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NO OUACKERY /!

DR PROVIDERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF iNp pLsl,s
IL TURNIP for the Of Consumpions Cougs, Coius'
Splitting of Blood and all other Breast Complaints. .a;o,
On OF the nostrums claiming
qualities the subscriber has felt some hesitation In bringing Inc
his present undertaking. he gill be styled by the
quack and his medicine tbe qualities g9od quacke-
ry this will longer restrain him from atordng TO ne
in time, - =.
The Compound Syrup of Indian Turnp il in itself certain
remedy Inflammation the pectoral which, though
slight al first las in common cold) often results in cosump-
to His authorizes him putting his discovery
competition with any and all the muunous Of
the public confident that fair trial Will
result all the atieatons Of its sovereign
qualities that have beet given him by those who
have a.tested its worth by use. -.
The delicate lady, all and condition Of life,
may this compound without the slightest risk nconve
nicncc And in all of arh., summer complaints OF
ordinary character seldom IL fails produce the desired
beneficial object Duly approaching the merits Of other medi
cnes and without deactng in the least from The medical
practitioner this remedy offered the world the best,
and remedy for all affections Of the lungs and
breast that has made it's appearance He has IN his pos
certificates OF hundreds ho after spending
almost bee of hope have esored to him for relief and
found il. -
Ply sicians invited pulmonary Affections and
in alt cases where cough 10 left after measles.
The proprietor Agents in the principal cities IN the Uni-
ted States - -
Cf Guon, IN, Dr. Crowell, $50 Bowery; Basseti,
6i Dcke, Broadway Coddington, Hudson and
Spring sts au7 eod3mr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,

MlSCELLANEO
UNITED STATES :
TEA EMPORIUM,
l2l late I2s Chatham, street, New York.
,,,ur g. x TT6HS2t ~. * APP ~ RtTAL oc
l. sale and fragrant Teas every variety and style.
rS ass 81 a s s s di Re sSs ND
SECURED 1qS rom s and ana ' a aaa
power win remain unimpad in climate Their system
o. bushes Is PsIarS se1S.sy 70 DC e1eesa
err especially with weight and quality and unriys
the money viii be cheeay and promptly 'efunded CouptG
sa
oTde. from al 81 the Unea States executed with
The only wsIehouse in America for the sale s. Hou
THE OH kSb S SEB s SILK RSK SHIRT
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,
100 william stree street, H corner JOHN, New York.
PURCHASERS viii at all times find he mos, extensive as.
the ,sa wholesale sis ami i%f s
1o & Sc ss '1s FIJI h ana of With s
and plain Arm and Navy officers dress and qndlsss
ing &c made plain trimmed with bows, cravat ties, Paris ties
The SUPERIORITY our frames is well known by light
ne II ssn DS .a Slack and ed
with liner collars and wrstb nds Of the app owed
patterns. Fancy cambria shirts OF all quail ties
LfrEN collars and bosoms Of every style and quality oiled
silk white plaid and fancy of superior manufacture LADIES'
misses and 81 ildre ms oiled silk aprons.
Own silk indicated for the of rheumatism, &c
JAPrANEp leather linen and muslin suitable for harness and
coach manufactures, cap fronts, sc sc.
The above articles made under Inspection IN the
best posble aud Of such materials and workmanship
will be found on examination equalied by none
To which added superior assortment OF fancy articles oil
various qualities and prices.
Gloves, suspenders Cravats, Scafs. Umbrellas, andker
Chiefs Hosiery, CIavlt- Stiffness 8usrdCans, Under Gar
ments OF DESCRIPTION and qualify Shaker Knit and
Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
The tn public generally invited the above
extensive OF goods many Of which Of
importation and wi be sold ia
JOHN NJ. DAVIES JONES,
au2fI n,Ar O6 Of Jonn.
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MEDICAL.
RHEUMATIC
ERADICATING LINZ MENT,

This LnIment from Us ptnrtraf anu HedIIg
ia wsuanfed 10 eradicate land that most eheetsiyl all
Rheumatic nammaory pains IN an almost son
race of time very the nosums acc
ned with certificates AID protesting every complaint
hat the public extremely slow and Justly 9ol e sppe
eating any me- article whatever may be It's unity SUM
the mo respectable this community can pe al
testimony 10 the astonishing effects OF TINS Lnmeh' Du
MED with guarantee refund the pnc- Of each oGe IN
printed drecons) hou producing the desired eradicse
effects For sale only the Depot Of Health and Strength
eniS imsre ~ AV ri Webs Agent.
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HAIR CUTTER.
MO- 2 Broadway, opposite ST. Paus church, is the first 10
s0 msr - - :
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x are our prices OF Hair Seating
PRICES OF HAIR SEATlN
HANDSOME PRESENT.

JOHNSON s. GREEN,
Phoenix Factory 80 West 18th 3h 9Th Avenus
au3 toc7*r Office. I52 Wilam street.
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TO LET,
a. ELEGANTLY farnishe rooms for single gentle
spared 10 render the above desirable Inquire
the premises auI6 lm*rc
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nBiAL cHENEY's Esr,mn

AT Probate Conr, t nl,hf ESTATE
IN Danville, in and for ,h at M NE PrOba, IN
MIA, on the Oath day Of A" e District Of O. %,
SAMUEL G, BRACKETTSSrrS'' A, D lSSS 'dII
- last will of Abial Chenev Executor a. d,
deceased presents his accovn 'atG Of Wa,S,1
against said Estate for allowance OF 9admnstnS1
ordered by said Court that sOid adv hereup 20" ~
persons concerned, to appear =, LSSecGtor nOE
IN DanVll'e aforesaid, on the 9a,b I"e Probate Cr
Der, A. ID. l942, and obec, ~ "a, gay Of SewS
said account, if they see c,, 10 'he alIowa1se
copy OF the record of this order H.. oy pubsiiO,
cesslvely in the CaledonIan 'Dree Week, "
q 81. Johnsbury in said district newspaper wiSs1
a true copy of Record, AoCks, Judu
quest sAML D. MATTocvs 9SSs
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The Lion OF the Day.

THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGE'TA
BILE PILLS.
THNO the citizens of the United States and the
4 Canadas is respectfully submitted tins Direc.
tory TO the means for regaining that which has
been partially, and in some instances totally lost.
What blessing should be priced above that of
health and who knows better how TO piZe The bes
sing, than those who have been deprived of it? 1t
it is old adage, (and one that contains wise in
Junction, ain time Of peace, prepare for war"
We should in time of Health prepare for the at.
tacks of that steathy Zoe, Disease. Ii would be
wisdom 10 observe his movements, to scan well the
form in which he approaches, and then to meet
him with those means which are calculated to ei
feet their overthrow.-Those means now be-
fore this emil ghtened and intelligent community
They are accessible the poor ell as rich and
trust that those w no regard the Constitution
of man one of the finest specimens of Divine
work manshp, and the laws by which tho system
is governed and directed, as originating 10 no 9th
err than in the counc s of heaven, will so far obey
the nIuncons of the latter TO provide the best
safeguard for the former
Ii is with the most flatering 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.
Time and full opportunity for fair and impair
! tia trial have placed the Lion of the Day be~
yond the brand of imposition, Humbug Quackery
NC
This pill is composed of extracts of nine parts Of
the vegetable kingdom, (beng entirely free Of any
drug o. deloterious nature, and adapted particular
~ 10 cleansing OF inc SlOmaCn DIOOu, ana me
| various secretions OF the Human system, Billions
Fevers and Choic, Fever and Ague ,Jaundice Scar
let Rash Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Costiveness Asth
ma, aud liver CompIaiot have beeu cured, by us
ing these Pills according TO tho direction accompa-
nyng each box.
1t Is not intended that this medicine is cure
for all Diseases to which the human system is LA
BILE.
Many efforts have been made to compound a
Medicine which would cure all Diseases, but hav g
| FAILED. Those Diseases enumerated above, are
within the power of these Pills and a sure cure or
relief is warranted.
For SALE BY DIR. LUTHER JEWETT, ST.
JoHNsBURY, ASB AT THE PRINoIPAL STORES IN THE
u. STATES u CANADA.
Price 81 1-2 cents.
AGENTS.-Baker, Judevine t&Holton, Lamol-
vile; A. 81 NJ. r. Cheever, Hardwck; Aiken ~
Vincent walden; Warner 81 Co., Cabot; 1. Cut.
ting, Cabot; L. Eaton Danville; 8. Humphrey st
Johnsbury; L. r Brown, Lyndon Corner; Morril
q Rankin, St. Johnsbury East; Il. Il. Fairbanks
Waterford; John NJ. Parks, Barnet; X. Nj. and
Skinner, Barnet; Isaac Watts, Peaoham; Chand.
Ter and Brown, Peacham; J.. Il A. C. Denson ,Sut
ton; Charles G. Newell, Burke; }. M. Hoy, &Co
Lyndon. 21Sy1
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a. o RA w Ay WI e dicineS

NM l.. KIDDER gives notice that hshSI
w ceeded the late II. Kidder IN The Mr (
ton of the we'll known C0Rpay .Md'aNh
will hereafter give particular attention @@PH
paratiou of the following articles, the NNse
ished celebrity Of which, precludes the a'@ y
of a re. pubication of the numerous ceiVn'lS
the hand of the proprietor.
DIR. JEBB'S RHEUMA7IC LLNLuEI
For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprans, NGnpt "
Chlblains, Stiffness in the joints, NC, WI. .nS
the most unexpected and immediate reIleI :"
most obstinate cases Of Rheumatism in leW Nv.
this article is openly recommended by nl,% I..
The Liniment is done up in enlarged UO"''
Price 81 I2 cents. r,m
DUMFRIES' ITCH OLV7.uENE
The extensive sale and established rePu'uy']
Dmmfries Itch Ointment, encourages 'nc n"H|.]
to recommend it to the public with rene|suS
fidence, as the most innocent and poweF'u ',~r
for this annoying disease; 1t contains w I' ra
or any other dangerous ingredient, d"1 aS,
applied at all times with perfect sa0'y ~
cents a Box. ,,rs
REMEDY FOR THE PILES, ,,,.
The occurring testimony of relieved q, ,YJd
from all quarters, 'estiyins to the ou G,;iai 1
tho medicine alter all Others had hleu' E Gsr
with the increasing demand for the al'Oi S,Ss p
parts of the county, prove 1t 10 De o'l ts.oms
valuable specifics known for inns l'ou'
plant. WA Clergyman 'or'tsS !, 1851
have m,de trial of Dumirles .s"snce almost
and found it produced salu!ary % ravs an effect
Immediately, and confidently pe" '0d debIuauna
,ual remedy for that uncomfortable S1 nv 10 recon
complaint. Humanity has induceu M, Nd 90 shiE
mend it to persons thus afflicted, 1 I" ISL
continue TO do. Yours respectfully and El,r /
The remedy consists Of an oln e1I . cenpN
ary. Price for both rs cents, or o. ;,h Main dnE
but one is wanted, accompanied T " The cOnP''t
pie directions with a description "a n,TER.
DU.NFRIES EYE'N,::ai known q
For sore or in7amed eyes, nG 1a eGand'g
such Immediate and comfor'ao.e ,,n"e,pected nGs
erceedingly bad cases the mos ,he use of lSHE
sirable reliet has been iouno ~ "" failed Par
water, after other remedies Aa" yyjhout hr s,s
who have used it, pronounce II ,..ok, or itlI1
the best preparation for sore' p. '2 Is ctANV
eues they have ever met with d5pWS
AI.RION CORN PLASTER. .orrs~Ted;tbS ri /
and sneedv cure for Corns yet dlsc amoyes tbeS'
ana sPeeGy o II dissolves and r ,,.!"' and ri
Is im'neo' saet ,,i,h ease and eapeastlo" -
ron Tue ,,o "1, Price IS cents BOZ n,ov each
ne r ten% ~ PAM annie directions ACCOMPANY
the ARTICLES. lam articles WIN Ousj
me. unless signed w. j.; Counting Ro9D
wrapper. For sale at DIS If M erchan lha,r
State Street, up Stairs, Sof nSrT ST. Johp''S'
Boston. Also by L. 'E"
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WI or al n IA ii Ee eligiOM $
THE STREAM OF LIFE.

THE STREAM OF LIFE.
The following illustration Of life is from Bishop
Heber's farewell sermon, delivered many years
since, upon the eve OF his departure for India, to
his parishioners at Hodent, in England,
Life bears us on like the stream OF mighty
river. Our boat, at first, gldes swiftly down the
narrow channel, through the playful murmurngs
Of the little brook, and the wndngs OF its grassy
border. The trees shed their blossoms over our
young heads; and the flowers the brink seem TO
offer themselves to our young hands; we are hap
py in hope, and we grasp eagerly at the beauties
around US: but tho stream hurres on, IL still
hands are empty.
Our course manhood is along wider and
deeper food, and amid objects more striking and
magnificent. We animated by the moving
picture of enjoyment and industry passing before
US, we excited by shortlived success, or
depressed and rendered miserable by some equal
iy short-ived disapp intment But our energy and
dependence both in vain. The aream
bears us on and our ioy> and our griefs alike are
left behind us; may be shIpwrecked, but we
cannot anchor; our voyage may be fastened, but
cannot be delayed; whether rough or smooth, the
river hastens towards lis home, till the roaring of
the ocean is in our ears, and the tossing of his
waves Is beneath our keel and the lands lessen
from eyes and the floods nd lifted up around
us, and the earth loses sight of u.s. and take
leave Of earth and its inhabants and oour further
voyage there is witness but the Infinite and
Eternal
And do we still take so much thought for the
future days, when the days which have gone by,
have st rungely and uniformly deceived us? Can
we still so set our hearts, upon the creatures OF
God, when we find, by sad experience, that the
Creator only is permanent Or, shall we not rath
er lay aside every sin, which does easily be.
set u.s. and think of ourselves henceforth, way>
faring persons only, who have abiding inner.
itance, but in the hope Ola better world, and to
whom even that would, would be than hope
less, if it were not for Lord Jesus Christ, and
the interest which we have obtained in his mer.
cies1
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E r ICA

NITED STATES OF M IL v q
VERMONT DISTRICT, TO WIT
PURSUANT to a warrant issued OUT OF ..'e ~
Il District Court Of the United STATES Ioi e.,
District, 1 do hereby give TINS puo',o anne avs
information for the violation Of the revenue 60,
Of tho United States have been hIed III s"'1 ~ ~
bu CHARLES Davis Esq District Attorney on the
n;,d States for said District, against the io'oW'"s
described goods, wares and merchhhu'Ae' :" "
. horsos harnesses, | Two horse wagon, ! whiP,
i n,ck yoke | sircingle, old riding BRIDE,
I s,ddle 9 trace chains, 2 horse blankets, chaise
bo Ter s5S in specie, piece Of Ia black SILK hdKis
s coIored cotton shawls, pair leather moccaslhs
9 books d pairs corduroy pantaloons, pairs KID
buckskin pants, pairs linen drilling pants, new
bridle [ gray haired Trunk, pair green plaid
pants, l Glue and white ped Shirt, scarlet
worsted vest, summer vests, old trunk, sack,
s Indian hachets, 3 hammers, 10 bags and sacks
of sal supposed 10 contain 32 bushels, and bags,
seized at Hydepark, in said District on the 23d OF
April, 1912; Also l French horse, sclzed at Vince
lock- in said District, the 18th day of Dec. 1871;
trict on the 18Th Dec. 184l; Also roam paper
seized at Derby in said District the 9!h day Of
February, IS42; Also ! Carpet bag and yards
black Broadcloth, seized at Derby in said District
on the 10th day of June lS42; Also, French
horse seized at Wa;ervie, in said District, on the
18th day of March 1912; Also French horse seiz
ed at Cambridge, said District on the 22d day
of March, lS42; And trial will be had on the fore
going seizures and the same will be condemned
pareeably to the pray of said Information at the
ne xt stated term of said District Court to be holden
at Rutland within and for said District OF
the sixth day Of October next, unless claim on
claims shall be interposed fore that day; or
which all persons Interested will take notice and
govern themselves accor 'ingly.
Given under my hand, at Bradford in said District +,
this Oath day Of August, "A. ID 1912.
267w4 WILLIAM BARRON. u. S. Marshall.
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= O G { n V.
LIZZIE STARS OF NIGHT =.

Whence are your glorious goings iorth'
Ye children of the sky,
In whose bright silence seems tho power
Ofall eternitye
For time hath let his shadow fall
Der many an ancient fight;
But We walk above in the brightness still
Oh, glorious Stars Of Night!
The vestal lamp IN grecian fame
Hath faded long ago;
On Persia's hills the worshiped fame
Hath lost its ancient glow:
And long the heavep-sent fire is gone'
With Salems temple bright;
Blu. We watch DER wandering Israel vet
oh. changeless Stars ofNtght
Long have you looked upon the Earth,
Der vale and mountain brow:
Ye saw the ancient cities rise,
And gIld their ruins now;
We beam upon the cottage home,
The conqueror's path OF might,
And shed your light alike on all
oh, priceless Stars of Night! ~
But where are they who learned from you
The fates Of coming time,
Ere yet the pyramids arose
Amid these deserts clime'
Yet still IN wlds and deserts far,
We bless the watchers sight;
And shine where dark hath never been
Oh, lovely Stars of Night!
Much have ye seen of human tears,
Of human hope and love:
And fearful deeds Of darkness too,
Ye witnesses above!
Say, will that black ening record live
Forever in your sight;
Watching for judgement on the Earth
Oh, seepless Stars of Night
Yet glorious was the song that rose
With the fresh mornings dawn;
And still amid our summer sky
Its echo fingers on;
Though We have shone on many grave,
Since Edens early birth;
Yet tell of Hope and Glory still
Oh, deathless Stars of Night!
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CHRIST, THE BELIEVERS PILOT.

have often young and unskilful persons
sitting in little DO at, when every little wave
sporting about the sides of the vessel, and every
motion and dancing OF the barge seemed danger
and made them cling fast upon their fellows; and
yet all the while they were safe as If they sat
under tree, while the gentle breeze shaked the
leaves into a refreshment and cooling shade: and
the unskiifu and inexperienced Christian shrieks
out whenever his vessel shakes, thinking it always
danger, that the watery pavement is not stable
and resident like rock and yet all his danger is
in himself, none at all from without; for he is in.
deed moving upon the waters, but fastened to
rock. Faith is his foundation, and hope is his
anchor, and death is his harbor and Christ is his
piiotand heaven is his country;and all the evils of
poverty, or afronts of tribunals and evil Judges of
fears and sad apprehenslons, are but like the loud
wind blowing from the right point, they make a
noise and drive faster TO the haroor; and if we 10
not leave the ship, and jump into the sea, quit the
interests Of religion, and run to the securities of
the world cut cables, and dissolve our hopes
grow impatient, and hug wave, and die IN its
embraces--we safe at sea; safer in the storm
which God sends US, than in a calm, when we are
befriended with the world.--[Jeremy Taylor.1
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Il "A R WI II d u SAN
n "a n I'm for Sale

rNNlE subscriber proposes to sell his FAM,
4 Gated on" and half miles west Of s. III.
bury Plain, on the stage road leading 10 D,nv,
containing about $50 acres of good land, Uos'
divided for ulage, pastnrage, &c. with GOOD oJ ~
lot, and sugar orchard of GOO trees. UuoD \.
farm are suitable buildings, in good repair, n,
school house within short distance; first M,
of farming tools, and sugar utensils are also ofsl
for sale. Said farm will be sold at a bargain rm|
cd for soon. Terms-for the mos, part orlh, \"
chase money, reasonable credit, il required
L he fences upon the farm are good, and lbmj
good water at the house and barns.
JOHN T. SINCLAIR
P. 5. For particulars inquire of Moses k,
tredge, st. Johnsbury, or of the subscribe
Bath, n. Fl.
March, 81. 1912. DiM
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Real Estate for 81

NOW offer for sale, my Tavs,0 O. V'
about ''e"S Village AM
-FOUR HUNDRED acres Or ,,,,
good proportion Of which is In, or LIND
Orcharding and Pasture, with a s"fR';e, Tl,.
of timber and wood land ''''c'enl quaD1I
The buildings situated on said Ro,p.
rented for the five past years for u'r no Estate h
hundred dollars per annum The SAM" o, a I1an I'D
together or in separate parcels, a. w %'I Se@
purchasers. '' Will bHtn
"A credit will be given for most of II,
money, from one TO ten years Gail a s%S pRba
Barnet, Feb. II, 1912. 'ilFE&
Dps,
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WAAHI---NeW Arrangement.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT

THE subscriber would give notice to his friends
a and patrons that he has this day commenced
via Lyndon Center, Burke, Newark, East Charles
ton; leaves Lyndon Wednesday and arrives al
Burke the Same evening; leaves Burke Thursday
morning, arrives Mt Derby the same day.
The above route is new and interesting, passing
through rich and magnificent forest country and
by several beautiful Lakes and ponds. The sub
scrber anxious 10 accommodate has reduced the
fare 10 ONE DOLLAR for the whole distance, q
will do errnuds faithfully on the road il requested
GJ7Flcet horses, safe, careful and temperate dri.
vers 2G7w3 CURTIS STANFORD.
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To those who Hike to make
e. OND EsA rig a 4 VS.!

GOOD HB RG "A MS!
TTAVING purchased the Store and Goo ds' Tor,
Il a merIy owned and occupied by N BradIee' AZ
Peacham Corner, the same nre offered Tor sa'e
ton Is good for business there is only one store
at I lis place. en- :,
The Store will he open and Goods will be sold
for cash or on responsible credit at COST
ALSO, FOR SALE,
On similar terms, A TEAM, consisting Of four
Horses, one Wagon, and suitable llnrnesses--or
they can be sold separately to SUIT purchasers
JOSIAH SHEDD.
Peacham, July 26, 1912. 26lwo
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Something New.

NROS N 81 PA RK 5 manufacture
" and keep constantly for sa lie on St. Johnsbuiy
Plain Patent WINDOW BLIND FASTENINGS,
wholesa lie aud retail.
A and superior article, which, for nearness
ofworkmanshp, the little space they occupy. the
and certainty of combining the blind and pre-
venting its rattle, noise, when open or shut, is
unequniIcd by any, or all former in vsn.ions. For
durability and cheapness they have no rival
Persons ordering fastenngs will state the thick
mes of Their blind. II orders by stage and other
wise duly answered.
CROSMAN q PARKS
ST Johnsbury, April 1912. 246-tf
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BRADLEY Vale.

FVNHE propriotors and land owners of Bradley
n Vale in the County of Caledonia and State OF
Vermont ale hereby notified that petition will be
presented to the Legislature of the State Of Yer.
mont at their session next to be holden at Mont.
peier, for tax of five cents per acle on all the
taxable lands in said Bradley Vale for The pu,pose
Of making and repairing loads and building bridges
in said Bradley Vale.
JOSHUA ANDREW, }
WILLARD REED,
NATHANIEL REED,S
Dated at Bradley Vale this 19.h day OF August,
A. D., 1912. 265w3
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IRON Nuts
ENOR Blacksmi,hs' use, for sale at
Il SilEDD & IEWETTS
Stand of Stands.

FNHE old stand and the right stand where wr
u will be done according 10 contact. Perha
it is not generally known that the shop join
work formerly carried on by !ames R. Ramsa
for making Sash, Blinds and DoO's, Mas NesN, no
is, and will hereafter be carried on MM nsbm,
ches by the Subscriber.
Anv customer wishing for good worEH7
enable price will please to call l WILLARD
my customers to the workman but lOaNV
itself. A large assortment of by sashmmy
Butternut and Cherry sash of any de'ctpgl
Cherry Stiles and Rails with MahOseNy idI
made per order.
will receive good work horse in elr
for the above work, If presented soon.
JAMES RANSAlV
ST Johnsbnry, April %, 1912. PHI