cloths ofa colors
and prices Pilot and Beaver Cloths of every variety from
81 SO 10 So per yard, Cassmeres, styles-London
Doe Skins, Black, blue and fancy colored Cassmeres
Vesngs styles-Winter Vestngs, figured and plain
satin dol together with large assortment Of Vevets Ser
ges SiIscas Bro. Linens, Canvass Padding, Binding
Any gentleman, ofgarmens ofany kind, will do well
to give US a call. Oct. g. ls40
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silver plated shutters trays; spy glasses OF all Kinds
pocket compasses, Thermometers pocket books and
wallets. gilt and steel purse clasps, Cutlery very
large assortment Rogers celebrated penknives, var-
Gus kinds, variety of superior polished SCISSORS ;
silver butter knives and creainers percussion caps
silver and steel spectacle and eye glasses, open top
silver and steel thimbes silver pencil cases. bead
purses and bags, gold neck claIns stay rings, spirit
level walls Rogers superior English Razors, razor
straps; tweezers hair tooth and nail brushes; sha
wing boxes; cologne, otto Of rose, lavender, fancy
soaps extract Of rose, shaving mirrors, chess mem
stripping pencils, gold and silver leaf cut-glass smell
ling bottles, China very neat styles, pa-
ted bell rattes, ivory emory CUSHIONS screw do spool
stands, &c.-alto q 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 Induced n reduce their retail prices.
Any person wishing to purchase will do well 10 give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
CT ocks and Watches of.overy description careful
ly repaired and warranted. tEyoCash paid for old
Gold and Silver. Montpelier. Dec 10, 1910.
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TOWN & WITHERELL.h have just receiv.
l. a splendid assortment OF shell combs, consIstng 2
in part of plain aud rough side back and neck Combs
puff and twist do Ivory toilet do walking sticks and
canes OF all kinds, wooden tobacco boxee, &c. all OF
which will be sold at the lowest prices. 50
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IOLD Beads Silver Spoons andhrst raj Watches CON
- stanly on hand such Levers, Hvrzonal, English
French and 5 Siss, very low J. S. ABBOTT
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SToNES AXES, the best kind made, for sac by Srvrrs
oand Langdon Oct l6 6m.
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YxrATCHEs. IEWELRY. I'd. &c.

VNI AIOH rs, JB w u LKh WU' &Us-
w TOWN & WlfHERELL one door west oil
the Village Hotel, Montpelier. VT, manufacture and
will 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 Jewery to
any pattern desired. They have on hand large
stock, comprising more rich and extensive assor-
menl than ever before offered in this market, of Watch
es Jewetry, Musical Instruments and fancy articles
which The public are invited to call and examine foI
themselves. Their supply consists in part Of Gold
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-11

good assortment Of Jewelry just opened and of
IA fered for sale che ap the cheapest and second
none by J. S. ABBOTT. Oct. Nv
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! NEW GOODS.-BALDWIN & SCOTT have
L ' cceved large supply OF New Goods, which they
will sell good terms os can be had any where
Montpelier Sept. 25. III
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
,sTI1,y,'T;C Pa,WDRK

NOR prompt AID ecua IF the Asthma and ell
Gng-fhI. valuable preparation which
publicly introduced i;i origin to the pre-
who used III his practice nth
great other a-dicine laying other claim han
the pofa relief aohary nave passed nto oblivion
this ay other than that of
n1ndua has successfully stood the te-: Tor wears
and dlily adds o celebrity.
The aud the epea:ca
publicly made kao"G the community have at
eug:h present proprietor comply nth their wishes
aad ~ thu do he hope. benefit may be afflicted
tti- distressing complaint
Prepared and old by H. ". PROWITT. Druggist,
icl- 81. No 3 Reehrnan
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
lRHis TeOTI4-1FAsH.

ORH1s TGOTH-WAsH.-T orris Iooic Wash i,
" purely vegetable preparation Possessing the properties Of
teeth aad mouth the gums 70 healthy state
-aeaant ate odor IL the mouth whether
arising Of the stomach.
testimony % the enHcs Dentists and Phy-caas
UGioG favor cOnclusivey shown BY ae
uerous tha accompany each bottle
per bottle. For ,e b. the tleren; Druggists III.
ctg an! b., the Proprietor. a NJ. Coolest l43 Ira
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
nu. C1lApIN,s rRUsxwe AND sUpPOKT.

I Z = UT
~ ERSThese Instruments have received tie decided
baton OF the first medical men f country The has re-
ceiyed the iulo8n, testimonials IL The Medical Journal
N YORK JurHa! Medicine and Surgery The Editor rerrarf'
taken pan inquire Of tAe bot authorities to the
DR.. c. apparatus, and and Them much approved BY the
e,,on.'
Boston Mcaca! and Surgical Journal
Capa Supporter Truss John K. Ctaptn, NJ D. Of
NewYsr, certainly ho~ himself 20 be Of
chAnicsl lngcnu.;y the workmanship, l. flzlucss
81 tnlnn-.trcet. m. ira
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
E,lOVEs, to no. &jJ

the tooth free ngredeh'
by unprpciprd foreigners IN TIN. had oihef
only used m tender teeth that caa-
rot filed pure god winch all times the Lost ~hero tho
pa.nl ne operation # ons"dsng with sufficient
fire. ~ e1 mir and too.tuc The Mineral Paste alays the
ue pair aud ret,u pristine powers kr long p"ro to
render the Tn" Ahc" Teeth
res- the OF crIS ' co"-'o" ~ me-
dicine . discoloraor. other causes
rhey fixed gums without PAIN requiring spiral
.A>p springs gaturcs OF any kn AMI at all Tunes rs-
tho teeth the creates, possible drgree aud var
al the purposes ri artcul4tion a'
cior & IT, y,rv mans l,t;cring testimonials from III, brhrea
profession have been HI! puP would III volume ~
p sey department and every op@ro" o Dental eur
er- 49, usual. Charges Hour of attenfe from A. NJ
to ? ly sunday. excepted No 2t3 Bro1i"ay opposite tho
p,-L hr,, toor. above Rarcliy.,trea je-n
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21

MAINLAND. d.
Ss>qashsEaa Bk %.
W a-hInc,oa c do.
Al other .3.lS
DIST. % coLCNBu.
AlrNandrn zee. bro-e
Columbia. DO.
C,1sral .-..-.. 10.
Fraaklin %
Me-Aanic. --.....ao-
Merchants ---eo-
All others ..--3 !aS.
VIRC;S:A-
Ncr 4 Nee WhSel'g 10
We>iera. 10
Exchange .-.--.iiai
Farmers .-..... 10
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<oRrs cNxot&l
$500 .eo-cd
M Others .ils5.
SoeIH cNSotiSi
Camden 1900 SLABS
hAfle,ton .-.--.as,
rher-,W .. 10
rolumbis. ,
GEORGETOWN -. 3.sS
$4,000. 10
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do Brii-c .brokr
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S,v.nnah Bk..5,s
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W. .OalO
None X = Co. 30.
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plants Nee Col .l&aN
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Hc.tcru SaD
N,s,NA.
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roivbsebhrr broke
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10 " lem
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10 Cincinnati De.
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lU,m,lto,nn1Ru.>-
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lkir,lanri safety So
Lebanon aud Miami
Banking Coz.
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Mice : TradClncia
Monroe Falls Man.
,f,c,,rino 90
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N,rut,ci Co closed
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.Ir,r MERRIAM closed
IN,rt,ganCuy fraud
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New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
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