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PROSPECTUS.


Under the above title the subscri.
bers will publish on the LIST of April
1912 and on the list of each succeed
ing month, a Magazine of Facts. Ar.
guments. Statistics, Speeches, Edito.
rails, &c. &c. devoted exclusively
to the advocacy and defence of the
| policy of P%RorEcTloN To AMERICAN
LABOR against the selfish and grasping
policy of Foreign Nations, especially
Of those with which we chiefly trade,
which shut out of their ports the
great bulk Of our products, and espe-
ciaIIy those Of our Free Labor,
while they elur' our markets, bank
,upt our Merchants. depreciare our
currency and famish our Laborers
and Artisans by pouring in upon US
the products of their skill and indus
try. on the easy terns protfered them
by our low and non-ProdIctive Du.
les. This Magazine will in0exibIy
and ardentlv advocate the true
American Piicy of couvrERvAIL,se
those gross exaciinn Of Great 3r tain
and other Nations by n system of
direct. avowed PRorFcTIoN TO u
fIoxE iNrUsrnT which shall he thor
uiLh and Efficient.
The AMER;c,:; f.asoRER vi aBrm
and maintain the policy Of encour
aging and fostering hy wise IegilA.
ton the establishment and growth
in onr country of new or yet ieeb'e
branches If Industry, such as tie
Culture of Silk. tie Manufacture o..
whatever fabrics nf Woo, Cotton.
Iron. &C.. may he necessary for the
supply of orr own wants and 10 Sc
and perfect our Independence.
IL will demnnstra'e that the true
and permanent interests Of bu, eSpe
of the Agricultural and Work.
ING Glasses un'ver>I V, will he inflli-
bly, and sIGnallv promoted hv adopt
and crrrving out the Protective
Policy. and that The Wagesof Labor.
the average price Of lis Produce, and
III" aggregate Product Of The n rtinn-
nj Industry, will be surely and larre-
y enhanced thereby. In short this
is intended 10 form n compile
for the friends Of Prntec.
and n thorough refutaii0n at
very point. of the pelniciouS filla-
les put forth hv the foreign and mis-
American apnlogi<ts for the
Of one-Sided Free Trade.
The AMERICAN LaBoREa will be
published monthly in i large OCTAVE"
orm. each number containing 80
arge double column pages Of closely
matter. Each number will
contain one great Speech. Report. or
'ther convincing document, and i
of shorter articles. The
work will form one complete and
comprehensive volume. Of 38i large
nd fair pages. and will be afforded
o single subscribers for ser MN FIRE
entS each. three copies Tor $500 five
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or twenty copies for $1,000.
he lowest possible price has been
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e rendered universal. should the
york receive The appreciation of the
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arn"Srlv solicited to aid us in extern
ing the circulation of The The La
orer. |.
GREELEY McELATH,
80. Ann-st. New York.
New-York, March 4. 1912. :
, 1842-09-03
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
" signed have obtainei of the Clerk OF
the County Court of Rails county, letters
testamentary en- the will of Jane. L.eake,
deceased, dated May 10th, A. d. 1s42, that
all persons indebted to said estate are re-
qu'ted to make immediate payment. All
persons having claim. against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them properly nu-
thenticated, within one year from the date
Of said letters or they may be preclur.ed
from having any benft Of said estate. and II
not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
JOHN II. LEaKE, 1r.
GEO T.. HARDY Executors.
May. 81. ls42. ?w29
, 1842-09-03
'TOB \CCO,

TIME Subscriber wishes to purchase from
u. twu.G three h"rd,"d '.rc=G-. "ci.,.t
OF loose trbaccc, i"r wi,irh &c will gay FAX
prices. lie has az" constantly on hand at
his manrfrct"ry in PrairierilIe. mannf.ctur-
ed tobacco OF all descriptions. fiom Il to rs
cts per pound-which ne Will sell low at
~hC;rsale @. retail. fie has also on hard u
Supply Of iron aud steel, which he is selling
very low for casb.
GEO. ". THURMOND.
Eos. =. 1Sjp If
, 1842-09-03
G. W. MILLER,
AT LAW,
CITY. MO-.

WILL attend, promptly. to all applications
for the benefit Of the Bankrupt Law, en-.
trusted to him. and can remit to persons,
per mail, all necessary forms and ~instruc.
tions, so that their business can be attended
to by addressing him through the medium Of
the mail, post paid.
Nav, 1912 on
, 1842-09-03
KenaWha Salt.

UST received on consignment, and
- for sale low for CASH ONL Y.
100 bbls. Kenawha Salt, of superior
quality, in first rate bbls.
Z. Il ID. DRAPER.
Louisiana Nc.
May 7th, l842-3t. 81
, 1842-09-03
JOHN ADAMS, M. D.

HAVING located in the village of
Ashley, will give prompt attention to
any call in the line Of his Profession,
May 7, 1912. 3w27.
, 1842-09-03
GREELEY McELATH,
80. Ann-st. New York.
New-York, March 4. 1912.
STATE OF MISSOURI. IS.
County OF Pike.

sr csnn;v OF Of PMS MISSOURI
In the County Court, May Term. AID. Is42
Fanny flruly Admini.fra,rix Of the Estate
Of Joshua IIenly, deceased, comes aud files
Ter petition praying that the PERSONAL estate
of -aid deceased may be- reservrd, aud that
the real estate may he sold for the payment
Of debts. nni sad petition is accompanicd
by a time account OF said al administration, a
Int Of the debts .lne To- md nv the deceased.
and remaining napaid, and mn inventory Of
the real estate. ani of the r-mainiug person
al estate with its spprais-i value and nh
other asset in her hands, the whole unrsid,
bv thr affidavit Of said administrator. 1,
- therefore ordered. that all PERSONS inter
estcd in SAID estate, he notified nf said re,
luton, and Tint unless the contrary I've
shown, on the 6'-t LAY Of the next Term ~
this Court, m order will he made for the
sale ofthr following real eai,tr. ,iur p, said
County of Pike. viz. ,hr n. w I and the
W.. . at the s f section Z. + 81 ~, r.
d w continuing i29 acres and .rvenfy-six
"ar HUNDRED hs; Tire : ". 4 and the f "a ".
w I! section 20, =. ~ N. Il 4 W, ron
tanning l49 acres and twenty eight one hun
dfed'hs; and the T. ! s f section !. T..
d. .R.4 w, containing eighty acres. or
>" much "f said real estate a. will pny the
debts ct said deconsod. a., d TINT this order he
published for six weeks in some uewspsper
in this state.
A true copy of the record.
Tesic: A. IL. BUCKNER, Clerk.
June 4, 1912. Oval
, 1842-09-03
LIST OF

kem2iEing in the Post Ohicc Bowling
Gree, Pike County, Missouri, oil tie
3OL lay Of June, 1912, which if not
takel. cat widhr three months, will be
sent TO the General Post Office, as
Dead Letters.
, 1842-09-03

BOSTON MOTION.
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The Lion Of the DaY.
THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGETA
BILE PILLS.

THE OLD DUTCH OK GERMAN tEGE la
.f BILE PILLS.
YNyO the citizens of the United States and the
IL Canadas is respectfully submitted this Drec-
tory to the means for regaining that winch mas
been partially, and in some instances, totally ios
What blessing should be priced above tfat OF
health and who knows better how TO Prize the bles
sing, than those who have been deprived OF II! 1T
il is old adage, (and one that contains wise IN
junc'ionO Gin time OF peace, prepare Tor war.
We should in time of Health prepare for the at
tacks of that steathy ioe Disease 1t would be
wisdom TO observe his movements, to scan well the
form in which he approaches, and then 10 meet
him with those means which are calculated TO Ell
feet their overthrow.-Those means are now be-
fore this enlightened and intelligent community
They are accessible the poor well as rich land
trust that those who regard the Constitution
or man as one OF me nnest specimens Of Divine
work manship, and the laws by which the system
IS governed and directed, as originating 10 no 9th
Than in the councils of heaven, will far obey
the injunction of the latter as to provide the best
safeguard for the former 3't.# H4 H.,.
1t is with the most hatterns recommendations sub
scribed by the most eminent Medical Gentlemen,
not only in this country but also in. Europe, that
offer this valuable Medicine to this American Peo-
pie. 80
Time and full opportunity for affair and Impair
tial trial have placed the Lion of the Day be-
ond the brand of imposition, Humbug Quackery,
&c.
This pill is composed of extracts Of nine parts OF
the vegetable kingdom, (being entirely free OF any
drug OF deleterious nature, and adapted particular
J Ia 10 cleansing fthe Stomach Blood, and the
various secretions OF the Human system, Billions
Fevers and Choc, Fever and Ague, Jaundce, Scar
| let ROsh, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Costiveness Asth
ma and liver Complaint have beeu cured, by u.s.
ing these Pills according to the direconlaccompa-
| nying each box. dN i4aner taH4. . u.
| II is not intended that this medicine is cure
| for all Diseases TO which the human system is lia.
! BILE.
| Many efforts have beon made to compound a
Medicine which would cure all Diseases, but have
| FAILED. Those Diseases enumerated above, are
within the power of these Pills and sure cure or
| reliefis warranted 3ir.
FoR SALE BY DR.. LUTHER JEWETT, ST.
JoHNsBuRY, ASD, AT THE PRINcIpAL STcREs IN TUE
| u. SrATEs'& CANADA.
Price 81 3 cents.
! AGENTS.-Baker, Judevine &I1ollon, Lamoil-
vile; A. & Al. r. Cheever, HardwIck; Aiken ~
Vincent Walden; Warner & Co., Cabot; l. Cut
Ting, Cabot; E. Eaton, Danvile; i. Humphrey ST
Jobnsbury; l.. r Brown, Lyndon Corner; Morril
81 Rankin, St. Johnsbury East; L. r. Fairbanks,
| Waterford; John NJ. Parks, Barnet; X. M and
Skinner, Barnet; Isaac Watts, Peaoham; Chand'
Ter and Brown, Peacham; J.. & A. G. Denison, Sui
ton; Charles 9. Newell, Burke; J. nj. Hoyt &Co
| Lyndon. l..t t.as stttt. 81 2lSyl
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Wooden Machinery.
Gilbert, Gleason & Davis.

A II their extensive Machine Shop, North An
IN dover, Mass. will build to order, all kinds of
WOODEN MACHINERY,
of the latest and most approved plans, and on the
most reasonable terms, such as Pickers, Cards, Con
dens,rs, Side Drawings, Jacks, with without
self Drafts Wrappers, Dressers, Twistere Cashmere,
row Gggs, Brushes, Nappe,s and Busters. sst
CUSTOM CARDS on the most approved plans
and a; the lowest prices.
No exertions will be spared to give perfect salts
faction to all orders that may be favored with.
North Andover, Mass. Feb. Ia, 1912, near the
Rail Road Depot 23Seow4m
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are gone yes, 10 lilo esprit land 'fhey are
walking The plains oftbo New Jerusalem. Ihey
arc baskng in the delightful shades OF tho heaven
ly paradise Farewell, then, aforementioned Ones
ill we meet again. for endless union,ln the"oel'er
land" There one
"Perpetual Sabbath roigns
But tho church bell sounds, which summons US
to The house of prayer-the temple OF God lherei
with the assembled multitude, we will join In the
chorus Of devotion, and listen 10 the sound Of mer-
cy and salvation, as il fills from the lips of the am
bassdor OF Christ.
"IIow sweet Sabbath thus to spend
In hope OF one that nee: shall ond -
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rE oral am d R eligiOus
From Zion g Herald.
THE SABBATH MORNING.
BY REV. r.. w. ALLEN.

REV. r. w. ALLEN.
-.pd haactifi,i nnornino Inc
sun, rising in hismajesty and glory, sheds his illu
mina,ing & yivifyng rays over creation. The din Of
business is unheard, and all around still and ST
lent as a summers evening. The aeriel songsters
fill the air with music. Nature, dressed in her
lovely attire wears the freshness and beauty of
Eden The earth is exquisi,ely adorned with var
Gus and inimtnble beauties OF flowers, plants, and
trees which, in her verdant dress, is peculiarly
cheering and anmaling. Methinks, it. resembles
the celestial Eden, amid the bow OF the tree OF
life. .a @
This is season peculiarly fitted for holy and
heavenly contemplation. Scenes Of amazing i'm
port and grandeur come up before us. The mind,
undisturbed, dwels with ecstatic delight on the
amazing plan Of redemption, the gIories it unfolds
the blessings which il offers II ranges through the
scenes of time and dwes with undated interest
on the grand realities Of the life to come.
IL is SABBATH MoRNINe-the morn of the day
of rest. 1t reminds us Of the spring morn Of eter
nifty. The opening of that day, when the ransom
ed hosts, with their glorified and Immortal bodies,
shall 20 up, to take possession Of their long sought
home.
Glorious morn The ushering in Of joyous
day. We hail thee with delight, though thy stay is
short We bid thee welcome, as an hour of medi
taton and reflection.
s'Welcome, sweet day Of rest,
That saw the Lord arise
Welcome to this revvng breast
And these rejoicing eyes,
Harassed, parplexed, and disturbed. the mind
now finds sweet tranquility and repose. II anxi-
city and dsquietude are laid aside. The distract
ing and busy scenes of life forgotten. The bus
tie Of the world gives place to sweet and sacred ST
lence. The busy multitude no longer ihrong our
streets: none appear in their workshops,or at their
merchandise. The stiffness Of midnight reigns
throughout the peaceful hamlet.
From the palace and the cottage, rises the CRATE
full incense of prayer and praise to the Father of
pers. How sweet to the soul, is the exercise of
this hallowed hour-when in solemn audience with
heaven King, it can on tie wings of celestial con
temptation, leave all the cares vexations and secu
iarities of an aenated world.
How delightful the associations too, of this hal.
lowed morn
Son this glad day brighter scene
OF glory was displayed,
BY God, tn eternal Word, than when
This universe made.''
1t was then, by my mother sideI was first taught
70 repeat the infant hymn, and to lisp the infant
prayer. 1t revives thousand events and incidents
of the halcyon days of childhood and youth, writ
ten with ndelible lines the tablet of the heart
Recollecuons, 100, cluster around the mind Of
painful, yet Of consoIing, sensation. Al honored
father-beioved mother affectionate brother
sweet and lovely sister i,.where are they They
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From The Tribune
no MY CHILD, l.. N. G..

TO MY CHILD, l.. N. u.
Thou art gone, and wo mourn Ger thy grave
Ger the Joys thai we buried with thee;
Yet with hope we look up to the sky,
And fancy thine image we see
/ see thee no more at thy play,
Nor feel thy warm heart at my breast;
BIT know thou'rt above, and pray
TO meet thee in the realms Of The blest'
Mid the ills of mortality's span,
will thiuk my first born above;
And, tho mem'ry must brirg me pang'
Our spirits shall mingle in love-
TT was better to part with thee here,
Thy beautiful face-thy warm heart;
Thy prattlng, thy womanly ways,
Had bound thee 100 strong thus TO part.
Blu, our God who hath given, will take
And His wisdom is always the BEST
Too fair for this earth, and our love,
He hath taken tree home TO His rest.
If, as seraph, thou mlnisereth good
To those thou didst love on earth,
Oh come! guard the spirit OF her
Who gave thy mortality birth.
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Rev. H. COvert's Balm OF Life,

A NEW and valuable remedy for tho cure If
IN Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ctom
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the LuDT,
and Windpipe: extensively used and recommend.
ed by the Medical Faculty, TO whom the recipe
been freely made known.
/. COVERT 81 Co Propriotors, Auburn N Y
HOADLY, PHELPS, 81 Co, Wholesale Dluggsy
l42 Water Street, General Agents, are prepaid b
supply all orders on the Propretors terms
The proprietor is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials Of the highest responsibility in favor
Of his medicine, from Physicians, Clergy men, and
OF hers who have become acquainted with its ma.
ture and effects among which are the following.
From the Boston Mer. Journal, August 26, lS4O
The following is an extract from an article in
that paper, on s'.af0rbus Largngeus ConciaOrum or
Bronchitis," by Frank ii. Hamilton, Professor Of
Maferia Madica and General Pathology in Geneva
Medical College.
Hrhe Rev. Covert's Mixture, also now used 50
extensively foi this affection byClergymen, belongs
togthe same class of stimulating expecIovans, being
one of those lucky combinations OF medicinal a
gents which, while 1t promotes expectoIaIon, does
not impair the tone OF the stomach. VI Hsa'
cine we feel at liberty to speak, since lis eOapA
ton is not held from The profession, and wNNh
the propretors will soon see fit 10 give II loue pa
lie. we, therefore, venture to recommend NV
ing employed il in our own case, ana III lne ~ 4
OF many others, with decided benefit,
"I0 all tchOm it may c0ncern:-l HIS may cHf n
that / have examined the Rev. |. Covert lpgS (
ents compounded under the name OF The BALI
LIFE; and believe said compound is happily anI
lated to relieve persons of all ages and sexes na|
ed with acute and chronic diseases Of The @gI
and windpipe, as indicated by coughs OnNl
breathing, and pains in different parts oil he cNsl
if administered under suitable circumsiaDrt' 'N
in appropriate doses.
josEPH Il. PirwEy, Physician and Surgeon
Auburn, Angus 81, 1885.
This certi6es that having examined the Rev.
Coverts BALM OF LIFE, in all its cOmPM@
parts, we do believe It to be one Of the best eS'
pounds for coughs, consumplions, chronIc, MHNi
lions, &c, of which we have any knowedse ~
do most cordially recommend lis use 10 all all'"1
with tho above named diseases.
J.W. DANIELS, NJ, ID. s,lin,.
rs. a w. }. LovEJoy, NJ. D.
GoRDoY NEEDHAm, NJ, ID. Onoadasa'
~ rsf.4 l., LAwREEcE, M. ID. Badwlnsy!,e' .
DIR. G. r.. PHELPS, Hartford Conn. hA6o'
on AGENTS. N YER AlONI.
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T,rTnREE OCHs

~ III II Il Ill IL IL u 4 " " II -
A slender boy was gazngt the waves
Of the broad ocean from the dizzy height;
E.o,n,ue great doeds within his childish mind,
All Needless Of The coming shades OF night
Ambition stirred within him as he gazed
On the wild motion Of each foam-cap'd biiiow
Visions OF glory ,giltoring and bright,
Haunted that night the restless dreameFs P'''ow
Loud in his car peal'd the deep lannon's roar
And nations how'd to him, conqueror.
~
Ten thousand men are struggling on piain'
And, though the air resounds the lengthen shou'
or the contendng armies,-ln the midst
the hot melee, foremost in the rou''
The scheming boy but now boy no more
Hoyers around defying dangers front,
Ana,ion's wrongs inspire his vengeni artn'
And round him RACES thicker than ITS WON'T
The bloody fray. It's over, all is silfd !;
The bov's ambitious dreams well fulhlld.
crowd have gathered round the massive 'fon'
OF most stately edi6ce ;-and, now,
Clad in plain garments, on the por'ico
A venerable man appears.-llark how
They shout the busy tnmut rends the arr
A nations gratitude inspires each tongue
And all are gazing on that noble brow,
I'm whose acclaim those honest p'audits rung'
Iouder and louder still fol him who won
Aran,b shout--The cry is Washington
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8 a s ESS, BIZ N Us' :
DO % RS!

THE SCRIBEnn .vc ,hD
XKTOULD respectfully inform inc ,ho above u
Wv he has good assortment Oh INV
ticles, which are made Of the N ruE Ia
FIRST RATE STOCK AND TN
TEST STYLE. =, ,Dua
which he will soil ioto for CASH, ur"'"
ed Credit. c,h, q SASht'
for 20 and "a lighted windows for 3 cents p""'
Is lighted for 81 cents ,stevnut
Gothic Cherry, anna ls"
sash made to orde' al, receive
uYAll orders by Mail or otherwise
due attention. L. MORRIS:
81 Jobusburv March, lS4l. -------,
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a W. GIL 8 Cd III .

IS a. e S9 o SSss
n ST Door North of FARMERS " MECHAN'
n ICS' Store up Stairs
Latest New York and London Fashions just re
ceIved. - !.
ALL GARMENTS MADE BY HIM WAR
81 Jobnsburv Centre. April. 1s42. 25OH
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sYLyANUs uEMINGWA's ESTATE.

UNI T. Subscribers having been appointed by me
n Hon. Probate Court for the District o. Cale 70,
donia, commissioners, 10 receive, examine, aha
adjust the claims and demands o. ~ pe PEI,
late Of Waterford, in sniJ district Deceased, repre-
scented insovent and tho term Of six months from
the 2lst day Of May inst being allowed py salo
Court, to the creditors of said deceased 10 ex'D.'
Give notice. that vi will attend to the duties Of our
appointments at the dwelling house Of widow Eiiz
abclh Hemingway, in Wateriord in said district,
on the 18th day OF September next ana on .ne aoln
day Of November next, at one o CLOCK, n'erhoon'
on each Of said days. f2l ta
DENNIS MAY, ~ - -.
Waterford, May 26, A. ID. 1872 2oSwo
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NOW offer s for sale, my Tavern s,nns 10
a5Gs s0p'' &C. situated in Stevens viIlss""e SaS,,
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES or r y
good proportion of which is ln,er,oil 'aND,
Orchalding ard Pasture, with n snC;o;ae, Tihse
of timber and wood land ''''enl qOantly
The buildings situated on said Roa, H..
rented for the five past years for mn estate have
hundred dollars per annum The same yS; M'an Og
together or in separate parcels, as will Jill De sold
A credit will be given for NOS, If a.
money, from one to ten years Gail o "o purchase
Barnet Feb IL, 1912. 'ihVENs
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8 & II "a v g Olt.

GTRAYED from the pasture OF the subscriber
- or about the 9th Of May, two year old
Chestnut colored Marc Colt, with one white hind
foot and ring bone. Whoever will return said colt
give information where it can be found, shall be
suitably rewarded HENRY GLEASON.
Kirby, May Ia, 1912 25Iw4
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f ARM FOR SALE

.TEH II E Subscriber proposes TO sell hi, s,m :.
n uated one and one fourth of mia an, arS 81
ton Corner on The main road leading Lom S. suF
Corner to Burke Hollow, continuing abo" I .i.sa
eight acres Of good land, properly divided S %I
age, pasturage, &c. with good woodIo ~ sn ms
orchard of 600 tees. Upon said farm is a ' SSDs
house, woodhouse, barn, and shed adopinss , ,Sa
barn, and other out buildings, and school house.
within a few rods. The fences upon said ' G,m
are good, and the farm is well watered ""
Said farm will be sold on reasonable terms--n,.
Of the money paid down, and liberal credit o [I'
for the remainder if required. For further rsrs"
lars inquire Of the subscriber who lives on ,6s
premises. JESSE COLBY,
Sutton, April 20, l842 247u0
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II A r M 70 r 5 A T. e .

IF A R MI FO R 8 A T. E {.
TIME subscriber offers for sale his FARM, stu
4 ated in Kirby, four miles from ST. Johnsbury
East Village. Said farm confirms about
300 ACRES OF GOOD LAND,
one hundred under good Improvement. and suitably
divided uto moving, pasturage and tillage, about
one hundred acres of we'll tmbered land, well wa
tered and has upon it first ratio sugar orchard and
good buildings ruA af -. ..ea..r.,t ~ I'll.
A liberal credit will be given for part of the pur
chase money. ;,
/ Those wishing to purchase are invited 10 call
and view the premises.
Kirby, Feb %, 1912. 239H
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j. .IEWETT, s. Go.

EsPECTFU LILY tender to the people
HN, Of Barnet and vicinity their thanks Tor the
.na,ronage ,h.y have received from them, and
would solicit continuance Of their lavors they
ments with Goods recently purchased at very low
prices which they offer very much ,a lI%Sr rates
A variety Of Prints new styles, Printed Lawn:
Nous dc Lane Pafa GnEna%s xSye s, Drsss
Silk, Gro de Antique, Fig ID Bonnet Lawn, Fancy
dk e9r Bonnet and Cap R Moos W Bshoo
Lawn, Laces, Fancy Pongee Hdkfs., Damask Fig.
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