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Health and Strength !
DR.. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY

WINE BIZ IERS,
4 RE the only sure remedy for Dyspepsia
N and Jaundice that has ever been discovered
and their general use for 80 years, with re-
CONNIE ndations from the most eminent OF The
Medical Faculty, and editorial notices from the
Boston Morning. Post, Boston Da ly Mail, Plym-
outh Memorial, Anoskeag Representative Barn
stable Patriot, Essex Banner, Haverhill Ga
zette, Lowell Patriot, Bunker Hill Aurora,
Charestown, Portsmouth Gazette, N. H., North
ern Star, r. Island, Lincoln Telegraph, Me-,
New York Evening Signal, &c. must assure the
afflicted that they,pOssess wonderful merit.
THEY GIVE LIFE, ELASTICITY AND vIGoR
to the vlscera, promote the peristaltIc action,
cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy
accumulations, and purify and enliven the blood
in the most thorough and efiectual manner.
They are the most certain remedy for all those
prevalent Diseases called dyspepsia jaundce, liv-
er complaints, heartburn, dizziness, headache,
wandering or settled pains, sinking faintness.
sour stomach, loss OF appetite, weakness of the
all diseases caused by an unhealthy statetof the
stomach and bowels.
They are the unrivlled and effieacIous com
pound Of a
GPREGULAR PHYsICIAN=E{
and Graduate of the
NEw-HAMPsHlRE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
VINO has made the study of Medicine his pro-
fession.
Being composed entirely of vegetables, thew
are of such nature that they may be taken in
any length of time by invalids of any age, with
>ut injuring the system or exposing it to take
old
BEWARE OF PEDLERS!!
The genuine article cannot be obtained of
them on any Pretence whatever.
INEVER EMPLOY THEM
Nor allo,o then. to sell my Medicines.
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LOST,

LOST,
AN Thursday evening last. in the village
" of Middlebury, blue SILK PURSE,
containing two gold rings, and about twelve
dollars, among which were two half eagles
and two-livre piece, which is not common.
Whoever will return said purse and its con-
tents, to the Middlebury Bookstore, shall
be well rewarded.
AUGUST o.
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EOr Sale

NHE Subscriber offers for Sale his Oil Mill
Il with the Valuable Water privilege attach.
ed to it.togetfer with convenient Brick House
and Lot, situated at the lower Falls, half mile
below this Village likewise large Brick House
and Lot, near the Congregational Meeting
House, in this Village Ira Stewart.
Middlebury Aug. 7ih ls4l.
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LOOK OUT.

Some Swindlers have counterfeted this article and
put il up with various devices. Do not be imposed
upon. One thing Only will protect you-it is the
name OF COMSTOCK CO., that name must be
always on the wrapper, you are cheated. Do not
forgett. Take this direction with you, and test by
that. buy it; fer it smpossibe for any other
10 be true or genuine.
Sold by COMSTOCK & CO..
IL Maiden Lane. l0:1y
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This Packet has been tboro ghly Ieraed and
now in first rate order for
Freight and Passengers.
Will leave Vergennes at o'clock in the morning,
lowed by the Steamer McDonough. Fret ght mus
be board the day previous. Passengers, partlcu-
larry from Vermont, those moving or visiting their
friends, TO and fro, will almost always find some 60
ing into their immediate neIghborhood, thereby max
ing the trip more agreeable. Every attention will be
paid to Passengers, with, or without board, by a
careful CAPTAIN and crew, who will endeavor to give
satsfacton.-For further particulars, inquire ofthe
captain on board, or of
r. CHAPMAN, Vergennes.
or JOY e. WEBSTER, Buffalo.
March 25, 1S4l. 49;6m.
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HUMAN HAIR.
CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND
HAIR

Strange it is that persons who attend strictly TO
personal cleanliness, baths, &C. should neglect the
Head-'he Hair the most essental-ihe most expos
ed-apd the most beautiful, though properly cared
for of all the gifts Of the Creator. Recily free may
it be kept of dandruff or scurf witt ertainiy that
the hair cannot fall out, by the use sl&yke Balm. OF
Columbia Ladies will you make your toilet without
this article answer fearlessy, No, ifyou have
tried and experienced its purifying efects-, sweet
perfume.
A hundred articles have been put forth the
credit of this-the only rs-the only really valuable
article. of testimony from all classes to these
Gcts
LOOK OUT.
Counerfeits abroad look way for the name
of COMSTOCK CO., on the splendid wrappers
and never buy it without that name
READ THE FOLLOWING.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayor of Phila-
selphia, has certified, may be seen below TO the
high character OF the following gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
sed the Balm of Columbia discovered by j. Oldridge
nd have found it highly serviceable not only as
revent;ve against the falling off of hair but also
ertln restorative.
WIN. THATCHER, senior,
Methodist Minister in St. George charge,
No. SO North Fifth-st,
JOHN P. INGLES, 33I Arch st.
JOHN d. THOMAS, M. D. 1853 Race,.
JOHN S. FUREY, lOI Spruce St
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South 9TH s.
JOHN YARD, jr., 123 Arch ST.
For SHE by S. MOODY. Druggist. u.n
ENOL ANS SARsApARILLA CoMpoT.n
u n 10 doz. for sGle by the doz. or al re-
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800 REV ARD,

IN Ne HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD has been Offered for months, TO any
one who will bottle of Hays Liniment for the
Piles without being cured Of thousands sold, in
10 instance has it failed of cure. Proof over
whelnng TO be had where it is sold. 1t is also GER
tain cure in nearly every case.
Externally in the following complaints.
For the Piles. Tightness Of the chest
For all Dropsy, especially in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers, of the legs,
Sore thloat by cancers or or other fungus sores,
ulcers however obstinate or
Group, long standing,
Whooping cough, Fresh Wounds,
Scald Head. Chblains &c. &.
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H EESVILLE round, square,and flat Iron
MA. of all the sizes manufactured II the
works, are constantly on hand, and foi ale by
the subscriber. IRA ST EW 1t.
.Middlebury, August 8, 1S41.
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Lasts.

E UST received large supply OF Townc
eD LASTS and BOOT TREES, BY
Il. BECKWITH.
March ., lS41.
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Shirts, Bosoms s. Collars,
MADE by the Education Society, constantly
on hand al d for sale by
Jtl7.6,I s4l. H.
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CONGRESS and Pavilion Water for sale by
" J. WOQD.
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PIANO FORTES.

Persons wishing to purchase will please leave
their name and number at the Jewelry Store
of Mr.. Joseph Dyar, and they will be duly no.
tilted when the pianos are ready for examina-
ton. Orders for pianos may also be left with
MT. Dyar, stating what price and description
of instrument is wanted, and it will be immedi-
atey forwarded TO the mandatory at Albany
and answers returned The Pianos will be
found first quality, and references may be CIV
en- to many families of the first responsibility
in the country.
References in Castleton-J. Meacham, A.
w. Hyde, Rev. Mr.. Hallock, A. Warner,
DR.. Smith, and Linus Warner, Prof. of Music.
Also 10 Cash'r Scott, Bank of Vergennes.
Terms accommodating.
July 6, ls41. 2mo.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Z
m nTI

The Hon. probate for the district ofNew Haven
To all Interested the Estate Of George Bdwe ae OF
S;arksburo decreased GREETING.
Whereas Daniel Nnible!, administrator de bonls non
Deceased proposes render account OF bis
aiion present against said estate Tor at
hwance, Probate holden the house oil b.Mu
in Bristol in said district the Monday OF oetooe.
10 o'clock, M Therefore, are hereby 10 app
the time and place aforesaid 10 sW
if any YOU have why said should not be ao~eo
~, A n ISL Is3 HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge
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Doct. Harris

Doct. Harris
HAS again returned from w dstock
LIZ and will hereafter remain in iddlebury
during the summer. He feels condent tina
his skill, and enlarged experience as dentist,
will ensure him the liberal patronage which he
has hitherto received from the inhabitants OF his
native town.
Middleburv, July Is, lS41, loft
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VERGENNES & BUF FAC
LINE.
THE CANALsPACKET
J. SHERMAN,

CAPT NJ. T. DAVIS, will commence her trips
" on the 9th of April, between this city and Buff
fao, Running NIGHT and DAY, as follows:
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HOL ANS SARsAPARILLA CoMpouNp
IL 10 doz. for sale by the doz or al re
tail, by JOHN WOOD.
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CANCERS, SCROFULA AND OTHER
HUMORS.
ERR REUBEN w. HAEEE

IT'S now at his residence in Groton, Vermont
n where any afflicted with Cancerous Tumors
and Humors of any description can receive his at
tention.
Without adding long catalogue of certificates
to this advertisements reference is made to some
few individuals who will give such information as
may be requested by those disposed to make nqui
ry, viz:
Charles Davis, Esq. ofDanve, Vt. who had
son afflicted with Cancer and cured by Doctor
Hill. Also, Mr. Estabrooks, OF Danvie, who
afflicted with Cancer over the eye, and cured by
Doctor Hill. Also reference is had to
Oliver Going, Waterford, Vermont,
Mark French, do do
Thomas Wason, Esq. Newbury, do
Nathan Blake, ESQ. Corinh, do
John Arlington, Esq. ST Johnsbury, do
Hazen Low, Ryegate, do
Lemuel Southword, West Farley, do
Mr. Kent, Waterford, do
Mr. Baker, 90 do
Mr. Hastings Bath, NJ Ii.
great many individuals might be named in
different sections OF Vermont and New Hampshire
that have received from Doctor Hill, but
their names not being distinctly recoeCted, it
might lead to mistakes, it is therefore omitted
Jan. 1S4l 1S0tf
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M G dicaA wv fare.

NOR salo weapons to combat disease, where it
n exists; and to prevent attack, if it threat
ems Besides hundreds of others the following:
Strychnine 10 durot OF mercury Cyanuret of Pc
assa, Hydriodate and Chlorate of do, Chloric Ae-
ther, Fluid Magnesia, Extract of Lettuce, Extract
of Logwood, Buchu Leaves, Mezereon, E. Sarsa-
paria, Cough Lozenges, Worm, do, Poor Man S
Plaster, Haidy's Salve, Bitter Root extra fne,-
Golden Seal Evans Lancets, Trusses, Abdominal
Supporters, Bougies, Catheters, Syrnges various
sizes, Eye Stones, &c &c. Also variety of fan
cy articles. LUTHER JEWETT.
st Johnsbury Plain. 21O
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Writing Hmk--Hslne and BLACK,

vi w and Superior Blue Writing Fluid in
L small and large bottles-aso Currer 81 Halls
black writing fluid, may be obtained at the Caledo
man otfioe-bythe single boteor in large quantities.
The blue ink is of the manufacture OF Messrs
Cnrrier u Hal, and superior TO any ever made or
sold in the United States.
Oct &c, S40l. 1sa
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no the Public.

VUVHE subscriber will manufacture Wool upon
b. shares or for a reasonable price per yard -
those wishing their Wool Manufactured can have
il VOL done Nv calling on the subscriber at his
stand nd at West Barnet. Ho will also Gard Wool
and drcss Cloth on the most reasonable terms and
in best order lie will likewise manufacture
JOHN CARTER.
pa Mo-, or 1gAl 200tf
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Caledonia Go. Grammar school,

AT MOON.
The FGU Term will commence on Monday Sept.
Sd, under the instruction of
GEORGE CHASE, A. b.,
graduate of Dartmouth College, and able and
ex perenced teacher in whom entire confidence
may be safely placed.
This institution is provided with extensive APP
paraus for the illustration of the Natural Sciences
and all the facilities requisite for the acquisition Of
thorough English and Classical education. Teach
ers and those preparing for College will receive
special attention
Board (includng wood and washing;) 81 so per
week.
Tuition from $s3 to $50, go per quarter.
L. b. CHASE, }c..
2lU THOS. BARTLETT, JR 'ommi''ee'
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HI a he I'D - wv "A az E.

HI a Ag I'D wv "A Rs E.
MONTGOMERY NEWELL informs the pub
W. lie that he has recommended the
nh ~ n d. w are lib VI i IN
at the Stole formerly occupied by him, No. SO,
State Street, Boston, and has received by late
rivals complete assortment of
BLR.NLNGH.4NI AND SHEFFIELD
G. o obs,
which he offers for sale the most favorable
terms This importation will enable him to pre-
sent fresh stock of well selected Goods, purchas
ed with Cash. TO which he respectfully invites the
attention of the Country trade.
GUSTAVUS TUCKERMAN, late w. & &.
Tuckerman, having engaged his services to Mr.
Newell as general Assistant in the arrangement
and prosecution of his new business, respectfully
invites has old friends to call Mr. Newell II, when
purchasing their Spring supplies, at No. SO, State
Street, and renew their business intercourse. Mr.
Tuckerman may be constantly found at the above
stand, and confidently hopes for renewal of ac-
quantance with his former friends and customers
whose transactions with Mr. Newell he assures
them will be as satisfactory as in past times they
have been with himself
April Is. 195epis2m
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MORAL CHARACTER OF THE DEPART.
ED.

MORAL CHARACTER OF THE DEPART
From Rev. w. Adams, sermon on the death ofthe
President
There is circumstance in connection with
death which is very striking. 1t is the deep IN
terest which is felt by survivors in the moral char
acter of the departed. There is an eager nquls
Inverness after the evidences o. his preparation for
DEATH There is anxiety to know what the
individual as he approached the confines of eter-
nifty. Did he show himself christian? Did he
express himself as being ready for the summons?
Did he leave testimony that it all well with
his soul? This remarkable fact, my hearers, is
one mode in which the human conscience testi.
ies to the wisdom and necessity of being well
prepared TO meet holy God. This universal hab.
1t has been forcibly br"ugbtt my attention in the
present instance. With the religious character of
the deceased I am wholly unacquainted. OF this
am not to speak IF evidence exists of true
piety in his heart and life, most sincerely do
joice, prasing God. But the fact Of which
speak, is the importance which is attached in
the judgment OF all, to any acts, any impressions
which indicate religious turn of mind. Every
thing else appears to be lost sight of in the presence
of death. When the officers of state made official
announcements Of his decease, nothing was judged
to BIO Of greater Importance to be told, than that
his death was 'calm and resigned" The fact that
entering the national mansion he had purchased
a"BIble and Prayer book which, on the day of
interment, were placed beside his coffin-tho fact
that he sgnified to a religious attendant his purpose
connect himself with christian church, on
profession of his faith-why my brethren, Is so
much interest attached to circumstances like these?
Why do men, whether their own lives evnce
regard to religion or not speak of those facts
very important? They pubished-they
'reported-they the theme OF conversation and
inquiry. The reason is as l have already said,
that there is in the bosom of every man the con-
seriousness that tue religion alone prepares any
mortal to appear beforethe tribunal of God Nothing
is more common than for the m os rreligous when
death invades the circle of their nearest compan.
Ionships, to make mention, as a matter of salts.
faction of every look and act and sign of the de.
ceased, which evidenced preparation ,on his part,
for the great change. Every thing else loses its i'm
portance. When was it known, in these
christian times, that the amount of mans posses
sions was inscribed on his tomb stone? The bare
suggestion of such thing would be construed as
mockery of death, under whose denuding hand
she rich man leaveth the world naked be enter
ed it. But if in all his life, there vrtue
satisfactory evidence of Gods approval, this, be
sure, you will find uptured in conspicuous char
acters on his monumental marble; and even there
not half imperishably, as on the hearts of sur
yiying kindred.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
d Eg a wi WI A R q O. Nh ID % Il

TVIIIS institution, which has been in constant
Il. and successful operation during nearly forty
years, offers increased facilities Tor the improves
ment OF students. 1t will continue to be under
the instruction Of Mr. G. G.. CHASE, Principal, and
Mr. T.. SMITH, in, Assistant.
Mr. Chase's character as successful and correct
Instructor is TOO we'll known in the vicinity to re-
aure commentator. Lectures will be given by
the Principal on various subjects Of science during
the fall and winter, for which purpose suitable
Apparatus IS provided
The fall term will commence on "Wednesday
the first day OF September next. Tuition from 81
to S3 per term Of IL weeks.
JOSIAH SHEDD, Secretary.
Peacham, Aug. 49,, 1871. 2llw3
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r. a rm for Sal e.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
4 in ST. Johnsbury one mile and half from
the Plain and two miles from the Centre Village
1t contains 100 acres of as good land for all kinds
ofProduce as any farm in the County Of Caledonia;
and is suitably divided for pasturage and tillage,
and we'll wooded ~ has upon it sugar Orchard of
600 trees, and of easy in part by load
ed teams. Said Farm is also well fenced and we'll
watered.
The buildings are, good house, barns and am
pie and convenient outhouses, with slaughe
house.
A liberal credit given for part or the purchase
money.
Those wishing 70 purchase invited to call
and view the premises.
JOEL HASTINGS.
ST. Johnsbury, Aug. 3, 1941. 209tr
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ROOTS and sGaOEs.

YTNHE subscriber has on hand mems thick ana
n thin BOOTS and SHOES, womons caiiskIn ,
PIJMPS of all sizes which he offers at reasonable
prices, and will take in exchange. most kinds OF
comfy produce and butter. and cash will not DO
refused. IHi n.y., .,n7,t
81 InhnshnrY East. JnlY II, 1871. @OIu
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COUNTERFEITS, BEWARE OF IhIPOSl
IIONl

Each genuine bottle is enclosed in blue wrap
per, on which is a label, signed by SAMPsOSRfN
NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUINE
~ The outside Yellow Label will hayeon n
after December 1889, in addition to that OF S'T
son Reed, the Signature ofWN. JONI CuTLEF"
of his partners.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable paImo 1,.I
Balsam has been the cause of attempts nuo"y %s
spurious articles, which by partially ASSUMING ' %g
name of the genuine, calculated to mlS~aa a.
deceive the public. Among these mixture, az
American Pulmonary Balsam,' "Compoundt Wv
nay Balsamic Syrup" pulmonary Basanl ,,sn
ter's Compound Pulmonary Balsanl, ans . "uS-
Purchasers for the true article by its whoHTIa ma
PULMONARY BAASAM and see that II N''"
marks and signatures of the genuine. ..u, Pd
Each bottle and seal is stamped 'VegelAO'
monary Balsam.' nmei
ZONE MORE COUNTERFEIT, besides 'he nnlJ
can Pulmonary Balsam, and Others ABOVE ~, d"' NIL
to!-An attempt has been made to deceive w., Dr. pum,
lie by spurious mixture called 'Vegetao'g ~ M
nary Balsam,' sometimes signed Samuel ! i' by b
sometimes Sampson Lee-said to prePaa l nam, M D
unprncipled man in Bangor, Me. Inc . Ir
written in way to resemble the genuine 'so nrb
and IS most foul attempt to deceive .uI Fore
and avoid the punishment that await ac'"''
ry. ,,r, Err 0is
For sale by REED, WING IL CGlhn" Msd
Low g. Reed) wholesale dealers IN DlasSC bataf
cines, Paints and Dye Stuffs, No. o. o. iobnsg
Street Boston, also by Luther Jewett, p., CbarIa
ry, VT, and A. Mcmillan Danville Vt.oy, e1eoy
81 Brown. Price so cts.
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T. am a II "a x.

VENHE proprietors and land owners of the town
D. of Newark, in the County of Caledonia ana
sta,e OF Vermont, are hereby Notified that peui.
lion will be presented to the Legislature at their
session 10 be holden in October next, praying FOR a
,ny Of four cents on each acre of taxable land IN
said town of Newark for the purpose of making
and repairing roads and building bridges IN sald
town. CdAhLEo hh.NNEA c,,
LORIAN SLEEPER, Selectmen
JABEZ SMITH,
Navarro, Aua a. 1871. SllWo
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N e w G. 90 d S .

TIME subscribers have the pleasure of informing
Il their customers and the public generally that
they just received prime assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting in part of the following articles:
Florence, Dunstabe and IL braid BONNETS;
Palm leaf Hoods; Bonnet Ribbons, prime
sortment; also Cap and Taffata, do;
Shawls bonnet Silks; fancy Hd<fs.; white, red
and figured pocket do; also Choppas, Bandan-
mas, and Spittefeld do; Linen IL imitation do;
SILKS for dresses, AIapine, Muslin de Lame,
printed Lawn; Shaly;
CALlCOES, great variety OF qualities IL prices
Super and common KID Gloves; Mohuir, Pic mic
and cotton, do; gentemen's Buckskin Kid
and Berlin, do;
Honneton and Gauze Wells;
Barage; cotton and linen edgings, from to 67
cents per yard;
White and colored Cambrics; plaid and birds
eye do;
Bonnet Silks; split whale bone for bonnels and
dresses;
Corded Robes; cotton Velvet; silk do--some SUI
per for vests;
Birds eye Diaper; Russia do; Crash, cotton Di
aper for table cloths; white linen do;
Plain and figured boSnet Lace; Synett do: Foot
ing; super black silk neck Hdkfs; cotton;
BkOADCLOTHS-a prime assortment of blue
black, blue green, blue, invisible green and
adelaide; blue black, drab and lavender Cas-
simere; Sattnet; good assortment or cloths
for summer wear;
Sheetings, Tickngs, blue Shifting, mixed and
white stocking Yarn; cotton warp do; Batting;
Super and common HATS;
Paper Hangngs and Bordering; green window
paper; Moreen, &c. &c.
ALSO
an extensive assortment of
CrOckery and GLASS Ware:
H "A ID WAREA ND CUTIE
Wa ga @ fBs o. 80 S
AND GROCERIES,; PAINTS, OIL. &c. &c
We would invite those in want Of Goods to call
and examine qualities and prices. No pains shall
be spared to give entire satisfaction to those who
may favor us with their custom.
SHEDD IL JEWETT.
st. Johnsbury, May 10, 1941
nj ID WANTED in exchange for
I've ADs Goods
Butter, IoU Cloth, Domestic Flannel,
Frocking, and Maple Sugar.
i9oti SHEDD q JEWETT
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lib Cd H. T. z ~ G. O. L. Cd z aH 3
AND
Eg uUEsKs EHHHH q 4 d IN a. 9.

Nd F. WHITE, No. H. Milk ST. Boston, con-
HDs tinues TO import direct from the manulactur
ers, all kinds Of Dutch Boiling Cloths used in tho
New England States. From long experience in
the manu- acture ofthis article he is enabled to fur
nish MIllers with more perfect and durable Cloths
than be obtained elsewhere, and at lower prices,
Also, BURR MILL STONES, of all sizes. made
to order. July, 6, 1871. 2U7ewis6mewos6m
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The Green Mountain Boy >,

AkaG %Fccba NAOaAhhe" Ii, ssb
A HISTORICAL TALE of the e 'hc aub
IN ment OF Vermont, in 2 vols'-o9ya ,cs
of "May Martin" For sale at this on nE has bs
pA new supply of the above "o'N
received his office,