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MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, LABORERS
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THE RAINEns CONCERT, At the ,Kassrs' Insiiis,.,
"a, =. viii be bronsb oo s. bsm "nen sew
Tickets to be had at the muac stores, and
0V Concert to commence at 8 O'Clock. psr 1t.
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o. q "a: :s H.. I. :s sss
isus spare ain' render deserving steady and
The Tsrrssis Lunch owned entirely by the sub
BS.hs h:s no ra and h,s h,H none
his energies 10 the visitors Of the Ter
rSl ~, MANAGEMENT Of Mr. Alexander Wesb the
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MARITIME HERALD.

POhT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 81, Is4a
SUN RISES ...6 10 FULL nooH ........ -
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LAST CnANCE-LAST NIGHT.
COClETY lIBRARY-{iil's L ast Lecture q. H HILL.
csnedisn has the pleasure announce hat he will have
Cu.ions the New EDelanders At the Society Library
This ev ening, March %, te4a. -"
Mr. Hill will also give number Of his celebrated imita
tons aaeclotes STORIES h. given by him before the most
refined audiences in the United States and Enrope.
Centemshs tickets 80 oents esch-Lades' Tickets Is cents
each.
Dcors at quarter before 7-Lscture to at
half past s'eloet .L4 ~ WV d p
Nc postpone aenf on account Of weather.
Edoss and gentlecn injected with the public
respectfully invited attend Each will with his ladies be
Ga Thunday evening lecture at brooklyn. m30N
THE B1wsrv Fashionable millinery EstsbIi.hmsnt and
Che Ladies Dor net Store in New York. SCI Bowery
befwe<u Walker snd Hester
mis- r. A. BOWN tenders her grateful thanks TO her
patrons End the ladies Of New York generally and
Fashions will ts Saturday, April 81, 1884, when she will
pleased TO zee all herr Old tustomsrs again:
Southern and coustry mners will at this store have op
porusity large 1sormsnt sad at price common
The fsshioos received monthly. mso 81,
w best yicuang, Oyster and Liquor saloons In the
City Of New York Locations in the very heart OF this city
Also large Public Heuse, with two bowIing allejs at
ached Has bcea occupied By for six years
and be proved that he has cleared in said business
Saooo ir sooI moEsy in that tme-now wishing retire
lent public house It'll ball rooms and for public
ngs and the hire Of rooms the rent ny far Hs
kept by person for twelve ysars wishing
tire Ono Or two excellent e,tttllhments in Broadway Of
similar kinds BY calling on the sub scrber cannot fail
quedfrom 500 to For further satisfaetogy in
nrmson pie se 70 cali in the Bascment No. II Park How
under the B4r5er's store. mae 3ts
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pLATFoRM esCALE-ooe Of Dales ta.eut Platform
Scales .Icel.nt order, having been 1, bat lev
"'''"' VIII '' '''o l" '''s"SW HpgS"Ts TAPscorT,
msi 50 fesb slir.
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Departure OF the Atlantic Steamers.
Packets 60 Depart,
Rnckets 70 Arrive
To ship Mastersx

We sssll esteem Il favor captains 81 vessels srnvis
report Of the shipping e at he port whence they salss
the vessels SPOKEN on their pAsssge and list OF their
arrival. We will reciprocate the favor u any way.
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LEECHE S---LEECHES.

SUFPLY med healthy wedish Lseches that will
N bite quick costany hand and for sale by the hundred
DAVID SANDS x CO.,
Druggists and Apothscaries,
nal In " Fest Broadway corner Market
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80 FON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pscfei.-Ips
! k1st Of April
The subscrbers purpose dispaehnga Ship punctusly
the LIST day Of each month dIring the year Maseies
Goods sent Il the Ncribers ding Will be dpstched
free Of other than the charges actually incurred upu
them The Ships have vev comfortable cabin aesommod>
tons. H--r
Fer freight or passage aS9lT E HrycKEN Agents.
o Tine Burif
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NsAcoIA, Mar l2-sid James Dru nmond. NYork

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THEAE far-famed and :. lebr:sd pills from Portugal ax
tissmsnl op the last counnof fourth psge. fellm'n
PUBLIC MEETING-Merehan.s, Trader, Mechanics, and
others desreu o. promoting the general prosperity.
wing trade and public c0nence increasing the
maintaining the credit Of the counrr sound
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- TO RENT--A store in Csthsrine street No. IL, q,
by IL fest-a ate store for drJ goods lnqoe 1t
doer, No ~ ------,------v--,-.s nal .. 4
- TO LET-The story modern built brick house
No. $50 Houst N street. now occupied by Bes Mo-
range. Thu houss has marble inantes, mahogany
doom nished attic and basemsnt Rent moder ate Apply
no az y to J. NJ. POST, lo2 A mitv 81,
- yTOREs TO LrT.-Ihe two four story briex
sterss No S and New strt e, two doors from w all
tree I, and opposite the public stors now erecting
Ibe three story brick Store, No. Pike slip e sast
aide. adjoining Cherry street
HOUSES 70 LIT The three story brick house, Ne "a
Wal street. between Broaawsy snd Church street Tss
story brick house SO street the
nftS and sIth Avenses The story House No "a Cod
street, Bsekman. occupied BY n Miles Hitchcock
FOR sALE-Three Cots Broad way, near W ION
one Lot On Eghtsenth street 81 feet freutsiht Lots
seventh avenue: ss'wees Twenty and Twenty ninth
.ss in. M DELArLAINE, IS Wall st., One. Ms
- IQ LEAsE On favorable terms-Ih. splendid proper.
" knoyn ~ the Shakespeare Hotel stuate At the
n sa Of Wal, z and Duane street, New York To
, %is o. r.. h1S better opportunity q ms.irs ottsc
ture and 100 well known to easrge ITS capabilities for
business For further particular apply 70 the ubscn5er
who the present occupant and q the mis.s
platform eSCALE.-One Of Daies ra'ent Platform
Scales in excellent order, having been Dat sN
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| DAILY! FRIENDS OF TEXAS, hALLY The eta.
N New York and the vicinity and the
Of Terra: now in this city are reqss:tsd e attend meet
OF Duane aud William street, At half
O'clock adopt such az under existing cIcumsan
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49, PASSAGE FUK NEW tOKLEANs AND
k1A TEXAS.-Regslar packet LIST April The splendid
fast sailing packet snip LOUISA Captain Milford,
will sail q abore, her regular day.
The ships ofths line sail i've days. aordng
about VISIT Texas desirable vance the
or cabin second cabin aud passen
Forpsssage apply on board, foo, Of Wall st, or to
w. j Il. TAPSCOTT
40 South street, or - Peck slip.
The packet ship Akansas Louisa and sa sh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-10
DEATHS.

In this village, Thusday morning last CLAnA AuousrA
only daughter Of the late TIMOTHY MERRLL Esq., aged "a We
hardly ourselves with the
knew her, and we hope that tribute due to her memory will
furnished by among her many friends apprsc
ates her virtues ana mourns her early departure.
In this village the Sd nst Widow Hannah Marvin of Sy
raeuse, N. Y.
AT East Randolph, Dec 26th Mr. Levi Bruce aged g. He
was for many years active and efficient member Free
Will Baptist Church, and adorned his profession loving
dealing justly with all and walking hubly with his
God In his death, the community large we'll friend,
and relatives have suffered that will be made
good. Cow
In Wsathershed on tho lst inst William Jarvis j. second
surviving of Hon. VIM Jarvis year Of his ago.
OF lung fever, after distressing illness of DAYS
In Washington on Friday evening At 40 o'clock Dec 81 Of
consumption, Col Buck aged 81 Colonel Buck
graduated at Middebuy College Vermont the age
enteen years, and entered West Point Immediately Afterwards
The nexeai owing to his collegiate education he graduated
at West Point, and entered the Army Lieutenant Amer
serving three Col resgnsd time war;
When war wa, S"SlaIed, he took command Of company Of
volunteer and fastened the ns He
tho Battle Of Chatarga Woods and Pbug though snga-
gsd the latter being unable the war
Col B. became member Of the Legislature Of his native State
Vermont and continued sixteen years. twelve Of which he was
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
In 1893 he was elected to Congress- and again 1897 where
he served with credit TO himself and fidelity his country
He has left widow and three children besides numerous
circle Of friends, 10 regret his death tGlobs.l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-10
COLDS CHEMICAL IMPROVED
LAMP.

THE subscribers, having purchased OF Mr. Gold
l. the right 10 manufacture and sell, in the New
England States, his improved CHEMICAL LAMP,
are now prepared 10 offer Them for solc, al whole
salo or retail, md can recommend them the best
and most economical Lamp now in use, as he es-
pense OF burning will be only about half The cost OF
Sperm Oil and The Iigh, brilliant. The i'm.
rroyements which have been made in this Lsmp re.
move the objections which most Chemical Lumps
subject 10.
sE]sWe have also a very superior article Of CHE.
MlCAL OIL refined under the superintendonce of
Mr. Gold, which can bo used in this or any other
Cfemlcal Lamp-for sale by the barrel or gallon.
lE3aWe have the various paterns Of this Lamp
at our store, where they be seen any time, IN
use. LOWS BALL & Co.
No. 123 Washington at. Boston,. 20
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FARE REDUCED-NO MONOPOLY
. THROUGH IN TNENPY-ElGHT HOURS
DAILY LINE OF MAIL STAGES,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
FROM MONTPELIER VT TO NASHUA NH.

THE citizens of Montpelier and the travelling public.
L respectfully informed that DAILY LINE OF
FIRST CLASS STAGES, have commenced running
beween Montpelier Vermont and Nashua, N. H., via
Bethel, Lebanon and Concord, to inersect With tho Rail
| Road to Lowell and Boston,
This line OF Stages will esve Montpelier from M Cot
ls Old Stage Office, Stale Street a. half past Dne
a. Nj. Returning leave Nashua at 10 o'clock after the
arrival Of the first train Of Cars from Boston, and
Montpelier neat day at IL o'clock Nj. -
Passengers will be taken 10 and from the several Hotels
IN the village without ewra charge. Citizens will be cal
led for their respective places of residence apd also
ken thereto on their Ieurn free Of expense.
The Projectors pledge themselves that passenger shall
be conveyed TO Nashua for the afternoon train
of Cas- for Lowell and Boston.
The fare 10 Nashua, by this will be TAs cheap
The cheapest and charge for Baggage weighing less thar
10 lbs.aGI either on the road OF for taking to the
As passengers by This will be free om the danger
necessarily encountered upon the opposition stages well
from The gross imposition often there practced upon
them and also be conveyed for half the expense,
the Propretors induced confidently to antci-
pate liberal patronage. They the travelling pub.
lie that pains shall be spared TO make this conveyance
every way acceptable to its patrons
GASS, CHANDLER, BABBIrT s. Co, Proprietors,
G. BARRET I, Agent, Montpelier.
N. TU TILE Agent. Nashua.
Montpelier, Nov. 90 1871 Sn
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MARRIAGES.

In this village, the Cd instant by L. Briggs, Esq., Mr..
Charles Willard to Miss Lyia Goodwin, daughter of Israel
Goodwin, Esq, all Of Montpelier.
At North Montpelier, Jan. 5th by Nathaniel c. King ESQ.,
Mr. John A. Pratt, Of ChaIestown, Mas Miss Arminds
We acknowledge the receipt of very liberal slices of the
thanks and wishes.
Enosburgh, Hon Horace Eaton, Miss Edna PALMER.
In East Randolph, Dec u.s. Mr. R. B. Goss Miss Sto
ry, both Of L. II.
In Randolph Jan. ., bv Rev. Russell Streeter Mr. R. g.
Dana, of East Bethel, to ss Laura Mouton, of e. r.
In Royalon Dec %, Mr. Leonard Kibbee Randolph to
Miss Lyman, daughter of Mr C. Lyman.
In Greensboro, the 18th u by Rev. WIN. A. Chaplin,
James w. Has&al to Miss Harriet ~ Baker.
In Danvo Dec. Is, by Rev. H. Sampson Andrew Jack
son Morrill, of Rysgae to Miss Amda Minerva Dole Dan
vile.
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BOSTON NOTICES.
VIM. GREENOUGH g. CO.,

No. IA MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
RE constantly receiving and Offer for sale to the coun
IA try trade on the most reasonable terms,
HARDWARE 81 CUTLERY,
consisting oil Sheffield Goods -Grcoyes and Sons Cast
Steel Files and Edge Tools Milwrghs Chises; Plane
Irons Greayes aud Sons Electro Steel Plane 1rors ChS-
els, and Gouger, and by far the best article in the
market Groves and Sons Tyzacks, Tayors, Slack, Sell
lar and Graysona Sandorsons, Hand, PANEL, Back Com
pass, and Web Saws Sckes; general assortment Of
Tools, etc. etc. and
Birmingham Cords, comprising in part Leg Trace, and
Halter Chains; James and Fox and Hawkins Screws ;
Bed Screws; Coach Screws Badwins, Kcnricks, and
1auas broad and narrow Butts table and back flap pow
and plate Hinges Hooks and Hinges Locks-Cafpeneu
coset pad wardrobe chest cupboard, press plate blind
and sash fasteners Norfolk laches brass goods etc etc
wrought Nails.
AMERICAN HARD-W WARE.
Iron and steel shovels; spades fire ses augers
Nashua locks and laches; w Rowland and Sons and
Fulton Hardware Cos Mill Saws Coles Hammers Lat
ches, ring and improved, Blakcs patent etc. etc.
Composing altogether stock well suited the country
trade-to be sold for cash or approved credit.
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Presentment Quashed. We learn from the Phil
adclphia papers That on Monday the judges Of the
Philadelphia sessions severaly gave their opinions
on the motion to qunsh the presentment Of the
Grand Jury against N. Bdde and oihers--ihe
court sustaining the motion 10 unash.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-10

Two revolutionary veterans recently died in o.
hoi one named Tho:nns Upton, ugcd one hun
dred and tieren yedrs--rhe other, Frederic Rump,
in the one hundred and sereneenth year Of his age
He was II German. lie was twice married, aud
had eighteen Children fourteen Of whom are still
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TO PENSION CLAIMANTS:

SEcRLTARY OF STATEs UFFicE
January I, l842.
NOTICE is hereby given tina, there have recently been
disc pvered in the Treasurers office sundfy sceouns
Of monies paid orders of the Governor and Council the
General Assembly aud the committee of Pay Table, fom
the l4th Of March, ITS the 18th Of July 1882 inclusive
These believed 10 embrace considerable evil
dence hitherto unknown to applicants Of military
the Revoluon-especiay Of the services Of command
ants Of companies, and Disturbing officers.
The above have been lod sed in this
Office pursuant to resolution Of the General Assembly Of
1888.
C. L. KNAPP, :.
81 Acting Secretary Of State.
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A po'noe diet is found greatly to improve the
quality OF the blood. Hence roasted or baked po-
tatoes are successfully employed against the sea
scurvy, when other remedies have failed. This
discovery was made in France. 1t is singular
that boiled potatoes do not seem to have the sume
good effect
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-10

1t is said that the unfortunate men who we're
swept over the Niagara Falls n few nights ago
and died death which makes one sIudder to
think of, were engaged mt the time in smuggling
,phi Ken
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-10

Al The late Circuit in Lewis County, N. Y. not
cause was on the calender TO be tried-not an in
diclment pending or one found by the grand jury
at the term, nor was there last week prisoner in
ian
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-10

Beets roasted in enlhels, or baked in n stove or
oven, Jus you would cook potntoes) are said TO be
mach swectrr and dryer Than when boiled. The
flavor is also improved. When they are cooked
through, peel them and serve up in the usual way.
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TAKE NOTICE.

NHE subscriber having purchased Of Sullivan White the
right to make and sell his mpr owed se-noving patent
lever Cheese Press in the following towns viz Morris
town, Stowe, Waterbury, Bolton Richmond, Hineshurgh
and Huntington. would caution The inhabitants Of the a.
bovc named towns against making vending using said
press under the penalty of the law in such cases.
ELI CLOUGH.
Waterbury, Dec. 81, Is4l 393w
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despatche TO The Governor last night The pur-
port no one can ascertain. Conjecture says tho
prisoners have escaped. The above is plain,
simple statement Of facts.-Nov. 8, 1871.
Your obedent servant
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NOTICE.

N0TkCE.
TINE copartnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
l. Hayward Cushman 10 this day dissolved with mu-
tual consent We would therefore say all those that
have any account with thu concern, they call and
settle sad accounts for ave are owing and wish for the
whereiSiIh to pay our debts.
RIB. HAYWARD,
E. p CUSHMAN.
Montpelier, Jan. 6, 1912.
r. b ii. would also say that ali those who in debt
to him the old must call and settle up he will
be obliged To take some other course. "a
Also he will continue carry his business IN the Gnp
smhing line and wishes for continuance Of custom.
X. b. HAYWARD.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF vkRMoNTl Tho Hon tho Probate
District Of Bradford, IS. Court of,hs said District
o Bradford to the hers at law all persons interested
in the estate Of Patty Oorss late Of Corinth 10 said dis
tricL deceased interstate.
|GoULDsBURN TAPLfN, administrator said es-
u tate makes application TO this court by petition ID
writing, for icenee 10 sci the whole Of the real estate Of
said DECEASED for the purpose Of paying the debts and OK
penses OF administration against said estAe,-And upon
id petition 1t is ordered hearing be had thereon
session 81 said Probate Cour, TO be holden at Dusn's
Inn in Vershre in said district the second Tuesday Of
February, lS42and thai said petitioner notify AZ PERSONS
concencdto appear said court slow cause any they
have why the prayer Of sa1 petition should not be grant
ed or give bonds for The payment Of me sa,a S "a
penses of administration the law requires ano ~ eaut-
the substance OF said petition and OF this oreer heeon
be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the vermont
Waterman newspaper printed at MontP 'lier. IN ms
state, the last publication whereof to be preuoust 10 me
session of said Court above mentioned. ~ 80,
Given in Pro bate ConrI, Al Cttnth In said d"u'e luis
SOth day OF November, in tbs wear 1871.
BY the Couit, Attest, JOSEPH BERRY, Reg.
SO Copy Of Record J. BERRY. Register.
STATE OF VERMONT. Al a p oOuo Uodu node
District of Randolph IS. lat Chelsea, with n and for
said District, the Esd dav of December, A. D. l84l,
fN0MES john Poor, guardian Of Maria Bennett, MI
~ under the age of fourteen years, daughter Of Ga
malel Bennett late u Wlamsiown, deceased, and makes
application to tho Court for license to sell all the real estate
belonging to his said ward consisting Of all the real estate
Of which The said Gam'el diOd se5ed N the towns o.
The widows dover in said esato,rherefofe all persons
INTERESTED hereby notified that SAID application will be
heard Probate Court TO be holden at the inn Of M
French in William, town, on the I'd Wednesday in Feb
ruary, 1912, at o'clock p. NJ.
true copy of of Record,
| SO Attest, JOHN COLBY Register.
STATE OF VERMONr,l The Probate Court WITHIN
District Of Randolph and for the District afDrc-
said 70 all persons interested the estate m Flames Ar
mold, Ia Of Brsokfeld, deceased, - Greeting.
! WHEREAS Altman Arnold, The administrator the
w estate Of sad DECEASED proposes to render ac-
count Of his administration and present his account sgsinst
said estate for allowance at session Of said Court TO be
holden at The Probate office in said Randophon the first
"wednesday February next at 10 o'clock in the fore.
uoonTherefoe you her eby 10 appear at said
time place aud make objections 10 the allowance Of
SAID account if you cause.
Given under my hand Randolph in said District, this
tSs* VIM HEBARD Judge
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STATE OF VERMONT, To the Honorable the SUI
Orange Countyyss. preme Court of the Slate
OF Vermont next to be holden al cSiHes in and for the
County of Orange on the fifth Tuesday next after the 18th
Tuesday Of March, a. ID. 1872
Ii UMBLY showeth Cynthia Paine of Chelsea in tho
County Of Orange aud State of Vermont that at said
Chelsea, she lawfully married f. jan Paine late of
Brooked IN said couHiy the oath day of Septic rnbet
A d. 1928, by Rev. Calvin Noble than minister of the
Gospel of said Chelsea and from that time to about the
LIST day Of December 1882 she lived with the said Elijah
Paine the strict and faithful observance of all the du-
ties required by the marriage contract when the said Eli
Jah Paine wiuy deserted her and has since returned
and your petitioner has since been obliged 10 rely up
on he' own personal labor and the charity of her friends
for subsistence.
And your ibclant further showeh thatthe said Eli.h
Paine during the lue aforesaid, has been gully of the
crime Of adultery
Your Libelant thereupon, humbly prays this Hontra-
Die Court that the bands of mdtrlmouy between her and
tho said ELIJAH Paine NAV be dissolved, and bill OF di-
vorce granted her and that such part Of the of the
said Elijah Paine may be assigned Der as TO this Hon.
orabe Court may appear reasonable
Dated al Chelsea this 10Th day Of September, A. D.
ls4l.
CYNTHIA PAINE.
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VIM. HEBARD, Attorney.

IL having been shown to that the foregoing named
Elijah Paine resides whou this state and not within CHI
OF process is ordered that notice of the pendency OF the
foregoing libel be given TO the libelce, BY publishing the
be and this order in the Vermont Wachnian and State
Journal printed AT Montpelier three weeks successivey
the last of which shall be at least four weeks before the
time Of hearing.
Given under my hand at Montpelier, In the county of
Washington, this III day OF November, A. d. ls4l
J. COLLAMER
So Judge Of Supreme Court
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true copy of OF Record
Attest, JOHN COLBY, Register.
MORE IRON FOR Is4e.

MORE IRON FOR IS42.
baldwin, SCOTT & Co. have Just received large
ID addition 10 their stock Of lion and Steel mskng their
assortment the best aud largest in this vicinity which offer
cd at the LOWEST PRICES for cash -
Jan |, ls42. 81
az SELECT BUFFALO SKINS for sale. at the
~ Cheap Cash Stoe. Said skins will be sold cheaper
Ihap can be purchased at any store in the vicinity.
Also general assortment Ct Dry Goods and Groceries
offered for cash above. H. N BAYLIES.
January !, 1912. 81