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GEO. NYE, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICT OF ohLHA, rI
AT Probate Court, holden at Irasburg' wl'l" 1nne
for the district aforesaid, on the 9th DAY u
A. ID. 1913 -. Will and
A N Instrument purportng to be the las p,rou in
N Testament of JESSE Cook, late OF D ,Ia Cart
said District deceased was presented 10 ~ Executor
here for Probate by Timothy kenrch; ,sa ' BY said
therein named. Therefore it Is orIe'u esrsous in
Court, that public notice be given 10 ar n,i at ses-
tended therein to appear before SAID oUD an the 4h
s %aassSS Of Be u nsasn g. s'ns hat
probate of said Will, and it is further Oo'o Ss
this order be published three weeks ST. Johnsbu
the Caledonan, newspaper printed at I be- previous
to the day assigned as aforesaid for hsaip Office this
Given under my hand at the Registers oD'''
7th day oil June, A. D. 1919 Sro NyE, Judge
3O6w3 VnO. -
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Chairs !! Chairs y,

TENHE subscribers have for sale prime assortment
H. of Cane Bottom DINING CHAIRS, latest
style; large and small ROCKING CHAIRS; also
COMMON plank bottom CHAIRS. Those in want
of Chairs will do well to look at ours before purchas.
ing elsewhere. f. JEWETT & co.
st. Johnsbury, Nov. lS42. S76tf
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307w4
Barnet. June Is, 1S43.

An experience of about fifteen years has proved
beyond doubt, that this Vermifuge is certain and
neUer failing cure for worms.
Since it first put before the public, many
worthless preparations have been forced into sale
which have had their day, and are now counted as
so much trash, whereas B. A. Fahnestock's Verm
fuge is daily increasing in popularity, owing to its
intrinsic worth. 1t has only to be used according to
the directions, and if worms exist they will certainly
be expelled from the system. The price is only 25
cents per bottle which brings it within the means of all
From Dr. Morris.
Whitley, Green Co. Pa. May l l, ls43.
Mn 3. A. FAHNEsTocK 81 Co.: Dear Sri have
been using your Vermifuge in my practice for
number of years, and find it the most and safe
Worm Destroyer that ever had
have prescribed it in many cases, in which it has
brought away 200 and 800 worms.
JONATHAN MORRIS.
From the Pastor of the German Lutheran Church in
Buffalo, and others
Buffalo, Jan. l6, 1913.
We certify that have used Fahnestocks YER
miuge in our families and in every instance it has
had the effect of bringing away worms. We consid-
er it very valuable preparation. and recommend 1t
with every confidence to our friends
FRANCIS III. GUENTHER,
Pastor of the German Lutheran Church.
]. DINGENS, 352 Main street.
]. WATERMAN. [309y1
For sale by LUTHER JEwETT, st. Johnsbury.
EH sN W m q FH' q IN g.
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WI @ $ d III ghHy Approves
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL

"A " = m Ia PH u a.
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL,
USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS.
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNcS
'ENHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAIssWl
~ is believed to be deservedly the most ponnla,
Medicine ever known in America, for coughs coll,
asthma or phthisic, consumption, whooping cough
and Pulmonary affections of every kind. ''
EXTRACTS from Cerifcates1
DR. Samuel Morrill,, of Concord, N. ii. Svrite.pb,,
he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
valuable medicine, having been used with comnIo,s
success in cases which had previously resisted ihs
most approved prescriptions.
DR.. Truman Abel, Of Iempster, N H., write,
that he confidently recommends its use in all com.
plants Of the chest, equal if not superior to snv
other medicine within his knowledge.
DR.. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass WRIT,
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief, and having consulted with several eminent
physicians, he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Bolsam to have had the desired effect, and recon-.
mends it as safe, convenient and clIicacious meI.
cine
The public are particularly cautioned against Tho
many Counterleis or limitations which have partial.
ly or wholly assumed the name of the genuine art.
Gle,
or Be assured that it is not genuine unless ono
or both of the written signatures Of SAMPSON RERn
or WIN. JoN'N CUTLER, are found attached TO yel
low label on blue envelope. Can labels of and af
ter the date Of Dec. 1889, will have the written sig
nature Of VIM. Jon'n Cutler, Prepared by REED,
WING SICUTLER, Qate Low g. Reed,) Whole.
sale Druggists, "a Chatham street, Boston and sold
by Druggists, Apothecares aud Country Merchants
generally. Price so cts.
Sold by Luther Jewett, St. JohDsbury. 2S4yl.
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LU NIB Err.

YENHE subscribers have for sale, SHLNGLES,
IL CL.4PBO.9RDS and PINE BOARDS
of different qualities. Those wishing to purchase
are invited to call. EJEWETT & CO.
June l, ls43. oo'
N b. Also, for sale, lot of seasoned pine boards,
AT North Danvie,
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Dated the gath day Of June, ls43.
EDWD. II. PRENTISS, Clerk.
Loco OlEars Ks e w r. IL

WILL be paid to any Physician who will pro
Wv duce n better compound for family use than
the GENUINE DUTCH or GERMAN VEGETA-
siuleh
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Blanks OF almost every variety, for sale at the
Caledonian Office.
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LIBERATION. -. riven to
vy,HIs may certify that have this m dps his ins
L nv SON Anruun w. sAIrEn J, m aot for him
he is therefore at liberty to trade anu nor pay
self and I shall claim none Of his earnings
any debts of his after this date s9ir1 r. sALTERR
NATHANIEL - 9OswS
Attest, Benz. Wright.
Barnet, Juno 81, ls43. -----7717TR7-
UNITED STATES do H Vermont District
IN BANKRUPTCY; ,:,;onof
Notice to shoru cause against 1S' for his D,
NOAH FISHER. Junior, OF Eat"n At hhs Office
charge and Certificate as Bansi ar in sold d.
of Samuel Prenliss, in Mon aa,h dav Of August
,rict on wednesday, the soth Gay
A. D. Is43, at 10 A. NJ
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ThompsOn's History Of Vermont
A FEW copies of this work for sale at the Gale
N DOMAIN office.
March 25, lS43.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Another REvoLuTIJN--W ,RIIKE OrERArI Ms
TIE AMERICAN PAcIFIc SQUADRON The New
York Herald OF Yesterday says: The Anahaac,
Capt. Wilson, arriv we'd last nigh, from Vera Cruz.
She has had neteen days passage. The news
she brings Is as important as news can be from
that country.
Another revolution has broken out 1t seems
that The Federal party IN Congress- was too strong
90, Santa Anna. SO he sent orders TO break them
up. They stood firmly, however
Our Commodore on the Western Coast OF Mex
leo, hearing that war had begun between The
Americans, and he Mex,cane, took possession Of
Muntery, much to the astonishment OF its inhab.
itants.
For further intelligence see the following i'm
portaut letter dated Vera Crnz, Dec. 10
News from the Guy Of Mexico, received to day,
is very interesting and Important Gen. Gus
tarrev Of The department of San Lule, has de i,
cared The dissolution of Congress, nnd announc-
ed The convocatlon of by S,ata Ana,
form n constitution for the Republic. General
Canil,go, Of Puebia, has made The same declara-
for his de ar,ment. T7ese movements ere
aied great sensation. The news reached Next
co by express. and was committed To General Tor
mel, the Minister Of War, who Immediately made
II known to Congress.
That body at took a dgnificd taud and
Piled that they would not listen TO threats from
. any military chiettaln, and wouid continue to sit
till dri. en- from the hall by force Of arms. This
purely MILITARY movement, which has been
IN embryo for some time.
! Intelligence has arrived from the West coast
+ of the occupation of Monterv, town III CaIIfor
MA, by Commodore i. Ap Catesby Jones, OF the
United States irIgate Potomac, aud Corvette Cy
ane. He occupied the place two days and then
delivered 1t back to the McxIcars, with the ex-
PLANTATION that he took the town in consequence
Of having heard thai war had heen declared be-
tween the United States and Mexico.
The Mexican General Vol has given informa
ton that body OF 800 Texans had marched from
Texas towards the RIO Grande. lie writes tina
he viii meet them and not let one escape!
Campeachv stIl holds out against the govern
mcnt. 600 men left here the 18Th INST, fo
that place. reinforce the MeNcans already
/ there. This very unpopular except viii
I the partv IN favor Of Santa Ana.
The garrison Of This city Is momen 'arIly ex
pccted tn declare itself in favor Of the new revo
luton. AMI for the overthrow Of the FcderaiIst
Seven American prisoners taken at CheCh ihua
have been released at the request Of the AmerI
can Minister.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

The hosts Of insolvents and paupers,
! Should all be expected to pay;
That Clerks may rely the coppers,
They'll gather at some future day.
The half of the fees they expected.
Wis they never collect:
Bur If half is collected,
'Tis more than they ought 10 expect
In short it's a useless vocation.
Lord knows what a trouble II makes
just order a State re-iOcattor,
Aud then they must - pull up their stakes
So, down with he fees of the "spoers,''
What reason nave they to complain!
BIT While Won bursting their boilers,
! Remember the CLERK OF Old WAYNE
After being pended, the bill was then read IA
! ;hird time and passed-ayes 81, noes D. tfhahy
! of the lawyers being excused from Young on ac-
count OF beng interested 80 the Ia" aoo'sh
ing docket fees passed, ana the Senate acJourned.
In The IIousE Mr.. Foulke presented petition
rcspec ting the IIagerstown canal. The members
appear to be doing up considerable amount ct
private business, mixed sionaly with instruc-
tons TO our Senators and Rcprese ntatlves in
Congress- Gen. Jacksons fine, &c.-matters
which think tho members Of Stnto Leg'sa-
lures have no business to NEEDLE themselves with,
Ga the 10Th, Mr.. FnuIl<e reported bill extern
ding time the stockholders Of the HageTstown
canal company to commence operations, &c !;
read twice and referred 10 the committee OH cor
poraiIOHs.
The following ioint resolution was offered by Mr. Miller
Monday last. Being of pdhlc concern,
lay it before readers.- Journal, Jan. Is
Whereas, by Tor the admission OF Louisiana INTO
the mon extend the laws of the Omitted States
said State, provided that river MississpP
navig1ble and waters leading into the
t.uiG of MeXico, snail be common hIghway
Free we'll the inhabitants Of the said
State, nhabants other States, and the Terrific
United without any tax, Duty impost,
toll Therefore imposed by the said State.
And, whereas during the year, many of the ncor-
p1rated and States Of Tennessee, Ms
sssppi, Louisiana, nader pretended authority from
Legislature. have, violation of the spirit and
meaning led and collected tolls nron
of Indiana. navigating
NssIsoipp by compelling the Of boats who may
and of procuring supplies, toll
when arthcaI lantIHg has been made: Therefore,
Be 1t Resoieed BIZ the General .7sesbfg Of tie State #
Hiiaa, That Senators Congress be instructed, and
requested procure the passage Of
law hy Congress, the adoption Of rules regulations Ivy
which citizens can, according the aud
of said and navigate said rivers
hghNay, together with all the Incidental privileges
which justly entitled without paying any uty
nnpo4t toll therefor
HeS0iued, That Cox be re0uesed to forward
Senators and members i'll Congress- copy of the
and. Also the Governors of the several States Dor
shall lay the before their several Legislatures.
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= = sI q z e -
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.

IINIiE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that re continues manufacture order. all kinds Of
BLANK BOOKS. in good style and of superior paper
lie prepared furnish County Clerks, Auditors, and
Treasurers with Books of the and improved
form, having receny received patterns from the Auditor Of
Old Books viii be rebound. and all kinds Of Ferio
ideals and bound in good STYLE and a
CASH they be done elsewhere. He solcits
share If patronage
The BlNDERY is in the room Immediately over the
Book C. : PRESCOTT.
Richmond, JAN 18Th, 1913 Bly,
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STOVES! STOVES!
{3%33;$H3I6l{S

For sale. Is $4,000 b1xes by Irwin Reed &
Brother, Bas Bghtweii, j. h. DugiaIe and D. r HoIo-
way. Richmond. la.
Goodrich. Brother & Co. Ninchester: : r Anthony, VI
d Willard Putnam, Bloomfield u Jack, Muncietown
Smith Sample, Yorktown: Joel BackHdge, Anderson
town: NJ >eaten CentreyIi3e: >nss Il Talbot. Milton
EIii8.t MEREDITH. Carr5ze City: Jno. y. feebrick,
D1elin: Montgomery LonE-hore Lewsville: DIS Tyler
& TerriI. Rars.iIIe Hill Il Heney- Carthage Iodiana,
AMI throughout State and United States.
Fe5. II, 1872. Oily
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

One hundred and fortv-eight Mormous from
Liverpool arrived at New Orleans fe " days ago,
They their way TO Nauvoo.
Alexander Everett has returned 10 Massachu
sets. since the burning down Of his College IN
Louisiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21
RIIEU MATISM. PILES, AND
COSTINENESS CURED.

MIR. ANGENlNE, corner of Spring ana Elizabeth
street, n Y. for fifteen years suffered excrIciating
from the above complaints Advice and medicine
obtained from the first physicians, but nothing
him any permanent relief, and he expected drag
miserable existence the end Of his days. When,
ever, BRANDREIII'S PILLS mentioned him,
the they known have performed, hopo
lighted within him. and he having in their
for upwards of months, entirely recovered md
in the of perfect health. The greatest part Of
fifteen he ooliged crutches, and for
previous commencing With the above Ps he
able his boots of his feet being
oen Now, he is entirely recovered,
and strongly recommends all similarly afflicted fail
Brandrehs Pills trial. Many have taken them
consequence aud have derived equal benefit from them.
The following the only authorized Agents in tho pa
which their names attached:
Richmond, Samuel Pierce; New Pos,on, j Craig ABB
ington, Rubey; Brownsville, Rider Paen; Liberty,
Burgess Carr. Dunla psville, ID +. Maloney Benton
Vile, G K Brown ConrevIle, }. r. Dunham Cambridge
City. Rogers Meek; Dublin & b. Kirk: Hagers,own,
w. Lewis; Greensoorough, Seth Hensha~: Economy W.
B Benshaw & Co; WiUiamsbarg S. johnson q Co.
ncheser, Goodrich & Bother; Windsor. Thomas Way
Muncietown, w {. Harvey; Springborough. J. B. Mills.
! July %, 1912 29f
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A BAEE AIN.

VIE undersis,e WISHES sell his DOT BILE CAR
Il DING MACHINE. Persons wishing purchase,
Montt 90 well 10 call, VIII be sold extremely low
'ef particulars, enquire OF the undersigned, living
m the e'ntse-, two miles Nort-East Richmond lhe
Gre-avie road uE\py uppvEp I,
January :, 1913. -.
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FOR SALE!
2,1OO ACRES Western PENNSYLVANIA
LAND:

SiTUATE about 80 mics above W .lams port, aud 900
miles from Phila phia, Clinton, late co,p-
within 60 perches OF the great Pennsylvania Canal
600 perche Bald Eagle Canal, Bell.
tnnte and lh Susluehsa riser 81 miles
from Iockpor the large County IOWA, and
Mil Hall near To schools, mills places OF worship &c.
These lands embrace considerable portion
and valley Land. parts Of which suitable
tlasc, and produces Wheat OF heavy growth The val
ley Land aad worthy OF culture Forty Acres of
the above improved and III good cultivation: that
which easy of upwards of 500 Acres.
adJoins improved Farms, wiki handsome frame
dwellings, and within miles Farms OF hundreds of
Acres cleared Lands. abounds with mineral aud
superior TIMBER wiki large brick dy einss,
barns. 30 by 100 feet, &c The neshbohoud settled
with dense population and is considered
hnurshng the STATE Lands within miles sell
Fifty Dollars per Acre
II - believed above Lands. by being hands
and practical man, could be sold small
Farms great pccuniary advantage f
EXCHANGED A FARM \ DISTANCE
RlCuMoHp INDIANA ANTHONY =. MORRIS.
ON. b. The present owner coal3 now sell COO
Four SIX Dollars per Acre; but prefers
closing Apply Samuel Coale, Rirh-
mond, Indiana DIR \. b. Massey 1T Lockfiaven
the Lands.
November 18Th, 1872. I6,f
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TAKE notice.

NI1E undersigned ha wing sold their Foundry establish
ment, under the absolute necessity OF coliec
their Those owing them notified that
men, MUST BE MADE without delay.
NORDYkE, FOULkEA WILLIAMS.
psah4 n,
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G1rs-Horr W0oLLEN FACTORY.

ME subscri ber having commenced the Manufac curing
business at the above named place about half mile
south of Richmond, fe1Jy receive wool
into Cloth, Cashmere Flannel. Satinett, James,
Blankets &C. either shares by the yard. He also
expects have Of the above named
ticles exchange Tor WOOL aud other produce.
From his experience and his attention the business,
thinks viii be able give general asfa-on those
will favor him with their
LEVINUS KING.
April D. 1912 loft
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Sheriff : Sale.

NDA virtue of execution directed from tho
Wayne Circuit Court, y III expose public sale
the Court House door IN CentreEe. Wayne Indi
the 4'a day OF February 1913. between the hours
10 O'Clock. ana 1 O'Clock, day,
following property. tJ-vit:
certain parcel of land situate in WAYNE
~. Indiana described follows towit: Beginning nj the
Southwest corner of the southwest quarter Of n
township fourteen, thence
north egayye degrees. twelve perrhes
five degrees. eight and five links; north
fftyseven = degrees perches and four Inks
thence south eightv-ve degrees perches
link; south five degrees, thirteen perches
place Of begnaingcontainrg hundred and
perrhes. N less
Taken property School District. No s. satisfy
an execution IL favor of John Martin.
WM BAKER. Sheriff W. c.
January II, 1913. So ,50) BIS
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;. 81. Co. also agents for " I'm Hagar Cos New
York; Type Foundry and constantly supplied
Type and other printing apparatus whch they offer tor sale
New \ ork prices SHEPARD Il co,
Stereotype Founders and Printers.
Thirl -. between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, o.
Jan. p, iSi3.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21
The Price Of PlOsassss Reduced.

ME subscriber having made essential i'm
1 pro seneuls in his Ploughs. ready furnish
the BEST AND CHEAPEST PI.OIGIIS NOW IN
USE In addition his former assortment. he
king Plough which tructed he used
with without the cutter, also rroUght uouidboura
Iongh for poughng black ground ha, variety of sizes
right hand. lie laers himself that he
please all who may purchase.
fApprove ed Country Produce viii be taken in exchange
for PlUu. as Smith work.
SOLOMON HORNEI. IT,
Jan, -. 1913 3-u
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Cleanliness of the Head ana Hair.
''lon9 hair glory TO woman says Paul.
And all feel the truth OF the pious quotation.
Preserve it, then, ladies--your glory may fall,
Unless you protect il with this preparation.
While IL preserves CT restores every beauty,
It's odoF aad fragrance viii sweelly becalm:
Oh try it. fair. for indeed tits your duty,
And bless the inventor OF Bam.
STRANCE it is that persons who attend strictly per-
- sonal cleanliness, baths g. should neglect the Head
The Uair--the most esscntiai-thc most exposec-ahd
the beautiful when properly cared for, Of all the gifts
Of the Creator Peffeclly be kept Of dandruh
cun with certainty that the hair fall out, by
the the Balm of Columbia Ladies' viii YOU make
your toilet attclel fnfcssly, No,
YOU tried and experienced lis purifying effects
its sweet perfume.
hundred articles been put forth tho credit OF
th--the only frst-the only really valuable article. A
mass oil testimony from all classes % thess
LOOK OUT puaesfeits abroad-look always for
Of Conoca Co. the splendid wrappers, and
never bIy it without that name. For sale by
Oct D. lSIl Iryin Reed & Brother.
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BALM OF GlLEAD PL ASTEIS
FOR MILAN sc.


'fsLfsbitatti' for Of f'vter Sov.r and
remedy for Ague in the Breast, II seasonaoy applied
also, Ague in the AID teeth, part Of the
IL s excellent remedy for Rheuma Cuts,
Bruises, Sprain5, Burns. Scald-hesd Ssltrheum, kngs
evil Cons, Sores tho feet. Chblain Serofous
Biies, and Rupures OF all description. Pains the
Side, Breast, Shoulders, &c, occasinned by infana
Of the Liyer aad Spleen, and inflammation the
Bowels, Lungs, other Of tbs syste aiso
Of debility for pains an weakness Of the back, palp
taiion OF the heart, &c.
Relying nsrinic va1e Of this Plaster which tho
subscribers prepared the efficacy Of which they have
thoroughly tested for number Of they have been in
d8ced, By advice aud solicitations OF those. who,
tested offer IL for the
Of the public This they do under
belief, introduce IL IL -
il should be known; for fair trial,
il uiii recommend itself
frAT-Ihis Plaster should b. sprend with a
knife upon thin soft leather, glazed aen and applied
the parts affected possible. When applied 10
Fever Sores ues the should be kept clean BY
washing vita CASTLE time the plaster removed
which should be every boss In cases OF
amation, if the desired eec, Produced increase Of
PAIN for a short time. may De expected.
long Certificates could be obtained, TO the
some, Of the remarkable cures Of This 'n-
plaster: bot all ihiHk Is necessary, u faith
f1l application as above stated,
1.-THE p AIN OF GfLEAD PLASTER 10 prspaf-
ed and Sold al wholesale and retail. by
J. b TILIINGHAST.
81 Richmond, Wayrae County, hsAiSs&-
For sale b. Jane. X. Dugase, and at the Book sso's
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SCHOOL 30 KS!

AIITCIlEIL'S Geography and Atlas Geography of
WI the Heavens Rays, Talbot's Pixies, Davies,
Smiths, and North American Arthmecs. Eclectic Read
ers. tomlcy's and Elementary Spoilers. krkham's and
Comley' Grammar. Websters and Walkers Dictionaries.
Muuay's Readers. School Tetaments. Algebra's by
different authors Surveying by Gumuere and 10y Davies.
Mitthe Geographical Reader Comstock's Philosophy,
and Chemistry. Juvenile Orator. LovclIs School Dia-
iogues. Comstork', Mrs. Lncolns, and Mr. Phelps DO
tany. School Bibles Plane Trgoaometry. Manshei1's
Political Grammar. fooIscap aud Post Paper. Blue and
Black Ink. Black Sand. Qulls &c
For lie at the BOOK STORE.
December II. 1912.
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Clock and Watch Repairing.
1--WE subscriber would inform his friends and old
that he has taken a room one door east of VIM
Ivnde's Store, he win be pleased tho
calls all may favor him with their WORK
despatch and warranted perform, low for cash
JOSHUA Il. HUNNlCUTT.
Richmond, May 7th, 1872. letf
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FINE PRINTING INK.

ME Subscribers have Constant supply Of Pating Ink
Of various qualities, from 30 2,e0 per pound,
from the Eagle Printing Ink Manulact which they
to printers reduced prices and which they confidently
recommend purchasers being fully equal any
factured elthel the east wes have uel
best works for the last three manufacturing peculiar
blackness but small quantity j. required type,
which makes Inc economical Ink use,
me M.