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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-08-02
DEATHS

In Waterbury, 22d inst, Mr. Epmuuondls Green, aged 40
years. Printers IN Indiana requested o notice
IN IunbflHgn, Nay 20 OF cunsumon Sarah Hutchinson
daughter OF Mr HcNey hutchinson ~ years She be,
hopefully ous at the fourteen united with the
Congregational church. BY tho exemplary patience and Chris
an iuhude, with which she bore her IN
ness she evneed to hor acquantauces that nothing the
Of God, ana hrm reliance the Saviour
could enable 10 be thus sustained a ing hour When
in reference 10 her suieugs remarked that il was TOO
bad she said No, II Is all right, 1t the hand heaven
y fathers lie doeh all things wen she longed for tho hour
10 when che might 80 hone and be with alionr
Gods time sho has e many friends and acquanancos Who
mourn the loss Of endeared them by yet they
loee that she maintained christian character
tho christian hope. fCoM
Ia Iunbose, July 18Th, very suddenly, Mr. Daniel NJ Wright
OF hrookeld agod ~ years HIS death by .
mug nom me rool Of bur0 on which he at work.
hHuhol, July rs Benz A. only child Of Sanford and
oipha bahlsteT, aged months aud II DAYS.
IN s town, July a. Mr. Jumos Arhuckle, aged 81 years
bother Ainucke sought and Obtained saving grace of
6od IN iol ana soon connected himself with Methodist
Episcopal Chuch, OF which he an acceptable and
ul member unil called 10 his reward Most OF the time no
was an ohcl membeIor many years he held the office Of
class euder and Tor several last nc WAS nm xorr md
himself and profit TO the church. Ills last sickness which
long and painful he endured with christian ftne and oenec
during which time, he faithfully aduonsed those who called TO
him OF the importance of being prepared TO meet to
Nor did he m to express oandor with vden bss bs
own hopes OF blessed aud glorious Immortality and the last
hour cume and that hour of Tranquil low Marx tbe
peace" j. g. now -
Montpelier, August !, 1914.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-08-02
MIR. BIRNEY.

n hint for The Freeman The editor of the Anti
Slavery STANDARD makes out Mr.. Clay to be a very
bad candidate for President, and Messrs Polk and
Tyler to be no better, and then he comes to Mr..
Brney follows:
"All have to say, on the subject, at present, is
that in the opinion of the most intelligent and best
informed Obolitonists, MIR. BIRNEY Is THE
MOST OBJECTIONABLE CANDIDATE OF
THE FOUR. This doubt not Of making out
satisfactorily at the proper time"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-08-02
THE FLOOD IN THE WEST.

The floods in the Western Rivers have bosi
very disastrous. The Concordia Intelligencer Of
July ID, estimates the loss in ten counties at 3d..
COO bales of Cotton. We have seen the whole
loss of crops put at eight millions of dollars nc
this must be added the destruction of dwellings
and other property. Many have lost their all, ant
are left suffering for the want of subsistence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-08-02
THIS WAY.

TUE subscriber offers for sale his valuable GRIST MILL
situated IN East Croydon village the North Branch of
sugar RIVER SAID mill although recently erected already
ands range of custom unprecedented in this vicinity The
building is AZ feet by 3D. and is three hghs The base
met bu OF stone laid in water proof cement and the
mander of wood neatly painted II contains four
rate Stones OF which three Burr and Granite, together
with three excellent bolts for Touring. The whole was finish
co by experienced workmen the elegant and durable
manner For grinding md Touring their departments,
inns mil IS without n rival in the county OF Sullivan.
Unless said Mill disposed OF private sale before tho
-O OF August lot which the withdrawal this advertisement
prior to that time will be sufficient noce) IT WILL Positively
IN SOLD Ar PUBLIC AUCTION the 18th day September
following Sale to commence IL u'cloc NJ at the premises
Terms liberal and made known the time and paeo
FOR iuther particulars inquire Of tho SUBSCRIBER the
men ofCroylen. WILLIAM SHERMAN JR
Croydon, Sullivan Co. n. II. July 49, 1914. II
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LOUISIANA.

Morse (Loco) slips in by small majority. The
Senate stands Wings, 8 Locos 3 Wing gain.
House, 81 Wings to 26 Locos Wing majority g
in the House and on joint ballot. The popular
vote on Members of Congress gives a Loco major
ity of 12l-'ast year l5G0-WIIlG GAIN 1889.
The vote is large, and yet not test, as in two of
the districts the Wings made no rally. Louisiana
is Wig Il, .Norem6er beyond doud.
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TWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALEIN
Low ELL, VT.

NE of about 10 of first land lying on the ma
road leading from burlington to Derby Line with about 100
acres under good cultivation, with good story and half Dwell
ing House and two Barns thereon, aud conveniently wateed
two pumps of water at the house and the harms of Tho
pest quality continually Iunnng and plenty Of good wood and
lumber convenient to he got the good new school
house within half mile, and two miles from the meeting house.
store and starch factory. The main branch Msssguo
runs very pleasantly the whole is yery pleas
ant as well as convenient situation for stand and one
of the barns was built for that purpose.
The other Farm lies mile from the road con-
tanning 100 acres, with about 40 under good improvement ye
smooth, and little rolling the well and timber
ed, and all suitable for age moving with good and
wood shed and barn every convenient for the farm
The property is owned by Robert Rogers of the of New
York. and will DO sold at public auction the 18th day Sep
TENDER next, if disposed Of private sale previous to t,
time. And he under necessity selling the terms
can be made Tor half the purchase money For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber, the premises
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
Agent for ROBERT RoGEns.
Lowell, July &C. 1874 79.tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-08-02

PRESIDENTIAL AND STATE ELECTIONS
We give below a condensed table, exhibiting
the times when the Presidential and State cleo
tons, respectively, will be held in the several
States during the present year; together with the
popular vote given at the last Presidential cleo
ton. 1t will be found useful for reference during
the approaching elections:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-08-02
OHIO.

A friends writes u.s. after the best opportunity fol
judging, that Ohio will give very large WING
majority for Governor, and more than 10000 ma
iority for Mr. Clay.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. JULY %.
BARRE.

The Wings of the town of Barre, ard all those
who are for protecting American industry and a
galnst the annexation of Texas to the Union, are
requested to meet at the Twingsville school hous,
IN Barre, on the 18th pay of August, le44, at O.
clock p. M. for the purpose Of nominating som,
suitable person to represent said town in the mex
Legislature Of the STATE. Come out, Wings o
Barre; there is "balm in Giead"- brighter day
are coming.
BY order Of The tolrn Committee.
Barre, Aug. J., 1874.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-08-02

Taking The .6eId The Ashabula (O) Sentinel
says the Hon. Levi Bear'sley, late Jackson Sen
in the Legislature of that State, has taken the
stump IN Western Ohio and Michigan. He adj,
dressed meeting Of two thousand electors ut Ad.
ran, Lenawee county, few US since in f6vor Of
the election OF Mr. Clay and the policy of the
Wings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-08-02

Origin oftte ioord Ttras" 1t has exceedingly
puzzled many persons to determine the real mean.
ing of the word Texas. 1t originated in the counlet
used by the earlier emlgrants 10 that "land Of
promise"
"When every other land rejects u.s.
ThNis the soil that freely takes u.s."
The word Texas is corruption of the phrase
used in the last line. - Gin Rep
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BRANDRETHpS ST Pits 'IiIa1[' 8

~
lhoy "i not deceive you-hey will resoie YOU in tho
PeH,st ,iym3eea Of ali your faculties. They are No
NEW ID CINE MADE TO SPECULATE up
on HUMAN Woes. They arc made to ALLEVI-
ATE THE ILLS OF LIFE and will be found by those
who Gus use :, hen hen The he's GREATEST BLESSING.
u lMPURITY of the BLOOD causes pain and oc-
cason disease upon that part Of the body which from anv
cause may be weakest. Thus In persons whose HOOD =
impure should they have cold the impure blood would
SO wh other affections. All trouble is saved bv using
me BRANDRETH PILLS, which Cannot uiufe and
en cannon DC overdone. Only use them in Inc COM
.'" u any dlsedse--use them in full doses and
you WIN be up and well while those who are too wise 10
N1 s'Gh simple medicine, bcdrddcn o. pfema,urely
S"u thcH days' The BkANDRETU Pills arc oni,,
oeghnng TO be apprecaicd-they ere (ound IN ncvcr c
climate. '0'"' ''qu''eu IN I'M !
WHERE IS THE MAN OF SENSE. who's. min,
Is unPyud ced Who from lie infectious smell after dca N
would not say would this body have been bere Of life had
PuGlacton been prevented? Are men born TO be SICK
ena lnu lower animals live heir full extent ard man ony
emaurey pershf Let us follow naufe-let us CLEANSE
ne o'oo9 from impurities and we shall live to tho full
BE CAREFUL OF PRETENDED universal nu,-
calves which cannot be used without injury TO the body
as Brandreths Pills What are they? Are bey mo-,
limitations Of the Brandrclh Pills recommended in liz a.
'ehsrmenis stolen from Dr. Brandreth? Were thew NOT
2,lgnay counterfeit Pills, purpong be tho genuine
b'ahdreh rus But IN consequence Of the new lnLrs
the Brandrelh Pill! boxes ave they not obloed IN
ou under other Colors equally Ease? Ib
ana am irayellng agents Are they not men whom Dr.
Btandreh cast off, not for good conduct truly Is moi tbs
true as applicable 10 the pretended "Indian and in fact
TO nearly all the advertised Pills OF TIC day Shall the
men? Surely not rP
The Brandtelh Pills give STRENGTH ror weakness,
they are liked best by those who have lalcn tho m =,
OF them Dr. Brandreh give personal reference to
thousands VINO nave been restored from bed of sickness
by her use when every other had proved nnaya-
ing These cases are continually occurring in his oify
ana in every other part Of the union. Get Brandreh,s
es you are not perfectly healthy, and they will restore
you'll medicine can do it-because they expel those
humors which are the cause of mpurty ofhe blood and
al The same time the body by the operatioa
Of this IN ST excellent medicine. Wv "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-08-02

The Clay Bugle brings us TWENTY ONE
renuhclatlons of locoipcoism in one batch, all of
Northumberland county, fennsyIvania.
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BOSTON MARKET. JULY 20

WOOL,-Sales have been made of pulled and
fleece WOOL to fair extent at our quotations.
There has been less doing here in fleece, in conse-
quence of purchases Of the clip in the country
by manufacturers the present demand for the
manufactured article, the amount of machinery in
operation, and the mpossibiIity OF importing wool
at present rates, render it pretty certain that there
will be good market for all the wool in the coun-
try.-.Ai0s.
Saxony, so to So
American full blood, 43 to AZ
half 81 to 40
Com to IA 81 to 80
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RICH DRESS GOODS
I,ACES g. EDGJNGS

MUSLIN Edgngs and Inserngs Cambria do. do in endless
variety and a., Gmnure Lucc5 plain and 6g'd Fancy
Net do 40 White Bugle Collars blk do dos under lldkfj
Lace MINIS bu2lo do Embroidered do do; Buge Wrstlcts
Head OnameDts of ali kinds Cardinals arnre Scnf Cor,
dod skirts Grtss Cloth, &c. &c. at BURBANKiS,
JULY 2j, lS4I. III
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-08-02

Chlt IL tCAl Il Ot AGENCY, which has been
engraved at vast expense 1t represents the mauufac-
ory at sing sing On he banks of the Hudson river and is
signed % ~ Brandrcth and his seal stamped upon the
paper.
No.2 SECURITY.
ebovc all observe the labels upon the boxes Each box
o the Genuine Pills has now THREE LABEL S upop
BRANDRElHS PILLS. beng printed over two hun.
dred times upon the two labels
No. Q SECURITY
There are aso ufon each label two signatures of Dr.
Brand elh--one D, B'andrelh, and also one Benqmin
Btandrch. Each box therefore TO be genuine mus,
six signatures Of Dr. Braudreth upon H. If The boy does
not answer this description the Pills are not Brandreth's
ps Gu' some vile counteeit Of them the Old labelled
Nod SECURITY.
Besides inc above Signs of Commences fac smiles of
me branafch I'm labels arc upon the certificate of agen-
cyi the'eia'e compare your box with The Labels on the
certificate of Agency;-f agrees the Pills arc .fne r.
it does rot they are false.
have expended much time and at least $4,000 in
tecting these checks to the sale of Counte,e, p;,
N hope they will secure the genuine RRANDR sT TN
FILLS 10 all who want them. remain The public strvt.
u. BRANDRETH NJ d.
r.,-.,,.. 2ii Broadway, N Y
BRANDRE fHS PILL ARE SOLD AT
DIR. BRANDRETli'S PRINCIPAL OF
Athis y. ENGLAND OFFICE 10 Hanover $, RIOS
Ton, (ony place , j" Boston for the genuine
And by more than 1000 agents IN the New Itnc,,ra
States alone, whose Certificates Of agency s,nnIJ h.
med before purchase is made. " ''''
iCj-See articles l2 and 4, on Further Security.
REGULAR AGENTS FOR Tue SALE OF BRANDRFTu,s
PILLS n yA5mNGToN, ORANGE AND oRiEANs
MoAIrGLlER, Z. ?. WALTON & SONS.
Montpelier North Charles sibley.
Albany, William Hayden.
Barre, Dodge 4 keith.
Barton, Edwards Il Mansfield
bloomington, Thomas &. Stewart
Braintree East, A. d. Lamson & Co.
Bookhcld y. Cleavcland K Co
Chelsea, Nathan q. Hale.
Corlnth East Severance & Smith.
Craflsbury William Z. Paddock
Coventry Fails, f. Clcaveland.
Derby Centre, II. llinman
Derby Line, Cobb Rollins & Co
Glover, Simons Conant x Co.
Irashurgh Piny barrow IT,
MiddloseX, Farmers l. Mechanics Co.
Morutown, Joseph Sawyer.
Marshhod, j. l.. Carpenter
Newbury, +. & II. Keyos.
Newport Phneas Page.
Norhhold, George -. Pierce & Co.
Mortified, Baylies & White
Plainfoli A. II. Bancroft
RoXhury, Il. n. Sp4udiug
Randolph Phlander Perrin
Randolph East, y. p. Brooks.
Randolph West, $ Il. Mann.
Stanford Royal Hatch.
Straiiord, Harris & Russ.
1hetiord Josiah Barnes.
Ihetford, NJ. |. Walker.
1letioId Asa Poor
Topsham, N. e A. Bailey
Topsham, o. II. Watson.
Tunbridge, Foster & Purkhurst.
Troy North, l.. NJ. Pafkhurst
Troy South, Jacob Bates & Co.
Vershirc, II. r. Reyes.
Wesfed, Arad Hitchcock.
Washington b. +. Dickinson
Willamstown, G. 4 X. Answorth
Wells River, Ira White.
Watshed, X. a. j. NJ. Richardson.
Warren, William CardeI
Warren, Cushman & Flint.
Waterbury, Hutchns, Goss & Co. f5o3
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VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE

III NJ BAYLiES being under the removing South
IL account OF his health, offers for sale following
real estate in the village of Montpelier, viz.
His Manufacturing Establishment for carlns wool dress
ing domestic hannols, pnl manufacturing cassimees. said
works consist o; Mill, Dye House, $4,000 worth Of ma
chinery in prime order three dwelling housos shop
with machine for planning boards and ubout land
all in good condition. lie will sell the whole of said
establishment TO good responsible ind ydual who is disposed
to take the charge OF said works Terms Of payment made
easy
Also will sell his Cottage residence occupied by himself
the dwelling house recently occupied by A. O. Perce Esq
both of SAID premises pleasantly situated State Street
Also undivided half brick and land called
the Rnblee house on Hubbard street.
Also good farm Of about 90 acres, three tbs of mile
northeast from the academy in said village II under good
cultivation with small dwelling house and buildings there
on--a pleasant location
All part of said property will be sold very reduced
prices and payment made easy for the purchaser
Montpelier, July II, le4i 7O;3w
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AVE you AN AFFECTION OF TuD
HEARTH

a th your snergts suddenly prosratcd2 Does cos
~ tyeness trouble YOU Have you a cold heavy feel
.iE on one SIDE Of your head Have you pain IN your
N " az .e ps OF your stomach, through to the back
10 you Igp unequal 10 Your daily avooaons? Arc YOU
depressed ~ anxious fears feeling as il some great caam-
Wy was song 10 oVtIwnem you Is your appetite bad,
into Tho stomach? Arc they Of ciay.iEe do", If
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tP MENuN Midas GREENS ESTATE,
STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Court holden at Pro.
washington pslIiet S. bate Office in Montpelier, within
Hon. Aze Spading, Judge. '' ''
instrument puIporng 10 be the last will and testament n,
"A Epamonondas Green, late Of Waterbury in said district E
s presented to the Court here by James Green Henry f.
James, Tue executors therein named, for probate 1t ordered
appear at session of sand Court to be holden Pobao
Once, in Montpelier, tho Goth day OF August A. d. Is1
aud aleW If any they may haye ngAinst ia 81
said " for which purpose, it is further ordered thai cony
OF the record ct this oe bo published three weeks
y, in the Vermont Waterman and state Journal pnto, Ar
Montpelier aforesaid may be, oil which to BIO be
fore said time Of hearing.
fuo copy Of record,
~ Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Repi,ter
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WING CLUB.

Meeting at the Hail. Wednesday evening next,
at half past z. Aug. 2, 1914
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NOTICE,

THS may certify have given my son, EDWIN d. BA
kER, his time during the remainder of his minority and
shall not pay any debts OF his contracting claim his
aitor this date. DEAN BAKER.
RoXbury, July Is, 1871. 7I;]ws
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jon ATTAIN Il. RUGGLES' ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Mont
30, A. d. lsii ''
MERCY RUGGLEs of Roxbury Exocutrx on the estate of
A Jonathan T. Ruggos late Of Roxbuy, District de-
ceased tesate, presents her petition said Court here show
ing that the said Jonathan f. Rugglcs in life under con
tract in equity to deed and convey Calvin Norhe
Vermont the follow ing described lands follows to yIein9
30 of Of tho south side Of the North acres of the @
division lot drawn to the original right Smith in ROY
bury aornsad praying said Cou license to deed 10 The
said Calvin Cady he aforesaid laud according true intent
md meaning of said contract, and this appearing
Whereupon Is ordered that said petition come under
alton at session OF said Court to he holden the Probate OF
flee in Montpelier, aforesaid, tho l7th day of August s
2ocock T. W. And Is further ordered that notice be
given by publication of the substance Of said petition and orders
thereon in the Vermont Waterman and Journal pteJ
said Montpelier three weeks suecossivey all which TO be-
previous to the time appointed for hearing decision thnt
they appear at said time and place. If they cause sn
object thereto. ~
by tho Court
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
tuo copy oil record,
70 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS Roo;.,a
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NOTICE

HEREBY give my ENOCH COFFRIN it, his time for iii.
remainder of his minority and shall pay of his con
tracing, nor claim his earnings, after this date
~ ,o ENOCH COFFRlN.
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zens, whether Mormons or Mormons, out of
the county OF state.
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NEWBURY SEMINARY
A FARM FOR SALE

-FOUR miles cast of tho Court House in Hydcpark contann
one hundred acres of land with about eighty mproy,
me9t, with buildings orchards and other convcnences TO
SOFA cheap for cash. part cash in hand aud good security
he remainder. For further particulars inquire of tho subscribe
Hydapark, July 3d. lsii. - LEWIS CLEMENS.
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BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
PILLS. HOW TO AVOID THEM

= I
Each agent who sells the Genuine Brandrcth Pills has
Il CERIlFlCATE OF AGENCY, which has been
engraved at vast expense 1t represents the mauutac
tory at Sing sing On he banks of The Hudson river and is
signed b. ~ Brandrch and his seal stamped upon the
-. -
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JUST RECEIVED,

A GOOD supply of the genuine BRANDRETIl,s PILLS and
N sHERMAN'S COUGH and WORM LOZENGEs also
mr. HANGS RENONArING MIXTURE, JAMES EAfEC-
rJ Juns 70. l sgd C. i. P. WALTON s SONS.
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JUST received 300 Lbs of superior paient pressed LEAD
zinc, sc. r. & c. r. WOOD
July 10, lSii. 90
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AUGUSTUS HAVEN,

w u z INDIA GOODS,
Ln3UOKS, FRUITS, TEAS, LAMP AND LINsEED OIL,
PAiNTs, DYE.srUFFs, FISH, NAILS, SALT GLASS;
HN NL STONE WARE also STOVES AND STOVE FUR
NIUkE. Doors South Head State Street,
- MONTPELIER, ".
n II ENCOURAGED by tho public, since commencing
business on tho ready pay and short credit plan, the
ucoef w continue 10 sell his goods for small profit and
US 9W, not lower, than be bought elsewhere, nddiug
nm99i,ght Purchasing TEAS, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, LAMP
ui ara many other goods, of Importers and Manufacturers,
aoo 10 SET by tho package at oaton iobbing prices adding
Ie'sht' which he pledges himself to do.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN.
Montpelier Ausust /. Isil 81
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WELL PUN.

The following admirably written homily is from
the National lntelligencer. No commentary of
ours could add to its force and cogency. We COM
J end it to all:
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COTTON YARN
nor CARPErs,at wv. HoWEs
July IL. 7O6w
COTTON YARN
HAVING TOOLS.

LARGE assortment cheap be bought IN the State
IA for sale by 70 BALDWIN, SCOTT x Co.
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LEAD PIPE

The sale oftle ABBY" lands in June and July was una
vodably postponed The sale advertised will posi-
lively take MACE IN