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H1 arm for ale.

VEyIIE subscriber proposes to sell his FARM 10
Il Gated one and Il half miles west of ST. Johns
bury Plain, the stage road leading TO Danville,
containing about $50 acres of good land, property
lot, and a sugar orchard of 600 trees. Upon said
farm are suitable buildings, in good repair, and Il
school house within short distance; first rate set
OF farming TOOLS and sugar utenslsare also offered
for sale. Said farm will be sold at bargain if appli
ed for soon. Terms-for the most part of the pur-
chase money, reasonable credit, il required.
The fences upon the farm good, and there is
good water at the house and barns.
JOHN Il. SINCLAIR.
p. s. For particulars inquire of Moses Kit
tredge, ST. Johnsbnry, or of The subscriber, al
Bath, N. III.
March, 21. 1912. 242tf
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1,lIE WELCOME nACIL.

THE WELCOME BACK.
Sweet is the hour that brings us home,
Where all spring 10 meet u.s.
Where hands are striving as we come,
TO be the first 20 greet US.
WHOM tho world has spent ia lrown and wrath
And carr been sorely pressing,
'ris sweet 10 turn from our rowing path
Ana find a (ifeside blessing
Oh, jnyflliy dear is HE homcwad rack
If we ARE bu, uf welcome back
Whit do we wreck on dreary way
Though lonely and bonightcd
If we know ;here are lips to chide our stay
And eyes that will beam love lighted
What is the worth Of your diamondray,
To the Glance that flashes pleasure;
When the words that welcome back bciray,
We form hearts chefreasnre?
Oh , JOY fully dear is our homcward track,
If we are but suro OF Il welcome back.
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Information Wanted.

II WILL pay suitable compensation to the gem
H. tlcman who was present al the store of Messrs
Kltredge 81 Morrill,, st. Johnsbury Fast, in the
fall of 1897, aud saw me pay TO the latter gentle
man Sl SO if he will make himself known TO me
and the circumstances that occurred in his pres
ence, before the LIST Monday in June. l have for
gotten who the said gentleman was, but well rec
ollect romark;ne as paid the aforesaid balance OF
account .tnow we are even and was replied to
by Mr. Morrill,, $50 we are MOSES LADD.
Waterford May g. 1912 2i9w3N
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y. JEW EFT. 6 Go.

I'D ESPE CT f u LILY tender to the people
-AA of Barnet and vicinity their thanks Tor the
patronage they have received from them, and
would solicit continuance Of their iavors,as they
arc enabled 10 offer them much stronger induce
ments with Goods recently purchased ut very low
prices, which they offer AT very much lower rates
than formerly consisting in part OF the following
IA variety Of Prints, new styles, Printed Lawn,
lious Dc Lane, Paleh, Ginghams, v,elSels, Dress
Silks, Figured and Plain Bonnet Silks, Stamped
SILK, Gro de Antique, Tig'd Bonnet Lawn, Fancy
LIdkIs scarls, Bonnetand Cap Ribbons, Wrsoths,
Striped aud Checked Cambrics, Muslins, bishop
Lawn, Laces, Fancy Pongee Ildkls, Damask Fig.
ured do Corahs y Choppas Ladies KID s, PIG ' Nls
Mohair aud SILK Gloves, Cotton do, Gents Kid
Lylo Thread and Cotton Gloves, Fans Ladies'
Hose, Marking Canvass &C. Italian Cray"ls. and
Cotton do. Braces, Vestings, Table Covers, Cotton
Diapcr, Crash, Brown Hnland Secla &c, Bead
and Mohair Bags, Silver Pencils, Whaebone-
ladies' Misses and Childron's Shoes; Black, Blue
Black, Invisible Green, Blue and Brown Broad
Cloths, Doe Skin Ribbed and Plain Cassimeres,,
Gambroon, Grape, Cnmbet, Denim, Fancy Buck
skin, Moleskin, Blue Drilling; II Dover, Free
donia and Waltham Sheetings, Cotton Yarn, Bat
ling, Ticking. Wadding Feathers, Room and Win
dow Paper, Willow Baskets.
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F A r. MI FOR $ A A,p ~ ill

TIME subscriber offers for sale ems DIS S. JohnsS'I
Il alod in Kirby, four miles ,s; l'0% about oa I'd
East Village. Said farm co onnm IlAND, ..u,
900 ACRES OF Goo .,l,,ont. and sui9 az:
one hundred under good arJ iiIage aoe.
divided iuto moving, PasuIn9So land well NJ NJ
tsssd h" and I'd: # "' s rate
good buildings ;,,op for part oil ''''
oA Tso %'n %isi,ng 10 purchase are ''' ,.
and view the premises, pnyAH INGRh no9Of
Kirby, Feb, %, 1912
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EB Cd ET II IN G CT % H RA 9
att AND
ES uarr MEAH tones.

Up +. WHITE, No. n, Milk st. Boston. con-
Aps linues TO import direct from the manuiactur
ers, all kinds ofDuicIi Boiling Cloths used in The
New England states From long experience in
the manufacture oithis article he is enabled TO fur
nish Millers with more perfect and durable Cloths
Than can pcobtainod elsewhere and at over prices.
Also, BURR MILL STONES, of ali sizos. maJo
to order July, 6, 1871. 207ewisGmcwosGm
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AR rElNTaON! wool GrOwcEs

FEyHE undersigned has pu! his works IN eondl
H. ton 10 onablo bin 70 do al h'nos OF plslIlgSs
~ liz Inn In he bcsl manner mud he solicits tho
patronage of such as wish 10 have thetr WON
manufactured 10 ntut and durable style. 81. tsH.
lie viii mnnuf,cturo C.9SSiMERE by the yard
or upon shares in manner that cannot fan to give
satisfaction
inc C4RDLNG BUSINESS will receive from
him strict aud lnithlul attention.
Also, CLOTH DRESSlNG and DHEiNG, and
all sorts work appcrtaIning TO his business viii
be executed Faithfully and promptly, and at reason
able prices.
The SUBSCRIBE feels assured that his experience
will enable him 10 fulfil his contracts 10 the salts
faction OF his customers X, REMICiN.
South lInrdvck MAY 1912 250wG
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E9articnlar Notice /!

al % q DS "a HE q III h "A r.! I!
STRONG 81 JEWETr have just received from
- Boston, a new and PRIME assortment of Sunl>
mor Goods, cousisllugan part fsupcrii9,e Broad
Cloths. Casgimeros, Ribbed Doe Skin, rich figured
Sill Velyet and Satin vostngs and large variety
Of Of tipmb b ga and Summer stuGs for men and
bows wear. Also,a large assortment OF Silks Nous
do LANES, figured Lo%ns, Mgsl'ng' Gn8hams'
DmnstobIn and Florence BDIneis and rich Bon
not Ribbons, which they aio SELLING chcaP, eheaP.
G.ptlomen aud characterization aud vicniny, il
you wish 10 90 " here yqq can fluid lhc largest ~,
STRONG s. JEWETT.
Barton Nav 1912 TO NNNa 249wO
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wv oolen Machinery.

Gilbert, Gleason Il Davis,
A II their extensive Machine Shop, in North An.
"a dover Mass will build to order, all kinds Of
WOODEN MACHINERY,
of the latest and most approved plans, and ON the
most reasonable TERMS such as Picieis, Cards, Con
dens"rs, Side Drawings, Jacks, with or without
self Drafts Wrappers, Drcssers rwisters, Cashmere,
Sat:inet and Broad Power Looms, Broad and Mar
Gigs, Brushes, Narpels and Busters.
CUSTOM CARDS on the most approved plans
and al the lowest prices.
Noexertions will be spared to give perfect salts
faction, TO all orders that may be favored with
North Andover, Mass. Feb. ID, lS42, near the
Rail Road Depot. 23Seow4m
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g ON w "a V Me- din. -

w L. KIDDER gives notice :, mes.
ceeded the late Il. Kidder ' ' nc has 81,
tlon OF the well known Cop,o@" Conan ~ ~ The preps,s
VIII hereafter give particular atent;O te'aeS su5
Pafatloh OF the following articles ,i'. 70 The M
lshed celebrity Of which, precIuae ,'e long CsaS
or re-puoi.calon of the numerous c ."c IGneces
the !, hand g Of 3, the proprietor D' ''''fcao
~ e., S : 49,, RHEU!IAIYC LLv,,,p,,,n
Chilblains, Stiffness in tho ioin,s SS.'S' Numbne
The most unexpected and imtnedo,a'' Wll aTor3
most obstinate cases Of Rheumatism il 'elIet aG
tnis artlcie IS openly Recommended h' ~, w houB
Inc Llnlment is done up in onlorsg0a HySlCiln,
Price 81 l2 cents. geo bottles
=, DO.MF,RiE'S' ITCH OLNTun,,r
Eho extensive sale and established ra.vI.
DunJrles Atch Ointment, encourages H. ualOn N
70 recommend 1t to the public with yar olrehI
nuehce' as 'he most innocent and powerful "a con
for this annoying disease; it contains ~, renedy
or any other dangerous ingredipn' 10 Mercury
applied NJ all times with perfect safety ~G can 6e|
cents Box '"'''y Price &I
-, REMEDY FOR THE PILES
The concurring testimony of relieved 49,
from ALI quarters, testlying to the cnres aT gaMhl
the medicine after all others had Gito Sl'tcNdtj
with the increasing demand for The ar,ico, rggqaoA
parts OF the country, prove it to be one of H., Iq
valuable specifies known for this oubeso%~s nst
P'aint' W ~ Clergyman ac!tteS WIN
have made trial of Dumfries' Pile p sl iel
and found il produced salutary inHueOco, '
Immediately, and confidently believe i y, % NS
tual remedy Tor that uncomforlaL and daiI, MGc
complaint Humanity has induced me i To- ,,ma
mend il to persons thus afflicted, and soI IV wa
continue to do. Yours respectfully, SaNV
The remedy consists Of an Ointment md E,'a
airy Price for both rs cents, or 81 ceo " IVY
but one is wanted, accompanied with ploin a. NY
pie directions with description of the CONN.,. a
DL.NFRIES E>W.aTER, "I'''''
For sore or inJ1amcd eyes, nothing knowr >.
such immediate aud comfortable rcef,snd i" Snu
e1cecdingty bad cases the most unexpected and NJ
sirab!e relief has been found IN the use Of hi, ~
water, after other remedies lad failed ps,''.
who have used it, pronounce it without be,laGna
the best preparation for sore, ,ceak, or infr%5
eyes they have ever met with Price 25 cts aG,n
CURE FOR CORNS.
ALBION CORN PLASTER. The mos co.,
and speedy care for Corns yet discoveled1be o'sf
is immediate. 1t dissolves and removes ,Lo c""
from the foot with ease aud expedition and maLo~
The least pain Price 25 cents Box
Full and ample directions accompany each N
the articles.
N. b. None of the above articles will he r,r,
me, unless signed w j.. Ktdder on the opi<js
wrapper. For sale at his Counting Room. ISL
State Street, up Stairs, corner of Merchants Row,
Boston. Also by l. JEWETT, stJohnbuvyt
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Orleans Go. Grammar School,,
BRO " WIN G. TON.

rENilE Summer Term Of IL weeks commences
d. June 6, under the continued charge of Rev
A. l.. TWILIGHT, Principal, and Miss SOPHIA
G. WEST, Assistant in tho Female Department.
Tuitiun--lrom 2 to So For ornamental branches
and music, an additional charge is made
The peculiar facilities at this school, both with
regard to economy and obtaining thorough cdu.
cation, have already been attested by many, anc
are such ms commend the school to the Appreciation
of the iudicious and candid While the Furnishing
condition Of this school is sufficient proof of the
general appreciation ofcommunity Mt large, yet the
committee determined TO use every Just and
laudable exertion 10 increase its interest, and eS
tend lis usefulness. Latin Greek, French, Moral
Natural and Intellectual Sciences, are taught, and
all others common in kindred institutions.
i. {. STEWART, Prudential Comm.
VIM JOSLYN,
rownington. May 8, 1912. 25Ow4
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confidence he then felt in God, as the protector Z
the chosen portion Of his soul,
And so he continued, full of peace ana Joy !"
the end Nsn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-24
PROTECTION ITO WOOL
GROWERS.

TEJll L Subscribers would beg leave 10 notify
4 those interested in WOOL and tho DOM Els
TIC MANUFACTURES Of the Country that they
have made arrangements for carrying ON the FAC.
TORY at Passumpsic Villt &c, and solicit pat
ronage from all who may wish TO have their Wool
manufactured in superior and workman'ike
manner.
WOOL will he manufactured into Cashmere on
shares by tho yard, and in style calculated to
give universal satisfaction.
CLOTH DRESSING, DYEING, and all the
various branches connected with tho establishment
will be executed with promptncss ana due regard
to the interests of their customers.
The Subscribers would advise the public tina; the
CARDING BUSINESS
will receive from their hands the striciest atten
ton, and they trust their work will give sasiac-
ton to those who may favor them with thor pat
ronage J. X REMiCK.
sc. BRACKETT.
Passumpsio Village, April, 1912. 247w6
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Rev. II. COvert's ERaEm of Life

Ek cVs Hs CONcEG|S ERSstkks OA EEse,l
A NEW and valuable remedy for the cure q
IA Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, CTOoI
Whooping Cough, and all diseases o HE Lung
and Windpipe; extensively used and r'c"0MeaI
ed by the Medical Faculty, TO whom the recipe
been freely made known.
/. COVERT 81 Co, Proprielors, Auburn, M
HOADLY, PHELPS, 81 Co. ,Wh9les Dgss&
I42 Water Street, General Agents, are PIeaANN
supply all orders on the Proprietor's terms
The proprietor is now receiving, almost dIN
,estim onials Of the highest respectfully
of his medicine, from Physicians, Cle'gymc6'
OF hers who have become acquainiea WIN
ture and effects, -anong which are the foioNHH
From the Boston .Mer. JoarnGt, August 70 10y
The following is an ex tract from an article "
that paper, on ".NOrJus Ldrsngeus C0anA@Va@ Y
Bronchitis" by Frank ii. Hamilton, pro'eSH 4
NIateria Medca and General Pathology IN dcsW
Medical College.
tsThe Rev. / Covert's Mixture, also now us
extensively for this affection byClcIgymenb 1%i
to5the same class of stimulating expectoran., ~
one of those lucky combinations OF mGdIcml
gents which, while 1t promotes expectotaiI@i
not impair the tone OF the stomach. VI this HS
cine we feel nj liberty to speak, since lis comps
ton is not held from the profession, and we ~
the propretors will soon fit TO give II lolne
lie. We, therefore, venture TO rccommendN aO
ing employed it in our own case, and IN tho csS'
OF many others, with decided benefit, A
"1o AL tchom AZ may eonccrn:-1his may celVaa
that have examined the Rev. |. Covert i's0a
ents compounded under the name OF the BAlN"
LIFE; and believe said compound Is iappl! E %'
lated to relieve persons OF all ages ana se&es In.
ed with acute and chronic diseases Of the ,:d 1.I
and windpipe, os indicated by coughs, dI ilsg
breathing and pains different parts Of tue en ~
if administered under suitable circumstances ''
in appropriate doses. ,.,oo
Jos EpH L. PITNEY, Physician and surgeon
Auburn, Angus: 81, 1888" p,
This certilies that having examined inc h'"
Covcrt's BALM OF LIFE, in all It's fompoa .
pats, we do believe II TO be one Q! inc uVSi rGn
pounds for coughs, consumpions, cIronlc, ni, an
lions, IL g., of whcl, we have any know "u S5GeJ
do most cordially recommend lis use 10 "''
with tho above named diseases.
J.W, DANIELS, n. SaIinn.
~ ~ / Inyr1nY NJ. ID.
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III @ q G q.

Ia O q U q.
A BSCONDED from tho subscriber on The 2ls
IN day of April n boy mined liiRAm NEwToS,
JR. This is to forbid all persons hnIbornS or
trusting him on my occoni t, and to noliy bis ON
pIoyor that bis wages belong To me. -
SAMUEL MORSE
Concord, April 81, 1892 250w3
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a sr Door North Of FARMERS ~ MECHAN
d los Storo mp Stairs
i.atesl. New York aud London Fashions just 70
'' XII GARMENTS MADE BY HIN WAR
~ :, i'Lp.hnrv Centre. April, Is42. 25ou
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J.W. DANIELS, ", u Salina.
W. J. LovrJoy, NJ. d. ,,,,
Coupon NEEpnAM, NJ: ID ono NnIIs
T.. LAwREScE, M. ID. BaldwIH'sfTIsr~,s
DIR. G. r. PHELPS, Harttn'dd 55GGi,, % ;,,,r
1871 on a {, ENfrS IN VERMONT
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DUINFRIEIS ITCH OLNpvn,,n
REMEDY FOR THE PLIES

? The concurring testimony of relieved -,
from all quarters, testilying to the cures 81 PaNol
the medicine after all others had ajie JJ'[ , ,
with the increasing demand for the arcIo, SSslll
parts OF the country prove it to be one of H., ia
valuable specifics known for hisuoubeso~~''iN ai
N laint NJ a 49,. "''peulhtNht
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LAST HOURS OF PROFESSOR NEWMAN.
Extracts from q notice orProfcssor Newman from
the Christinn Mirror.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-22
Here you have it +!
Immediately after the reading Of The Veto.

Immediately after the reading Of the Veto,
&C. J. lngersoll (ocofoco from Pal gave no
lice that he should offer resolutions authorizing
the Collection of revenue by duties established by
act of March 3 1858; and changing the 20 per
cent duties dd rdtorem Of the act Of September,
ls4l, to 80 per cent"
There is PROTECTION, is ibsre--;hc cpn-
promise re enacted with an addition of 10 per CT,
making 80 per cent. nd vaorem duties This gives
80 per cent on TEA s. COFFEE AND SALT
80 per cent. only on fine wool (nore than one
third less than by the new Tariff and oil wool
under 8 cents DUTY FREE.
10 mis- the Globe agrees, with the exception
that the duties shall be only 25 per cent including
TEA AND COFFEE AND SALT. Fine wool
costing over cents would then pay 25 per cent.
Ga little over half the duty of the new Tarff) and
all other kinds FREE. Here are your locofoco
friends of protection y!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-22
State Debt.

State Debt Wing State Debt !! shout the ~
ing Age and The candid Patriot $20l 1913 Is stnte
debt. A great sum lruy-but let us see: there
i, $l07730 90 of this sum due that fund which
is called school, though, every body knows, the
schools OF the present generation never Gun get
copper of it. Weil-tliat is the property of the
state. Deduct it, and the debt is reduced to $93,-
592 95. Turn now TO The sta,e-house, which cost
$4,000, as the Patriot says and which, too, the
Wings not responsible for. Deduct that, and
the Wig state debt vanishes. But granting oil
these presses claim, the existence OF great debt:
how will they pay it? Increase the DIRECT
TAXES, said they in 1885, and their party voted
for it. (See Journals of the House, page 23s,)-
Aud what said the Wings? GIVE US THE
PROCEEDS OF THE PUBLIC LANDS; and
the wings voed for that, and the Iocos against it.
(Jouinals 1889, page 236.l
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CONGRESS-.

Again do we omit details. The House has fix
ed upon the 22d (Monday) to adjourn; but it will
not go in the Senate, probably. II another Tar
if is passed. the session must be prolonged. All il
uncertainty OH that subject. After the veto, John
Quincy Adams made an able speech demonslra-
ling that the Wings have faithfully endeayored to
redeem all their pledges, and that on The President
rests the responsibility for thwariing them and
spreading discomfort and distress broadcast Ihro
The country. On his motion, the Veto was refer
red to select committee of thrteen of which
Mr. Adams is chairman. An able reply will Of
course be forthcoming. 1t is of little use TO haz-
ard conjectures az 10 the result. A bill imposing
20 per cent duties on a home paluation, fixed by
law, would undoubtedly be passed, if there was
the slightest prospect tina, John Tyler would sign
1t. Such bill would be good, il The home value
is fairly and truly fixed. But after all, the result
may be an adjournment leaving the President ell
Their to call an extra session, or 10 defer the sub
ject to December.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-22
Tea, Coffee, and Salt.

Twenty per cent. ad valorem is the duty on
these arlicles-as we did inform our readers long
ago, the Patriot TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Secretary of tbs Treasury asked about double
this duty for revenue, but Congress cut it down
TO 20 per cent; that is the same under the com
promise net. BY the tariffs of 1916, 1894 g. 1928,
the duty on coffee was cts. Id. and on tea from
IL to so cents ID. being at least four fines as
high as the duties by the new Tariff. Salt by this
bill pays cts. busel and it is imposed protect
domestic manuiactures-it paid 20 cents by the
Tariffs of l6, "a and 20, and 10 by that Of 1892
Hence the new Tariff imposes less duties on these
articles than we're formerly imposed. So ends
the humbuggoiy about tea, coffee and salt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-22
just as we Predicted.

The locofoco presses make great hue and cry
about the amendments in the Senate on coarse
wool, not a single pound of which completes with
Vermont WOOL Why don't they tell their read
ers that not single amendment was proposed by
the ocofoco Senators against The cheap South a.
merican wool; that the amendments which were
offered were intended solely to defeat the bill and
that after all rejected their biggest gun Cal-
houn) declared that The present bill gives more pro-
teciion than lie high tariff Of 1928 Well tell
You why: deception is the game. The Patriot
SUPPRESSED THE PROCEEDINGS OF JU-
LY IL IN THE HOUSE, but it makes prodi
gious parade over Il little dishonest cap-trap a
mendnlenl in the SENATE on coarse WOOL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-22
Election News.

Louisiana.-Governor locoioco, two wing MEM
hers Of Congress and one loco legislature Wing.
A wing IT, s. Senator will be chosen.
Kentucky. Election for legislature only, and
it is very strongly whig though not quite
strong rs usual, owing to divisions on the question
of Relief Laws.
North Carolina. Governor wing legislature
loco Probably loco will he elected Senator.
Indidnd.-ihe wings have lie Senate certain !:
House doubtful, though our last advces say The
legislature is wing. A senator is to he chosen.
NiinOis.--Strongly locofoco--ns usual.
.MiSsouri.--Diuo., of course, though we have
yet but very few returns, which wing.