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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20
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WHEREAS, the Legislature of the sta to of Vermont
w at then session at Montpelier, the year 1888 as
sessed tax Of live per all the lands tpmbic
lands rxcepted) in the town Of Jay IN the county
Of Orleans said State for the pu pose of making an
repairing roads and building bridges-aud whereas the
Legislature IN the year ono thousand eight hundred and
thny did revive the dc. laying on the lands in
jay aud continue the IN force though the tax had
been assessed said year-and also whereas the Leg
islaufe IN the year thousand eight hundred and forty
did agnn re9ive said ami continue IN free one
yelr from the rising Of sad Legislaturc---Thesc
are TO warn the proprIetors and land # said
of Jay VINO nave not paid their proportion Of such
AK in labor or otherwise TO The committee appointed /,
supermcnd the expenditure Of the same or to the subsc-
Der that much of their lands will be sold at public ven
due the dwelling house of Waller Charlton in The town
of Jay in the county of Orleans the 30h day of March
next at one O'Clock afternoon, w be requisite to dis
charlc their respective taxes, with costs.
Dated AT jay this 10th day Of January l343
81 WALTER CHARLTON, Collector,
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COMMUNICATIONS
For tho Mntchmnn.


To tie Editor If the burlington Free Press
Though the regular receipt your pupu the copy for
Jan 6h did reach from your co md am indebted TO
The kindness Of Burlington friend for sight Of it, The same
thing has occurred but before this season and a oma
kabe, striking condolences that hat numbor also contained
article addressed mainly TO myself
have read ,our reply my letter pablshed few weeks
in tho Waterman, and but single point in 1t which
requires from any further notice, quote from II the follow
Ing paragraph
vermont is OH the ground at the time tho forged letter
fret makes is appearance in our paper and reads together with
the which accompany the dag ITS pub
cheeuY accord to him. reckon him among init
friends consider him gentleman suppose whal, his
rolls and in the progress Of events Steamship from the
g isle arrives at whntves, bringing from Mn Dickens
own hand certificate which he pronounces the letter ia
question to be forgery Vermont hen very brdvey and mag
unanimously forward fortnight three eeks after the pub
licaon Of tho by u.s. with the consequential semi official
of who had known all about the letter om the begin
ming" &c.
In This paragraph YOU effect and presume in INTENT say
limited soothing tho ocrs being forgery until the
certificate from Dickens proving 1t to be such Now
doubt you reconec when whose pres
the conversation which you aude took placed private
conversation, by the way which should deem public
reference usabe your remarks concerning it,
think scarcely possible that you shoad remember,
well the others who heard it, that told you them the very
day Of your publications. that the Setter in question unyet
sally far knew, believed be forgery You thus gross
ly mate plain of act and rs speedy in
your columns is certainly matot Of Consequence
yourself than TO me-
As the which you private
have nothing say rathor glad have learned Pre-
cely what is your creed aG what is likely I've your
practice in t for il win teach DO careful hecaf
ter of wha, in private, e,hcc oray by letter.
knowing that will drag before the public whenever you
doom it your interest do Eporind docet Mr. Gushing
tn. contrary notwithstanding. Thus frr however, you arc
heartily welcome al the good service my private coospoH-
deuce may base d,no you.
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MARRIAGES..

in STAFFORD, the LIST nst by Rev Aaron Buzze Mr. Da
vid Patterson to Miss Drse Clogdon Also, by the same
Mr. Eli Ann of Haverhi Mass, Miss Lucy Patterson 81
STAFFORD CO the 9Th inst, by Rev John Peng, MIR. sam.
ue Allen OF Enfield, ~ H. to Miss Besoy Barrett of
In Wesmoreand ~ H., the 9th ult. by Rev Mr. WooS
house Ruben Kendall Jr Esq Miss PAMELA Bennett both
It's not the c1arsot tie, of human laws
unnuttured Oft, and foreign the mind
That binds their pence, but harmony itself
Affirming all their pas sions into love-
In bradford by Rev Mr. McKeen the LIST inst, Mr. Sam
uel II. Baker To Miss Mary Ann Flanders. " ~
Wllamstown, to Miss Otinda ID. Ffed '' -
In Orange the LIST inst by David Hobrook ESQ., Mr. Ste
phen f. Perkins, of Painhed Miss Julia Morse of Chelsea
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From tho New York Tribune.

iOhh MAhhEI, MONDAY, Jan. 10.
FLOUR AND MEAL-We think there is little better feel
ing in Flour TO day and Saturday and today sales have
been larger than for time there having been Eastern
mon in town Nearly all the small lots Genesee had at
81 have been taken, and think there ia e now
TO be had below 81 l2 and no Western below so.
nominal at 4 ~ H. 80 "
TALLOWWe notice sales of 40 900 lbs good Rendered for
export at 4c. The butchers offering at &c
Observation-Disclosures lots of Lard Offering to ar
rive We henr of sales of 800 kegs and 100 bb Ohio
ats Ia l2c. City is worth l2 in tubs and in kegs.
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w
nv HE2EAS, tie legislature of the State of Vermont
w IN the year one thousand eight hundred and forty
one assessed TAX OF tour cents per all the an
lpubc lands excepted IN the town of Newark in the
county of Caledonia ia said state for the purpose ofmaking
and repairing roads and building bridgesrhese are 10
warn The ropretors and lana the town Of New
ark who have not paid their proportion Of said in labor
ar olhcTwsc to inc committee app ined TO supernlend
lie expenditure OF The same, ar to the subscriber that
mucl! Of their Lands will be sold public vendue The
dwelling house of Lauren NJ Sleeper, in The town Of
Newarh IN The county Of Caledonia, the Th day Of
March next at ten o'clock forenoon as will be requisite to
discharge their respective taxes with costs
Dated al Newark, this 81 day &c January, 1913.
LAUREN NJ. SLEEPER Colector
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NOVEMBER 2e, 1912.
NEW AND SEASONARLE GOODS,


STORRS 81 LANGDONS, have Just return.
- ed IRON Boston with prime addition 10 their
stock OF! goods most OF which have been bought at
greatly reduced prices from September purchases.
w have new stylcs Of Coating Cloihs Dad
Cloths, Cassimeros, and rich Velvet and Cashmere
Vcstngs.
FLANNELS, viz:
Printed Salisbury, Plain Yellow, Red and Whits.
DRESS GOODS, viz:
silks, Eoeens, Cashmere Lanes, printed Saxo-
nys, Orleans Cloths, Merloes, Alapeens, Shasons,
French and English Prints.
CLOAK GOODS, viz.
AlapOccas, Princes, Neapolilaa, Thibet Cloths &
lndlannas.
BONNET GOODS, viz:
Plain and TurIlon Nevets, do. Satios and Sits,
outside and face Flowers, elegant Ribbons, Crown
Muslin, Foundation Wire, &c. &c.
HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES, viz;
Ctoc&ery and Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks,
Fire Sets, Bass Kettles, Sad Irons Brass Candle
sticks Tea Trays, Bed Ticking, Sheeng. Batting,
Feathers, Table Cloths, Napkins, Crash, Carpeling,
Mers, sc. sc.
TRIMMINGS, WIZ
Silk Cords, G'mPnl, Fringes, Velvets and Furs Cor
Cloak Trimmings, every variety Of Mems wear
| StIAWLS. VIZ:
| Highland Black 'Phibet, Meriao, Alapacca, Honey
Comb, Imitation Cashmere, and MousIin D Lans.
BRITISH CEANrfLLA Wells,
VERY cheap; plain Black Lace Tor Wells, white fig
| uIeu anu LuS'hSS, lHncn Eu9'hS~, tancy
Cravat ..Gap and Neck Ribbons, Silk Fringes for
dress trimmings, Kid and Wool Gloves, Misses
| Knit Gloves.
FURS, viz:
90 Buffalo Skins, large lot of Mufs, Boas, Caps
and Skins for trimmings and Muh..
5000 YDS SHEErING, SHIFTING AND
DRILLING.
800 lbs Cotton Yarn 800 lbs. Batting.
| GROCERIES, viz:
1000 lbs Tobacco, will be sold verv low 10 those
who bay to sell again. The best Old and Young
Hyson Tea to be found, new Box and Keg Raisins,
Fresh Lemons, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Mace Pepper,
Spice Ginger, Loat and Brown Sugar, Rice, Eng.
sh Currents, Salt Petre, and Bar Soap.
We shall sell at prices TO sun those who 5uy with
cash or on good short credit
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
BRIGHTON MARKET-MosDAr, Jan. 1e,

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSDAY, Jan. l6, 1913.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Pa,riot1
market $40 BeefCuc, 70 Stores, 1900 Sheep SWINE
so Beef Cattle unsod.
PRcEs-BeG Cdt-We quote correspond with last week
viz few extra at So First quality 81 second quail
ty 3 25 3 SO; third quality 50 a 3 25
SheeP-Los were sold from 90 to So Weathcrs from so
TO 50 rs.
Snao--At retail from 3 to &c.
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- HUSTON MARKET, JAN, H.
CORN EXCHANGE-Snce the favorable change of eaher
there has been doing the Flour Market sales
wholly confined to the retail Demand and prices without
much change closing rates of Genesec, Si55 462 ~ for
common brands 1903 barrels sold at the former price
WooL-Saes of heece and pulled Wool
At former reported pceand foreign COARSE
South American, l-2 Sc per III. g. mos.
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SHEETINGS, SC.
40 Bales "A Brown Sheeiings,
M Cases Beacbsd do.
o do York and Delaware Tiekngs,
2 Bales Brown Drilling,
10 Ps. Canvass
10 do. Padding, for sale by
Burlington, Nov. IA, lsi2. se
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RE-IMPR0VED YANKEE NOTION
COOKING STOVES.

COOKING STOVES,
offer the same the public.
Alpersons infringing upon said patent by pe,dine or
using will be promptly PrOsee,edour rights will be main
famed.
This Improvement will readily be seen on inspection
obvaes the objection TO elevated account Of xiv.
ng on: INTO rooms excessive heat being combined with
the that pleasure heat diverted from the oven
INTO separate tue Which discharges it the escape
pipe without bringing it IN contact with the large suIfacs
oven as in the old kind.
The oven placed upon the as not to interfere
IN the Sigh degree with the boilers, other elevated
oven stor ). The backre makes one of lie best
SUMMER STOVES
invented This will do all he cooking &c fnr n cor,
mon sized family II is Capable Of healing t,oo golfers or
flying broing ami baking at and same rin. more
conveniently and promptly with less eland IN iess e than
store or summer fixtures furnaces TYP Of anu sops
In use This will do without wing heat to Cause The
slightest unpleasant sensation lady IT, dog DAYS Iro
ing be done with great despatch sad IRONS yetv
iecIy heated al once placed fiat heater over said back
fire room.
There are many good things enjoyed by those using hi.
kind OF stove their neighbors using other kinds and
is confidently believed by good Judges who have used a
to combine good quass than any in markeL-
Wha It is simple and not liable to get out of order-u H
not burn ouL there being no inside plates.
ALSO FOR SALE, THE WELL KNOWN
Woolson's Improved Cooking Stove;
Farmers Il Mechanics do do
Hayward Il Fishers do do
New Era-elevated oven do do
Parlor Cookng-two boilers and oven.
Tyson Parlor improved for 1912
Vermont Parlor,
Box and six plate Stoves, all sizes, new
| patterns.
Hollow Wares
Cauldron * Potash KetiIes-new patterns.
TO suit northern markets, Fire dogs, oven
| mouths and fire frames,
Ploughs and Cal.ivaior teeth castings, and
the same ready for use,
Cart and Wagon Boxes all which, with
many other articles may be found Mt
|
NHavng large stock ana being desiruus to do an asuys
business they viii sell on favorable for GOOD pau or
Paper The subscriber most respectfully asks The coosia
Of the patronage Of former customers of s tyson
Furnace and calls orders all who wish TO purcass
All orders for the above any kid OF mill gearing or
other matters connected with Business addressed to
the subscriber al Tyson Furnace p. o. W. will receive
prOmpi attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace, W. Sept. "a 1912.
All OF the above articles may be found at the Tyson
Furnace Ware House Montpelier, "a few doors south Il
the head u Nam ST. which will he 'ol' - ~ 'asas
or retail az lht laCst piicra. Autatnh. HfnH tsa
manuf ctuf,t .osr 1I i'Hrf Copper ah. 10 W sfs,
Stove pc, so So.
t. sabsc boz world a.orn d pss.e 'ha' q .1r lur.
nae, sre lar raoavr uruat 81 1oavans ps.l' clcu-
aIi ae tpr r..f''c Hgrs a COURSES o, ihar
WIN o.ar'e WatNnEieH tc1.i.e. oaa.ars. ~
lear 1nf -hHi .t Ptr.ous ! los ar ur.r $50 pn~
tent r y seaa''. ar tfHe g. b gra.opc .s7-lsa
| Neapslr as,lAl. 's4. - -,s~
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A CARD.

- A CARD.
The subscribers would this method express their ain
core thanks TO their friends in this place for liberal do
nation contributed by them, the pastoral visit the after
noon ana evening the 18th inst consisting of sly money
two barrels Of Hour, half barrel of crackers, grain butter
cheese groceries, stationary, and indeed almost variety
household comforts, amounting in all hundred
lars! The richest Of heavens blessings will be invoked BY US
on our benotacors Our deepest gratitude is due H. Smith
Esq and lady for kindly opening their doors
puny IN the evening. ZEBINA YOUNG,
Jan. 18th, lSl3. SALLY YOUNG
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WHRREAS, the Legislature of the State of Vermont
w IN the year 1871 assessed OF Tour cents per
Gre on all the lnds tpu5c lands excep in the town
oil Holland N he county of Orleans said STATE for the
purpose drinking and repairing roads and building bridges
IN said town -
These are therefore to the proprieors and land
owners Of the town of Holland WIN have not pad their
proportion OF such tax in labor Otherwise to the COM
miiiee apPon ted 10 superineud The expenditure Of the
same or TO The subscriber, that much Of their nds will
DC sold at public vendue at the dwelling house of orson
a Grow IN the town Of Holland the county Of Orleans
on me IN day # March next at nine o'clock M as
wil be requisite to discharge their spece taxes with
c"sls' ORSON A. GROW, Collector.
Dated at Holland, this Sist day of Dee A ID 1912 30
STA TIE OF VERMONT, | AT Probate Court holden
DistfGt OF Randolph SIS. { al Chelsea, within and
tor SAID District on the 2ist day of December 1912
a kuNAH SPEAR, admin srator on. the estate of
francis Alexander, late OF Brainree in said district
deceased makes application for license 4 sell ea estate
and II Is ordered that said application be be referred TO
rfobao Court 10 be holden at j. B. Englshs Inn, in
Randolph, on the first Wednesday in March nex; and
that notice be given by publishing This order three weeks
succ sssvely in The Vermont Waterman, published at
Montpelier previous TO that time.
BY order of Court,
Attest, d. F. WEYMOITTu sg;s,ar
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THNHIS may certify hatI have his dag given to my son
fhEDEhlCh w. STILES, minor his time
during his minoriy-T shall therefore claim none of his
earnings pay any debts Of his Contracting aor this date
DANFORTH ". STILES.
Middlcscx, December % 1872 %
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Ian DS


MlnW& sn5scrlbcrws wv
1S--=S~s' Rosie, which hes in the most -.
western part ol The County, where the sac of land
r seVefa Years pas bad been suspended remarkable
"r l,S ~ n MisE, and lRoN WoRKs; the Itcr of
winch are ~ am"s continual Opc alton, aft riding the set
Hefs frequent opportunities "ungaging IN lucrative enpny-
ment III me vrus departments Of labor and indus ~ com
neccu w''h those establishments and, vcry
easy mode # paying for land ~
HAMMOND adj0lns Rus,Ir on the Northwest This
town Is noted TO- raising very inc WHEAT sure and adj.
vdhtag'ous market fT winch aln9st ever readily To be-
found at the Ogden bug hpu ng mil s. Here too arr.
'aCult'e' III pivIns fr Land the same as IN ssic
PAHfsHvlLLE, which lies m the eastern mart nr tho
cous ex ensiYcly settled Of the settlers hayine
Pao io then lant III gram cattle an Labor which faci-
ties are still ublalnabe.
MATiLDt lies directly south of ,rshvie is far
Tess teVed than II but the easy mode of paving for
land obtains here also.
ne soil those towns generally good either for grain
grass ana no country can be better wdered The great
llcl'y OF transporting 10 IT. Of Montreal by wa
v communications gvca ya'uc 10 the products and man
uctnes OF this country passed in any other TIC
saving o Time AMI expense 10 ihe Turner resides in
"e vicinity ~ So great an Quite the River Saint Law
renee must be obvious and also the
whch his country possesses others whose distance
from MAJ ket affords tc real to labor an indus
Try.
For more particular information respecting those lands
ADDRESS the agents IN charge MI David W. Baldwin
at kossie and Mr. James a. Sawyer al Parshvllc or Il,
'he subscriber at Ogdensbwgh.
GEORGE PARISH.
Og1cnsburgh, 81. Lawrence Co Jan. 1913. 92I
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BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY.


VIE Trustees Of this Institution would inform the pub
Iic that. AZ the expiration Of The presen, quarter in
February NEXT Us management will dovolve upon MRS
GEORGE PAINE as principal, who will take the place
Of Miss Ice, the present incumbent.
The Trustees, rclyng the high and acknowledged
qualifications OF Mrs Paine for the government of such an
Institution. invite public attention to the following terms
and regulations
The Spring Term will commence on wednesday, the
LIST Of March next, aud continue usual twenty two
weeks.
Board inclu1ing washing fuel ghs, etc has been re.
duccd to S25 per quarter On weeks) half payable in adj
vance. The Boa ding Department will continue under
The care of Mr. Braman.
Tuition ~ English branches ESQ per quar- .r half
payable in advance.
Drawing. including ske ching from nature, and
painting in water col,rs, So 90
French, Italian OF German, each 90
Latin 90
Piano, Organ or Guitar, including vocal instruction
per quarter 10 90
Use Of instrument for practice 100
The French ana Italian classes under the care Of
Monsieur Bouchete.
Pupils received for less period than one quarter
but deduction will be made from the above charges IN ca
of prolracted illness.
1t is desirable that pupils should board in the Seminary
where they will at all times BE- under special charge Of
the Prncipal, who, bearing in mind the importance If
health in the pursuit Of Their sudics will constantly aim
at their ph, seal we'll their moral aud eectua i'm
ptovement
In behalf Of The Trustees,
GEO B SHAW, Secretary.
Burlington 90ti December, 1912. 30
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1rF'V'F' u t . W II NIUU 7 H. heBIsIeT.'
CHARLES r.. BARRIERS ES'TETE-

u
Subscribers having been appointed by The Honora-
BILE Probate Court for the district Of Washington com.
msslones to receive examine adjust all claims and
mands OF all persons against the ofCharcs Bar
ber late Of Barre in district deceased
solvent and tho term Of six months from the 18th day Of
December 1872 allowed by SAID the creditors
said deceased to exhibit prove their respective claims
before usdo give notice that will attend the duues
OF our appointment at The dwelling house of Cyrus Baber
in Barre in said district the 2d Tuesdays of March aud
ELIJAH HOLDEN, }Commis.
NATHAN HOWARD, JR, sioners,
Barre Dec. 10, A ID 1912 OF
STATE OF VERMONT I AT Probate Court holden
District Of Randolph, IS at indolph in and for said
District on the 9Th day Of January A ID lS43
A BEL LYMAN and JOHN LYMAN administrators
IA on the estate of Aze Lyman, late Of Brantree in
said district deceased make application the court to
have the time for settling said estate extended seven
mouths from the 29h day Of February next.
Wheeupon is ordered that said application be refer
ed Tor further hearing to Probate Cout to holden at
the Inn of A. Gale IN Willamstown, said Di trci, on
the second "Wednesday February next and that notice
be given to all concerned by the publication of this order
'htee weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman,
printed at Montpelier as may be- that they may
appear and object thereto, if they see cause,
BY the Court
Attest. d. +. WEYMOUTH, Register. 81
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hereby sven mat have renquished to INV son Ho-
Eer Parks, his time from AM after this date, and shall
neither clam any ofhs tanngs pay any debts Of his
contracting. ANDREW PARKS.
Monroe, January IL 1913. 81
STATE OF VERMONT, The Honor bIe the Probate
District Of Randolph, }Court for the district of
Randolph To Persops interested in the estate of Peter
WoIdman, late of Washington, said district, deceased
WHEREAS, Elias J. Avery. admin stratot on t,, IS
tate Of said deceased makes app caon for H. ense
to sell all the real estate Of said deceased money
10 pay the debts against said estate:
Is ordered by the Court that SAID application be heard
the Probate Office Washington. on the lllh dny Of
February ncxand notice thereof ordered in the Vermont
Wachman and Journal, Pnu ed Montpelier soon as
may be.
Dated at Washington, this l6 h day Of January, A D
lS43 JOHN COLBY, Judge. o.
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BANK OF MoNTpEIIEp

THE Stockholders 9th Bank Of Montpelier arc here.
by notified that an assessment Of eight dollars thrtys
three and third cents Is laid share in the Bank
10 DC paid into Said Bank BY The 4th day Of April next
BY order Of the Directors
GEO. HoWES, Cashier.
Montpeler. January Illh. 49, aItr
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5F4 Tts Di9TRICT COURT, YER
tpN1' DISTRICT.
IN RANK RIJpTCY.

MOTTO, NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
JEWETT MANN, Of Plainheld for his Discharge and
Certificate, bankrupt the Court House. in Windsor
IN se district Wednesday, the oath day of May D. sq3
CLARK COURsER of Waterbury, for his Discharge and Cor
uhcao, as bankrupt Mt the Court House, Windsor in said
A. NJ. - - "'' " - 0"' ~ ~
DAN PROCTOR, of Roxbury for his Discharge and Cen6-
cate as bankrupt, the Court House, Windsor in said
A. NJ. - ~ " - ''' ~ ~
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PEDLARS.
M ANTED six industrious, capable, honest men each
w with very stout horse to sell Tn Ware and 9th
cr Domestic mnut' clures, Ia the FIRST of
Apul nexI,-Those who healthy over 81 years of
age and furnish satisfactory OF good cha-
&C yer and steady habits may have employ for months
on personal application by letter addressed 10 the sub
scrbe pos paid BURRAGE YALE
South Reading, Mass, December
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DANIEL LA w RENEE,
ONLY MANUFACTURER OF MEDFORD RUM
GOLD at wholesale b. REED * SPALDING Nash
~ ua N H., MANNING g. HALL No. l5Cen,ral
Wharf Boston. which the only in Boston or
Nashua where pure MEDFORD RUM Gao be bought at
Wholesale Likewise, sold Wholesale by j. MACK
tNrIRE & Co Charlcso,vn, ABNER PIERCE West
Cambridge, CHARLES WOOD g. Co Cambridge pot.
September ], 1912. q0ml
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TYSON FURNACE

CNONTINUE 10 manufacture great variety Of
~ STOVES e. HOLLOW WARE
andevery description Of Castings, usually made Cupoia
| or Bias furnaces.
Having purchased The right for making and vending
Spaudngs Patent circular ue for elevated ovens and a..
| naped II the
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y E w BOOK =


II p. WALTON e SONS will supply any new books
a. ordered Gom Boston or New York
January .. 1913 90
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BUFFALO ROBES.

ELLIS, WILDER & Co. have a large lot Of Buffai,
II Robes, which they will sell worry low for cash or good
credits say from 81 TO So Cal and before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
! II IS13