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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27

For sale by SAMUEL E. DOVE
sign Of the Black Boy and Mortar.
N 10 Mansion House, Richmond, Va
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25
DEATHS.


In Berlin, on the 18th inst, Susan Phelps aged ca.
In West Randolph 18th inst, Mrs. Abigail, wife Of Isaac
Thayer, aged g. "The righteous hath hope his deah."
Printers in N. Y. and Mass. requested, &C.
In Wilinmsown 18th inst Wild Hannah Robinson, reict Of
the late Amos Robinson, ESQ., aged 49, Printers in N y are
requested, SC.
She . gone she = gone realms above
Where saints aud angels meet
To realize her soyiour's love,
And worship at his feet
Her pains and groans are now all DER
She Is gone to God on high
Her wishul soul shall weep more,
Nomore her spirit sigh.
In DuSbuty 10th the residence his daughter Capt
John Colt soldier of the Revouon aged ee. He native
Of Lyme Conn., from which place ho removed New Haven
where he resided until the nmaties of age compelled him
seek that from his only surviving daughter, which She in
her helpless age had received from parental affection AS
he endowed with superior understanding and utelec
markabe for his ready wit and cheerful dispositions which
dcred him companion and general lvore in society all of
which faculties together with remarkable memory he retained
to the day of his DEATH Printers in VT, Conn, and Western
New York, requested, &c
In Northel, 9th u Stephen b. Of Joseph and Hannah
Staples, uged IL years and months.
In Huntington, 9Th inst, Seneca Carpenter Of Thomas
Carpenter aged 26 His denh the consequence of mel
anchoy accident which beel him the 4h while hunting
ter being caught accidentally passing feet behind
the young man. off, the ball passing his thigh ac
turing the bone of the Medical aid called imned
ey but while tho appearance Of the limb leading his
ends to hope favorable ISSUE modification ensued, which
terminated h life the fourth day, leaving amabc wife,
ind large circle Of weeping friends his untimcly
exit. ).
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25

ests both of our citizens and the national trcasu-
ry we earnestly pray that duties, sufficient TO al
ford ADEQUATE protection, may be imposed upon
all wool which can compete with our own. Firm
Nv believing that all should he fully protected,
we respectfully insist, that Justice requires your
honorable body to leave nothing undone to place
the wooi-grower on an equality with other inter
ess.
On motion, this memorial was adopted unan-
imously, and it was ordered that copies, atlested
by the officers OF this convention, be forwarded TO
each of our delegation in Congress, to he presen-
ted to both Houses.
Town committees were appointed as follows, i;
being left to the Wings of each town 10 fill all va
cnncies or make such additions as they choose:
Barre-Samuel Kimball, Elijah Holden, Justus
Ketchum, David Carleton, Josiah Wood, Draper
Howard.
BerHn-H. H. Dewey Sherman Hubbard, a.
X. Warren, w. w. Ellis, Daniel Chandler jr
Richard Bailey jr.
Calais Geo W. Foster, Ira Dwinnel, d. Swa-
zey.
Durbmy w. Corse G. w, Turner Gilber,
iuntry.
Foyalon- David Jones'
field Bowman Martin, Geo. W. West
Amos DNiuncl
.uiditeser-Gso Il Lewis, Geo. Leland, j. S
Lodd, H. w. Robinson, &. c. Putnam.
.Nonroe-Zhn Putnam, l.. y. Ii, ermore.
si"WVti'eF--J' ~. Nuly J'llh NltI Hluh "
Camp.
.NOreiOtcn-A. c. Noble Samuel G. Smith, o.
good Evans, Mrshec Ware, +. NJ. Sisbury, Sam
ue Andrews, Ebenezer Iiuzrltinc.
.N5rihfeid Leander Foster, Geo |. White Geo
K. Cohlclgh.
PidiMfeti Jos. a. Wing, Harrison Kelchum
Ju,tus Kinney.
Rorbwy-Omin W. circuit, Slillman RuggIes
Ebenezcr Bracket.
Waitsfeid Joun. Morse, Hiram Jones, Hiram
Josn.
Warreu-Frnnklin A. Wright, - Morgan
VIM. b. Tyler.
WdierJ,Vy-IIussel Butler, b f. Goss L. S
Newconh.
Worcesisr- Benz Scribner, Farris Leonard, NJ
e. Rice, Cyrus Brown.
On motion, ordered that the proceedings ofrhi:
Convention be signed by The officers thereof and
published.
And the convention was dissolved.
JOSEPH HOWES, President.
AMOS RIGS, W.. p;,,,
ELIJAH HoLDEN,
ii. CARPENTER, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25

ON the LIST day Of Sept. d ls42 will be sold pub
~ lie auction, according to law the dwelling house
Of Pardon Bushnell IN Warsdeld, at o'clock, p. NJ.
much Of the following described real situated in
SAID Wausfeld, will satisfy the following or tax,
with all cha, ges thereon, 10 wit One tax
of sixty five which tax legally assessed sad
premises, on the s Of 1889 State tax of forty
the list of 1910 one school twenty. nine
and tax Of dollar fifteen cents which
taxes legally assessed said premises the list
of 1910; state of nineteen cents one county
of thirteen cents school Of thirteen cents
which taxes were legally assessed said premises the
list of A ID 1871 and set to Oren b. Clark VINO has no
personal property vlthr my precinct. whereon levy
and collect said tax Sad premises described as fol-
lows, 10 t--Lo No ~ in Waiisfed, now occupied by
Henry A. ClUugh decided 10 him by Solomon Downcr
JOHN b. BISBEE, First constable
and Collector Of Watsfehi.
Wasfeld, July 6th, 1872. 65w3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25


pG-Thc Wings, almost TO n man. have uband-
oned the Presidents; but he is not entirely without
friends. Locofocu presses applaud him. and so do
British presses.
John Tyler sustained The Montreal Standard
saws President Tyler must be a man of consid-
cradle firmness" to incur deliberately the wrath
of the Wings, when it was so easy 10 avoid it
and ndds 1--WE pity him, but hope he iOW not sue
cumb 10 The raJble.
Toast by John Tyler in $780," Pilgrim Presi-
dents and Travelling Cabinets; the fruitful off,
sprinv of The second Presidential term. One term
and no re-election-ihe best interests Of the coun
try demand twill not the popular suffrage de-
cree it in 1870"
And in 1914, too.
Beauties of Capt Tyier's mode IF Collecting Du-
les in The absence of Laie.-A mercantile house
of this city imported within few days cargo OF
Swedes iron into Boston, and about the same
time n quantity OF precisely the same description
into New YORK. The excess of duty charged in
New York would pay the freight between the
two places. Is this duty "unilorm throughout the
United States agreeaby to the Constitution
NJ Y. Tribune,
Accounts from Washington state, that the Sec
retary of the Treasury lies dangerously i'll with
bilious pleurisy. This disease is said to be prev
alent at Washington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25
uUZZA FOR DESPOriSnl

Who says that? Why, ocoiocos lenders and
newspapers, 10 be sure, all The land over. Don't
you hear ihem shouting praises of The Vetoes /;
don't they rejoice with joy almost unspeakablr, ut
every tleiear OF The VIII Of the People Ivy John
Tyler? Now, shafts exactly hulZalng for despo
ism in our hunhe opinion. What avails ii, that
Ike people Of The United SUES in 1910, demanded
Protection, Il sound Currency, aud n Distribution
Of the Public LaudS,-nnd what nvails il that lheir
representatives have faithfully reflected the will Of
the Peopie--so long as the wlil ofone man, in de-
iance Of his arowais when candidate, nttrpos-
es tie Veto power? Thus is The will the peo-
ple lhwarled hy the win ol single man. We call
il desp tisn, whether in John Tyler or in the Rds-
sian autocrut and we don't call the admirers Of
such conduct democrats, by long shot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25

.Mormonism. The leaders al Nnuvou have got
hv the ears. aud there will probably be such reve-
sccl.
Common emenL AT Dartmouth Cullege on the
28,h inst-nhunt one hundred graduates At
Burlington Aug. a among The performances will
lie an grafton by Calvin Pelse, OF this village, and
poem by Rev. Zenas Bliss.
bJ-Mr Barber n good Whig,hns been removed
from the office Oi POSTMASTER a: CooperslOwu n,
Y. md Robert Davi.. II Locoforo who assisted in
hanging General Hai risun in etlgy, during The
pcndency of the Presidential election, has been APP
pointed IN his place. The citizens Of that village
were indignant tie change, and on the l}Ih ius
were 10 hold a mass meengto express their views
ON the outrage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25

Zebna C. Camp,
VS.. Washington County Court April
Souhworth A, jenkins, Term, A. ID. 1912.
Action of book account demanding the Of 5000, to
balance accounts between the said parties.
The said Souh worth A. jenkins having had person.
al notice of the tendency Of tins SUIT ordered by the
Court here thai he be notified thereof by publishing e
substance Of said suit together with this order IN me
Vermont Waterman Stale Journal printed al mont
Ter in said county, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY The last
Of which publications be at least SIX weeks before The
sitting of This court at said Montpelier on The third Tues
dav az Novemher next which will be deemed sufficient
noce ~ The sad southSorth A. Jenkins to appear at The
said tel m and make answer ,,,,,,,on,, -,
IA. Vail, }Atornios
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAr, July 10.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Pntriot.l
AT market 2S5 Beet cattle, 20 Cows and Calves,
200 Sheep, and 40 Swine.
PmcEs-Beef CdHIe-We quote a few extra
So % to 80. First quality 81 IS to So second
quality 81 25 to so; third quality SO so to 4 %.
Coios and CaiUes-Saes at SIS, $2l, S23, $25,
$3l aud $35.
Sheep Dali. We quote lots at 81 80, So
Us, lsl, 81, 50, 2 25 and $50.
S,cine No lois sold to peddle. At retail from
l.2 - cts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

The Wings have carried New orleanu electing
their whole iicket-one Senator aud ten Repre-
sentotives. For Governor the vote was for John
son [Whigl 1923, Mouton [locol 977.
Later. Mouton is probably elected Governor
and both Houses cnrried by the Wings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25
WuIC, COUNTY CONVENTION.

Convention will DO holden ut Barre Lower
village, on Wednesday next July 27,l at two
o'clock 2. NJ. for the purpose of familiar discus
sion and free interchange of views. The Wings
oil the county, and all others interested, nre invited
to attend. ARTEMAS CUSHMAN, Wing
JOHN l.. BUCK, Co.
GEO. W. COLLAMER, Com.
July 20, 1912
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25

new supply Just received and for Sale at B,ston Pr-
n ces and on no other condition than Cash on delivery
of the books For Sale al the MONTPELIER BOOK
STORE. E.P WALTON 4 SONS.
July 10, l8is.
COMMUNICATIONS on Bankrupt business address
~ ed to the Clerk Of the District Court must come
FREE OF POSTAGE, or they will not be taken from
the Post office.
E. H.PRENTISS, Clark ofU, s Court.
Cor Vermont District
Montpelier July Ia, is4a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25
1874 A FARM gi

EINlEI1 FOR SALE-consisting Of M%N7Ilas
EEasH IEB 81 acres Of handsome aud w F'ssN
ssSssS productive land as be found -
IN the OF Vermont II is situated in the pant
# Randolph, -2 miles f. m good crsi and mills
tore and mechanics it lies cantug the south gnd
well watered has good and cider orchard and
wood lot The buildings consist If dwelling house and
God shed, Wagon house and hog pen Of them
and all newly covered "a BAN and shed attached. The
described premises will be sold cheap for cash. 34
of which be pail when possession is gwen. lib
eral payday will be given for The remainder if desired.
HORACE CARPENTER.
Randolph, July ash 1912. 65
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25
STATE OF VERMONT,

J. A. Val, Solicitols
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25

MoNpAr, July II.
Nothing of importance in the Senate. In the
House. Messrs. Holmes offs. c. Lewis of Alaba
ma, Hunter of Va. and Dean of OHIO, made anti
tariff and free trade speeches. Bolts OF Va. and
e. J. ngersoll Of Pa. the last loco, and the on
ly one who has spoken OH that side, spoke in ia
vor of protection. Bolts brought in his charges
against the Presdent-und he did it OH his own
hook entirely.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25
STATE OF VERMONT,

Ira Day VS. Geo. w Paige Lucius
3 Peck, VIM. Uphap., George In Chancery,
Pahridge, Geo W. Gordon and 4th Circat
Laws p Stoddard
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25
WIN. HEBARD, Judge.

STATE OF VERMONT, / The Honorable The Pro-
District of Randolph, SIS. 5 bate Court for the District
Of Rdndoph,-To all persons concerned in the estate Of
Luke Clark, late Of Brookfeld, Observation-Disclosures
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-25
sARRATH sCHOOL BOOKs.

! A; V iiI,.m AIlOrni's.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-08

The mail tonight will bring you the melan-
choly news pfthe death Of Hon.Nathan DlAoii'
Senator from Rhode Island. He died at MS
lodgings between eleven and twelve clo'A
this morning, after an illness OF SIX weeks-
The deceased was an intelligent iegisa,or'
warm friend, and honest man; oy al VINO
knew him intimately, he was beloved and by
all who had business intercourse win MIN ne
was respected and esteemed: His DEATH
though not altogether unexpected. came more
suddenly than was looked for. Many friends,
and mart of his family were with him when he
breatbed his last. The death of this Senator
will prevent the transaction of any public bu-
siness on Monday and probably on Tuesday.
Yours, Il. b.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-08

when few obscure individuals in the little
town of Haverill ask for peaceful dissolution
of the Union, the mighty champions of south
ern rights in congress, as if affrighted by the
ghost which they had themselves cunjered in
to existence, are thrown into state of anar-
chy in moment, and cry treason and perjury,
until the house of representatives is coverted
into a complete Babel, and still continue to do
so. For two days Wise is permitted to pour
out the blacklist stream of NORWOOD and
gall ever witnessed, upon the devoted head of
the only man in congress who will not bulge
single inch before the insolent phalanx of
southern Shareholders as to the right of petition.
If the House of representatives is the embod-
led image of the nation, sectional hatred is
fast approaching that intensity of infamma-
ton which will soon consume all the ties of
fraternity in its course. Surely the temple of
Concord is fast closing in these United States
forever, while Janus is opening wide its portals.
If these enfuriated men want a dissolution of
the Union, they are pursuing the direct high
way to attain their object There are increas-
ing multitudes at the north, who have so long
felt the goading of southern despotism as to
begin to calculate the value of the Union, and
feel that they cannot forever submit to the
fate Of The patient and servile ass to bear the
heavy burdens of southern taskmasters. God
grant that the day may be far distant when
the slumbering energies of the North must be
fully awakened to the degradation and ruin
which Southern insolence, united with North
ern locofocoisfn has brought upon them.
Thus between the locos, the recusant wings,
and the staggering DULLES of the South, all
salutary action of congress upon the multi
tudes of important subjects which ruined
country is pressing upon the consideration of
congress, nothing essential has yet been done.
And will the wing party who fought the battle
of 1910 as for their fortunes and their fire.
sides, and looked for relief from wisely ad-
ministered government, suffer all their hopes
be bghted by a set of hearlless, rowdy and
scbeming politicians as that portion of the
wing party, who have Joined themselves with
the locos and shareholders have proved them
selves to be AS long as we are able to guide
a pen, we will denounce the wretched band of
factionists who have thus deserted their party
and their country, and we call upon their con-
stituents to hurl from the seats of power those
who so shamefully prosti tute the solemn trusts
confided 10 them TO mercenary and selfish
ends.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-08
CASTLETON
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

ID E annual Lectures in the Castleton
Il Medical Collegs, late Vermont Academy
of Medicine, will be commenced on the second
Tuesday, 9Th of March, 1912, and be con,inu.
ed fourteen weeks.
General, Special and Surgical Anatomy, by
JAMES McCLINTOCK, NJ. d.
Materia Medica, therapeutics and Obstetrics, by
JOSEPH PERKINS, NJ. D.
Principles and Practice of Surgery, by
FRANK II. HAMILTON, VI. D.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by
DAVID M. REESE, M. D.
Physiology, General Pathology Operative Obstetrics by
CHAUNCEY l.. MITCHELL, M. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by
WILLIAM MATHER, MD.
Ophtiamic Anatomy and Surgery, by
WILLIAM c. WALLACE, M. d.
Medical Jurisprudence, by
WILLIAM p. RUSSELL, NJ. D.
Demonstration of Anatomy.
EGBERT JENlESON. NJ d
Fees for the cours. $55. Matriculating fee
S.. Free for those who have attended two
full courses at other medical institutions, $40.
Expense of boarding, &c. $3.50 TO 81,
25.
In the last course a number OF surgical ope-
rations were performed before the class /; there
is every reason to believe that the number Of
such cases will be much greater during the
next term.
JOSEPH PERKINS, Registrar.
Castleton, VT. Jan. 4, 1912, 40:3w
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-08
STATE OF VERMONT

. n Ia VI fEhMON
District Of New Haven, S.
BE 1t remembered. that at probate court holden
at Bristol within and for the district of Newha-
ven. the 25th day of January 1912.
Patience Dixie administrative of the estate of
JOSEPH DIXIE,
late of Bristol in said district deceased presents
petition in writing praying that she may be icens-
cd sell so much Of the real estate of the deceased
as will raise the sum of two hundred dollars at pub
lie auction private sale, for the purpose ofpayng
the debts cgainst said estate and expenses OF admin
istraon and therein sets forth the amount OF debts
due from said deceased of the charges of admins
trat;on the value of thu personal estate and the sit
uaion of the be sold and that 1t IS neces
say to sell part of the real estate of the deceased
for the purpose aforesaid il is therefore ordered
that the said application Tor license to sell part oil
the real estate of srd deceased be considered at
SESSION of said court be holden at thu Office OF the
Judge of said court in Bristol in said district on the
first Monpay il March next lat 10 o'clock forenoon;
that the administering cause notice theSeo! TO be
given to all persons interested by publishing
titled copy of this order in the Middebury Peoples
Press a newspaper printed at Middlebury in the
county of Addison, three weeks successfully prey,
Gus to the time Of said court.
HARVEY MUNsnL, Judge.
A true copy of record,
40;3 Attest III. MUNsILL, Judge.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-08
Bass -ViOlS.

NEW French Bass Viols, of superior quail
~ ity and tone, lately received and now
for sale by M. MANN, at his residence, Sec
ond house north of the Jail in Middlebury.-
Also Violins, Bass Viol and Violin Bows and
Strings, Trombones, Bass Horns, French
Horns, Accordions, and Instruction Books for
all the above instruments; Piano Forte and
Military Band Music.
Instruction given to Bands and individuals,
and Piano Fortes repaired, strung, tuned, &c.
by N. MANN.
Middlebury, w., JAM IL, 1912. 30
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-08
E. r. WRIGHT, Sec.
EDUCATION CONVENTION.

On the 18th inst convention was holden at
Middlebury on the subject of Education, which
resolved on calling another convention 10 be
holden at Burlington, Feb. %, at nine O'Clock
A. NJ.
The purpose of the convention is 10 direct
public attention TO the whole topic of Education,
as re lated TO the State TO enquire into the best
methods ofarranging our present system to Sc.
cure its greater perfection, to examine how far
the legislative provisisns which have been made
10 secure their object, 10 CO operate with the
State government in lis efforts TO advance any
of the interests of learning and 10 attend 10 a ny
other matters that may rightfully pertain to the
general subject of Education.
1t is desired that the discussions NAV be as
full and complete as circumstances will permit.
and we therefore requesI the attendance of the
frieuds of education in different parts of the
State.
The undersigned were appointed com.
mittee at Middlebury, TO call convention at
Burlington. and arrange the business for its
action.
JOHN WHEELER
CHARLES ADAMS. Burlington
JESSE L. PECK, Poultney,
A. G. TWINING. Middlebury,
HORACE EATON, Enosburgh.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-08
Auction Sale!!

The subscriber having obtained licence from
the Probate Court, will on Wednesday the 10th
day February, inst. at the late dwelling house
of Doct. Ralph Gowdey, late of Middlebury
deceased, sell at Public auction to the highest
bidder, all the real estate of said Gowdey con-
sisting of the lot, and tine dwellings thereon
lately occupied by said Gowdey, said real es-
tate will be sold subject to the mortgages there
on. Terms made known at the time of the
sale. JOHN b. COPELAND, Admir-.
MIDDLEBURY, Jan. 81, 1912.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-08

The Annual Course of Lectures OF this Ins'i-
tltion will commence on the second Thursday Of
March nert, and continue thirieeh weeks.
The fee for all the courses is $50. Students,
who have attended two full cOursts of the lee
lures at this, or any incorporated school OF Med
icine will be required to pay $40. Graduation
lee SIS Doctors of Medicine are admitted with
out fee. No Matricul iton fee is charged.
Board, including room, fuel, lights and wash
ing, may be obtained in good families at from
81 so to . % per week.
Students who are unacquainted in The village,
can By calling at DR.. Planners office on their
rival, obtain directions respecting boarding Eous-
eS.
10 presenting this announcement, the Trustees
o. the Vermont Medical College feel assured that
the next course Of lectures will fully sustain the
reputation which the Institution has 81 uniformly
maintained. The character of the gentlemen
who occupy the several Pro!essors5ip s-the addi-
tons which have been made TO the museum.
chemical apparatus, and instruments Of the co..
lege-the creation of a new prolessorshp Gen
eral and Special Pathology the increased iacil-
lilies which will be afforded for the prosecution of
practical Anatomy-the completion of the new
College edifce, and its admirable adaptation TO
to the purpose foI which il was designed, warrant
the belief that the course of instruction in It's val
ue and extenI, will be equal TO that of any lnsll-
tuition Of the in the country.
For further knowledge Of the College, students
are referred TO DR.. Fl. H. Chids, Pittsfeld Mass,
DIR. a. Clark, New York city, or t0Dr. B. r.
Palmer, Woodstock VT.
Bv order Of Tie Board OF Trustees,
N. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Woodstock VT, Jan'y l9th 1912. 393w
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A. f ra n els

OFFERS for sale at a small advance from
" cost, the following, viz:
SPANISH White; Cocoa, Saleratus;
Brown; Starch
Window Glass; Mustard;
Cordage; Candles;
Copperas; Bar and shaving Soap;
Alum; tobacco and Snuff;
Blue VItrol; Curled Hair;
Nader; Palm Leaves;
Indigo; Annato; Mackerel;
Roll Birthstone; FRESH TEAS and
SULPHUR; Spices, together with
Sal Soda; almost every article in
Cream Tartar; the Dry Grocery line !;
Magnesia Likewise a large stock
Salts: of Fancy and staple
Camphor DRY GOODS, Hard,
Opodeldoc; tcare, Crockery and
Liquorice; Glassware, and Look
ING GLASSES.
January "a, 1912. SO