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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28


THE coparinershp heretofore existing under The firm Of
MANN HOLMAN, T. Co, is this day, by mulua
consent, dissolved All persons indebted the late finn
are requested to make immediate payment TO Seth M Ho
man. who is authorized to settle all accounts and demands
due the firm, and to discharge all claims against the same
JOEL MANN,
SETH M. HOLMAN,
AMASA BLANCHARD.
West Brookfed Feb'y "a, 1872. 45sw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28
MARRIAGES..

In Barnet 18th inst by Rev. Il. c. Hand, Mr. Harmon NJ
Martin OF panve, to Miss Margaret LliTd Of the former
place
AT Washing,on l't inst. VIM Waller, Esq. of Virginia. to
Miss Elizabeth Tyler daughter of the President.
In Lebanon ~ H. by Rev. w. H. Morse Mr.. Tchabod Smith
of Bloomington, VI. 10 Miss Adelizl T. Howe, Of l.
In Washington, by Hall Burgn Esq 10th inst Mr. Joseph
French, IT,, TO Miss Dorothy MagoOn, both Of w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28
WOODEN MACHINERY

WOODEN MACHINERY.
GILBERT, GLEASON & DAVIS, at their extensive
~ Machine Shop in North Andoyer, Mass will build 10
order all kinds Of W0ocn Machinery OF the latest and most
approved plans and The most reasonable as
Pickers Cards CondeRser- Side Drawings Packs with or
without sedraits, Wrappers Dressers Twisles CASHMERE
salnel and broad POKER Looms broad and Gigs
Brushes, NaPpers, Busters Custom Cards on the most
approved plans and al the low est priees
No eSertions will be spared give perfect saslc
to all orders that may be favored with.
North Andover, Mass. Feb IA 1912.
Near the ran road depot 45'cop4m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28

WHEREAS my wife, Maria p. Annis, has refused to
w live with me any lOnge ana has otherwise neg leci-
ed to fulfil the obligations of the marriage This
to forbid all persons harboring trusting hee my
account as sh All hereafter pay debts OF her contracting
45t WILLIAM f., ANNIS
Feb, 2. 1870.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28

Hon. Samuel G.. Allen Of Mortified Mass, for
twelve years Member Of Congress from tina, Dis
irict died on the 9Th inst He was man of high
worth AID Of unb.emshed character
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28

A son OF Mr. David Hatch, aud daughter OF
Mr. Daniel Hall, both Of marlborough Me. were
drowned recently, while on a sleigh ride with FIVE
others, who escaped. They fell through the ice,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington District S. Montpelier, within and for
said District, the lth day Of Feb A d 1912
| lENRY F. JAMES, suardi1n 10 George Brown, Su-
L L sanBrown and Thomas p. Brown, minor heirs Of
Purchis Blown Of Waterbury said district presents his
petition in writing representing that laid minors arc jont-
seized fee Of third paris ola parcel of and
lying in said Waterbury, in Fald petition described, and
the revision Of dover in the other third and praying to he
empowered to sell and convey the SAID real belong
ing TO his said ward aedgng that the sale thereof
cessary for the support and wit he conducive tue inter-
est of said wards Wheseupoa it is ordered that said pp
cation be- heard at the probate office Montpelier, on the
18th day Of February A. 542 ard further ordered that
notice hereof be given by publishing the substance of the
subject matter Of said petition and thereon in the
Vermont Wachmun and State Journal printed Mont
pecr. tn ce weeks snccessycy, the last Of which be
before the aforesaid time appointed for the hearing thereof
10 d. p. THOMPSON, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28
M L D + OR D r u M +,
VIM. GREENOUGn Il Co.,

No. IA, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
RE anty receiving, and ofe- for sale to
II try trade ON tho most reasonable terms,
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
consisting oil Sheffield Goods -Grc9yes ami Sons Cast
Steel Files and Edge Tools; Mivrghts Chises; Plane
Irons Grcavcs AID Sons Electro Steel Plane Irors Chs
els and Gougef, and by far the best article The
market Groves and Sons lyzacks, Taylors Slack, Sci
lar and Graysona Sanderson's, Hand, PANEL Back Com
pass and Web Saws Sckrsi general assortment Of
Tools, etc. etc. and
TABLE & SPRING CUTLERY.
Birmingham Cords comprising in part Leg, Trace, and
Halter Chains; James and Sox and Hawkins Screws !;
Bed Screws; Coach Screws; Bodwins Kenrick's. and
Iarras broad and Butts table back ZAP pew
and plate Hinges Hooks aud Hinges Locks atpeniers
closet pad wardrobe, chest cupboard press plate blind
and sash fasteners Norfolk utches; brass goods ETC. &C.
wrought Nails.
AMERICAN HARDWARE.
lion and cast steel shovels; spades ERE sets augers
Nashua locks and laohcs; w. Rowland and SonsF and
Fulton Hardware Cos Mil Saws Coles hammers Lat
chrs, ring and improved, Blakcs patent, etc etc.
Composing altogether stock we'll suited to the country
trdde-to be sold fer cash approved credit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28
DANIEL ROBINsONs EsTATE-

- DANIEL KUBINSUNS ESTATE.
'INHE subscribers having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court for the D strict Of Lamoille Commis-
sioners receive examine and adjus all claims and dc.
manjs OF all persons against The Of Daniel Robin
SON. late ofStowe IN ssd District deceased and all aims
and demands exhibited offset thereto d. hereby give no.
OF sis months from the 7h day Of February A. D. ls4z
allowed by said Court creditors of said deceased
TO exhibit and prove their respective claims before usand
that will attend TO The duties of appointment the
office of Butler and wilkins in Stowe in SAID District, on
the third Thursdays Of March and May, A. D. 1912, from
O'Clock till five o'clock the afternoon, each OF said
days. o. w. BUTLER, tc,
oRIN PERKINS, }Comm"
Dated at Stowe, this ID h day of Feb A. d 1872 a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28
EDUCATION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


THE Spring Term Of the above Institution, will COM
l. mence on Thursday March l0th.
An experienced Teacher will instruct in the Female De.
partment Tution, per Quarter, SO and a. For French
extra, 80.
Gen G. b. Ransom * engaged 10 deliver, during tue
term course oil Lectures the Science Of GEOLOGY, for
which all who attend will be charged fly cents each
S HURLBUT Principal.
Norwich Feb ", l5f2. ~ 4w
DERBY LITERARY INSTITUTE.
the SPRING TERM,
or hi. institution will Commence Tuesday The 9th
" If March next Mr. HOVEY anG Miss AVER,
will continue take charge Of their respective departments
Tuition and hoard usual Several rooms TO let TO those
who wish 10 board themselves
LEML. RICHMOND Secretary.
Derby, 10 Feb. 1912. ~ 3w
NEWBURY SEMINARY.
TNIiE Spring Term of this School will commence
Thursday the Esd inst. mud continue 70 weeks The
Trustees have added to their board OF instruction teach
Of the Hebrew Language from New York for the beno-
FL Of the Theological Class any others who wish to at
end to the study Of this language This teacher TO
mence with his term.
Price Of Beard and Tuition as usual
LEWIS p. TGBBETTS, Sec of Board Trustees
Newbuty Feb Q, l842 |:4s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28
CAULDRON KETTLE

MI AIDE from superior Castings and warranted not to
lI crack, for sale very low by
LANGDoN & WRIGHT
Also 500 Cedar Sap Buckets 43
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28
A RARE CHANCE!i

SCALES.
FAIRBANKS Patent Platform aud Counter Scales on
l. hand and for sale BY SILAS BURBANK Jrs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28
BOSTON ADV'S.
MEDEORD IN. Il. MITM.

THE subscriber being located far from Bosto finds
l. that since the rail roads into USE the incoivcn
fence very great to his county customers and those who
wish To purchase of him. srts their To
edy this Inconvenience he has made arrange mens with
Mr. Liberty Bgcow to keep quantity Vi
M L ID i ORD RU M
PURE SPIRIT CHERRY RUM, g. CoRDIALs,
constantly hand his No Ia State Street; and
this and al Manning ard Halls No l5 Central Wharf
the only places where Medford Rum be bought
Boston, Likewise at IA State St may be found general
assortment Of all kindso NEWS, WRAPPING, SHOE
and LETTER PAPER.
Also my books lep there, that my customers may
settle their accounts WITHOUT the trouble Jf going to Med
ford on purpose.
n. B. Thankful oi past iavos, hopes by will TO please
and strict attention business further patronage
All orders directed 10 H. Bgeow III State Street, Bos
en-, will receive immediate attention.
DANIEL LAURENCE.
Medfbrd Mass. January "a, 1912. ~ 3mo Sits.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28

az 600 Feet seasoned Pine Boards ON hand
~O,OOO and for sale by
SILAS BURBANK Jr.
M,ntnel,cr Eeh oS 1910 AZ
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-14
ROMANTIC HISTORY,

Curious Historical Fcct.-D.ring the
troubles in the reign Of Chailes L., II co,rn-
try girl came to London in search Of It
place as a servant maid, but not succeed
ing, she hired herself to carry ont. beer
from brew-house, and was one Of those
called tub women. The brewer observed
good looking girl in this low occupation,
took her into his family as a servant. and
after short time married her, but he dice,
while she was yet young woman, and
left her the bulk of his fortune. The bu.
siness of the brewery was dropped, aud
MIR. Hyde was.recnmmendcd to the young
woman, as ii skilful lawyer to arrange her
husbands affairs. Hyde, who was after
wards Earl Of Clarendon finding the Wild
"w's fortune very considerable, married
her. OF this marriage there was no other
issue than daughter, who was afterwards
The wife of James | l., and mother Of Ma
~ and Anne. Queens of England.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-14
THE LONELY SPIRIT.

" His last words 10 me, before we parted never
rect again, were, .Were only sure that one hca
uly loved me, could still conquer iats." ...
Oh, God it is bitter thing ,..f... -.
To dwell lonely pilgrim here; .5..
To feel, amid the flowers OF Spring,
That oil within is dark and scre
To pine, as in desert wide,
In vain. TO find some gushing rill;
'Ye know that every heart beside,
Can feel lis murm ring music thrill.
An. what il wealth? or what is fame,
., To one who trcads this earth alone
A barren gift {! n cherries fame! .....
The snnheams on a tower O'erthrOwn.
How vain the wealth by genius won, "'-N.
When cold ewes only view the prize;
IT'S like the CLEAN Of wint'ry sun, .....,
That on the ice.bound streamlet lies
Alone alone oh, word Of woe .l. ...-s
The monarch, on his slave.girt throne,
Finds joyous state an empty show,
A weary burden-borne alone! "a 81.
M.re happy he. the beggard slave,
..l BY want and bitter cares oppressed, .... t.,
Who hears the tempest round him rave,
-' Yet knows one heart his own has bless d.
Oh. holy love BY Heaven designed q e.. iii!
To bless the pilgrim soul on earth;
Hast thou no hume for enc eHtwned.
Who feels thy want, and owns thv worth :?
The world may frown; nv soul will rise
On buoyant wing. from baffied care, ...
II guided by the angel eyes,
AA Il finds brighter basis there. ''.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-14

,oo. James Morris, Ufiel Holmes. =
A1o james Morris, Uriel Homles. I.@
7eos James Morris, Uriel Holmes. -.-
James Morris, Uriel Holmes. '~
1anc Moses Seymour, Norman Buel. a'
Ao"N Uriel Holmes, Aaron Bradley.
1ao7 Uriel Holmes, Aaron Bradley. .-l
Uriel Holmes, Aaron Bradley.
1ana Aaron Bradley, Aaron Smith.
Nathaniel Goodwin, Aaron Smith.
1910 Nathaniel Goodwin, Aaron Smith.
Nathaniel Goodwin, Aaron Smith.
7e1n Moses Seymour, Aaron Bradley.
Moses Seymour, Aaron Bradley.
1911 Aaron Smith, Muses. Seymour.
{ Moses Seymour, Aaron Smith.
1910 Aaron Smith, Moses Seymour.
Morris Woodruff, Aaron Smith.
1919 Aaron Smith, Morris Woodruff.
-, Aaron Smith, Morris Woodruff
,slAA Aaron Smith, Morris Woodruff.
Uriel Holmes, Morris Woodruff.
1919 William Beebe, Morris Woodruff.
800 William Becbe, Jonathan Buell.. y
1a1e( William Beebe, Jonathan Buei.
William Beebe, Jonathan Buel.
,a,z Jonathan B,,el, Ephraim S. Hall.
90 (Jonathan Buel. Ephran S. Hail.
1919 Stephen Russell, Ephraim s. Hall.
-, Stephen Russell, phinehas Lord.
1903 JpHn w clCtlS E,UltlcililS l1OTu. 81.
1920 John WEIGH, Seth p Beers.
1891 Seth p. Beers, John WEIGH.
1929 Seth p. Beers, John WEIGH. ID 2 .
1923 Seth p. Beers, Phinehas Miner.
1924 David Marsh, Morris Woodruff.
1925 David Marsh, Morris Woodruff.
1926 Morris Woodruff Reuben Webster.
1927 Phinehas Miner. William Beebe.
1923 Jabez w. Huntington, William Beebe.
1929 Phinehas Miner, Morris Woodruff. ii.
1880 Stephen Russell, Morris Woodruff. .
1881 Stephen Russell, Truman Smith.
1882 Truman Smith, E!iIu Harrison.
1891 William Beebe. Asa Hopkins a. a
1894 Stephen Russell, Truman Smith.
1895 Phinehas Miner, Eihu Harrison.
1886 Morris Woodruff, Phinehns Lord.
1897 Morris Woodruff, Phinehas Lord.
1898 DR.. Samuel Buel, William Ray.
1899 DR.. Samuel Buel, William Ray. .
1s4O Gen. Fred'k Buel, E. Champion Bacon.
lS4l Gen. Fred'k Buel, +. Champion Bncon.
1912 Origen S. Seymour, Enos Stoddard.
1--WE hare published the military titles Of The Re-
personalities only ,chere they are giren in the
original Record. In many instances, ii ,ciH be
seen. they are omitted in the case Of Generals
U. Tracy, NJ. Woodruff; CoIonels E. Kirby, A.
Smith; Majors w. Beebe, NJ. Seymour; del
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS. To village and single mail subsc ribers.
two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
six months 49,, -. '.'.r ALI. g- = : -lr-G
To companies of any number over six, 81 so per
year. payable above To companies less than six,
~ 70 per year. PAYABLE before. Is cents will he
deducted from each Of these prices when payment is
'nade' in advance. These prices are exclusive Of
mail or stage charge for transport alton.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the discretion Of the editor.
Notice OF wish TO discontinue must be given be-
fore the expiration Of year. ''
Sy- ADVERTISING. One square. three insertons 81,
and the same proportion for one more squares
Half square, IS cts Continuance three weeks
20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued Cor ~ months "s1. b
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices. I25
All commun cations must be POST PAID '.'' ~
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MONUMENT To. BURNS HIGH.
LAND MARY.

1t was not without some fear Of disap-
pOiDin,ent that we availcd ourselves Of an
invitation TO examine design intended to
en,body the feelings and wishes Of the adj
mircrs of this interesting though melancho-
~ episode in the life Of Sco,land's pact
Our fears were speedily and agreeabIy dis
PEELED ON beholding the design, itself the
result of combination "f talent rarely to
be found united. but in every respect wor.
thy offs interesting an object and sd pow
er(ul m alliance. 1t consists Of an eic-
gantly propor,ioncd monoli,hic obeIsk aud
PEDESTAL, simply aud ,as.efully orname",ed,
designed by Mr.. Kemp, the we'll known
architect for the monument to Sir Walter
Scott. The pedestal is enriched on three
sides by panels scnl plured in basso reIie-
vo, from the chisel of Mr.. Alexander II.
Richie, Fisher Row, young artist Of
brilliant promise. aud pupil Of Thorwals-
den, whilst the fourth side is occupied by
simple tablet, containing an inscription
from the esteemed pen Of the celebrated
Delta. OF the sculpture il is not easy 10
con:ey TO our readers an adequate idea {;
the principal and panel represents the SOL
emn pledge Of the lovers at their parting
ON the banks of the Ayr; the female is m
elegant aud classical embodiment Of rustic
sweetness. simplicity, and grace; the ex-
preston ofthe head in particular, is repleie
with lovely fascination-ihe figure and ac-
.i"n at once speak sincerity, unaffected
mudesty, implicit confidence, and devoted
attachment The bard himself is delineaied
with that energetic earnestncss so charac-
teristic of his compositions, and a gravity
Of department especially suited to the so {.
lcmni,y ofihat parting scene, 50 touching
ly depicted by his own words: t5.,'..
"Wi' many vow and ock't embrace, -...g...g
Our parting was FL tender;
And pledgiUg oft 10 meet again. -.-.'
We tore ourselves asunder." .-,S't 3D. uNHy
There is no alTacla,ion hero neither eew-
gaw nor -trifing flippery IN attitude, action
or drapery he stands cree. and indepen-
dent, proudly conscious Of moral wort,
and self reliance, an embodied image oi
his own noble sentiment 2 f-a va @-
"1'he rank 10 but the guinea stamp.
The mans the gold for a that" Ia.
There is. however, an accompanying ten
derness Of expression, beautifully suited 10
the circumstances Of The scene, aud Justly
appropriated TO the most sensitive adnircr
OF female purity and loveliness. or the
suitable beauty of the inscription by Delta,
| it is fortunately in, nurs power to produce
the best evidence by presenting copy +:
il is worthy alike Of the object. aud nf the
accomplished authors well-carned repula-
| item. ' N 7aNy
&c ..-,' Erected .3'.. i"- -
- In Memory 81 ''j.''.t
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-14
HIGHLAND MARY.

The result Of the whole design is tri-
butte worthy Of the uailrd exerlions of the
gifted individuals who have contributed,
each in his peculiar department, to the &C
complishmcn, of $" gratifying an Object
When erected it will be one of the most at, :
'ractive and interesting. TEXTURES Of which
Greenpck can boast. -Ediaburgh OBS. g.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-14
D, (CoNN.y THURSDAY, APRIL IA, I842.
RonERr BURNS.

RoBERT Burns, ........
With those strains which are unsurpassed
.... For moral dignity b. tr. -
and ...... 1850. r.
...- Depth Of pa,hos a." .J
liar NOrtat Remains -. ." 'u
Have. lain unnnticcd in this spot
For half Il ceniur.
Yet
The fame Of her name" 49,
Has pcrvadrd the civilized world a.
AID the tears Of millions have been shed
-.,r For Tue unlimeIy fate . ..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-14
From he Phiddslphta Saturday Essning Post.
d a. H LINES,


BIZ EDWARD YOUNG.
Let those who will repine nj tate,
And droop their heads with sorrow,
laugh when cares upon me wait
know they'll leave Tomorrow
NY purse is Eight, but what Of thas2
My heart is light 10 Halchi,;
And e 1 tear my only coat,
laugh the while patch it,
I've seen some elves, who called themselves
My friends, in summer weather;
Blown far away in sorrows day,
AS winds would blow feather,
never grieved to see them go;
(Fhe rascals, who would heed 'em>
For what's the use Of having friends,
Ii false when most you need emf
I've seen some, rich in worldly gear.
Etesnally repning: e..
Their hearts prey to every fear,
With eladness never shining
! would not change my lishtsome heart.
For oil their gold and sorrow:
For that's thing that all their wealth
Can neither buy nor borrow.
And still when sorrows come to me,
(As sorrows sometimes will GOMEZ
fine the way to make them fee,
Is bidding them right welcome.
They cannot brook cheerful look,
They 're used 10 sobs and signing;
And he that meets them with smilo.
Is sure to set them flying.
Southport, w. T., l5al. s. ... .
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-14

The Age ofhe World-Mr Lyell. the dis.
tinguished geologist, has produced some ex-
element. He contends that the earth is still
in u process Of creation that the laws by
which the. first stratum was laid. and the first
animal and vegetable fossil deposited. are
still in existence, still forming and still crea-
ting the earth 4; that the oldest rocks were
'nade. not six thousand years ago. bnt fifty
or sixty millions of years ago. The clergy
men are about to give courses of lectures in
the churches TO refuie the doctrine Of geolo-
KY. There lie truly an astonishing reYOlu-
ton going forward ia philosophy and sci.
ence.--PhiE Courier. N
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-14

IL was through him that Arnold enterc : !.
into his arrangements with Sir Henry Gin.
ton I" surrender Yves, Point, which end,
ed in the death Of Andre. He came back
I" die in his native countFy-tories and
patriots, in this, were alike. He was the
owner of the celebrated Robinson's
House. in the Highlands" Arnold's head
quarters, from which that general fed an
.o"tcas' and TRAITOR, hated by his fiiends.
and cursed by his coUntrymen!
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Erected
In Memory

..--l.1-- MARI CAMPBELL, W. "a p.
Whose youth, beauty and innocence
Won the heart .,
s'Ha, "r as and '.,< - '.''i
"1-i Inspired the Immortal muse
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-14

Probate BsvssGs q, this oBee.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-14

5TOficial notice has been given in the
hadisonian that the contemplated reduction
Of 10 per cent on the commission Of all Post
Masters was TO take place Oh tue LIST Of
ApFllao ;e.e u 81! b.. a,- !jl-"2 -i - q.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
PERU IRON COMPANY.


HAVE, and will constantly keep in deposiie with
l. 4 their Agents at Burlington VI, Peru manufac.
lured Nails and Iron, of the following descriptions
to wit - FV
30 a. 5d lod l2di2od, 24dc s0d 4Od, sod, God.
S -, ES,.4 inch. IL 5, 5 Ia and 6.
FJNISHING NAILS-6d, Sd, lOd I'D mauufoc.
tuIed specially for finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS.-l2d god. and 21d.
FOUND RON-3-s lie Ia, e-lss-e 1I.is
3-4 1871 inch, Ia, Id, l 3-8, IL, i5.8
81, inch, 2 Ia, IL, 3, and 8 IL
SO UARE IRON,L3.9, 7.16, IL, DIG, SO, iI.i6.
.3L7.s i, l,s, Ia, 80 2, liz inches.
BAND IRoN--l IA 1l-2, Sd, 2, 21.4, 2l.2,
go, 3. l-2, q, q l-2 inch. .. '.
TIE RON-l Id, l l-2, 3-4, wide, and from
3-S to 5S thick.
HORSE SHOE IRON, varions sizes.
HAnE AND SCROLL IRON. do. do.
MARBLE SA W PLATES, cut 10 order a.
short notice. -.
The Peru Iron Co. manufacture their goods al Gin
tonvlle, N. Y from Iron Of their own make. They
intend to keep in the hands Of their agents full
and complete assortment, than can lie found in the
Stale. Is believed that the goods from this esiab-
ishmcnt are better manufactured, than those from
any other in its vicinity. o.. .....
Purchasers are respectfully solicnedto inspect the
Goods ofihis Co.-Prces as low and terms as favor.
able, as can lie Obtained in the Stale. ..
T F. g. w. l.. STRONG, Agents. .
Aug. 25,h, 1912 ..r ..