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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10

l. LECTl Ii has been observed BY visitors from,
all other countries well bypersons of the best
cultivated taste in this, that in no country 10 there
greater share oil female beauty ind excellence ttan
in this city. Yet, while the shoe filter dressmaker
and mlliner are engaged in adjoining natures best
gilt to man. one part appears almost totally neglect
cd-THE HAIR. Low frequently do the rayages
Of disease lay waste the delicate 70 OF the fair nd
beautiful, and though restored again to health, vet
these flowing locks which once adorned their heads
fall of, and never again return TO their orioinsl
beauty. II is inconceivable how any person, more
especially lady, can manifest so much neglect no
this point, when NEVER FAILING RENE.
EDY" can be obtained by calling at No. 20, South
Third street, Philadelp ha undasking for Dr. joyne,e
HAlR TONIC, which W illperccily restore this
only neglected part Of the female Ornament.
WHAT'S a dollar or Two to complete the browning
point oil female beauty7 For sale by E. P. Walton
s Sons. SO
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MAGNETIC ODONTICA.
THE TEETH THE TEETH

THE INCOMPARABLE TOOTH PREPARATION.
THE fact is proved, and tho most increduous and doubt
ing fully convinced of its great utility as have
the evidence from the sale Of about $4,000 boxes of the
Odonca within the past year II is esceftaned from
perence that when used The teeth will decay, but
remain m the latest age man. with their al weaI
and moren thousands OF cases, nervous toothachehat
climax of pan-has been most eaectuay cured BY
mis- mos, popula, dentrfce America. And in conclu-
SION where or who is the young lady gentleman ave.
the Individual that values beautiful Of teeth sound
gums and sweet breath than fifty cents that will be
longer destitute Of box Of DR.. M. Hchcock's Magnetic
Odonica.
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole pIoprelors and A Hitchcock and Co.
IN tennessee street Utica N. Y; in Montpelier by Sas
Burbank jr; in Waterbury by Hochns Goss and Coi in
Stow by Albert Camp in Chelsea by N. c. Hale, in Tun-
bridge by j. Foster in ROyatOn by Downer. Nevns and
Fish.
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TEs,f CH 8.

Gold, Gilt, Steel and Plated Watch Trimmings
chased and plain Ornaments; warranted gold Beads
silver Spoons silver plated and BHltana ware sill.
yer plated Snufiers and Trays; Spy-glasscs of all
kinds, pocket Comprises, Thermometers; Pocket
books and Wallets, gilt steel purse clasps. CUT
LERY--a large assormen, Rodgers celebrated pen
knives various kinds variety Of superior polished
Scissors silver Bntter-knises and Creamers Per-
cussion Caps; silver and steel SPectacles ard Eye.
glasses, open top silver and steel Thimbes, silver
penci-cases; bead Purses q Bags, gold noe-thains,
say-rinss, sprI-lcvel wills Rodgers superior Eng.
fish Razors, Razorsrops, tweezers hair, TOOTH aud
nail Brushes, shaving boxes, Cologne, otto OF rose,
lavender fancy Soaps, shaving mirrors, stripping pen.
ellis, gold and silver leaf glass smelling bottles,
China vases, some very neat styles, plated bellra-
ties, emery cushions, do, spoolsta etc
Also, u good assortment Of EIGHT DAY TINE.
PIECES, wooden Clocks, etc. which will be sold al
a very small advance from cost.
They would say 10 the pnblic that ia consequence
OF the large amount OF silverwurc made and sold BY
them they induced TO reduce their retail prices
Any person wishing 10 purchase will do well 10 give
them call before purchasing clsewhee
trJeClocks & Watches of every description care
fully repaired and warranted Cash paid for old gold
and silver. Montpelier Village, Oct. ls42-T
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CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS.

CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS.
SHERMAN'S Worm Loze0ges will entirely destroy
y all kinds Of worms Over a million Of Boxes sod
yearly DrZabrisSe, Chambers street. DR.. Hunter los
Sixth Avenue DR. Castle l04 do them in their practice
Mr. Lorins Cross, house carpenter so Fulton street
cured three Of his children Of by only one box
shermans Worm Lozenges Children and adults are a.
| like subject TO worms. Only rs cents a box.
For sails at tae Montpelier Bookslore,by e NIL
TON and SONS. y"
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
fh-, TIL s road will be opened TO the public for the
lSssSSsS. transportation Of Passengers and Merchan-
.4Z-- disc. and after MONDAY, September l2th
1912. Passenger Trans daily Sundays excepted, in con-
ncction with the of the Nashu and Lowell and Bos.
ton and Lowell Rail Roads as follows
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua Dwell and Bos
ion at 81 A. NJ. 10 l-2 4. NJ. and 8 ! p NJ
Lave Boston for Nashua, Manchester and Concord al
10, III l-2 A NJ. and Sd P.M
FARE-Concorl 10 Boston, 50 5o--Concord to Low ell
81 So
The morning and evening Trains connect with the Cars
Of Boston and Maine Rail Road Passengers be
conveyed between Concord Manchester, Nashua and An
dover Hayerh, Exeter Dover, Portsmouth, Portland &C.
MERCHANDISE.
Merchandise Trains will leave Concord and Boston dali
w. Sundays excepted. The Company are now prepared
to transport Goods and Country Produce, which may be
sent TO their Depois in Concord and Boston.
RATEs-rhl oush LIST class 81 90 per 1000 lbs Furn-
lure, Carriages Live Stock, Slaves Heading Ship Tim
be n Lumber, Granite, &c. al specific prices.
All goods and merchandise will be at the risk Of the
ner while in the Companys Store Houses.
Terms OF eighting cash, invariably, deliver, of the
Goods BY order Of the Directors
ISAAC SPALDING, Treasurer.
Nashua, September TO- 1912. 81
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CONsUMPTIoN, COUGH, SPLITTING
BLOOD. &c

ITO CONSERVATIVES. -Four Gibs Of von arc
l. really suffering from neglected cod. or an oh.
sruction and consequent lnfu mmo ton OF Tia, deli
cate lining Of those tubes through which the DIR we
breathe Is distributed 10 every part OF The lu ,sp--
lhls obstruction produces pan and soreness hoatsu
noss cough, difficulty oil breathing hocc ver spi.
ting OF blood, matter or phlegm, which finally ex-
hausts the strength OF The patient aud ends in death
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT never fails to r.moyo
this oh sruciun, and produces the most pleasing and
happy results ii Is certain in its etc and tnnuot
fail to relieve. To be had at No. 20, South Third
81. Phlla Also at The Bookstore Of l.. p. WAL.
ron and Sons, Montpelier, Vt.
ANAVE YOU A COUGH7 Do mol neglect II.
Il Il thousands have met premature death for tho
want Of little attention TO a common cold
Have you a cough? DIR. JAYNE'S EXPEC
|TORANT, safe medical prescription, containing
no poisonous drugs, and ustd l.. az extensive prac.
llce Tor several years, will most positively afford re.
iet and gave lou from that awful disease Pull
MONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps into the grave hundreds Of the young, the
old, the fair, the lovely, and the eoy.
Hare you Cough Be pursueded 10 purchas sc a
bottle Of this Expectorant TODAY! To.monow
may be too late
Have you Cough? Jsyne's Expec,orant i, The
only ,emedy you should take TO cure YOU
For This plain Reason, That in no one Of the
thousand cases here 1t has been used, has il failed
10 relieve.
1t may be had Of the proprietor No. 20 South
Street, Philadelphia Also, OF L. r. Walton &.
sons, Montpelier, VT. 49
MURDER MURDER MURDERI!! at ali
IFI times will arouse the most stupid. Yet muir.
ders are daily pcrperaied which excite very lille
| attention. Is not Consumption daily numbering
| thousands OF human beings? Does moi Asthma
render life burden, and then destroy It's victim
Does not Bronchitis paralyze the usefulness Of MANY
OF our most eminent vines and other public speak,
ers, to say nothing Of the thousands Of all ages and
sexes who are swept into eternity by il? Millions
OF human beings sink down and die, by attacks of
the above and similar affections Of the lungs and
throat. Fortunately Tor mankind Jayne's EXPEC
| rORANT has never been known TO iai in giving
relief and has, in thousand instances effected pef.
mancnt cures, after all other means had failed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10

GROCERIES. Tea and Coffee, Sugar and
| VI Molasses, pure SpiIiis and Wine FOR medicine,
a variety OF Lamp OIL Glass and Putty, Spices OF
| all kinds, and preserved Ctron Tor sale by S. p.
| REDFIELD. Oct IA
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WORMS! WORMS !
JAYNE,s EXPEUTORANT

A LWAYS cures ASTHMA-two or three large
IA doses will cure the GROUP or HIVES in chill
dfen in from 5 minutes Ia one hours time. IL i'm
medlately subdues the violence Of Hopping Cough,
aud effects speedy cure. Hundreds who have been
given up by their physicians as incurabe, with
sumption, splitting OF blood and other Pulmonary
Affections have been restored 10 perfect by IT,.
Il never fails in giving relief lETSFor sale by DIR.
Jayne, 20 South Third ST. Philadelphia. Also, by
f. p WALTON & SONS, Montpelier, VI.
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r AIDES, CLoAKs- Cheap, a, the Cash

n AIDES CLOAKs- Cheap, at the Cash
~ Store. LANGDON g. WRIGHT have just
received lots OF the following beautiful styles Of
CLOAK ST U F FS;
Blk and Blue Black, Brown and Green Alpnes;
Blue blk & fancy cold silk & worsled hgd Veaubelia
Blk silk warped Indiana Coth-6-4 wide;
kSblue blk elk wapd Apaccas, "a, 40, sd, Cd
Blue blk real Ntapolitan Cloth, all wool, Cd wide
Blk&blue blk German, F,cnch,& Eng. Merinos, Cd
Black and brown Cambleteens-34 and A wide;
Coored printed Mandarins blk, blue black and fan
cy cold silks which with Silks, Cambrics, Wad
dings, Velvets and Furs for Trimmings, they offer
unu sually low for cash Oct 10
IL CLARK & COLLINS.
SHAW, of all kinds at LYMAN and KINGS.
~ December 9Th.
LOOK HERE.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON FALL
GOODS
;r-JDTo arrive THIS WEEK at the Cash store Of
LANGDON Il WRIGHT,
and will DO sold VERY LOW.
GROCERIES,.
(NLARK COLLINS have just received fresh supply
~ Of GROCERIES, which they will sell as low as can
be bought in Montpelier. Also WINES selected IN Bos-
ton by DR. Clark, for medicinal purposes and warranted
pure.
Montpelier, Sept, I, 1912. 70
NHAPMANs Magic strap--W II Graves and Sons
~ Razorsi Cloth, hair. tooth and shaving Brushes for
sale cheap by CLARK and COLLINS.
Mon, pe.ier October 49, 70
CtfTRoN, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Ground Cassia,
- SPICE and Pepper. Also West India Pepper sauce
for sale low by CLARK and COLLINS;
October 10. 10
TRANSATLANTIC NEWSPAPER AND GEN
ERAL AGENCY OFFICE, LIVERPOOL.
CHARLES WILMER,
Newspaper, forwarding, and General Agent
CUPPLIES TO order with greater promptitudc and reg
Suariy than any other house, and the most
bile terms, London Daily Paper for &c l0s Sterling per
aunum0 NEWSPAPERS Price CURRENTS, SHIPPING LISTS
MAGAZINES and Books to all parts ofthe UNITED STATES
CANADA, NovA SCOTIA, aud New BRUNSWICK, by the
Mail Steamers sailing on the 4h and 10th OF each month
from Liverpool as we'll by those from Bristol and South
ampton and to all the WEST INDIA 1sLALDs, MEXICO
and TEXAS by the Royal Mali Steamers sailing every fort
night from Falmouth,
@. w. will receive Consignment Of Goods; or Small
Parcels sent to his shall be punciualy forwarded to
their destination Any description of GOODS purchased
and forwarded to order.
NEXT OF KIN, aud all other description Of ApvERTIs-
MENTs, received for insertion in ali the European Pubhcd
tons.
b. All orders should be add esscd" CHARLES WILL
MER" in full and will BIO attended 10 unless sccompan
led by remittance, reference for payment Lv-
erpool or London House.
WINTER STRAINED SPERM OIL,
L CLARK & COLLINS.
Nov. o. 1872 S5
sAO,OOOLBs. SALTS OF LYE, AND 5000 BUSH
- ELS ASHES, wanted at our Potash, previous TO 18th
February next. STORRS LANGDON.
40
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SNUFF--oNLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
DR. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S newly invented SNUFF,
IL the best article discovered by scientific men in
Europe or Americn, fer the and absolute relief Of
Caiarrh Dizziness of the Head, Weak Eyes Nrryou.
Head ache Fallen Sickness Fits and Infants troubled
with SnufIirR nn1al shocks of Palsy. etc.
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BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
'IUUbHI NHITs OF superior quhIlTy, &c.
A M ERICAN I1ARD-NYARE u.

A LAPACCA LUSTR ES. 20 wecos at
IN reduced prlce9, at FRENCH AND BAN
CROFT'S, opposite the Bank Oct 10
CEo. W. CARpENTER5s Ext. of sARsPARII-
~ LA, Balm Columbia. Milk Roses, Phipp's Ess. Rose,
Pink Saucers German Cologne, CouCA and Worm Lozen-
engoa just received and for sale by IA
CLARK AND COLLINS.
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! ID LACK AND BLUE INK, also Kidder's lndel'
ID ble Ink, for sale wholesale and retail by S. p.
| REDFIELD. Oct IA
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81 Johnsbury, VI. 81
The above mentioned SINK and PUMP is Cor saie
by WIN. L. BURNHAM, Montpelier VT.
VIM. SEENOUGIi & Co..

30. ii, MERCHANTS ROW BOSTON,
RE constant receiving,
n uARDWA & CUTLERY,
which thy offer qg sasho the country.radc for cash
Their stock consists in paftsf
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TNURS CHEAP. Boas, Mufs, Fur INNINGS,
l. Otter, Seal and Russia Dog Trimmings aud
Caps, Fur lined Gloves, ETC. at LANGDON AND
WRIGHT'S.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.
new supply just received and for Sale at Boston PR
n ces and on no other condition than Cash on deliver
of the books For Sale at the MONTPELIER BOOB
STORE. E. WALTON SONS.
July Is, 1912.
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CLOCKSI CLOCKS

GOOD assortment Of brass and wooden clocks con-
n stanly hand and for sale very low by J S r.
BOTT. 81
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UNSLUW STEAKNS, Superintendent
Nashua, October q, lS4l.
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KOLMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE,
S T A r TIN G FACTS!!

EHiSDH or children md admits are Inst ,e,,,v
n with worms when some other cnus. hus b,,i .I,
posed 10 be The true one wv
II is admitted b, all Iortogs that scarce mop woman
or child exists hu, whn re sooner ar later rnubIrn viii
worms and in hundred, OF rn,r. .rd IN rcn,r
ed lever; scnri,ua cold or some ocr niru rprr',
the Ilnwcrs or the human lnmil,-Mhc IN trl h,\ die
nt Wnr,,,s uuI lhc,, ronld hive bc,m ,r irn,, in
h, the u,c Of n hattie ur o,mst,cL V,rmirr, M ,Le
,,>, ri II arar,,r nj fl dollar,
iu, .,uiu The tnouoht TINT ,he., tliros .topId no
-. nuu ga, iraly, lh,,.,rlyr, lrr r, ,r,i,v mis-
.yOEv yN yrYuiS iJOE VIM the, In, a. ina, avn
4 the Sc wa, rot worms, th. remedy cort uo Il, INV
,,.rtt, do hu,ibut ulwn,, rood s r. ,,ro,ti,. il M,
rt,r h, what NAV, How lntortnu, men m u.c il
ma, who viii lnr, the .'Iil,, r. Iu vitL,ni
ti Lee ever, rnr,I, that rot n Lrnr, ,h ,b,m,,Mcs
tins pt.. liam |r t.4,l and .cl,.rt'.,
HrI. q. Rlrit E... .. .,.,I ,... scL rrurur tvo
,,,t. u,! l..tu,.. Los 81. ot,,.,, ., 9, , ,,,i vL,u
,.Ir.t.,l. ,,r,,.r,,. ...,. ..... 900. 49,, I., ,,,,a
ii,I Tore, ....s,. .. ....,I ,.t. ,l. b,,t,.,c,,L
.r,prl!. wv
rt,iI r, . ,,Iio, ,.,,un ,;r, ,,., tho NprL,,,.,
Uat,r wnr., had OH, .il,'l ,,,,,L nm u,,, III
zion with ,,,a, .r. l,.. IA, I'M, ,uo,th ,,Li,chir, f ,h
un.r A hn,,l. r. t. liza. ,,l,I 49,, tr,,i' w., H. c
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With trembling and hasty hand the novice
searched amid ;hc folds Of her robe and drew forth
Il small IeaiIerncase closed with clasps Of silver
She touched the spring and took out miniature
upon which she cas-, rapid and wild glance; then
lifting her eyes 10 Caderon, she cried, 1T must be
SO. it is it is my Cther! and fell mo,onlcss a, his
feet
Calderon did not for some moments heed the
condition of the novice; that chamber, the medl.
taled victim, the present time. the coming evil, all
were swept away from his soul; he was transport
ed bac!. into The past, with the two dread spirits
Memory and Conscience! Ills knees knocked to-
gether, his aspect was i,d the cold drops stood
upon his brow he mutiertd lncohorenily, and then
bent down and took up the picture. 1t was The
face Of II man in The plain garb Of Salamanca stu
Dent and in the FIRST cash Of youth the noble
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there know she can lie hid in safety till the Ian
guild pursuit Of unintercsted officials shall cease.
and thence can easily find means TO transport
her, under safe and honorable escort 10 any place
it may please you TO appoint
'And think you Bealriz will fly with you, a
stranger? Impossible! Your plan plcascs me
not
Nor does it please me-, said Culderon, coldly;
be contemplated complacenlly; thank you for re-
leasing me liom my offer; nor should have made
it, Fonseca, but from this fear; what if tomorrow
the duke himself Che is churchman, remcmber,)
see the novice'-what if he terrify her with threats
against yourser' what if he induce the church 10
novitaie' what if Beariz he compelled ,or awed in
TO taking the veiI' what if you be released even
next week, and find her lost to you for ever''
'They cannot, they dare not''
! The duke darcs all things for ambition; your
alliance with Beatriz he would hold a disgrace to
his house. Think not my warnings are without
foundaon speak from authority; snch is the
Nothing else could have induced me to offer to
brave for your sake all the hazard of outraging the
law and Drawing the crrors Of the inqusl,ior.-
But let us think Of some other plan. Is your cs-
cape pOssibc' fear not No; You must trust 10
my chance of pcrsuadng the duke into prosecu-
| ling the matter no further; trust TO some mghtier
scheme engrossng all his thoughts; to fit of good
humor after his sesla; or. perhaps, an attack Of
the govt, or stroke of apoplcxy, Such, after all,
are the chances of human felicity the pivols Oh
winch turns the solemn wheel Of human fe'
Fonscca made no reply for some moments; he
lravcrsed the room with hasly and disordercd
strides, and ut last stopped abruptly.
'Caldcron, there is no option; | must throw my
self on your gcnerosiry,your faith your friendship,
Twill write to Brn'ri1; will tel her for my sake,
to condde in you,'
As he spoke Don Martin turnel to the table and
wrote a hasly and imprisoned note, ia which he
implored the novice TO trust herself 10 the dlrec-
tons Of Don Roderigo Caldcron, his best, his only
friend; and as he placed this letter in the hands OF
The courcr, he turned aside TO conceal his emo
lions. Caldcron himself was deeply moved; hi,
cheek was flushed, and his hand seemed lrcmulous
as il took the letter.
Remember said Fonseca, tina, trust to you
my life Of life As you are true TO me, may Ileav-
en- he merciful to your
| Calderon made no answer, but TUNED to the
door.
Stay said Tonseca;I had forgotten this;hcre
is the master key
"1'rue; how dull was And the porter, will
he attend to thy proxy''
Doubt not Accost him with the wold Gre
NADIA Blu, he expects to share the Sight
THAT can be arranged Tomorrow you will
hear Of my success. FaIewc'
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a3oftrp.
From The albany Argus,
THE ABSENT HEART.

She treads with naughty step, the gay and festive hail.
she mngcs with the young and fair the lovelest othem
all,
but she only stands and gazcs on with cold and careless
mir,
The spirit does not enter inhe heart is absent there.
Fail many II one has tried to WOO, that high and noble
heart,
Full many voice essayed to please, with every winning
mt,
Da, all in vain, those lustrous eyes, the same proud
glance will
And colily will she turn away-he heart is absent there
There's many form will bend to catch, her least and
Gntcst word
Their honeycd voices to her, UNDECIDED and unhcard
She's like the pure and fragrant buds that wrcalhe her
slho hair,
Asf'ir-but, all as pale and cold the heart is absent
there.
With step That seems srurn the ground and high and
naughty mirn,
she w..s the earth if she were, that carhs acknowl
edged queen,
How pa'ty,s IN her beauty how far beyond compare
but oil auw very sad to think the heart absent there.
When mingled with the harps wild notes, that voice
bursts forth IN song
And in fools Of silver melody it rolls its way along
How very hrcaess from its bent, TO catch tn cntrnn
cling atr-
Yet while that voice singing, that heart is absent there
But kneeln! IN her silent from, when she is all alone
The bright moon shining on her iace-in low aud ltrng
tone
With eyes upurned to hcaven-she brcathes her "his
percl prayer
In that blue heaven above her heart is present there
For he the noble and the bright her first and only love
Has len her side and gone away TO that bright land
GhpyC-
And when She minslos with the worldts hollow pomp
and glare
Her thoughts will wander that land her faithful heart
is there. ESFELLE'
ADany, January l9h, 1918.
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"Clear the Track :"

- USSELL& CLARKE are now nj home, ready and
IL waiting for all kinds ofjos in their line sup ana do.
ng" "chcap for cash" Is the wUrd Eat the sign Of old
time" where honesty aud inIl>tr, are steady cnmpc,i
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NiOlns Violin Strings and Bows Uood and Grass CLOCK.
for sale wholesale and retail
UoOdstock, Sept. 81. lsI2.
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TERMS-Sa,0O year, 81 sol nd, vance. Tic cost oi
transportation in all cases. to be paid by tho subscribers
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ment by some responsible person known the editor.
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