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WORMS! Worms. NYorr,s,

: AYNE'S TONIC VERN,FUGF-'rbis
Nermiiuge is perfectly safe. and SO pDess-
ami that children will not refuse to take il Ia
enectual'y destroys worrls, ncuirases aeiditv
OF sourneSs oil the stomach, increases the an
pe'i'e' ana acts as a general aud permanent
ohc' ana Is therefore exceedingly beneficial IN
Intermittent anu remittent icVeIs, indigestion.
S'c and Is almost a certain esre for fever and
ague, ana what IS OF more importance, it does
il permanently.
III not only destroys worms and invieorates
tne Whole system, but il dissolves and carries
on the superintendent slime or mucus, so nrey
a'ent IN the stomach and bowels of children.
more especially of those in bad health. This
mucus forms the bed or nest in which worms
produce Their young; aud by removing it, it
Is impossible for worms Ia Ieman in The body
IL is harmless in lbs effects on the system
and the health of the patient is always i'm
proved by lis use, even when no woims are
discovered. Numerous certificates OF its nsc-
ILLNESS have been reecNed, which the propre-
tor does not consider necessary TO publish.
John Thompson, near Salem, n. j., adj
mnlslered this Nermluge 10 child between
Two and three years old, and says that in few
DAYS She discharged one hundred and thirty
seven large WORMS
MIR. Joseph A. LeHiz, Of the Penn Town
ship Savings Institution, Philadelphia, gave il
TO one OF his children, and says that after the
sixth dose il brought away about filtv worms Ar
once, five and six inches hong.
Mr.. Ferdinand WoodEuir used two hotties NJ
this Vermiluge for dyspepsia, and in the conrse
OF two weeks discharged upwards of thirty piec-
es oil tape worm, and was thereby perfectly
cured.
Another gentleman of Ibis city had IL adj
minlstered 10 his little daughter about three
years old, when she had number of discharo-
rs from her bowels, composed entirely of Riile
white thread worms. He says they come
away from her not only by hundreds, but
may truly say by thousands, separately and in
sohd balls as large as hickory nuts, composed
entirely of dead worms
Finally, what the public have long desired,
medicine of this kind, which might be de.
pended upon, prepared by regular physician.
u now offered to them, and can be had Of DR.
Jayne, No. 90 South Third Street, Philadel-
York. -"
BUTTON & CLARK, Agents for Brat
ueoo'o' March Z, 1913. amo2S
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NOTICE.

ia vHNHE subscriber would give notice
fIsgfA II that he will sell, or exchange
lss.k& for Farm Of about IS acres, his Farm
'AssaAaezsa situated in Dummerston, IA miles
southwest of the Westinghouse, containing
about 200 acres of Land, and is suitable for a
Dairy of 90 COWS. The buildings consist of a
two story House, 80 by 40 feet, Barn, 80 by
ID ieet, and other suitable out buildings. Said
iarm is well watered, is fenced with stone wall,
ana contains good Orchard, and is well sup
piled with wood.
Any person DESTROYS of purchasing or making
an exchange for good Dairy farm, have now
an opportunity of making great bargan.--
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber
on the premises.
JOSEPH DEMIS.
Dummerston, March 8, Is4S. %
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Assignee's Sale.

DY virtue of sundry DEGREES in Bankruptcy,
I'D issued out of the District Court of the
United States, for the District of Vermont,
vesiing in me the several and joint estates of
the Bankrupts therein set forth, [ will sell at
Public Auction, al the Inn of A. Burnett, in
Fayetteville, ION. the oath day of March next, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, rights to Real Estate situa-
ted in Wardsboro, the assets Of j. X. Gates
Also, as above, al the Inn of Henry Smith, in
Braiileboro, on the 25th day OF March, at one
O'Clock, p. NJ, rights to Real Estate, situated
in DummeTston, with chooses in action, the as
sets of William b. Wilder and Carlos King.
Terms al the time of sale.
JOSEPH STEEN,
assignee in bankruptcy for WindhGm Co.
February %, lS43. 81
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ELSEY WOODM.4.N.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District Of Marlboro,

Probate District Of Marlboro, SIS.
In PRoBArE CouRT, Feb %, Is4s
ZONES Betsey Carpenter, widow OF Cyrus
~ Carpenter, late Of e uiiord, in said district,
deceased, and files her petition praying the
Court 10 assign and decree to her, from the in
ventory Of the personal property of said deceas-
ed, certain articles, (beng therein enumerated
and described, amounting to one hundred thir-
ty seven dollars and two cents; Whereupon il
is Ordered, that hearing be had on said petit
ton before said Court, at session thereof
TO be holden at the Inn of Arad Burnett, in
New Fame, in said District, on the last Thurs
day of March next; and for the purpose of no.
tilying all persona interested therein Of the
time and place Of hearing, the said petitioner
is directed to publish Copy of the Record of
this order three weeks successfully in the
Vermont PhGnix printed at Brattleboro, in
said District previous 10 said time Of hearing.
A true Copy from the Record
81 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r.
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Horrible Murder and Suicide. A horrd murder
was committed at jamestown, in Chatauque coun-
ty, N. T., on the Odd ult, by Alvin Cornell on the
person OF his wife He was shaving himself at a
glass, his wife sitting in the room with him, when
he came up behind her and cut her throat with The
razor he held in lis hand. She rose, clasping the
wound with her hami and walked into an adioin-
ing apartment, when she fell and Immediately ex-
pred lie then cut his own throat in such man
ner that u rs uncertain whether he Will survive the
wound. He had an interesting wife. and family
of six children, and the melancholy circumstance
created much feeling where they are known.
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BRIGHTON MARKET Morc1 q

At Market AGA Beef Cattle, 1000 Sheen. and 20
Swine. 100 Beef Cattle and 400 Sheep unsold
PRlCES-Beef Cattle-Prices generally obtain
ed last week for like quality We're not sustained,
better cattle were at market, and some of which
sold for our highest quotations, VIZ Extra at 75
S.. First quality $4 rs a A CO; second quality
$4 third quality SO so 3 20.
Sheep-Dull lots were sold from so to 4 75
Swine-No lots were sold A few were retailed
from l-o 10 5 &c.
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man near Bangor, Me-, a few days since pro-
cured pint ofrum in exchange for several yards
~ cloth not having any money, and after drinking
NsIaT'ed for home. He soon became benumbed
s anu sat down. He was found nearly dead and
mOugh he was resuscitated, he has lost both feet
ana become pauper,
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Sudden Death.--J. U. Schilt, Esq, a well known
commission merchant of Mobile, was found dead a
few evenings since, in his office. lie had been miss
ing for some twenty-four hours from his home, and
a search being made, he was discovered sitting in
chair at his desk, stiff and cold.
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:, The Democratic Contention, held at the State
House in Boston, on Thursday evening, passed
resolution, recognizing Thomas w. Dorr as the
rghuul governor of the State of Rhode Island, and
appointed committee TO invite him to visit this
SSMte and meet the democratic members of the
legislature, and the Democratic citizens of Boston,
IN faneuil Hell.-BOstOn Cour
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FARM FOR SALE.

.,(fwA TENHE Subscriber, offers for sale
$MsIsl& IL his Farm, lying in Dunn
TAa 1IA merston, two miles and a half
keesss sSSs5 East of the cenier of The town,
consisting OF 60 acres of Land, divided into
moving, tlage pasluring, and woodland-w
waered, grated orchard, a comfortable house
woodshed, and a good barn, and other Out,
bpildings-Said Farm is situated on good
road leading from Keene to Newlane, and bur
a few rods from the Stage road leading Cfom
Brattleboro to Bellows Falls, and but four
miles from Bratteboro village. Possession
gwen TO suit the purchaser. For further par
iicuars, inquire of the Subscriber, living on
the premises.
ALANsoN NoRCRoss.
Dummerston, March /, 1s43. s97
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RENCH PLANES, Moulding Planes, CHS
NJ sells, Gouges, Pitts and Bit Stalks, Au-
gers, Screw bits, BROAD Axes, Hateheis, Ham
mers, Steel Squares, Saw sets, Files, and most
other articles needed by mechanics, for sale
cheap by WlLLlSTON & TYLER.
March /, 1913. 6,v OF
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a heary Yerdiet.-$50OO damages has been rem
dered by Jury in Tompkins county circuit, N. Y,
Tor breach OF promise of marriage, The parties to
the suit were Mary Conrad and Josiah B. Williams
both of the village of Ithaca.
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Farm for Sale.

-wA VTNHE subscriber offers his Farm
MI!sn6 IL for sale, on the most reason
Se7i6iE able terms. Said Farm is situated
sS<sS two miles from the centre of Marl-
boro, on the old road leading TO GuIford, and
contains about 40 acres of land, suitably divi-
ded into iillage, moving and paSturing, well
watered, good orchard, wood and sugar lot,
almost in The door yard; two story house in
comfortable repair, wood shed, two good barns,
two first rate barn sheds, cider mill, hog house,
and a mechanic shop with a windmill connect
ed for saving wood, SC. A credit will be Civ
en- for one half, if desired and possession given
Immediately.
Also, one pair Of large Oxen, 5years old this
Spring, first rate TO work.
90 Those wishing 10 get side-hill Flows,
can be accommodated by applying directly.
CALVIN OLDS.
Marlboro, Feb. OF, ls4s. 81
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BrattleborO Academy.

TENIE SPRING TERN will commence on
IL Thursday, March 10th, under the conlin-
ued instruction Of the present successful Priuci-
pal, Mr. j. r. GAur, A, y. He will, If neecs-
sary, be provided with an assistant. Board in
private families, or rooms for students who
choose to board themselves. readily obtained,
by applying to the Principal
G. KIDDER.
February 81, ls4s. 81
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U. STATES DISTRICT COURT.
VERMONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY

NOTICE TO show cause against petition Of
IN JonN A. MERRIFIELD, Of HewIane in
said District, 10 be declared Dapkrupt, at tba
Office of Samuel Prentss, in .Moninelier in
SAID District, on Friday the 5lst DAY of March
le4S, ten O'Clock, forenoon. o.
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WANTED.

A FEW tons Of old Cast and Scrap Iron,
IA Tor which we will pay IL cents per h., in
any Kind OF castings, at our Furnace.
MARSHALL & BROWN.
Hinsdae, N. H., March, l, ls4S. 4w 81
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zone thousand Democrats. On Saturday 2Sth
ult., MIR. Keim, of Penn, presented in the House of
Representatives petition from Berks CO., signed
by some thousand Democrats asking Congress to
issue stock of two hundred millions for the relief
of the States and Territories of the Union.
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Harness Trimmings.

pLATED, Brass, Timed, and Jappaned
\; Saddlery; Carriage Lace; Shoe Thread;
Irvine; Kid Skins and Innings, for sale low
by WILLISTON g. Tyler
March /, ls49. o.
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fl Comet or Star was observed at Rutland Vt, on
Tuesday last, from ten A. NJ. till two r. M, appa-
rently quite near the Sun, and very bright. 1t was
seen at New Bedford, Portland and other places, on
the same day.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

HAVANA and Porto Rico Sugars, Green
Il IL and Black Teas, Coffee, Rasins, Figs,
Lemons, Oranges, TamaIinds, Honey, Soda
Crackers, Sperm Candies, &c. sc. just Ieceiv-
ed and for sale by
WILLISTON s. TYLER.
March |, 1s4S. o.
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MiIIimer and Dress Maker.

MISS f. BOYDEN, will, as soon as the
1'A rooms are in order, be found over the
store ofZ. Dickinson, where she will be hap
py TO wait upon her customers.
February %, ls4S. 81
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vHNHE subscriber still finds few names on his
book, whose accounts must be settled i'm
mediately, say before the first of April, or at
most, before The third
ALSO; All demands due him must be paid
immediately.
ALEX'R N. BOYDEN.
Guilford, March 7, IS4s. %
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ZelOteS Dickinson,

HAS engaged the Brick Store two doors
Il II North Of II. Smiths Stage House, and
nearly opposite G. c. Hall, and Townsley &
Sons store, and trusts though his loss in the
late fire must be from $4,000 to $4,000 over and
above his insurance, yet when the building
shall be in order 10 receive Goods and DO bust
ness, which is forwarding with no delay, he
will not be forgotten BY his host Of good old
customers.
February %, 1S43. SIN 81
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HI. Id. RRACKETT.

III AS taken the room one door South of
IL u. Dickinson's store, where he is now
ready TO wait upon his customers.
February %, ls43. 81
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MILL SAWS.

ID OWLAND'S Mill Saws, Circular Saws.
IA to Sc inch bow, hand and back Saws,
for sale By WlLLlSTOE & TYLER.
March /, Is49. CIV 81
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court Tor the District
OF Marlboro, Commissioners TO receive, exam
inc, and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of
.4S.4 GODFREY,
late Of Nottingham, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto, aud six months from the 2Sd day
OF February being allowed by said Court for
that purpose; we do therefore hereby give no
iice, that we will attend to the business of our
said appointment at the late Westinghouse OF
the deceased, 10 Nottingham, on the first
Tuesday of April and The fourth Tuesday Of
August next, from ~ O'Clock, Nj. until six o.
clock, p. Nj. on each of said days
JOHN BRIGHAM,
RUFUS CARLEY, ''"''''
March 9, 1913. %
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ASH GODFREY,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
NJ the Undersigned, having been appoint
w ed BY the Hon. Probate Court Tor the
District OF Westminster, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust, all claims and de-
mands oil all persons, against the Estate of
JOIN BLOOD.
late of Putney in said district, deceased. and
all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; And six months from the eight day of
February last being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we hereby give notice thai we
will attend 90 the business OF our appointment
at the Dweng-housc of Charles Blood. in
Putney, on the last Saturday of May and the
first Monday of August next, at one O'Clock
afternoon, on each of said days
JOHN SMITH,
DAVID CRAWFORD, oo'nrS'
March 9th, 1S1S. %
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BUCHA.NsS
Hungarian lalsaln of Life

The only Compound known to the Medical
Faculty which will effect SPEEDY AND
PERMANENT CURE or THAT DREAD
Full MALADY,
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CONSUMPTION.
IND Ill DTSEASES OF TIE CHEST
,dND LINES

"A-'D "iLf@ DtoE.d'SES OF Tue CHEST
IND LUNGS,
Such as Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood,
Pain in the Side and Chest, Irritation and sore
ness of the Lungs, Bronchitis. Difficulty of
Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night Sweals, Ema-
clalion aud General Debility, Asthma, Irfiu-
enza. Whoopine Cough, Group Sc
For The last i've years the HUNGARIAN
BALSAM has been in extensive use in Great
Britain, and throughout The Continent of Eu-
rope, where il has completely astounded The
Medical Faculty, by its unraialled success in
the cure of
THE MOST HOPELESS CASES
Of Consumption ever brought under their no.
tee. In England il has cured thousand upon
ihousands-oi all classes--in cases of The most
dangerously ConsumpIiye characier-and the
English papers are full of exlravagani euo0i-
uns upon il and upon lis distinguished author.
In the Hospitals of Paris all other remedies
have been thrown aside by order Of the medi-
cal oyerscers.
Committee of SEVEN OF TIE MOST
CELEBRATED PHYSICIANS LON
DON, who were requested BY Dr. Buchan TO
give their unbiased opinion of his Basam,
have, under their own names, uureseIvedly
pronounced il an
UNRIVALLED SPECIFIC
And they unhesitatingly recommend il TO he
kept in every family of a coNsUMpTIvE TEN
DENoY. The joint certificate of these Physi-
clans accompanies each bottle of the Balsani,
DIR. BUCHAN
has been elected an honorary member of all The
prominent Medical Societies Of Europe, and
the Queen of England has lately spnifed 10
him, that IN consequence Of the great benefit
he has conferred upon mankind, by the diScov-
cry OF his Balsam, il is her intention shortly To
besIow upon him the order of Knehrhood.
The Great merit Of Dr. Buchan's Balsam is
this-in all cases of Pulmonary cumrfsints il
gives IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
A single bottle will reveal its astonishing
virtues, and open at once the fountain OF health
aud strength 10 The afflicted
TRY lT-TRY IT io-day-iomotro is
uncertain, and in case Of lille and j, 9th should
never be appealed to.
1T is THE ONLY MEDICINE KNOWN
WHICH CAN CERTAINLY CURE
CONSUMPTION.
! OF this fact there is abundsns, overwhelming
testimony from the first Physicians L.awvers.
Clcrgymen, and Merchants of Gaeat Britain.
II has scarcely been known 10 fail in any one.
case, and il has been used in thousands, where.
even hope Itself had despaired
Ns|The subscriber has been appointed by
Or. Buchan, Sole Agent for has Balsau in the
United States
C1-PIice of the BalSam, oaly 81 per bottle,
with luli directions, Dissertation GU Consume
iIon' Notices and Certificates Of Remarkable
Cures, &c.
DAVID f. BRADLEE.
Sole Agent for the United States.
all ~, Re- Il. a
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1T is THE ONLY MEDICINE KNOWN
WHICH CAN CERTAINLY CURE
CONSUMPTION.


Sole Agent for the United States.
Sold in Brailleboio by
81 BUTTON & CLARK.
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SAP BUCK ETS

ENOR sale by the subscriber, for d cts. each.
ii. +. BAKER.
Fayetteville, March 6, 1913. %
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Astonishing News I!
TIME HAS CONF

THE TIME MAY COME WIEN
CuNSUMPIION WILL BE CL.ASSED
WlIH THE CUR,aBLE DISEASES"
-lR. Butte, NJ. D., 1882.
/, THE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES
me gratifying intelligence thai he has received
from England large snnnlv Of
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Buck Wheat Flour.

NOR sale by WILLISTON & TYLER.
IL March I, Is4S. %
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FEATHERS.
GRAIN BAGS,

NOR sale by A, E. DWINEI,I.
Il March I, ls43. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04
Public stock r1chonre. Dec. 2,

MOBILE, Nov 23.-Couoa.-A fair degree Of activity in
the market. Operations to 1000 bales In prices
there chahge 4 better feeling appears to exist be-
bn,ers and sellers.
NEw.oRLEASs, Nov. o2-The foreign sdvices of the
l9;h Of October reached Friday On Saturday nom.
ing the market opened with very lively demand, which
has since continued 10 be we'll maintained. The sales of
Saturday amounted fully 5000 bales Monday to 6ooo
and Yesterday 90Oomakng total for the three days Of
20 900 bales In instances holders have been able TO
Although the advance may be said extend to all descp
of Cotton is observable however, the good
ordinary aud middling qualities very large portion ct
the business has been done English The mar
Ike, closes with much steadnes and great rmness on the
part Of holisrs
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DR. WISTAR'S
8ALSANl OF WILD CEEER Il Z

IMPORTANT CAUTION.-Th Public should
L bear in mind that it is Dr.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures
which published every pal, Of the couay ana moi the
articles Of similar that occasionally puhed mo
temporary notice Those De good but We ki" nohs
about them :,
&C LET EVERY MAN WoM.s AND CHiLp read the fol-
lowing and If that does satisfy OF the great virtues
OF this medicine let them go 25 and see the
ORIGINAL with numerous other Testimonials o like
Deaf Sir owe It TO the afflicted 70 pfom you thar III ~
uaTy last was attacked By very vlcent cold caused o
working IN the water which sedon any lungs i was @e
companled By very pain my bre and sides ana
also distressing ccmgh. mad in attendance all the PEST
medical aid village bu, after eyhaustlns their SKIN 10
no avail, they pronounced my Gsea,e caSFIRiES coz
SUMPTION and they and all gaze up 10 de- ARR
much ersuaon got the consent OF ny physician 70 use .e
Baisam Of Wild Cherry, prepared b. Dr.. Wistaf tuIc
chased Q! the Agent place bottle before using hatl
OF which began strength and very evident my
PROVING have used three bottles and restored 20
perfect health. This result alone 10 the use o. "
WisTARs basam OF Wd Cherry; and take TINS methoa o.
giving you the niormaton. partly 10 the den o. Las
tude and partly that Others similarly alcten na'
know WHARF, 10 apply for relief.
Mr.. PALMER Druggist under date of Waterville Sept
a. 1913, writes:
The statement you By Mr. Jonas Sage well known
10 De pe BY ls 'ghole community 1t certainly W As sn
success II cures truly hat,eIins: a,,frv
Your, respectfully, D. d. PALMEN..
Let the afflicted cell and certificates 1heV Pr,
conclusivei hat THEY cAs CURED If they gel ts Wd
Cherry, BstcCrs Of limitations. ,,.,.h
This Balsa all affections Of the lungs and llyeI sa
bleeding eff the lungs bronchitis asthma OF 10 or ~ y
q Sold ONLY by ISAAC BUTTS, 125 FULTON:
corner Nassau; Dexter. Albany; Gorham. l
l. w Bull. Hartford; and by agents Throughout 'He
and Eastern States. -,
Medical Treatise 10 Be had gratis as above nlo I'm
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Clocks im Yankee Land.

Siocs~s RIA ohtSce Land.
correspondent of the Hartford Journal from
Bristol writes a long letter on the Clock Trade of
that town. He says:
The o: capital employed in this branch alone
some three four hundred housau dollars and the BUSH
ness gives employment nearly four hundred mechanics
The uacture OF clocks has greatly Increased within
the past although for fifteen years prior probably
oae million made AID rrohaby disposed Of. We have
every facility for anuiac ung and the Improvements
recently effected machinery have done wonders for the
business The division of labor we'll understood and
ried nicely. Otherwise i, would be- impossible to
manufacture aud afford Brass Mahogany Cesed Clocks for
the low price OF Tree four FIVE liars each, which Is
now done.
More than thousaud have been England alone
within the pas; eighteen months; and although the modest
NewYoI&ers clam all the credit OF starting the business IN
that county, beg leave that Chauncey Jerome ESQ
manufacturer Of this place, commenced the uade IN me
Spring OF 1912 having that time sent out two men who
stll remain engaged in the trade whereas the Newlofk
hn, thar claim 70 have commenced, followed several
mouths afrwad and after being absent about SIX months
returned home story has gone the rounds Of tie papers,
stating that they had forwarded 10000 clocks from their
manufactory England alone Ii well known fact TO
every manufacturer here that they made clock
Speaking of China, he says
'Lest'he NewYorkers should hereafter claim the credit
oil eommenc!ng ,hs aae also would inform them that
gentlemen from this place already their way the
Celestial Empire with goody number Of Clocks for that
matk-t +"