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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-01

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT An accident
-f,rly melancholy character occurred near
tts crva Yesterday morning a young
man named Silas II. Howe, who had la'ely
lfcnlnthe employmcn, Of Mr. s. kendri-k,
s1rdware merchant Of Detroit took passage
0r,ho east on board 'Ao North Amer
can" Cap, Green Ga the way to Pus.
Cd he took from his trunk a very neat rife
q large bore. aud loaded to shoot squirrels.
lie enleavore1 10 FIRE j: several times with.
out success; the cap exploding without dis
charging the gun While examining the
condition Of the piece the boat arrived a.
Pusfofd Lock In STOPPING TO pass the
bridge, II IS supposed lha, the lock caught
in some part Of his clothes, and when he
rose up The piece went oil, s'nding the ball
directly through the head, entering Just
above the eye and scattering portions OF the
brain IN various directions Notwithsian'
ding the severity Of the wound, the young
man lived three hours. The Coroner, Mr..
NJ. Sou,hwick ofthis city, held an inquest
over the body, and returned a verde, in ac
cordance with the circumstances The dc
coasedhad about him sufficient money 10 de
fray the expenses Of the funeral, and W.
understand that he will be buried at The
New Pittsford Cemetery, about six mile
from this city. His mother and friends re
side in East Pouliuey, VT The Corone
has possession Of his effects, which await
the order Of his friends.
In his poke, was letter from his moth
or. with this caution-"Slas, be very care
ful Of your gun "-Rochester Democrat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-01

Tho New York Courier has the follow
ing Duke 10 the Loco presses genrr'lly
aud to the "a lbany Argus and 'kenda!ls
Expcsitor' particular.
Loco Eoco PAPERS. When Charlotte
Corday stabbed Marat to the heart she kill
ed a man who would do honor the Locofo-
co press of the present day. Sir Walter
Scott says that the newspaper which this
man edited in Paris during the French
Revolution, habitualIy "howled for blood"
lis bowls could not have been louder nor
more wol6sh than are those which the Lo-
cofoco press of our day sends up almost
hourly, not for blood but for the charac-
ter, honor and personal reputation of the
candidates of their political opponents If
hyenas could be supposed TO edit papers,
they could not make one particle more n.y.
ena-ih than they are, the Locofoco produc-
tons which flood the land
No beast known to Cuvier, either person
ally or by his bones, could possibly display
more exultaton, or howl with more beastly
ferocity at the scent of some newly discov-
cred carcass, than these editors evince when
they light upon some old SANDER, which
has lain quietly in its putrid grave for halt
a century, and which the restless instinct OF
defamation has again dragged to the sun
Nor could Marat himself, more british
than any wolf in Christendom, invent a
talsehood for the sake OF bringing head
beneath the guilotine, with more hldeous
deformity of mirth than excites Kendall Of
Of the Expositor, Croswell Of the Argus
and others of their kidney, at the birth o.
some new SANDER and malignity, which
bids fair to ruin the good name, to bligh
the reputation and cover with blackness the
unsianed character, OF some political oppo
nent.
a man of Ordinary feeling and priciple:
would be very slow and cautious in charg
ing a citizen of fl!E character Of prevarlca
ton, or Sctil larceny what shall be though
OF men who do not scruple to hurl charg,
of murder against HENRY CLAy} The Ar
gus brands him as the murderer Of CtLieg
and in doing 50 the man who wrote ,h
words knew in his soul, that he was ute
ring deliberately inthe hearing oflhousand
that which was utterly false he knew
that IN doing the act Of hatred, alsehooC
was blis,erng his tongue he kasi0 that h.
was doing deed which, IN conscience an
Justice should forever brand him as infa
nous he kHe,o that every motive Of prn
c.ple OF sei-respeci Of truth and deeency
commanded hun not 10 write these words
x yet with all these convictions in his hear
with full view Of the vllainous deed h
was about 10 perpe,rate be quietly babe cor
science, self respect and every feeling whic
moves the heart Of honor, stand aside, an
wrote, exolung over his wriful faisehoo
with a horrible giee, that Henry Clay wa
the "murderer Of Cilley" Did Marai con
mn a crime ofa more revolving biackues
than this' Yet i, is only one Of ten ,housan
which meet the eye every day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-01

THE RIGHT WAYNE find says th'
Albany Advertiser, in the Pennsylvania pa
pers letter from General I. Miller, of
Cumberland county with reference to the
coming election. He has always been
heretofore staunch supporter of Jackson
and Van Buren,, and has held high Offices
in the state from that party. His opinion
of the issues involved in the coming election
has been asked and is given in the letter
10 which we have referred. He says that
he has always been in favor OF tariff for
for Protection and ofthe distribution Of the
proceels oflhe Sales Of the Public Lands,
both Of which measures General Jackson
supported when he clme into power. he
,hns announces his intention with reference
to the tickle, presented by his own party for
his support:
81 have passed that period in my life,
when could he led by party bias,
when il comes in conflict with prn-
ciples and measures am determined ac-
cording TO a maxim early adopted, that ]
will support measures at all times IN pref
erence 10 men On this, as OF all occa-
sions | feel strong desire to support the
men nominated by the party 10 which | be-
long, and a mere difference OF opinion
on minor matters shall never divide me from
It; and if | can support the nominees plac-
ed before the public BY the Democratic Con
yen!lon at Baltimore without opposing OF
perrilng the principles and measures, SO m
dspensible TO the we'll being Of the people
Of Pennsylvania, will do so. Bot can
no., and will no, by any act OF mine put
to hazard or danger, the great leading pIln'
ciples and measures 10 which ! have refer
red for the sake Of any men or any party
Nekheg the desire Of favor nor the fear o.
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MORE OF THE DIsUNIoN SPIRIT.

Insult TO the North and East! Teras as
weighted against hco-thirds Of The Un'on !!
The friends of POLK, Dallas and Texas"
recently convened 10 Lawrence county, North
Alabama, and by way, we suppose, OF sec
onding the Barnwell and Beaufort TEX as
or Dlsunion" movement adopted the. follow
ing resolution
"Resoiued That the possession of Texas
is infinitely more important TO US, OF this sec
ton of the Union, than longer connection
and friendship with the North Eastern States;
and if we have to yield either, il cannot and
shall not be Texas-because the people of
Texas are more nearly allied To US in blood
and congeniai,y of institutions, their terrific
~ more convenient in locality and infinitely
more valuable in fertility OF soil and CONNER
cial advantages than the northeastern States
themselves, from whence now proceeds the
the present unfrendly opposition to our wish
es. "-NdshrWe Wing.
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Lake ChampiaIn and Connecticut River
Rail.ROad.

Believing, as we most fully do, that the
period has arrived, when we may very con
iidenty look for the speedy accomplishment
of the great project of Railroad rom Bos-
ton to Burlington, by the way of Bellows
Falls and MouniholIy, through Western Yer
mont, and that the time has arrived Tor
vigorous and determined effort to carry for
ward that part OF the road from Bellows Falls
to Burlington, 80 intimately connected with
the best interests of the section OF Vermont
through which it must passive invite all
the friends of this road, aud ali interested in
its construction, to meet at Rutland on me
9th day of August next, at 10 o'clock, Am.
to adopt such measures for the Immediate
survey Of the route and also for the active and
efficient prosecution Of the project as may
be Judged best
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Mountholly, June 30, 1871. 1929

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We have also on hand large assortment
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suitable for Sabbath Schools and for gene
raj reading.
All Of which will be sold at the loves,
prices. Catalogues furnished gratis. Par
ticular attention paid to furnishing Sabbath
School, Church and private Libraries.
YOUNG & HARTT, Booksellers and
Stationers, ZIG River-st.
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r.b-i We-,v's WyieDn. We neglected
.,.. week o. scknos e'ige the roreipi OF The
I'M. ofihis truly valuable hul, work --
-s. volume i commenced with this No.
ed a. 100 other magazine containing great.
..,s,e,y Of tales SORES and em5tlli.hnen b,
w. adusc all uile ouys uni gus ''''o sec.
r,,..h information as will be honeE IA 10
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w the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court for the district

w the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court for the district
Of Rutland, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of
Add'soH Grares late Of MomHOl2cy
in said district, deceased, represented Insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands eXhib-
tied in offset thereto, and six months from
the LIST day of June inst. being allowed by
said Court for that purpose We do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend
to the business of our said appointment al
the late dwelling house Of said deceased in
Mo intholly, on the last Wednesdays of July
and Nov. next, from o'clock a. m. until
4 o'clock D. m. on each of said days.
WM. KENT, ABIJAH COLE, Com'rs.
Moun,holly, June 30, 1874. 1929
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~ CHANCERY

TX ~ Arottos AvsrtS,
N. kuiltnd Nouhp'
Wv II Arvoon, and sept Tenn, lei4.
SiNtoN II BrcKwtrR
WHEREAS Gu,,avus 4. Austin. eNccu-
w tor of Apollos Au.tin. OF OrNeil la
SAID county at Rutland. hs. on this lllh dav
OF July, \. ID. lsti, fled his bill Of cumplaIs
IN our said court. fcturnablc at the neat Sop.
tcmber term, against William II Atwood ~
Tcondetora m the Stale of New YORK, md
Simeon b Bcokwilh Of crown foin, IN said
state, Stating, that Tho defendants, on tho
3d day OF J"ne 1899, were indebted to the or
ator's tcstatot ia the sum of one thousand
one hundtc dollars, specified IN PROMISED.
~ note OF tha, date, and in order tu secure
the payment thereof, they, on said nj day ct
June 1880. executed to ttcsaid Apolios Aus
iin decd ui the frllcVtnr dcsrulcd land w
sails ufy in his state, ~. Bog uulug
N.c southwest corner ct d. owned by
Capt. Rufus Story Jr on the East bank ui
Ouet Cterk, thence suutheciy on the bank ~
sand ctcck to the north west corner ui idnd
owned oy Gideon DNcr thence Iasietly iu
said Dycrs north Inc - > rods to a stake.
thence nouhWatd,y uu q line Vi land owned
bv said Dyer aud Daniel thiIman to tree,
being the northeast corner OF the farm de-
sctited and ct tie old Kelsey farm also,
. lheuCe south WgSlwatdIy 10 a biTrh Tree,
+ thence Southctly on said Slory's south line
Ia the first mentioned bounds, containing 100
/ acres ui land or more, deserving the highway
| now therein with the usual covenants OF
I warranty and seiZin-and wish a condition
/ that Il the said defendants their hets, exec
utors or assigns paid or caused 10 be paid the
sum of money specified in said prom,ssory
note, then the deed to be void, and further
stating that sad money had never been paid,
and that the estate aud in,ereStin said prem
lses have become absolute in the oratot-and
PRAYING that an account mag be taken of tho
amount now due the orator from said deen-
dants, and they ordered 80 pay the same by
given day, and in default thereof 10 bo
torccosed OF all right IN equity OF Tedccming
/ said premises. ard for his coat
The usual process OF Subpoena being grant
ed, and the said defendants residing out OF
this State and not having been notified OF tho
commencement Of said bill, it is ordered by
the court that they be notified thereof, by
publishing the substance OF said bill, with
This order, in the Rutland Herald, printed at
/ Rutland three weeks successfully, the last o.
which shall he at least twenty days prcyiou-
TO the next regular term of this court, to ho
held at Rutland, within and for the coun.
and that said defendants be required to APP
pear before said court on the first day of SAID
term and MAKE answer to said bIl-whic.,
shall be sufficient notice. And day thereof
was given, &c
+. w. HOPKINS, Clerk.
f n. BRIGGs, Sol. 1891
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STATE OF vERMONTI DT

STATE OF VERMONT DE it remem.
District OF Fairhaven, SIS. I ~ bered that
q, d probate court holden at Castleton within
and ior said district on the 18th day OF July,
1874.
Present, A Warner, Judge.
Ichahod Marshall administrator of the es-
tate of Timothy Marshall, late of Poultney in
said district, having petilioned said cout in
writing, Tor license to sell somuch Of the real
estate of said deceased as will raise the sum
of S51s,6i for the payment of the debis Of said
cs ted charges of administrations elling forth
that the debts against said estate and char
ges Of administration to be Si23l i3 and
652 70 of personal property TO pay the same
II is ordered that the hearing aad deciding
IN said petition be at a session Of said court
10 be holden at the probate office 80 Cast e.
ton, on the 4lh day of September next and
that notice ihreof be given to all persons in
teresied by publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous TO said time of hearing
in the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
in Rutland. A true copy of Record. 1888
Auest b. 7. LANGDON, Register.
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STATE VERMONT RE itremem
NiAtrici IL E.ithauen- 81 HI heLel Tia

District OF fdlfhdVen, IS. } ~ neteI 'hdl
a, probate court holden at Casileton within
and for said district on the 25Ih day Of July,
A. d. 1874.
Present. A Warner, Judge.
Charles f. Edgeuon, one Of the heirs Of
the estate Of Daniel CLARK late Of Pawlet, in
said di; trict deceased, having peiiiioned said
court for a partition and distribution Of said
estate among the heirs Of said estate;
Ills offered by the cour, that The hearing
and deciding on said petition be al session
Of said court 10 be holden on the an day o
September neal, at the probate Office IN said
Cas,le,on. and that notice thereof be given Il
all persons interested, by publishing ilhs or,
der three weeks successfully previous 10 ssic
time OF hearing, IN the Rutland Herald, Z
newspaper printed in Rutland.
A true copy Of Record. 1888
} Attest u. r. LANGDON, Register,
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THE Locos AND THE TARIFF.

We have commended line and again HAT
the locolocos, as a psI.y, are opposed to tie
tariff. Ia support Of ibis position we have
Given the nosl indubiuble proofs. The
Speeches Of its leadiog members OF the par
~ against the Tsnfi their votes IA Congress
The course Of their pgess-ail combined,
presen, evidence OF the fact in manner 80
ualoaole hat none but The wi.liully bhad can
mis.ake us character.
We give anolher proof Of the hostile ari'
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT

The Democrats of the fist Congressman
District, are hereby notified 10 meet at the
Town Hall at Factory Point, in Manchester
on Wednesday the iih day of August next
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, 10 nominate Candidate
to represent them in the next Congress. A.
so to nominate a Candidate for Elector Of
President and Vice President Of the United
States. CHAS. CHAPLIN, J
J. c. DEXTER, COMMITTEE
SAM'L AMES, )
July eth 1874.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-01

denunciaiion, from party or individuals.
shall tempt me 20 DO u But will IN the
end, after suitable inquiry, and after obtain.
my the most accurate information IN my
power, vote with the party and Tor tt e men
who will susinin and promote the measures
Of policy which have slightly noticed and
which firmly believe are indispensable to
the prosperity OF my native State"
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DIED.

In Tinmouih, on tho 18th ult. Of Con.
sumption, Mr. Jay Ballad, aged a. years and
months
In WaI,ugford, on the lT'h ult. Of ossit-
eatnn OF the heau, Mrs Eunice, wife OF Ash
he! Meacham, ma the 10Th year OF her age.
In This town, on the 2oth ul;, Noticeable
I. wife Of James Bucknan, aged SO years
formerly from New Ipswich.
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w f the subscribers, being appointed by

NV f. the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the
district Of Rutland, commissioners tororo'r".
examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons AGAINST the estate of
ChaanceY Thr0X late If Rutdnd.
in said district. deceased, represented insol-
vent and also all claims and demands exhib-
tied in Offset thereto, and six months from The
Sd day OF June last, being allowed by said
court for that purpose; we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend 10 the bu-
siness Of our said appointment at the late
residence Of the deceased, in Rutland,
on the first Mondays Of September and
November next from one o'clock TO 5 o'clock,
D. IN. on each Of said DAYS.
JOEL NJ. MEAD, commis,o,.
WIN. GILMORE. 'o'''''''' o'H'
West Rutland, July s, 1914. 2g3l
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s n,; or VERMONT BE-, re ,smom n..

STATE or VERMONT, IRE it remembefca
District OF Rutland. SIS. - that Mt n specisi
probate court held at Rutland. within and for said
district on the 18th dav ofJuly, 1874.
Present, VIM. Hall Judge
Ambrose !. Brown. executor OF the last will ard
testament of Elizabeth Jenkins late Of said Rutland.
deceased testate, having made application TO said
court representing that the personal estate of said
deceased is insufficient to pay the egaclcs and cH-
penses OF administration by the sum Of 5000, and
praying said court to grant him license for the sale
o much of the real estate of said deceased as vii
be sufficient to raise that sum,
1t is ordered that said application be referred fos
hearing and decision to the FIRST Monday being thu
9th dav of August next, and that copy Of this
der be published thee weeks successfully pre- voUs
/ thereto in the Rutland Herald a newspaper print
I'd at Rutland, that all persons interested may ap-
pear and object to the same ifthcy see cause.
true copy Of record
1881 HENRY HALL, Register.
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A DIrAuLTeR 1t is stated in the n. Y.
Tribune that the Cashier of the Bank OF
Stamford, Conn, is defau,er TO the extent,
it is feared, of about $4,000, and he is now
out Of the way.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-01

~ the Congregations Church IN Pawlei
IN The 2ilh uh by We Rev. +. W Plumb
Can't. g W Bromley w. u, tn Mss. Anna
/. b, Daughter Of p Il. CLARK all OF Paw
le.
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-SO5
~ ~ = q

RETWEEN East Ruusud and Mr. Core
- lands IN Middie,own pair Gold mounted
Specmcles, any person finding them shall be
gcncstously rewarded by giving notice or
leaving them a, my Store IN Rutland
GEO. +. HODGES.
Rutland July 81, 1854. (al 33)
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Office.

THIS may certify, that by mutual agree
L ment | have this day given my son
Lorenzo Leonard, a minor, his time, and
henceforth permit him to contract for himself,
and | shall not claim his wages, or he ac-
countable for his debts.
SIMON LEONARD.
Wallingford, July 10, 1914.
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MARRIED

In Trinity Church, on the 29ih ult., By Rev.
John A. Hicks, Hiram Crandsll, NJ. d., OF
S,ockbridge, 70 Mrs. Adelne l.. Waters Of
this village.
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Liberty Party.

The Liberty party Of Rutland are hereby
notified to meet at the school house in Cen
Aug. Sd at p NJ forthe purpose of
nomnatinga candidate to represent said town
in the mex. General Assembly of Vermont,
and to do any other business found nccessa-
ry when met.
RoBERT BARNEY, Torn
DAVID KiRKALDIE, Con,n,,|,.. .
LUKE WARD.
Rutland July 90 1874.
Rev Grin Shipman will deliver an Ad-
dress upon the subject OF Slavery al the above
named time and place.
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COLERIDGE.

TNOR sale by Barrett & Co. (agents for
Il VermonD Review of Coleridge aud
the moral tendency Of his writings.
Rutland July %, 1874. 3l:33
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office.

"IlIS is TO certify that ! have this day
u given my son, Sterling b + Clark the
remaining part of his minority, aud shah
claim none of his wages nor pay any debts
of his contracting after this date
CALEB l.. CLARK.
Clarendon, July |, lsii. 3033
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iudo Of he party towards the THud. by the
following analysis u the vote in Congress
70 favor Of destroying the piesent Tanil -
For putting dowa ibe present iafiti, there vo-
ted,
Every loco me nt,er presen, from Maine, 4
Every loco mrmber from y Hampshire, 4
H1lfo the loro members from Conn, 2
4 ,le,orny 90 ihc To- n" rhets from ny. ~
Every loco member from Virginia, 10
Every loo member from North Carolina 4
Every locp member present from Georgia, !
Every loco member from South Carolina, :
Every loco member rom Alabama,
Eyety loco member presen, from Miss. >
TIE loco member from from Arkansas, |
Every loco member present from Missouri :
Every loco member from Illinois,
Every loco member presen, from Indiana,
Every loco member from Ohio.
Every loco member but one from Kentucky, 4
Every loco member present from Tenn,
Every loco member from Michigan,
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Rutland 81 Addison Insur-
uncr sn.,snrny.

3HCC company.
A + Meeting Of the Directors OF SAID
n Company, held at their Office on the
Bird day of July lsli, the following assess
mco,s were made to pay the losses for the
year ending LIST July, ls4i
Ca notes IN turco on the l2ih
February. 1874, 3i-2per cent.
On notes in force on the 25th
August, lSii, Ia
In the whole. GA 60
Which assessments were ordered 10 be col
lected and paid to the Treasurer, on or be.
fore the 25Ih Of August, lsiI
by order ofthr Directors.
T.. JUNE. Treasurer.
Brandon, July 90, 1854.
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Being more than three, fourtts Of The mhoie
Lorofoco allegation IN Congress, who voted
AGAINST THE PRESENT TARIFF,
and in favor Of sustaining the Brush Locoto-
co Tariff Bal Of Mr.. Mckay! And further
tina, EVERY WING Representative save
ONE-a traitor TO his party and his -prlncl-
ples-voied in the affirmative on Mr. Elmer
moiion-in other words against an ditcrd-
ion in the present Tariff Let the 'Democ-
racy' Of Vermont know who are the TRENDS
of The Tariff. and who are its enemies. Give
the people light-for light they will, shall ard
must have in the long run.-Belio,os Falls
Gazette,
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OROKE into the enclosure Of the Sub
~ scriber on or about the 18th inst. White
Hog thin of flesh, tail uncut. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges, and
take her away. G.. G.. RUGGLES.
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TOYS
TST skrT.

FL SH7lWs
n ~ mi IraGi Cas, .... bose ~. rl..
~ Of iaud ~ cleared, 200 which, too
variety. quality and quaniT st timber oot
eqnalled IA ne lp@n, 0n l.e above lol afl
700 pine tees.
Also.
FoHy 'hlussud lee. pine lumber iof sab.
by y. HOLT.
Cssllel0n, July lG.h, 1871 sl:33
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f. w. HOPKINS, Clerk.
f. n BRiGGs, Sol. 1891