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REMOVAL.

R3M0VAE.
s. p. BOLLES,
"AS REMOVED to the Store in Spencer's
IL building,next west of the Mansion House
where he will be happy to wait on his old
customers, and as many new ones as will ia
vor him with call. Having lately made
additions to his former stock of GOODS, he
now offers tor sale good assortment of
Dry Goods, Hard ware,
groceries, CrOCkery,
Glass and Hollow Ware,
Iron and Steel, Joiners' Tools, Cabinet and
Harness makers Trimmings, House Builders
and ouse.keepers' articles generally.
Also, Buffalo Robes. Sleigh Bells, and other
Goods-all on accommodating
terms for cash, some barter, or some credit ;
always admitting that cash will buy as cheap
and generally cheaper than any thing else.
Litchfeld, Dec. I, le4l. q
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DR.. b. BRANDRETH's
Vegetable Universal Pills.

Uoro3DTTo TTo, ,noo7 D.I7
VCSet0OLG CU2UeTSQL F2LLS,
TTNEND to cure all Disease, because thew are the
Il natural medicine of man, and therefore ONLY re
the corrupt or vitiated hmors the cause of main
and sickness, leaving the good humors 10 give
LIFE AND HEALTH TO THE BODY.
Observe that each agent has an engraved cert,h
cate of agency, containing Representation If Docfor
Brandreths mandatory at Sing Sing and On which
will also be seen exact comics of the NEw IAprr Mow
USED UPON THE BRANpRETH PHI. BoxEs. and which =,
Is beleved viii nrove ,he ILL OoAhS' ""o WHICH"
o. COUNTERFEITERS DEATH RI Ow
The nnblic viii therefora nsasa ahsa.. bly, Nv
Brandreth Pills can he relied ,non nc ne Thf liz NJ
GENUINE unless each HOY has these nas i.b hnS
upon H. There are three and on cbi"onto;nsn CO. 81;
mile sicnofnre of Tr r Rrandrath 'rh 10 ~ o..
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Eitch6eld County Mutual
FIRE

THIS Company has been in operation a
l. considerable time, and has insured pro-
on hand, and property pledged, sufficient to
ln.is...-ify ,hose who insure against any loss
which will probably take place. The differ.
ence between the expense of insuring in this
company and in ordinary insurance compa.
MES, is now too we'll understood to need anv
explanation. individuals in this county, who
choose to insure their property at a irifling
expense. can apply to the Secretary in the
Village of Litchfield, or to the agents in the
ArHaaE1faiasANxVns =
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Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have made arrangements
l. TO keep a constant supply of a first rate
article of Geese Feathers-selected
and packed with great care by ourselves, in
packages from 20 to so lbs; and will furnish
at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs.
of a quality they will warrant to:be as good
chased of equal quality in the state.
s. g. l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1892. ly17
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New aoOdsg New Goods!


A neaU and splendid assortment Of Fail and Win
ter Goods ilSt receired By
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New Clothing Establishment.

SNOW VAOC04Hg 6SCaD11Snme1To
~ ENTIEMEN wishing to save 20 per cent in
~ ordering their Clothing are requested to
call at H. TYRREL'S Tailoring Establish.
n1ent, in West street, four doors west of the
Court House, in the store formerly occupied
by N. Fl. North & Co., where they can have
Garments made in the neatest and most fash
ionable style, of superior Goods, purchased
for cash few days since in New-York.
Superior Dress Goats, Sl2 10
Wool dyed Black Goats, IA %
Over Goats, 10 90
Also, splendid assortment of Cassimeres
and Sottinets for pantaloons.
vesiing of different qualities and styles.
Gentlemen wishing to furnish their own
goods can have them made and trimmed in
the best manner.
~ Cutting done at the shortest notice.
Fl. T. returns his sincere thanks to those
who have patronized him heretofore and as
he has been to great expense to procure the
very best Of workmen, and getting an insight
into the latest modes of cutting, hopes for a
continuance of their favors.
HENRY TYRREL.
Litchfeld, August 10. l2|
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WILLOW WARE. Travelling
w Baskets, Work Baskets, Satchels, Ret
icules, and Pin. Cushions-for sale by
Nov. 10. F. PHELPS.
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Alta Court of Probate holden at Plymouth, wilh-
in and for the district Of Plymouth, on the 11th
day of February, A. D. 1912:
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s6s gg 3a SOB g 81 9 u S3 aa a. S3s *
IMSI'IT TIE.

yuyHE Board of instruction for the academicaI
H. year, commencing Sept. 1912, are
Mr. ALVAI HOVEY, the present incumbent, PHn
cipal of the Male Department and
Miss JULIET LITTLE, OF tho New Hampton
Seminary, Principal Of the Female Department.
The public may rest assured that the Trustees OF
this institution will nj all times keep the school
supplied with first rate teachers. They have the
most perfect confidence in the present board-from
their knowledge Of Mr. Hovey, he having had
charge Of the school for the past year, and nom
Inc Recommendation Miss Sleeper of N. Hampton
gives Miss Little.
The boarding house will be completed previous
10 the commencement OF tho ensuing term, and
will be occupied by family who will furnish board,
washing, aud lodging for s. % cents per week
There twelve or moro rooms IN tho house
that will be rented TO those who wish to board
themselves. l.. RICHMOND, Resident, Sec.
Derby, 10 Aug 1912. 203W3
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WI oral n m Ill Fe eRigiOu s .
THE FALLEN FAMILY ALTAR.

THE FALLEN FAMILY ALTAR.
1t was fair and beautiful when it standing;
for il was monument OF mans regard for his Ma
ker; may not say, of mans regard for those most
uearland dear to him. What an agency for good
10 the whole family circle, is the domestic altar
Its incense pIeases Him in whom all the families
of the earth are blessed. How many merces ST.
lentIy dist upon that household because its altar
stands! How evils are averted because that
is house of prayer! How powerful and happy
the restraining influences over the while circle Of
worshippers, those scenes of domestic worship
How many temptations are repelled'-How many
insdous of Satan have been escaped thf oush
their influence! They have been like the pillar
Of FIRE by night, and the pillar of cloud by day.
But the altar is fallenl no incense burns there.
That beautiful monument is pros,rated in the dust.
Surely none but ruthless hands could have made
such desolation. Who is tho destroyer?
The Pious Wife did not do it. I, was her zeal,
and love and prayers that most powerfully conti-
bu,ed 10 its erection. And she has upheld it with
an uDwaveTipg and resolute hand AS it trembIed
TO its fall, did she not trembe? And when it fell,
did she not deeply mourn the desolation? There
is not 8 spectacle of sadness painful to her,
ihan that fallen family altar.
Did the loved Little Ones Of that domestic cir
Gle pull the altar down? They? They were sur
pIsed and astonshed when it fell! Their little
hearts feIt that something sad had occurred
in their home. The stated hour of worship
,came-bnt there was worship, for tho aIar was
gone! They weresad. They felt bereaved. They
asked another sex PLANTATION. She answersdwi,h
her tears.
Did the Re asoD and Conscience Of the husband
nd father phil that altar down? They never did
such dreadful work. They interposed. They
sent remonstraDee that shook the soul Of him
thst was proposing the al,ar's overthrow. His
soul has not forgotten the rebuke which, like iniu
red trends, they poured upon it the day he threw
the altar down.
Will that altar rise sgain7 II, the tears Of
pious wife could do ii--iSIbe spiritual wants of
that loveIy group o. children could do tiff con.
science might be heard, then would The altar be
raised again- But these have all failed. Their
voice of remonsteance and intreaty has poured
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'LYNDON ACADEMY.

TIME fall term of tins Institution will commence
H. on Thursday the LIST day of Sept next under
the continues instruction Of Mr. GEO. G. CHASE,
A. b.
The evidence Mr. Chase has given the past year
of his skill and ability teacher, and lecturer Ia
the Natural Sciences, has given to this Institution
degree Of popularity which he is fully competent
10 sustain for the ensuin year. This Institution
has ever been wthoug fund, and has hitherto
boon generously supported by the patronage and
voluntary contribution Of benevolent and chari-
table public. Such has been the success of the In
slution, that tho Trustees feel assured, that no
ordinary embarrassment or misfortune can place IL
below The most favored institution in the county,
The Trustees intend to make this school one o,
the most desirable retreats for tho intellectual and
moral culture of youth.
Before the commencement Of the fall term the
trustees contemplate some improvements upon tho
buildings and public grounds, Lectures VIII DC
regularly gwen in the Natural Sciences, and par.c
ular attention will DO paid TO those preparing sor
college, and to such as intend 10 teach in tho vim
ter Board may be had in the best families at from
$l,25 to $3.50 per week, including rent, fuel,
lights and washing.
TUITION For Latin, Cheek, and Modern Ian
guages and higher English Branches, $500; tor
common branches $500. Tuition must be paid III
advance No scholar received far less term than
six weeks Il. CiiAMBERiiN, sec;
Lyndon, Aug. 10, 1912. 2G3w3
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PHILLIPS, Ac

located IN the village Of Dorv;u- Va Y
az a. mands hne view of the od;'ae, w. h,,.
Whlte Mountains. The diJacent countv S@
peaut,iui architecture. Regard :" new and ',dl
oeen nau III lis hnish. 1t contains ,'' e0wcom6ub.
rooms; one Tor the Male and tho o, Two large scb
liiale DePa' tmenis with n Lecturo n Tor The ~
ra.ory, and several smaller ,no. Cure Room, 1T
citations. ''o'ls Tor study A. 1900
Inc Apparatus is extensive AL
Workmanship, leoied especialy @ G OF The b,,
embraces valuable Tclescone 'of utility, oaaI
Inc Principal will deliver exro, '|
on the sciences, as often as tho is aILeClur
scnooI uemanu. These will be withou Interest ofG,
the ne prn AiRGIH'bALD FLEMING wiki ehege
'"V s,;a n,n NJ prr VIII cOntHp,
ment. " '"e Femae Do,n'D
Mr. |. p, DANA, Jr. Proresso, ~ !, F'"
Assistants will be provided wb y, Music.
Of tho school require WIZ" The inles,,
These are tried, aborious and on,
1t Is believed they are pre- eminep,,r o'ed teacher
promote The intellectual and moral y, qualified n
youth in this region. interest Of th1
u The Fall term of II weeks. Comma.
tember I2lh. commences SEN
Tuition, from SO to $500.
lhere are no charges for incidental. nv
payable within three weeks after ,ha tuition n
ment Of the term '"e comneucp
Board can be had in good families will,
distance of the Academy on reason ah, %'Dln sOH
Rooms can be obtOined by scholars n %rni
to board hem selves. WHO dSn
The Text Books used ia the Scboo,o..
in the Stores of this village 'o' found
ANDREW M'MILLAN s,.
Danville, 9th Aug. IS42. '''rohF
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Something New.

TROS AN d RKS manufacture
~ and keep constantly for sale on St Johnsbuiy
Plain Patent WINDOW BLIND FASTENlNGS,
wholesale and retail.
A new and superior article, which, for neatness
OF workmanship, the little space they occupy, the
aase and certainty of combining the blind and pre-
venting i,a rattle, or noise, when open or shut, is
unequulled bv any, or all former inventions. For
durability and cheapness they have no Ilva.
Persons ordering fastenings will state the thick.
mes of their blind. All orders by stage and other
wise duly answered.
CROSMAN Il PARKS
ST. hnsbury, a pril 1912. oi6-I
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Newbury Seminary.

TENHE fall term OF This school will commence on
b. Thursday, Angus, %, and continue l2 weeks,
The Trustees have this season made an ADDITION
to their establishment, and can now accommodate,
in connection with rooms provided in the vicinity
for those who wish to board themselves, and tho
private families that will bourd $50 or 400 students;
so that none who wish 10 attend the NewburY
School need fear but they will find ample accom-
modations
The Board OF instruction is full, having five per-
manent and competent Teachers, and others en-
gagged as assistants when needed Music on the
Piano Forte thaught by skllful teacher with the
use OF the instrument for SIS. Price OF board and
tuition usual. LEWIS TEBBETTS,
Sec. of Board Of 'irus.
Newbury, Aug. J, 1912. 2O2w3
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II n rHaa fOrSa ale.

FHSHE subscriber proposes to sell his FARM 10
Il Gated one and half miles west of ST. Johns
bury Plain, the stage road leading to Danville,
containing about $50 of good land properly
divided for ullage, pasturage Ne with good wood
lot, and sugar orchard of 600 trees. Upon aAid
farm are suitable buildings, in good repair, and a
school house within short dstance; FIRST rate set
of farming TOOLS and sugar utensils ARE also offered
for sale Said farm will be sold at bargain if appli
ed for soon. Terms--ior the most part of the pur-
chase money, reasonable credit, if required
Tho fences upon the farm are good and there is
good water at the house and barns.
JOHN Il. SINCLAIR.
p s. For particulars inquire of Moses Kit
tredge, st. Johnsbury, or of the subscriber, at
Bath, N. H.
March, 81. 1912 242tr
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Stand of Stands.

TNSIiE old stand and the right stand where work
4 will be done according 10 contract. Perhaps
il is not generally known that the shop joiner
work formerly carried on by James II. Ramsay
for making Sash, Blinds and Doors, has been, now
is and will hereafter be carried in all Its Bran
ches by the Subscriber.
ANY customer wishing for good work at reas.
enable price will please TO call. will not refer
my customers to the workman but to the Work
ITSELF A large assortment Off by sash on hand
Butternut and Cherry sash of any description or
Cherry Stiles and Rails with Mahogany filling
made per order.
/ will receive good work horse in exchange
for the above work, If presented soon.
JAMES RAMSAY,
ST. Johnsbury, April 25, 1912. 217yl
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fourth long and loud The powerful appeal bu' '"o
altar rises not ~
What responsibility is his who suffers 10 10
in the DUST lie robs God Of his glory'-hops MS
domestic circle of the most powerful asehcies u
virtue and pey lie robs his own soul OF Sups'""
ilal happiness. lie cannot do all this and mol arm
lust and holy God against him i! viii be SAD
for hm 10 die rejecting upon the fallen family a''
lar.-B0s Recorder
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The EiOAa OF the Day.

NAV 0AhAIAA S& ChAS
THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGETA
BILE PILLS.
THO the citizens of the United States and VI
Il Canadas is respectfully submitted tbs DR !
tory to the means Tor reganing That which u 4
been partially, and in some Instances, totally lot i
What blessing should be priced abOvella
health and who knows better how to pIi2elheVs
sing, than those who have been deprNedOtM "
il is an old udage, (and one that contains wise N
Junction. Gin n lime Of peace, prepare for "a'
We should in time of Health prepare for ihe AZ
lacks Of that stealthy foe, Disease. 1t would 20
wisdom 10 observe bis movements TO scan weh'u'
form in which he approaches, and then 10 "si'
him with those means which are calculated 10 u'
feet their overthrow Those means are no" W.
fore this enlightened and intelligent comman ~.
They are accessible to the poor as wei, as i!"sa
trust that those who regard the oohsI n;;
of man as one of the finest specimens OF p" .om
work manship, and the laws by when 'no .! o,h
is governed and directed, as originating ID Nv Nv b,
er than in the councils Of heaven, VIII 50 % had
the inJunctions Of the latter as to proV'oe Wv
! safeguard for the former. ,.,,oosa
Ii is with the most fatterng recomcnua'lyo amr
scribed by the most eminent Medics' Wv" ,Ih
not only in this country but also IN EUROPE, Ps
offer this valuable Medicine to this Ane'''''
pie. g., and ia&1
Time and full opportunity for la .to ny be-
tal trial have placed the Lion OF ln on D%
yond the brand Of imposition, ldump's
&c. .,.oe pals OF
This pill is composed of extracts 'I DG free Of any
the vegetable kingdom, (beins onIle'd Daituar
drug of deleterious nature, ana au pPI"oa and tho
la TO cleansing of the Stomach, p ",Om BlliOd'
various secretiOns OF the Human y,nndiCe Scar
Fevers and Cholic, Fever and e,.;Seness, Ash
let Rash, Dyspepsia, Heartburn Cos on,ed, BY Us
ma, and liver Complaint have beeu oulr' acconps
ing these Pills according to the oii'''
nying each box. 1,o;ue is cur
1t IS not intended that this med'o'" avstem hi
for all Diseases 10 which the human s''"
BILE. :. "a compound
MANY efforts have been made 10 Io,sss but tr
Medicine which would cure all p a,od above
FAILED. Those Diseases enuheian'.s ure euro p
within the power Of these Pills anu :.
fel Fon Is s Wp pp Dr.. LUTHER JEMstsISn
| JonNsBURY, AND AT THE PRiSoh
| u. STATES & CANADA. i.
Price 81 1-2 cents. suoIlon, LapO",
AGENTS.-Baker, JudeV'nne ,dw,ck; Aiken ~
vile; A. 81 M. r. Cheeyer, 1 rn Cabot; l. w
J Vincent, Walden; Warner ~ ~ Z Humphrs!rI
ting, Cabot; E. Eaton, DanvlileJ, Conner; hors
| Johnsbury; l.. R Brown, LynaS%r' R, Falb'nDss'a
g. Rankin. St. Johnsbury East; Ii o, K. N. a'
Waterford: John NJ, Parks, ba pnarbam; Ch' ~,
Si,inner Barnet; Isaac Watts, teI r. DenisOnSS".
,ar and Rrown. Peacham; ]. a; NJ NJ Hoyl ~"
, ,or a, Charles G. Newell, Burke; j. NJ sSSl
Lyndon.
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no those who like TO make
IL Old lib EsG& AIMS!

TTAVING purchased the Store and Goods, for
Il a mery owned and occupied by N. Dradee, al
Peacham Cornor the same are offered for sale
cheap, and limo with good security. The loca-
ton is good for business, there is only one store
at this place.
The Store will DO open and Goods will be sold
for cash responsible credit at COST.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
On similar TERMS a TEAM, consisting of four
Horses, one Wagon, and suitable Harnesses-or
they can be sold separately to SUIT purchasers.
JOSIAH SHEDD.
Peacham, July 90, lS42. 26lwG
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Essex Go. Grammar school,
a n CON G 0 r D

N IL u ~ IN " " ~ ~
TEyIlE iall term of this institution WIZ commence
IL on Wednesday, the 9Th OF Sep'empef, n n
continue IL weeks under tho instruction OF lis Ior-
NOR very able, faithful, and highly iesPec'ao.e
Teacher Mr. JACOB BENTON, ana VINO mas
superinended said institution for three successive
seasons and raised it from fallen state 10 It's pres
ent prosperous and respectable standing, ahu W a
level with the most popular sem'narles IN inc cou"
try. ., o,,;or
fitness for nm instructor in the various branches OF
useful science are already too generally known 10
need commentator. For forming The manners
and moulding the minds of the young, Mr. Benton
faculties are second none in any respect; ana
his qualifications rank him with the ablest ns;ruc-
tors of our most popular literary institutions
Young gentlemen DESTROYS OF pursuing studes
preparatory to a collegiate course, as well Us young
gentlemen and ladies' who may wish 10 review lhe
more common branches aud fit themselves Tor
school teaching will find IN this institution all inc
required facilities. Considering tho very respecia'
bic reputation this school has acquired Tor three
years past under the superintendence OF Mr. b. me
Board hope at least, It's former popularity may be
sustained The school room has been we'll hlied
~ and will be kept in good repair.
Bunrd Gun be obtained in good families on very
reasonable terms. Tuition reasonable,
By order of the board, and in the absence OF The
Secretary J. G.. DARLING, TT easurer.
Concord Aug. 3, 1912. 262w4
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Real Estate for Sale.

4 NOW offer Cor sale, my Tavern Stand, Store,
Il Shops, &c. situated in Stevens Village. Also
about
FOUR HUNDRED acres OF LAND,
a good proportion of which is 1ntervale, Tillage,
orcharding and Pasture, with sufficient quantity
oftimber and wood land.
The buildings situated on said Real Estate have
rented for the five past years for than four
hundred dollars per annum. The same will DO sold
together or in separate parcels, will best suit
purchasers.
A credit will be given for most of the purch ase
money, from one to ten years Call and see.
HENRY STEVENS.
Barnet, Feb. IL, 1912. 23Stf
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TEyHE subscriber offers Tor sale his farm, situated
Il on the road leading from the East Village,
st. Johnsbury, to Lyndon Corner, containing gay
arcs of first rate laId-15O acres OF which is till
age and pasrurage, and the remainder is we'll wood
ed On said farm is II sugar orchard Of about 600
trees There upon tho farm one good one slo-
ry dwelling house, four good barns, and DINER Out
buildings and also u supply of excellent water.
ANY Wishing to puichas are invited to cal and
Wow the premises A portion of tho purchase
money will be wanted next spring, and liberal
credit will be given for the remainder.
DAVID BRONSON, JR.
6, Jobnshurv JuIy I6 1872 259tf
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NOTICE
FHNHlS may certify that | have given my son
Il ROBERT WILLIAM CARNES, a minor,
his timo. 1 shall not hold myself accountable for
any Of his debts, claim any of his earnng s, after
his date. ROBERT CARNf.S.
JAcoB BAyLEY, Witness.
Newbury, Feb. %, 1912. 263w3
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Scars Genuine Vegetable Pull
NONARY BALSAMiC SYRUP OF
LlVERWORT.

mt or only the cheapest, but probably the best
/ medicine in use for the Cure of Coughs Colds
Asthma, Phihisic, Influenza, and other Diseases of
the lungs. Recommended by many Physicians in
their practice, and has been used by more than
One Hundred Thousand persons within few
wears, eflucng of the most aston ishing cures,
as will be seen by the bill OF directions accompany
ing each bottle OF the medicine even those who
have been gwen up by their Physician and friends
as incurable with "Consumpiions' have been re-
stored 10 perfect health by its Ii has had u
very extensive sale, and mo demand is increasing
1t secures the confidence Of those who once be-
come acquainted with its efficacy. by many fani-
lies il is kept constantly, and should be by all who
nre subject to Coughs or Colds. If seasunable aP
plicaton be made 10 this syrup, and the direc-
lions strcty followed, the patient will not be dis
appointed in his expectations
The proprietor and manufacturer of this medi
cine, s. Page, druggist, iallowell, would not offer
it to the public If he not fully con. nced Of ITS
beng valuable remedy for all the diseases of the
lungs FOR which il il recommended. Ii is sold nj
the low und reasonable price OF 81 ] cents per
bottle.
Each genuine bottle is enclosed in blue wrap.
per on which is a red label signed by s. PAGE.
Ii is al so for sale by the gross dozen by W C.
Simpson Il Read and T. & f. King, Boston; w.
b. Saith, Dover, N. H.; E II Prenuss, Montpelier
W.. Luther Jewet.,St Jonsbury Plain;John Bacon,
do Centre; Fuller, Ide * Co. Lyndon; Bram
Barre; Hall 81 Palmer Plainfed; f ID Putnam,
Marshfeld; Prior, Waterbury; Sherman,
Middlebury; T. Perry 81 Co. Cabot; Mcclellan az
Eastman, Danvllle; Sias " Brainard, North do,
Joseph Idle. ShefIied w 81 Bradley, Wheelock;
Nelson, GuIdhai; Simonds, Conant ~ Co.Glover;
II ~ a Baily, Topsham; X NJ Bill, do; q. w.
Richardson, Brad ford; IL II Reyes, NewburY.
llopGEMAN IL ALLEN, Littleion. 256eow3m