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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-09
Cheap U UMBRELLA,
P.lR.qSOL and SU.ESH3DE NAV
UF.3CTORI.


JOSIAH ". CLARKE, Successor to
Robert nuhic, late of No. 4 South I'omti,
Street. has removed to the n. W. Cut-
nef Of fourth aud Make, streets and ~
now prcra,cJ To "tltr To the t'ade super
lur article OF tn, aiIoS c named goods, Man
uacturcd undrrhis immediate superiutcnd
ance, end warranted of as good quality as
ANY 10 be purchased in tins or any Other
city, Buying and selling for cash. he Is
en- bled 10 sell on the mos. rras0nabIs
terms. and invites Merchants, and Others
visiting this city 10 cali and examine his
present stock.
JOSIAH ". CLARKE,
y. ". Corner of Alb and Market ST.
Philadelphia, Pa
Aug 21th. lS4i.--3m
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Rhode Island.

This state has gone for Clay BY about,
$500.
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Marcus DennIs'n, In Chan"esy.
VS.: 2lsl &c uber,
John Archer and Others. ls4l.
Ordered, That the sale made and re-
ported by Augustus w. Bradford, Trus &c
for the sale of the Real estate mentioned
IN the above cause be ratified and confirm
ed unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shewn on or before the 9Th day Of
December next, provided a copy Of this
order be published in some newspaper
printed in Cecil County, once week for
three successive weeks before The 9Th
day of November next. Tie Report
states the amount of sale to be S20l on.
True copy. TEST.
LOUIS GASSAW
Reg. CurCan.
Oct 26 law3w.
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"High Park

situate lying and being on The east side OF
The said River Susquehanne in Cecil coun
" aforesaid, anc containing
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3! districts
1927

1927 1903
Showing a majority Of % for Clay,
and a gain of "a on tho Governors cleo
ton on the 2nd of October, when Carroll
bad 80 majority
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Thursday the 2Slh day

of November instant, ut The public House
1T Mr. Weniz, commonly called he Brick
Tavern, on the road from Bald Fiar Fer
~ to Loves Tavern, now Gibson's, the
following parcels Of property lswit. All
that tract or parcel of land called an /
known as The Bald Frar Ferry farm
situate lying and being 90 the east side OF
the Susquehanna River in Cecil county
Mary land, adjoining lands Of Thomas Full
ton and others, containing
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IRUSTEEs SALE OF
NALU A BILE
Real Estate.

By virtue Of a Decree Of the ChanccI-
lor of MARYLAND, the subscriber us Trus-
zee will "ilera, Public Sale, TO the highest
hidAcr on
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Buck wheat

Flour, prime quality for sale by
A CHANDLER.
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8 Towns.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

monarch in the arms of death. And this is all; tho
man of song mny chant requiem to his memory,
and nations yet to may wonder at his deeds;
but his memory shall fade earth, and he shn be-
forgotten, save by his God,
BUCHAD NEZZ AR
Nebuchadnezznr dared 10 say that he had gotten
glory; but to him while honorng himself the message
came We know his history; we know his stnc-O
mighty king cnst.out creature; glorfed monarch;
a wandering beast This is earthly glory; mighty
monarch herding with the beasts thnt know not their
existence. Thus may earthly glory perish while yet
within grasp dies, and leaves nothing but the
recollection that we must also die.
But there Ia glory which dies not, when wornout
Nature hnstens to its end "A glory which shall live
through those consuming fires which shall purify this
may ccase; but through that period shall brgh
ter grow, and with its light lume the pathway Of the
soul that seeks lis rest before the throne Of God
Death creates tcrrors where this glory shines,
hut is rather welcomed The dying Christian fears
not that struggle which shall bear him home; he longs
gaze upon that glory which surrounds the great E.
ternal. Faith has charms for him, aud earthly
glory-how insignificant
Mortal, Fastening to eternity leave earthly glory
What is 1t to thee, soon to moulder in thy narrow
doom think, what will it be to thee when thou art
gone; when death has done his work. o seize on
wisdom learn of God, aad drink eternal glory
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FARM FOR SALE,

TNHE subscriber offers for sale his farm. ,0.,.,
L. on the Passumpsic River and stage road I'u "',
north Of the nourishing village Of st. JohH.t tu.'
Genre The farm contains ~ acres Of FIRST nj,
land under good cultivation and we'll fenced , ISe
buildings are good aud convenient and supplieJ ni
gond water from never failing spring near bv nu
the place is a good sugar orchard with houso W W
kettles set for boiling There is also on the farm w..
excellent chance Tor making brick, there having .
formerly brick yard upon It. 'a
As any ono wishing 10 purchase would prob,J.
examine it | need not here go into particulars sUi
flee il TO say II is desirable spot for any ai,b,a "
purchase. Terms to suit the times, aud pos,e.i,o
given al any time desired.
J.. NJ. BILLINGS
st. Johnshury Centre. June 10, 1874. 95s,f
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Quality 81 half PA ice
FOR TIE CURE OF

SCROFULA, chronic Rheumatism, general De-
- bity cutaneous Diseases scaly eruptions Of the
Skin, letter, PimpIes or Pustules on the face mer-
curia an syphilod Diseases, Bles, from an impure
habit of body alterations of the throat aud leg Pains
and sweliings Of the Bones, liver Affections, and all
diseases arising from an impure state of the blood
exposures aud imprudences in life, excessive use of
Mercury, &c
The great popularity of SarsaParilla, AMI its es
tablshed efficacy, render it suPcrluous to enter into
any enconum Of its virtues or adduce any evidence
in its favor.
The Sarsapara is warranted positively good as
any other that can DO made at One Dollar, at just
half the price Of those much advertised, and as
strong and in large bottles, viz:
FIFTY CENTS per BOTTLE Or FOUR
D0LL-93S per- DOZEN:
This article has cured Scrofua of 80 years, after
the dollar articles had beun used in vain.
To be had of the agents Of Comstock g. Co. only,
throughout the country, in New York only at 81,
CortlanJt street. For sale by ]. M. Martin s. Co.
Peacham. 37lm5
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Orlenns-'ro all persons concerned in the Es
tate of r. V. Crane, late Of Derby, deceased,
Greeting.
WHEREAS Jacob Chase Esq Administrator
w of the estate of said deceased has filed in said
Court his Administration account, and represents
that the debts and charges against said estate
mount to the sum of S775
that the available assets in his hands 800
Leaving the sum of S475
to be raised from the Real Estate, and that part Of
the Real Estate cannot he sold without injury to the
whole, And requests the Court to grant him License
sell all the Real Estate heing the undivided half of
about sixteen Of land and tavern stand thereon
in Derby.
Therefore, it is ordered that all concerned be mott.
fed to appear at n session of the Probate court to
be holden at the Probate Office at lrasburgh, on
the I'd day of October next that they may give
bonds for the payment Of the debts and hc heard in
the matter of the Administrators account, and to
show why License should not he granted
aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks
excessively in the Cacdonihn newspaper printed
at ST. Jnhnshury, in this State the last of which pub.
LEGATION shall be before the day assigned for hearing
aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at
lrashurgh, this Ath day of Setcmbrr, A. ID, 1914.
372m3 GEO NYE, Judge.
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New StOre---NeW FGrHM---NeW
Goods.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS TO PaNeRORN & Bn'NsnAID,


BURLLN'G row TT.
ARE prepared TO sell at the lowest Boston or New
York prices, at wholesale retail w Arches, Clocks
JEwELRY, GERMAN SILVER. plated, BHITANNIA,
ard other Metal Goods, Gold Thimbles, Spectacles
Chains Rings, Pins, Brooches, and all goods in the
line, and besides the finest description of Goods we
are keeIIng great variety of Goods at Wholesale to
supply P"diers nr Others, to sell again. and invie
calls and orders from abroad assuring Customers that
they will find the Goods low aud of the quality they
sold for
" eimport Goods, buy them wherever we can
get them 10 advanage and shall sell that we can
give customers satisfaction.
Orders from distance attended to promptly, and
good bargains given, to say the least by person.
al application Clocks Watches by the box or
single. We agents for the damon pointed
Com PESs, Fly Ners, for horses, aud MonRIsoNs
PrLLs. We have Willow Ware, Combs, Brushes,
Housekeeping Articles, Razors, and other Cutlery,
Communion Furniture, Fishing Tackle, Baskets,
Stocks, Seats, Collars, Suspeudrrs, &c. .-.
We have Dressing Cases, Uork BoreS, .Husi-
cal Instruments, Bass and DoM6le Bass PiOEs,
.lfeiodidns and most smaller instruments and Musi
cal Merchandise.
In short, would just say that we have a very
extensive and varied assortment Of American. En-
glish German and Paris FANCY ARTICLES, and
we are fully aware that the way to sell them is to put
them soi07v that Boston or New York will not I've n
more favorable place TO buy them We buy tor cash
and sell for cash. Our customers can buy cheap
here as at any other place. If any one chooses tn
send us the cash for a Gold or silver Watch from
distance, any other article, and leave the selection
to us, they shall have article rgorfh the money
sent, and If it does not suit, it he exchanged
Our silver Spoons made in our own shop.
Particular attention paid TO fine Watch repairing.
BRlNSMAID &c BROTHERS,
356ws Burlington, Vermont.
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LOOK Ar ELS!

VF you want good article of G n " " y
IL HORKo or CLL4IRS, call upon Joseph Han
cock, who keeps constantly on hand good assert
His assortment at present consists Of Secretarfes
Bureaus .S0tas, Centre, Dining, Pier and 1oite'
TABLES, Wash and Light iSandS. Bedsiea%
Of pariyns kinds, Cane and Piank Seat Chairs
oil of better quality han is usually found in the
country He will make to order and at short notice
any article in his line.
st. Johnsbury, April |, 1874. 340yl
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STAGE FARE REDUCED.

TWO DOLLARS from Hanover to Nashua, via
IL Windsor and Claremont, Francestown, New
port and Henniker. Stage leaves Hanover after the
arrival of the northern STAGE and arrives at Windsor
the same evening at O'Clock; leaves the next morn
ing at halfpqst A, and arrives in Nashua in season
for the last ttnn of cars for Lowell and Boston.
F. A. HUBBARD, Agent.
Hanover, Febru ary 1914 343tf
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CHEAP WOODEN and LINEN
GOODS.
rHNHE subscribers beg leave to call tho attention oil
the citizens The United States to the
ScW and Splendid Stock OF
NNOOAcn AMd Linen Goods

they have Just received from Montreal. The follow.
ing is sample Of the prices AT which they offer their
Goods, viz.
Blue black and invisible green super6ne Broad
cloths. $500; black Orleans 81 40 cts; Lama
Cloth Jail wooN 80 40 cts; Nous. de Lame dress
cs. 30 cts per yard; Chene Chusans, printed Mus
in and Chcne do 20 a 80 et4; Purioinns ana hgur.
ed Orleans, rs IS cts; Calicoes 10 20 cts. new
sly les and fast coors; Cd rwceds common do; Gam
hronns Docskin Cassimcres, sc. Sc. 70 cts. 3d.
90: Tartan Ginvhnms Enrlston do. do Is q % cts.
Ginsham HLkrs s cts. each; Linen Cambria idkts
IG a 80 cents Table Cloths hleuched and unblench
ed, Diapers, Hucknbacks, TowelIngs, Table Nap.
kins, &c. in proportion.
The Subscribers also offer Knives, Sczzors' saws
and other Hardware at proportionnhly low rates.
Also, CROCKERY of every description.
WILLIAM BROWN g. co.
Stanstead Plain. G.. f.. July 2, 1874 363f
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STATE OFF VERMONT,

District of Caledonia. IS.
At Probate Court held DanvilIe, within and for
said District the 2d day ofScpembcr, a. ID. 1874.
Present the Hon. 3 b. Nlattocks, Judge.
A Instrument, purporiing to be the last will and
N testament of Belsey H,zeline, late of Barnet,
in said district deceased, being presented TO the
court here by D'u. p. Brown, the executor therein
named for Probate: and it is ordered by said court,
that all persons concerned therein, he notified to APP
pear at session of said court 10 be held at the Pro-
bate Office in Dhnvc aforesaid on the Oath day of
September A, d. 1914. and show cause, if any they
may have, against the probate of said will for which
purpose it is further ordered, that copy of the Ie-
cord Of this order be published three weeks success
lively. in the Caledonian printed at st. Johnsbury,
may be.
SAML 3. MATTOCKS;
A true copy Of record, [37iw3
Attest SB MATTOCKS, Judge.
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Concord Railroad.
SUMMER .7RR.4NCE.NE.N'

SUMMER .4RR.3.NC
ON and after the LIST of April. Passenger trains
" will run daily. Sundays excepted. in connection
with the Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Low
ell Railroads. as fnows viz
Leave Boston at 4 NJ, IL A NJ. ard 5! N.
Leave Concord at 7 a NJ, IL l.2 3iPx
Trains from intermediate places Mil run as k'
lows, VIZ: UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 NJ. 1875 N & 64OPN
do Nashua at $50 a NJ, l2:45 p N d 1:2OPA
do Manchester 9:35 NJ, 100 & S:5PN
OF Immediately the arrival of the from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester $40 NJ, l2:l5 NJ g. 4PM
do Nashua 6:30 NJ. LIS PM& SPIN
do Lowell 7:l5 A NJ, IL NJ & 445PN
or Immediately on arrival of The from ConcoTd
The second train from Concord arrives in Boston
in for Passengers to take the O'Clock tram TO
New York. ..
The road connects with the Boston and Maine kai'
Road so that passengers may pass betwiSt CohcOu'
Haverhli, Exeter and Portland either way daily .
Stages Immediately on the arrival of the Inst ua'
at Concord, leave by various routes for HoPkh'OD'
Newport, Claremont and Windsor; for Lebanon 1n'
Hanover; Plymouth and HaveThill; Canaan and on
ford; Meredith Bridge, Centre Harbor and the WINE
Mountains. On the I'd day from Boston, S' a''
reach Royalton, Middebury. Montpelier anu pu'
lington connecting there with the steamboat anu I'm
ges to Ogdensburgh; stages also run from nn''n .,
to Stanstead connecting herewith stages to MOn%''
al. Numerous other stages connecting WIN Wv
Concord Railroad run to the principal towns III Nv"
Hampshire, Vermont and the Canadas
Stages run daily from Franklin and Sanoorn'v r,hs
the IL o'clock train. returning after the arrival
Cd train from Boston.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows: .-,.- c,,,o,d
Leave Boston at IA p NJ and arrive at oon'O''
the same evening. p,.ou
Leave Concord at Arm and arrive az D'''-
at l-2 the'next morning. .o.o .Ar
Freight, First class, SO; second Glass; s~'''
May LIST. al Bcs
Freight should be delivered at Concord anu de-
ton an hour at least before leaving, to insu'0
livery by the frst succeeding train. ,,d and
All passengers baggage should be mpI h h. civ,
when valued at more than $50. notice sn0p" d,maSs
en- and extra charges paid, or no claim lot O
or loss beyond such sum will be allowed, SAINT,
M w. "a 3sSIf
April |. 1914.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

NNTE the subscribers being appointed Ivy the Hon
w the Probate Court for the District of Orleans
commissioners, TO receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the Es
tate of GABRIEL PATTERSON,
late of Crafsbury. in said District, deceased, rep
resented insolvcnt, and all Claims and demands
hibited in offset thereto, and six months from this
date being allowed for that purpose, hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business Of our
appointment at the dwelling house of Liberty Nc
lnire, in said Craftshury, the last Friday Eof No
vcmber and the last Friday Of February next at
O'Clock, A. NJ on each of said days.
NOAH SPALDING, }
FORDYCE S. FRENGH,O
Cra(tsbury, Aug. %, 1914. 37lw3
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From the Machine Shops:

IRON AXLES, from to inch; Pipe Boxes; CaN
and Wagon Boxes, Nuts & Bolts for w OGDEN ALE.
TunNISs LATHEs, of every description, from he
common Wood and Screw to large Engine Laihr
Punch Presses; Press Drills; Pnut Mills; Saw ST..
circular saw Arbors; Regulators for Factories
GRIST HEADS and SPINDLES;
HOWD'S Patent Iron WATER WHEELS, ,nl
other approved kinds;
CRAPS P.4T'E.h'I' HORSE POTTER,
for propeIliug Threshing Machines, Separatots Wood
Saws. &c.--all which can lie furnished with Tho
horse hover, if desired; CAST IRON SINKS,
with or without Pumps; also single - and beautiful
pattern of Iron Pump, with without znc Euins-
admitted to lie the best Pump in use.
GTThe above, with many other arces,cOOsonty
on hand, or will be furnished on reasonable notice,
HUXHAM PADDOCK
st. Johnshury, July 10, ls44. S63yl
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

... COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
wv E the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
VV'the Probate Court for the District Of Orleans,
Commissioners, to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
of OLIVER BLODGEFT,
late of Barton, in said District, deceased, repre-
sented insovent, and all claims and demands exhb-
tied in offset thereto, and six months from this date
being allowed for that purpose hereby give notice
that will attend to the business of our appoint
ment at the dwelling house of widow Polly Blodgett
IN said Barton, on the LIST Tuesday of October and
December next from 10 o'clock, Am. till 4 o'clock
p M. on each Of said days.
WIN. p. MAY,
Barton, June IL. 1874. 37Iw3
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office.

TAME into the enclosure of the subscriber on the
" 18th of Aug. 1874, black mare colt with
long switch tail, supposed to be years old The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take it away. ROBERT GIBSON.
Barnet, Sept. ,, sii. 37lw3
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NOTICE.

RTEETING of tho Orleans County Society for
IVA the promotion Of sacred Music will he holder
at Iasbursh on "Wednesday the 25lh OF sept inst d
0 o'clock, A. NJ. A general attendance by all inter
escd is requested. BY orter of the Committee
Lashr,nh SonI o 1874 372w2'
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LIBERATION.

Z HEREBY renquish to my son, Luther j. West,
n his timc and shall neither pay any debts of his
contracting or claim any Of his earnings after this
date. BENZ. WEST
ST. Johnsbury, Aug 81, 1914. 37Iw3'
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Moral and Religious.
EAR TIILY GLORY.

What phantom is earthly glory? The shades of
those that long ago retired TO their rest, rise up be-
fore and proclaim that it is nothing We ask the
living, but they cannot tell; ask the dead, and
from their graves the sulen answer comes ''Leave
earthly things" We search the word of God, and
on its hallowed pages find the solemn preccpt,
that, call is vanity" We 1.-Two for glory, it ia our
principles we seek it daily Our desire to excel ur-
gcs onward and commit those daring deeds
which in eternity will cover US with shame And
what is it to who Fastening to the tomb? What
is the honor and glory which this world gives to him
who is sumberng in his ce Ask Of those
who with their mighty deeds have flied the world
with wonder-ask of that conqueror who wept that
not another world remained for him to desoate lie
lived for glory. he gained its summit there to die
foe to man and God. What is Alexander now His
dust has crumbled his soul is in place best fitted to
its nature. His name now lives, but that shall die,
when Death is dead, and worn-out Nature dies.
NAPOLEON.
Napoleon might feel that he was great wbiIe
standing conqueror upon the battlefield but how
did he feel when upon that barren isle with nought
to cheer him but the remem of his former great
ness'- And how did he feel while descending to the
shades OF death-when DER him those last con-
vuIsive efforts, which dying nature gives as the
chained soul starts its dark uncertain way? Eu-
ropes fields stained with blood at his command,
and millions bowed before his power-the lannon's
roar proclaimed his might but when through deaths
dark shade he passed. the dashing of the ocean hush
ed his agonies, and beat his death march to the spirit
land.
Here Is earthly glory, here its end;--the warrior,
CONSUL emperor, gathered in one and that an oxiIed
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"Boy, thou hast never seen
Such glorious trees, and when their giant trunks
Fall, how the firm earth groans Remembered 'hou
The mighty river whose breast we sailed
So many days on toward the setting sum-
Compared to that our own Connecticut
Is but a creeping stream"
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9 ash, lib IN d 8 and I'D O O n 8,
ar the most approved and fashionable styles.
~ manufactured reasonable terms by the sub.
scrbers, at East st. Johnsbury.
343yl D. & L. SMITH.
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Poetry,
rnE WESTERN EMIGRANT.
ny sIRs. l.. u. sIGoURNEY.

NY MRS l.. II. sIGoURNEY.
Amid those forest shades that proudly reared
Their unshon beauty toward the favouring skies,
An axe ring sharply There, with vigorous arm
Wrought bold cmigrant, while by his side
His little son with question and response
B9guiled the toll
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PADD0CK'S IRON FOUNDRY,
st. Job ID y bury.

THNHIS establishment. commenced in 1888. nov a..
n sists Of Blast Furnnce for mixing Iron Gom
the ore, n Cupola Furnace for making Caslnn'
from the Pig; two Machine Shops-ono for Gni.bs''
castings, making aud repairing all kinds Of MacbiD.'
y; and the Other for the manufacture Of lion Pumn,
Sinks and Axlelrees.
The Iron made ut this establishment Is superio, IA
any now made in New England, in CONSEQUENCE n
the peculiar care and manner in which il is n,rr
faclured, and the combination of fom kinds Of or,
These ores have been selected, notwithstanding N.
distance they transported, on account of contain
ing different mineral substances combined with ina
iron, which create such chemical operations in The
furnace while melting produces the frmest and
best kinds of Iron. Besides the careful seeclon of
the ores and the great taken in preparing b.n
the best roOrkmen 10 be foHHd in the country man.
are The operations ofthe Furnace 7vhile in bluu-
Thus the subscriber feels the utmost confidence in
recommending the superiority of his Iron Os being
tough soft, and NOT liable 10 crack. Those who
have purchased CHEAP Stoves, which have cracked %
badly as be t only for old iron, requested to no
tce that NOT Sore or pIate, manufactured from
This iron, has ever been returned on account If
cracking.
The subscriber would now inform his Customers
and the public, that he intends putting his Furnace
in bias. the LIST of September, and will manufacture
from the iron, G-JTdt reduced prices,
A New YANKEE Notion Stove,
combining all the important Improvements.
TILDEN'S NEWLY INVENTED BANNER
STOVE. TO which is attached large furnace 10 b
nsed with or without the Stove forming very con,
venent apparatus for summer cooking.
.7fRTIGHT and R0T STOTES
A general assortment of
GR022 9 ~ WARE
Cast IRON SINKS ard PUMPS; SAP BOILERS
with arch door and frame for setting; Arch, AA
and Oven Doors, with frames; Sleigh 6 Sid
Shoes--all sizes; laoN MoRrons for A.
pothecaries 8 Families; MILL GEER,
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NOTICE.

one or two GIRLS as aPRtTrrISsss'
w to the Tailor's Trade. HULL uhasoG
ST. Johnsbury, June 81, 1874.