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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

EXPLOSION -On THURSDAY morning aoou' S'i'ls. nan
past five O'Clock, one OF the drying houses ,, al
tached 10 the powder manu!ac'ory oil ''e ',ess's
Dupont, on ihc Brandy@;nc' De'a"afe, eapooIe, &c
killing two men who were on the premises g 'pe
time. There were about .OoO PouaoS o' pow
der in the house at the time OF tiie 'A''ys.C..
The shock was 50 great a, this place as 70 sNA+'
the hnrscs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27


~ M MARKING INK Is now generally ACKNOWLEDGED By
the druggists and article in
afge number oil whom have already tested may he seen
ny tef advertisements and have pronounced superior to
any other nfelbie INK whether o IEake
Ina whole process OF making may he completed three
minutes. even Mt midnigh II desirable
IL Is caller! BaInhis lndeble lax after the Christian
OF one our h. who invented Manufactured and iUr Ge
1y POTTS. LIN < HARRIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

NJ We see it stated IN the MAdis1n'an tnat
mi. Jrxu,s BAyLx. OF the Z. 5. Navy, and now
g., .;ertenant of the Washington Navy YARD
= - ohant 10 leave that station for Port Mabon, IN
the Mediterranean, as Naval Sto'eseepeF' rnee' .e
the act of Congress passed at the late session.
Jismissing the present civil incumbents enG "a al'
,bo,;zing the appointment OF officers Of the Navy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
Cool IMrupgyce.-Thc Dansville q. " Re.
publican, particularly enlightened and modest
Loco Foco concern, has The following

TRIE To INSTINCT Not one Wing paper have seen
which doe Coz roh the justice to correct their misrepEeent
alton o his IN relation 20 Tariff
W they have me honesty proclaim that he
precisely such Tariff u Nj Clay Such is the fact.
VIII the Piejeian and the Euening Post take
this fellow in hand or perhaps Mr.. Senator
Wright will give him hint.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

From the United States Gazette %, 1inrch 18th.
iSDELlsLE SK-Nessrs Potts. Linn lians, No 9l3'I
IaTket street a5ove M manulcure and have for sale nmonE
articles 10 the line OF business Grus gts, admIabe lex
truy ndeble. II w. by It's beauty md the simplicity OF is
e comcaf Itself 20 tie regard Of those who like 10 set
olan.
From the Editors Of The North Ame Of March 10th.
INDE IBLE lSXNe have ttied Bainh, lnseiiois
lhd and cheGy recommend It to all those WISHING marx
h -i or cotton II runs freely and previous pfe
!l3z Market street.
, Copy Of an advertisement Of Apn l9th. r.
bARSHlLLs isDELiBl2 lSK.-Jus, received q supply OF
nv c-eofated Ink. and having tested thoroughly AN pe
pared ~ warrant equal superior any made II e
I nted states or OF the imported.
AoIDuss, Medicines. Pants Acids. Dye Stuff. Aeie,.
'afnshez, &c &C. which VIII be sold the rea,oDeD7
-?fls, by ALEXANDER HARPER.
., Wholesale Druggist, Market - above lShi;
he subscriber having ken the Agency Justly cee
rated ard par eLe>ienee inie!be Ink. w always keep
ali supply on hand NJ Wi%cnEsrER. lO3 John street "
cine may be procured u, the loves, p.ices.
le3i eOd2fu- t2 A. GILBERT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

DARgHGA OR Bowel ComrLAiNT.-We know
Of no remedy so simple, and yet so eiectuaI, as 90
ins to The Knckerbocker Baths, l0l Bowev, and
following the direction Of the proprietor, and bathc
We have known it 10 cure many adults aud chIl-
dren without number, matter II II be oi long
standing or just at tie commencement oi the com-
plaint. The charge is only one shilling every day
in the week except Saturdays and Sundays, and on
ihnsc dnAs l2l cenis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
Montgomery County.

FosDA July 25Ih. l5i4.
Our opponents met at this place yesterday Ly
their Delegates from the several towns in the
County, for the purpose of nominating the Coun-
ty Delegates to the State and Senatorial Conycn.
tons. Their doings presented great division, and
It was evident that severe quarrel is the point
Of breaking cut. TIE result was, however, the
complete triumph of the Bouck faction and the
selection Of cendida!es favorable to his renomin-
alton.
The Wing Convention assemblies here en- the
24th Of August. We expect an enthusiastic and
gratifying time of it. All is union and confidence
among us. Montgomery county will DO better
thar your estimate. Yours &c.
WArER-CrkE.-Wea are informed that DR.. TR,11
Of No. 10 Canal street, who has had much expe-
nence' both as an AlIopahc and Botaaic pfacu,ion-
er, has adopted the Hydropathc system, from full
CONNECTION OF its harmony with nature, and unparal
leisd efficacy in removing disease and renovating the
constitution. We learn, also, that in consequence
OF his rapidly increasing business, be is about es,ab
fishing Hydropathc Institute, on large scale. in
the vicinity Of New York, where inyalds can have
the combined advantages Of treatment, diet ex.r.
else, &c. under mis- own personal directions we
can hardly conceive OF an enterprise that would be
more phi!an,hropic or profitable.
CLAY AND FaELlSGHuYsEs LETTER PAprR.-A
oeautifa! article OF broad and smoothly finished Let
ter Paper, containing fine yigne,te of Clay and
frelinghuysen, and en- appropriate embemaric land
scape, has been got up by Marine & Co. No. IL
all street. We presume tina, immense quantities
o. II VIII be used by the Wings in their correspon-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

NJ We published some days since state
mont that certain Jonathan Walker hac C.:
tjced a number of slaves away lEom Florida.
On the a,h inst Captain Roberts, of the soop
Eliza Catherine. found them and Brought them
10 Key West. Walker confessed himself an abo
l;tioni,t from Massachusetts,, and that nc had H.
duced the negroes TO run away from Pensacola.
Upon arriving at Key West, on the oh INST he
was given up TO the civil authorities The Ma
gistra,e, with the advice OF the District Attorney,
has concluded to send the prisoner, Walker, TO
Pensacola, under the charge of Captain fdrfand,
of the United States steamer Gen. Gen. Iay lor.
Phil. Gazette
NJ The steamer John Aull, from ST. Joseph's.
arrived here last evening, having on board Two
hundred passengcrs-mary Of whom were crivcn
from their homes by the flood, and are returning
to the old States, from which they originally
cmigra,ed; several of them have lost their all,
and arc almost destitu;c-ohers are carrying
with them the scanty remains OF their property.
When TIE John Auil left Independence, BEAr's
company were expected TO arrive IN two hours,
but She was so crowded the Captain would not
wait for them The Missouri river is falling
very rapidly. st. LOUIS keP' ''h inSt'
MELANCHOLY DEArn.-Yes'crday morning,
between ten and eleven O'Clock, female child
belonging to Mr.. Wech, corner of Grand aud
First streets, was missing. About four hours
ar,erward she was discovered in the clstc'n quite
dead. An inquest was held, and verdict re-
turned in accordance with the fact. The Jury
passed a vote of censurc on Mr.. VIM Hust, for
the careless and dangefous manner IN which the
cistcrn WAS constructed. Niamsburgh DEM
u An old building in Boston occupied by
Messrs Richard Barry, marble MANUFACTURER,
w H. Jennings, blacksmith, and w. p. Stone,
wheewright. was consumed by fire on Wcdnes-
day night last. They lost most OF their stock
and tools
u We regret to learn that ]. B. Vaner, re-
spec.able inhab!ant ol the Parish of ST. Scholas
tieue, was found murdered 10y the side OF his
hme Kiln ON Sunday rnoning. [Nloatreal Her.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

u Hon. WADpy THOMSON addressed the
Wings Of North Carolina in mass meeting al
Statesyille on Monday
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

DaowSED.-A. NJ Harris, composltor on the
Gazette, was drowned at Buffalo on Tuesday
While bathing in the Lake. He left vile and
family.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

.Arlhur's LADIES' Magazine for August, a
yery pretty number has just teen issued
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

There is a whole volume OF sound, practical
sense in the comments Of the SaraHnah RtPa6-
licqa, upon the extract OF Judge HrsEss speech
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-12

len IN Miami. You may assure our
ta W coO,ress, and all others, that Ohio is sure
n'oo' , |" for the nominee of the Wing National
"d ''"'" ~ 70 show you the spirit which onimates
C''''| r,%o I'D hiss in the battle now w"ged' tho
some VI w.. Narrow and John Johnson of Piqua Is
H'' The former rode on horseback lorty-five
n'"''''' IN, hc ,e,ched Columbus; the latter rode
niles Tue ~! .,,Oer forty three miles the day pre-
b 'O' '''"s roovonlion, with drifting snow in his
t'rd"s w. .,ol. day. The former is upwards Of
ice wv the latter entering his sixty ninth. l
% ,'., al ny life Witnessed better spirit among
never s.nJ. The motto is, call for the country and
OF patty" ,nc,orco IN the election of Mr.
'O'' A.. boOcs were ut no time stronger for the
oH ~. ntIIorson; and, from the beginning of the
"'. WAS as sure Of his election as Of any event
%, was TO happen
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-12
STATE OF VERMONT.

VS. Is.
IN CHANCERY-FIFrH CIRCUIT,
Levi Jones Vs. Samuel w. Warner and Jplham
Warner.
NVhcreus Levi Jones of Marlborough, in the coun
w iy Of Cheshire aud State of New Hampshire
has filed his hill of complaint stating in substance
that Samuel W. Warner of Newport, in the county
of Orleans on the ninth day Of March, A. d. 1898,
wns indebted Ia the said Levi Jones in tue of
S277,0O specified 10 three promssory notes bcuring
date the 4,h day of March. A D. 1912, one for
ST. 90 payable in January lS39--oue for $4,000
payable in January iS40-One for 5 100 90 payable
in January ISL With interest thereon, and in order
the payment thereof on the said ninth day
of March, A. ID. 1888, Ivy deed of bargain aud sale
ofthnt date conveyed the sud Levi Jones the fol-
loving described land IN Newport aforesaid, 10 vii ::
beg nuing at the North West corner of Lot No.
35. running south on the West Live to the South
West corner OF said lot, thence cast on the South
Line Vt said lot tar enough to contain fifty acres with
parallel line to the first mentioned bound. Also
20 acres off OF the cast part %! lot NO. 30. Ihit
since the execution of said mortgage 10 the said Lee
Jones, the said Samuel w. Warner conveyed the
same premises ia said deed described 10 one Jn,h I'm
Warner Of New Orleans il the Stale OF Louisiana
by deed of mortgage for The security OF one promlS'
sorry 'aring even date wi h said deed for the
sum of 100000, payable 10 sail Juthum Warner IN
tho month of March, A. ID. lSi2-sald last named
deed hearing date the ninth d"y of March, A. ID
ls3s-and praying for the foreclosure of the equity
Of redemption of the premises.
And whereas it appears that the said lothian
Uarner resides without this state so that subpoena
cannot he served upon him-therrfore IN pursuance
of the Revised Statutes chapter "a, section CO. No
ice is herebg gin tn the said JDihHm Harner aud
he is hereby required to appear before the Chancellor
of the 9th Judicial Circuit of the State Of Vermont
AT the court house in Irl>burgh in said county oi Or
leans the 4lh Friday Of March next, that beng the
first day of the jnurned term of the Court OF Cham
Gerry in said county and make answer to the bill of
complaint Aforesaid, and abide such order, direction
and decree therein 10 the said Chancellor shall
seem meet
And the Complainant in such bill is directed to
this order to he published three weeks success
lively in the CaisdoHian printed At 81. Johnshury, III
the county of Caledonia aud State of Vermont
the last publication be at least twenty days pre-
vious to the 4lh Friday of March next.
Dated Irashurgh, in the county of Orleans, this
3lst day Of January. A. ID. 1874.
HENRY NJ. BATES, Clerk.
s. b. CoLnV, Solicitor. 34ln3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-12
Temperance Department.

Mn EDIToR:-With the hope that the Friends of
Temperance will be encouraged by hearing from each
other, and the progress of the good cause, in the
different towns Of Caledonia, send you short
count of our ''doings" in Peachnm.
Early in the winter, spirited meeting held, at
which several gentlemen spoke their thoughts and
feelings on the subject of Temperance with but little
preparation and Formally, Tho familiar character,
which meetings conducted in this manner assume,
gives all u readiness and freedom in expressing their
feelings, which is attained in almost other way
At these meetings, all feel at home; and every
dent friend feels it pleasure to express TO his neigh
bors his love to the noble cause. Each say,
"lhis meeting is, in part, my own"
At the meeting referred TO above, gentleman and
his wife were appointed in each school district, in
the town. to circulate the pledge, The Committee
was to report djourned meeting
his adjourned meeting we hive just had. The
house full and all alive to the cause. Every
member of the committee came, with report in hand.
All had done their du.y-the town had beenscoured.
One hundred seventy names were obtained,
and these added to about 700 already the pledge
give US not much short Of 900 signers for Peacham.
These all signers to the pledge, adopted two
years since.
Add to 900 hundred the number Of children too
young to sign, and take the whole from the whole
number of inhabitants which amount to above 400,
and it is believed but few left who have not
''Perpetual hate
To all that will intoxicate."
We assure friends in other towns, that the more
temperance meetings we have, the better we like
them. Still we acknowledge, have men unre-
formed in the town-and there is enough to do. As
in all other places temperance has not as yet gained
perfect triumph. But we hope by the means now IN
operation to ferret and expose every mGmberwho
has proved unfaithfu and expungng his name from
our records, that at least shall sustain spirited
and efficient organization. Be assured, that next
SUMNER when we hope to have general temper
ance MUSTER every true friend Of the cause shall re-
ceiye hearty welcome from his old friend
PEACHAN.
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FARMS AT AUCTION,

WILL he sold at Auction on Friday the LIST day
w Of Mach next unless previously disposed of
TWO FARMS situated in ST. Johnshury One Of
these farms, formerly owned 10y Mr. James Wheaton.
il about miles from Fairbanks village on the
stage road To Danvilio court tousr well wa,ered and
well apporiioned into lillage, moving pasturage aud
wood land and contains $50 acres, with a good
dwelling house, BAN and other buildings.
The other, formerly owned by Capt b. Barker, is
situated a short distance from PaddoCk's furnace
the Waterford road and'conIains l04 acres with two
dwelling houses, barn, &c. Good Sugar orchards on
both farms.
Both Of these farms elghly situated in the inn
mediate vic nifty of mills and various mechanics
They are about equally distant and in sight Of the
&C deny and c,lligc of st. Johnsrury Plain.
The sale will commence at the house on the Whea
ton place at IL o'clock, A. NJ. and at the house on
the Barker farm after the first is disposed Of
Terms liberal and immediate possession given.
ST. Jnhnsbury, Feb. 2, ISf4. E. JENETr.
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N:SAEEsSa

In this Town, Feb. 2, Mr. NATHAN BALDWIN,
aged S4-[ncorreclly printed Jonathan last week.
In Bninet, Feb Z, MIR GEoRGE GREENBANKs,
aged 6S-a consistent member Of the methodist
church
In Glover, Jan 80, Mrs. MARY BAILEY, widow
Of the late Elder james Bailey, formerly of Pracha'n,
nged 81. She had been, for number OF years, the
last survivor Of tho twelve members who were first
constituted the congregational Church in Peacham,
and was Of the sisters referred still living
IN the article in the last Caedonian Respecting the
longevity of the early members Of that Church. "a
mother in Israeli [Chroncle please notice. Com.
In Cabot, Jan. "a, Mrs. - WILLIAMS, aged
%; also an infant few days old.
Jan 81, Mr. WIN. G. REA, aged 4i-leaving
we and six fond children to mourn.
Jan. IS, ID. G. HUBBARD, NJ ID. aged 32 high
ly esteemed as man, friend aud townsman,and
especially a skiul, prudent, and faithful physi-
can; his death is of deep sorrow and mourning
great number beyond the circle Of kindred rela-
lives. We are measurabIy comforted however, in
the hope, that his the death Of the righteous.
Feb. /, widow MARY ABBoT, aged SIS.
II is thought that all these died of Erysipeas -
Communicated.
In Peacham, Feb. 8, Mrs. I. J. BLANCHARD,
wife of Hon. Jacob Blanchard, nged 40.
In Bradford, goth ult. Mrs Olive F., wife Of Mr.
A. ID. F. Hdreih, editor Of the American Protecior,
aged FL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-12
John Hhe'S Estate.
PU BLIC AU lotion

TEAVING been empowered and licensed by the
u a Hon. The Probate Court for the District of
Caledonia, Vermont will sell at Public Auction.
Tuesday, the 9th day Of February instant AT
IL o'clock, A. NJ on the premises, all tho Real Es-
belonging to the Estate of John Ide late Of ST.
Johnsbury, VI. deceased being the Farm on which
the said deceased last lived with the buildings there
on, situated in said ST. Johnsbury, and containing n.
bout pit ucTes of Land, well divided into moving,
tillage, and pasiurage, which is one OF the best
Sugar Orchards in said town, also good Apple
Orchard, and good stream of water at tho House
and Barn. Said farm being the one the said Idle
bought of Lambert Hastings, and known the
Hastings Farm.
ALSO, will DO sold nj the same lime and place
all the personal property belonging 10 said Estate,
VIZ: about $50 Sap Buckets, sap Tubs, Pals and
Kettles, one Plough. one Harness, Pitehforks. Ma
pure Forks 100 bushels OF Potatoes. &c. sc.
MOSES KGTTREDGE, Administrator.
st. Johnsbury, Feb 9, 1914 34Iw2
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STATE OF VERMONT.
DISTRICT uF oRLIA.

DISTRICT 0F ORLEANS IS.
AT Probate Court holden at IrusbuIGh, within ond
for the District aforesaid, on the 10Th day Of Janu.
ery, 4. ID. 1874
A instrument PurPcrting TO he the last win
- and T Testament of Shubal Sicarnrs, late of New
port, m said District, deceased pre- n,cd 10 the
court here fr Proae, Ivy Lydia stcarnes, he Execu,
tor therein named
Therefore, il is ordered by said ur that public
notice be given 10 all persons int ded therein 10 ap
pear before SAID court at session thereof 10 he hol-
den at Irasbu gh, on the ID Ii day Of March. A.
d. 1914, and contest the probate of said Will and
it is further red that this order he published thrco
weeks successfully in the Cardonian, a newspaper
printed at ST. Johasbuty, in this State. the last Of
which shall he previous to the day assigned, alore
sail for hearing.
Given under my hand ut the Registers Office.
this 10Th Gay of January, a. ID. 1914.
34lw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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PREBLE STREET HOUSE,
PORTL.8,ND. lIE.

yUNHE subscriber would inform his friends and the
public IN the vicinity of Vermont and New
Hampshire, that he still continues to CARRY the
Pubc House business nj his old stand in Prehie ST..
The House is located within ten rods of The Market
and business part of the city; the House has had
large additions made it the past season; the stable
il the largest in the city, and situated that all load
ed teams and ca,rnges stand under cover ard safely
locked up. The House is calculated expressly for a
medium rice business House, and the proprietor
pledges himself that nothing shall lie wanting his
part make it agreeable house for the traveller
and all who may favor him with call.
336mSis JEREMIAH G. LEAVITT,
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chester a SPcmcCE's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT


CALEDONIA, SIS.
Az Probate Court holden ut the Probate Office in
DanviIrj in snid district, on the 9th day Of Feb
Tuary, A. d. 1874
SAAC DENlSON, Administrator of the Estate
y of Chester C. Spencer, late Of Burke. in tho
County of Caledonia, deceased, presents his ac-
count of administration against said estate for al
loNanoe--W hrreupon it is ordered Ivy said court
that said Administrator notify all persons interested
in said estate, TO appear Probate Cout to lie ho
Gen at the Probate Office in said Danvillc, ihe
9th day Of March, A. ID. 1874, and object to tho
allowance of said account fth,y cause, lay pub
lIshing copy ofthe record Of this order three weeks
successfully IN tie Caedonian, newspaper printed
at st, Johnsoury, in sa d district.
SAMUEL B. MATTOCKS, Judge.
A true copy 34lw3
Attest. SAMUEL b. MATToCKs, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-12

A New MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. The Rock
Harmoaicon which has been described with some
disinctness in England where the instrument has
been introduced, is known in New York also A
New York correspondent writes, as follows
am reminded to speak Of a curious musical in
strument, If it can be called such, which saw the
other day. 1t was made of the hardest kind of rock
but emits most delicious stirring sounds. A few
evenings since had occasion TO go into u hotel up
town, when heard from one end the bar-room
series Of notes, much deeper tone thun those made by
musical glasses but not quite so cear. | looked
round and saw man striking with his cane on n
parcel OF fiat stones that laid across two strings
which gradually approached each other, the largest
piece Of stone being about twelve inches long and
four wide, and tie others gradually decreasing in
size to the smallest, which was about four inches to
two.-These stones were clipped Off Of n kind Of
horneblcnd Il bcheve) common in England and
when struck with so(t wood send forth a delightful
sound, that skful player can perform almost any
tune combination hnrmonies. The whole Il ing
was exceedingly curious and confirmed to my mind
the theories Of those mentioned in one Of the Letters
Of Mrs. Child, who thinks that every object in the
universe has its peculiar sound ''wang only the mas
ter's hand to make it discourse sweet music.'
But what more wonderful is it, that wood should
emit musical sound than that brass string. should as
in the Of the harp and piano forte, or TINA tha,
catgut should Us we see in the Eolian and Violin Il
is only because we accustomed TO one and moi 10
the uher, that we see any thing strange in the mat
ter. Even the Rock Iiarmonicon is not more sur
prising than musical glasses the uccordian.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-12
Caledonia County Grammar School, at
Lyndon.

VGNHE Spring term commences on Monday, March
IL 4th and continues eleven weeks. Instruction
will be given in the Greek, Latin aud French Lam
guaccs and all the English Branches pursued in sim
liar Institutions Drawing, Painting and Music will
he taug ht An unusunl number of Lectures will be
given In addition to those on the Natural Sciences,
course on Anatomy and Physiology will he given
by W. ). Carpenter, NJ. d. Tuition. board ssa. as
usual. j. .. ADAMS Principal.
Lyndon VI. Jan. "a, 1874 339w4
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\ WAFER POW Ear.

An engineer, Mr. Allen, writing for Siman's jour
nal, undertakes to estimate the hydraulic power Of
niagara Falls.
The volume Of the Nngnra river, as measured Mt
its discharge from Lake Erie, is stated as equal 10
37l,000 cutie feet of water per second.
This is stated to lie equal 10 22,440. 900 cubic
feet or l67 ,S62, APO gallons, 7OI $50 TONS or
l02,5nO,0o0 pounds of flowing out of Lake
Erie every minute
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ar A.MsRHMGssSa

az y ID iR3 y ~ 0I5IEDa
In Barnet, Jan. 81, by Rev. Mr. Ide, MIR SAMUEL
TINE, of Waterford.
Also, in Barnet, Jan. 90, by the same, Mr. SIMEON
GAY, Of IT. Jnhnsbuty, 10 Miss ELIzA-ANN BAR
KER, Of Barnet, -
In Wheelock, Jan. %. by Rev. J. Davis, MIR Sam
uel II. Ward, Of Dunville, Miss Almira Shcrburn,
of Nheelock.
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Our Stock

NF shelf Goods having been roplenisheJ, are
~ now enabled to furnish almost every article us
ualy called for at this OF the year. Ladies
and Gentlemen are invited 20 call.
E. JEWETT & co.
Feb. !. 1914. $40