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The Baltimore Patriot. under an article
headed More trouble says We recei-
we'd from Washington, this morning. 4 prin.
ted sheet entitled A Warning to The De-
mocracy.' THIS paper is preliminary IA
one which the writer has in preparation
and which is 10 be an answe. 10 the pam.
phlet of Mr.. Rhelt, Of South Carolina, re-
Gently published, on the subject ola National
Convention of the Loco Focos. The Wi.
Ter says that the Rhett pamphlet was put
forth to disparage Mr.. Van Buren, and push
forward the pretensions Of the Nul.ifier,
and his answer is TO expose the Vaccinations
Of the Calhoun party
The following paragraphs from this ad.
dress will show the temper Of the writer -
assert, LIST. That the Nnlifer is deter.
mined to free the Democratic party 10
brow aside all other men, aud unite on
himself. IDLY. II he fails in this, he resol.
we'd 10 divide the party, and march his d.
vision over the FeGeralists.
The first project will fail. l say the
Democratic party will Fever unite on the
NulIi6er, who turned against lis first benc-
factor General Jackson )-who espoused the
cause of Whigery. and voted against the
nomination of Martin Van Buren, as Minis.
ter TO Eng aad. These sins he has never
atoncd for, and the. Democracy will never
confirm the disgrace he pnt upon it,
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c. RICH.

LETTER FROM Air.. BORDEN. The follow.
iar letter from the Hon. Naih'l B. Borden.
onc Of the Representatives of this State in
the Congress OF The U. S. appears in the
Fa River paper, ard is we'll worthy the al
Ter linn of our kind friends who stav awvy
from elections, and allow the I.ocof'co al
yoca:es OF Southern iutrrcs's and Southern
ins,itu ions to &C elected 10 Office.
WAsnrxGToN, Jan. "a. 1913.
Dear Sir-Yours of the lStn inst with
its enclosure has rccn received, and the lei.
Ter is how before nc. The petition has
been presented aud referred to the Commit
tee OF. Paoi.c Buildings. This was the bes
under ;he circumstances iha: could be done
with l.. The right fpe:i'ion, especially
upon anv subject that has any bearing upon
Sid,.,. ma now become SO much snioher-
ed upon such subject even az that 10 which
yos,, prl;,;on relates, ii Will not be possible
10 get fear even an examination. The
fact is. if The North will continue TO send
here those who arc 1'l;c3 VITA tho slave Par
tN-ifihny will continue 10 send here Loco
fcos, they can expect 70 other linn inat
their petitions. and not nnly their petitions.
but their rights, also, will be treated. rs lhny
a.c now-ihey will be disrrgarded. The
fact is. upon This subject, there is bat worry
li,,lo 10 choose between Northern Locofo-
as they call theasSeires-
and a Southern slave holder. There are
indeed some exceptions, bdt then the excep.
lions with tie Northern Locofoccs are iuii
&C r,,.. &C are the exceptions with the slave
holders themselves. There arc sometimes
some who vote right /; but the number com
Parativelv is very email indeed. While
there is scarcely Northern Wing but that
votes 10 sustain human rights, the Locofo-
cos 10 body against them.
Very respectfully,
Yonr obed': servant,
NIB. BORDEN.
JOHN PAUL, ESQ.
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Estate of Levi II. Gates.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District at
Addison, commissioners, to receive exam
inc and adjust all elaims and demands OF az
persons, against the estate OF
LEVI H. GATES,
late of Cornwall in said Di>trirr, deceased
aud also all claims and demands avh ....
in offset thereto And six months t'1N I've
Isisiay Oi' ebruary s43 benz :;''."a .-
said Coari ior th@i purpose eve - -h"-c' -.,
hereby 1--WE notice thai we v IL .i:... ~ I:.o
business of our appointment, n ~" G"e''H-
hcusc cf "'i.0w Hannah Gees n Corn-
wall cn the first Monday in May ..ud ! =
Monday n July from one p'ciu.< 2. -. -
iii four O'clock F. u on each Of SAID ta,@-
JgssE ELLSWORTH, C.:,
ErUnEr p. BINGHAM ''
jEmEL Il. NRIGHr,
Dated ut Cornwall this lU'h LAY Of Feb
ruary 1913.
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tself compared with the Madisoaian in THU

itself compared with the Madisoaian in ihi
particular.
U. S. Gascfie.
Tie truth is, "a few papers now favor
lhe idea of supporting Mr. Tyler, some one
or two in State, upon the same PRINCIPLE
that was 20 poin,edly reouked 1900 wears
ago--.Ye seek me, NOT because re saw the
miracles. but because ye did eat Of the
loaves, and were filed" A few wing pa.
pers have displayed the name Of HENRY
Clay, subject, of course 10 the decision of a
Wing Convention; but very generally they
wait. and properly, this decision. The dem.
ocratic papers make no nominations, for
The very good reason that there are four or
FIVE candidates, and they HOPE, "a vain hope,
we suspect that the conflicting claims may
Yet be reconciled. Mr. Tyler, in our very
candid estimation, must fail Of getting the
votes Of single State, even should his
friends Persevere in holding him up for a
SECOND TRIM; for second term il would be,
and he should so consider il. TIE wings
cannot 20 for him, If t;ey had 10 other OBJ
lcctioa-and with soch candidates as Nj
Van BureG. Mr. Cslioun, Mr. Puchan,r
Gov. Cas-. Col. Johnson, &c. &c.. before
them, it would be the height of folly to HOPE
even that the swing" ''coon" Vice Presi
den of 1870 would be taken Up BY them
No; We must. and The country must. get
long, for two years, as well as re can, arc
the democratic party make ioaaI t.ey cal
out Of him. in the why of individual oSEccs
under their hUllow.heared pleas and ans
professions.
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RHopE IsLAND.-The DOR party in
Rhode Island held Convention of Dele
gates at Providence On The 9Th inst. to nom.
mate State Officers. The following ticket
was agreed upon.
GuernoT,
THoaAs F. CARPENTER, of Providence.
Lieutenant Gorernor.
BENJAMIN b. THURsToN. of Hopkinton,
.Secrctaryof State,
DEXTER RANDALL, Of Smithfeld.
Attorney General.
SAMUEL Y. ATwELL. Of Glocester.
Treasurer
Jostxs S. MoSRoE, of Newport.
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PROBLEM.

Tic following dam we're taken on I.t.
Danmore' TO ascertain the height Of tho
:7ogn'aiu mentioned in the "Green Wo,,,
lam Boys which terminates very abruptly
CT The N. Z. eide Of the Lake. The data
are as follows: From two stations A d B
look The angles of elevation Of On object
Gu The mountain; which angles are at A
Al 10. and a. B lie 46':-Also the an.
:" sHS'ended at The top of the mountain by
~e TWO points A & B was found to be loe
~ 81. The stationary distance A B
"'lcA $3.50 feet. or ! of a mile does
40, io'n right lua with the object, but
"aAss az angle with line drawn from eli.
''e' station 10 the mountain.
acquired the height Of tbs Mountain
''oys The lake. Answer hex, week.
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which it is perhaps too generally believed
,bcy are incapable Of making. Laugh
md scott and sncer at Mr.. Arnold, the au'
thor Of this bill as much as they please,
there is not.a more honest man OF better
Dstriot in congress than he is. 1t is not
NJ, Arnold, but those who defeat this bill
who wifi meet the last possible degradation
in the public estimation.
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Estate of Seymour SelIick.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Pro-
bate Court for the distr cf Addison, Commission
ers 10 receive, examine and adjust all the claims
and demands Of all persons against the Estate Of
SEYMOUR SELLICk,
late of Middlebury, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited M oiiset there
10: A nd six mo- tbs from the 18th day Of Fehru
airy 1913. being allowed by sad nurt for that pur'
pose we do therefore give notice that we viii a.
tend to the business Of said appointment at the
Office Of Starr & Bushnell in said Miidlebury on u c
second Mondays in May and august next from nine
O'Clock A. NJ until fonr 2. N. Oh ed Of said days.
PETER STARR. CGmmiS-
JEnIDIAH S. BUSHNELL, sinners.
Dated at AIiddlebury this l5day Of Feb
ruary, 1913.
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MiddIebury Academy.

TI,HE Trustees of Addison County Gram
4 mar School give notice that they have
engaged C. C. BiSBEE, A. NJ, to take the
charge fthe institution, as Principal or Pre-
ceptor, and thar the first quarter will com
mence on "Wednesday, the LIST day Of March.
Mr.. Bisbee has been employed in the Semi
nary in Brandon, and as he is an experienced
teacher, the Trus ees are persuaded that he
will answer all the reasonable expectations
of either of those who are pursuing English
studies exclusively or of those who are pre-
pairing TO enter College.
r. A. MERRILL, Register.
Mlddlebury, Feb. Z, 1913.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT
District OF Ncwhavrn IS.
DE il remembered that AT a Probate Court
Il = held al BIis,ol in and for the district
Of Newhaven on The Sth day of January "A.
d. ls43.
David G. Perry administrator of the es-
tGie OF
MABEL REYNOLDS. late of
r. Haven in said District deceased, presents
his administration account for allowance: Ii
is therefore ordered that said account he
examined for allowance by said court a, a
session thcienf to he held al The office OF the
Judge Of said courl in said Bristol on tn 2d
Moaday Of March nexia, Ten o'clock ill The
foreaoon, and that said administrator cause
notice thereof To be given TO all persons inter-
este1 that they may appear and make their
Objections ii any they have to the allowance
Of said account, bypubii>hing certified cory
Of this order in the Middlcbury People sPress
"a newspaper printed at said MiidleLury
three weeks successfully previous 10 the time
OF said court.
II. MUssILL, Judge.
A true copy e record,
Attest, H. MUNsiLL Judge. Al
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Female Seminary.

TEHHE Trustees of the Female Summary,
Il give notice that The Spring term will
commence on Monday the 18th day oil
March. An ample philosophical apparatus
and new piano will be purchased for the
use of the school. Mr.. Tiien has consented
to resume the charge Of it & will devote his
time and efforts to promote the improvement
of his pupils. He will be aided by such as
sistauts as The circumstances of the school
may require. L. A. MERRILL.
Gus. LiysLEY. Com.
MN. Bass.
Feb. 2Sth 1S43.
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STATE OF VERMONT ,
District of Nsrborrn

STATE OF VERMONT
District Of Nerharen ss.
REit remembered that at n Probate Court
HO neId at Bristol, in and for The District
trict ocNewhaven, on the 9th day OF February
a. ID. 1913.
Tie administrators Of the estate of
CHESTER BlDWELL;
late of Siarksboro. in said district deceased
makes application la said Court 10 have lie
time allowed for the payment Of the debts of
the decreased exiende;: |; IS therefore cri. r
cd that said application be considered al a
session Of said count To- he IBID at fi,e oflite
ofthe jude VI said court in said BrisIG! on thr
I'd Monday OF March nexl Al ten clock IN the
forenoon; and that notice thereof b. given to
all persons interested that they may appear
and make their objections il any they nay
have to The said time Of payment heins ex-
tended as aforesaid by publishing 4 certified
copy Of This ordr: in the Midd!eLuy Peoples
Press-a newspaper printed at sail Middle
hurry il.ee we k. >uccessive.y previous 10 the
time OF said court.
lIAhvEy NUNsIIL, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
AresI, q. MrN ILL Judar. al
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Notice.

A meeting or tie Young Men Of the town
of MiddIebury VIII be holden in the town
Room on wednesday evening the lst Of
March, al o'c!ock. for the purpose of ma
king arrangements for the approaching
town meeting. Questions of Importance
will come up for consideration. The young
men one and all are requested 10 attend.
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JOHN BOWERS, Jun.
rs Addison County Court,
ORLANDO WILDER, December Term, 1892.
ana bis Trustees. la-
WHEREAS, at the term OF the Conhiy Z Court
held al Midul.burY IN and for the 'Cotn,v of
Addison. on the second Tuesday Of eccnbcr
1872, John Bowers Jun, Of Add ison in .he
County Of Addison commenced his action agains,
Orlando Wilder Of Add son aforesaid, in q plea
Of the case on note. dat ell 18th April ls4l, for
nine hundred dollars. payable to the plaintiff or
bearer by ;ae first DAY OF May 1912, with use,
and therein summoned Oliver Dexter of said
Addison, Waterman Shnderlin Of Shoreham, and
Henry jones Of Bridport, as trustees OF the said
Orlando Wilder: as p-i writ on file: And wheIe-
Us i ia suggested to the Court, that tho said Or
lando Wilder was ats ut fso:n the State ut the
lime Of the service Of the said y rlt and did not
return within the same before the time "f trial;
II is therefore ordered by he Court, that said
cause be continued to the next term ofsaih Court
to be h.lI Oh The second Tuesday of June 1915,
aud that notice be given 10 the said Wilder by
pub fishing the substance ofthe plaintiffs dsc.
lnration. and This order in The Midd!ebury PEG.
Pies Press, newspaper prinied at said Mil
diebury, three weeks successfully, the last of
which publications. shall be at least thirty da y.
before the said next term Of said Court
S. SWIFT, CLERK.
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Take Notice.

IT HAGAR is appointed Ger'l Agent by
O. INCORPORATION society for The Coun-
" Of Addison, TO collect all the Rents. due
the Society TO lense &c. as their lawful
Attorney. Finding several of the Lessees
in orrears these must pay immediately if
they intend to save Costs. And as the
Rents for the present year became due the
frs: of February he shall insist upon promp,
payment.
Feb, OH lS43,
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TWANG, TWANG.
JOHN PAUL, ESQ.

The Madisonian of Wednesday ssys:
AT ihis nome nj there are more papers
advocating the election Of John Tyler in
1914, than there are 10 favor Of any other
candidate. In every State OF the Union,
the people are making decided demonstra.
lions in favor ofihe Republican President "
We really never read quite such .'rhum.
per" as the above Munchausen vss truth
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Died.

In weybridge. en- the Oath list. Of the
epidemic, Mrs. Hannah Landon. wife of
Thomas Landon. aged IS years. with re.
signation to the will Of God.
In Starksboro' Feb. II, Mrs. Sarah Bid
we'll. consort of George Bidwell. Esq.
aged 40 years.
They came to this township in April
1853, and were the first settlers of Starks.
boro. Mrs B. was woman Of uncom.
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HiaAM SMITH,
Addison County Court =,
December Term 1912.

HiaAA SMITH,
~ Addison County Court
ORLANDO WIDER,
ANDREW MURRAY AND December Term 1912
PATTERSON AUaRar
WHEREAS, Of the term OF the County Court
held a. MIddlebury in and for the County OF
Addison on the second Tuesday of December
1872, Hiram Smith OF Bridport in said County,
commenced hie notion by attachment against
Orlando Wider, Andrew Murray and Patterson
Murray al! Of Addison in said Cruu,y IN plea
tha' 10 the plaintiff the defendants rcnGer the
seisin and peaceahle possession Of a certain
Tract or parcel Of lard With the appurtinanccr,
lying and bhing in Addison aforesaid and dcs-
cribcd az follows, vizI il being tho said Wilder's
home farm aud is the Same IA I'M that Alien
Smith and Hiram Smilh decided 10 said Wilder,
the 18Th day OF Oct ober 1871, containing about
Two hundred and folty acres of Land. s per ~ it
On file; And il is suggested TO the Court, that
ihe said Orlando Wilder was absent from the
Stale ut the time tf the service fsald writ
and did not return within the same before The
trial: IL is therefore ordered ny said Court, that
said cau' be continued to the next term CT said
Court 10 be held On tn, sccnnd Tuesday Of Jurr
1913. ana that notice be girea TO thn said Will
der by publishing The substance OF the pia;nuff's
declaration and this order in the MtdlrnuIy
Peoples Dress ancwspaaer printed at said Mid
diebury three weeks snccessIyelv tnc last Of
which publications shall be at least ihiIiy days
be fore the said next term ofsaid Court.
S.SWIFT, CLERK.
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Saw-miIl, GriSt-mill and Factory
Wheels

10 dive all kinds Of machinery, on the most rea-
sonable terms, and on the shortest no6cc. The
above wheel is oast iron and FOR speed, durability
and power, is not equailel BY any. The under.
sign"d is aware OF the prejudiea hat exists IN he
minds Of The public against any patent right i'm
provemcnts, but lie fakes this occasion 10 recon-
mend il 10 mill owners as no 'p-ieut humbug,'
and TO convince me1 Of the fact, the undersign-
ed always wishes them to see the operation far
their own satisfaction Numerous certificates
can be o'ts .Dec of the uiili,y of the invention,
but ms men can rs: satisfy Themselves hy seeing
they are requested 10 call at Beenan's Hollow,
or in Salisbury. near the Glass Factory, or at
Esst M;ddlebury, where they Can see The opera
lion in mills. Also at New Haven E 81
Mills, where one can be s"en IN an upright
sh IL; also in North F.Fsisburgh, in F. Douglas
cabinet slop. S1ILLMAN HEN brick.
East MIddlebury, Feb. Z, I643. 1876 N
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GristlniII.

TNHE subscribers would inform The publ C,
u that the Grisimii! Of the Middlebury Man
ufacturirg Company, below their Woollen
Factory, now occupied by the subscribrrs, has
undergone thorough repair, AID put under
the sure. attendance Of Mr.. A Heath, who il
is believed viii give general satisfaction. .
DAVENPORT s. TURNER.
MiddIetury, Jan. 0. 1913. 96;f
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MASSAG iUSE : IS.

The cor .ressienai election to FIJI vacancies
4'as finally resulted in the election of but
oue Oh, OF I've or So. MIR Parn.l.er is cleo
,s' - his district. Contrary TO Appearances
isst Ne"k Messrs. Rockwell and EaJsea
h','e rot succeeded, no choice in their dis =
Hi't having been made. In many Of the
districts Thee has been whig gain.
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NEHEMIAH WHEELER,
In Chancery.
Addison County.
December Term 1912.
Isaac p. fENroy,
WALTER ". WEBB,

toRATrO AvEHiIL L,
JosErH HAYWARD.
Wter;as Nehemiah Wheeler OF Schrocn in the
County Of Essex and State of N w York; at TIC
present term of III, Court Of Chancerv for tie
Cou..iy or Aidison preseIted an filed his petit
ION agalns, Isaac P, F.nton of Bridport In+thr
County Of addison, Walter w, Webb and 10 a.
lilo Averill Of Troy ia IN; CUnniy of Rensselaer,
and Stat. OF New Yord and Joseph Hayward Of
ADDISON in .si Corriy nj addison, setting forth
that the said Isaac p. Fenion, on the 18th t.ay
of May 1887, being indebted 10 the eratnr in thu.
sun Of orc thousand dollars sPccIfrd in prom
issory note, for that sum and Of that date. and
pay aoie TO the cIaior or bearer one day after dat
and interest on the same annually, in order to sa-
cure the payment of said sum executed TO the
orator a mortgage Of the following described md
in BridPo:i in the County ofAi.iisoL, VIZ; all his
right. title and interest in and to an equal undI-
vide1 hail OF a certain piece or Parcel Of land and
da-cr'btd as follows, viz beng part vi the g lone
place so called, bcg,niEg At the northwest corn
CT Of Doraslus Smiths farm on the lake, thence
running north 10 the lor'h Enc OF certain 10.
OF land purchased hy Samuel Footc of the cs-
tat. of Leonard Stone decca,ed, and now occu-
pied by Ii hodolpbus TremLe; thence cast 10 Inc
line of sad lot; thence south On tho inc OF said
lot to the southwest corner; ihancc east BY the
highway 10 the north and south ruad; thence
sontheInly by said last mentioned road 10 The
north line Of said Smith farm; thence west on the
limo Of SAID farm TO the first mentioned bounds
at the lake. including WHARF cs. ferry scow, sc,
&c, as well all OF The privileges thereto be-
longing; That on the i9ta Gay OF July 1887 The
said IsaacP. Fen,on and one Rosman Fenion
then Of said Bridport execuled,o tie s,i.i Wsltrr
W. Webb and Horatio Averli q motiea &c deed
of the same tract oil parcel Of land purpo: ting 10
be eAecut cd TO secure the payment ola Certain
no:e signed by tho said Ros:nan & Isalc p. by
the name of R. & /. r Fentcn 10 The said
Webb and Averil, dated 22d May 1887, for
the sdm Of $500, payable IN thirty days from
i,s date with interes at The Merchants & Me-
Of May, 1889, tic said Isaac r. Fer,o % es:.
cured 10 iae said Joseph Hntward mort.
gage deed Of all his right, title. interest aud
demand in and Ia the same tract or psrce. Of
land, purpoling to have beeu executed to Sc
cure the payment ola certain note signed by
r. l. l. P. Fenton for the sum of 307 dollars
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Direct Percussion and Reacting
Water Vince:

To use ard to vend TO others to be used in the
County Of Addison. Also la wing ! cen au,hori-
zed by the MD johnson, ATnot and Wright as
general agent Tor the counties OF Rutland, Ben
ming on, and Lamoille, in the stale Of Vermont,
10 sell individual county rights Of their vaus>
bile Improvement, in making such an application
Of wafer Us to give the gIe.rst amount Of
strength from gwen quantity ofwater than any
wheel now in use-the lest not excepted.
There fore the undersigned takes this m"th Oh
10 inform those interested in MILL or FACTO-
RY business, that he is prepared 20 put IN
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
United States District C,nrf.
Estate ofMoses Wright.

I'VE the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon the Probate Court for tlis
District of Addison Commissioners. tn re-
ceive, examine and adjust all claims and 'ie-
mands OF II persons a2aint the estate OF
MOSES WRIGHT,
late of Leicester in said District, deceased.
represented insoIvent, and also al {. =
aud demands exhibited in offset, therr',, :;
And 6 months from the fs;h day OF .'s5rl;
~ being allowed by said Couri iur that pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend To the business of our
said appointment, at the dwelling house OF
" idow Polly Wright in Leicester or me Is5
Mondays IN April and July from nine o'riori-
A. ~, until four o'clok P. NJ, OH each "
said days.
Ia l. r r. I Fssn COMMISSIONS
Dated at Leicester this 10th day of Feb,
ruary, 1913
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- office.

4 OHN WOOD gives notice TO all WIZ
" have unsettled accounts. that se,rl,.
ment MUST BE MADE without delay fnl! ae
counts that have been months Standing,
On hand and for sale u General Asso-r-
ment of W. !. Goods, Flour. Boots ard
Shoes. Window Glass, Cut and Wrot Nails
&c, low for CASH, or REasY Par in mo.s
kinds Of Produce.
Jan I6, 1888