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TIE MEXICAN CORRESPONDENCE
The most singular feature of this cores
pondence is the letter of instruction from
AIr. Calhoun to Mr.. King our minister at
Paris, in which he takes up the subject ol
slavery, points out the injurious effect OF
emancipation upon the colonies Of Great
Britain, and aims to show to other powers
the importance of sustaining slave institu-
tons, and that this will be effected by
annexing Texas to the United States.
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FOREFATHER'S DAY.

The anniversary of the Landing of the
Pilgrims was celebrated according to no.
tice Doct. Beman failed of being pres
ent in consequence of i'll health. Doct.
Merrill supplied his place and gave the
audience a very well adapted and satisfac-
tory discourse although allowed very little
time for preparations. The music was
fine. the audience highly respectable in
number and standing, and the whole went
off well.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoNpAY.
Dec. is, I944.

At market $40 Beef Cattle, loo Sheep and
900 Swine.
PRrcEs-Beef Cdttle.-We quote extra
S.. First qualify, 81 so a475. Seeond
quality, 81 1876 Third quality, $3.50 4.
One yoke very fine and large 1915.
!Sheep.-Sales from 81 80 to 200. A few
stall fed weaihers S325.
WOOL. There has been 4 more regular
demand for both fleece and pulled Wool, du-
ring the past week or ten days, and the mar
ket is becoming more settled. The early
supplies of many of our manufacturers are
nearly exhausted, and will soon have to be
replenished. A more active demand is to
be expected, but a material improvement in
prices is not anticipated quotations the same
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GOODS

GOODS
Consisting of Broadcio,hs s Cassimeres, of
the various colours and qualities, Beaver
Cloths, Vestings, a pace as, English and
French Meriuoes, Chusans, afghan Sarins,
Mouslin d'Laines, Cashmere d..cosse,
Roumelia. Orleans cl IN, back and blue
black Bombezines, Cords aud Tassles,
Dress H'dk'fs ola superior quality. black
Silk Italian Crayats. A great variety OF
Prints, new and fashionable patterns.
bleached Cottons, Brown Sheetirss and
Shnrtings. Ticking, &c. with a great variety
of Dry Goods not mentioned.
A large stock of Groceries such as
brown and loaf Sugars, Molasses, Old
Hyson,l ~ Dung Hyson and Hyson kin and
Black Teas. Pure Sperm Oil bleached
and unbleached, patent Mould Candles,
and every other articles in the Grocery
line.
With general assortment of Crockery
Glass and Hardware. All of which will
be sold remarkably low for cash and most
kinds of produce or on short approved
credit. W. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes, Dec. II, 1874 "a
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COUNTY COURT.

The present has been an arduous ses-
sion Of the court. Many long and ia
tigueing civil trials have been had. The
Grand Jury continued in laborious inves-
tigation until Wednesday the second
week. In the whole, 33 bills were found
of which 25 were for selling liquor with
out license. If as asserted by those who
entertain anything but admiration for the
Temperance reform much more than
usual amount of spirits have been sold for
the last year, the delinquents can we'll af-
ford to pay their fines, and the county is
much in want of the dividend at the pres
ent time.
An Indictment was found against Mr..
PARISH, the gent Of the Vermont Tenn
perance Society for publications in the
Galaxy and Vermont Chronicle, and
words spoken, charging upon Grand Ju-
rors and courts a want of faithfulness to
their oaths in administration Of justice
upon offenders. guilty of a violation cfthe
license laws.
The notorious Isaac Frost of Sanding
WOOL memory was convicted of stealing
and will be sentenced, before the rising
OF the court. The plea of insanity must
have been regarded by the Jury as slim
sy pretext. He is sentenced for 8 years.
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Impurity of Blood

Cause rain tnG occasions disease upon that
part OF the body which from any cause may be
wea kest. Thus in persons whose bio d is i'm
pure, shoul lhoy have a cold, the impare mat
fer would settle upcn their lurgs, and cnn-u
nation be the trIubic so with other "a C
iions. All iroub le is saved by using Tic
BRANDRETH PILLS, which cannot injurc,
and which Ca nnot be overcome. Only us7
them IN tie crnmtucomcrt OF any disease,
Use them in full doses and you will be Up and
we II, While those who are too wise 10 TAX
such simple medicine, are bed-riddcn, or
prem aturely end their days. The Brandre'h
pills are only beginning to lie appreciated
thcy ar, found TO ever deceive they arc the
only internal me d;c.ne required tn the eli
mate.
BrcARrrUL OF PRETENDED universal puy.
eatiyes, which cannot b. used without iujTrr
to the body 4 5 BraHderth's Pills can. whst
are .hny Are they moi imitat Onq OF the Bran.
draih Pills recommended in Advertisements 81 o.
len iron: DR.. Bra ldreih Were they not or.
iginaly counterfeit pills PurpoJilng to be The
genuine Brandreih PHI boxes are they not
Obliged TO come out under other coIors equally
false Observe the makers and travelling
agents Arc they not men whom DR.. Bran.
d-eih hath cast of, not for COOL conluct truly
Is nat this true as applicable TO the pretended
"Indian." aud, in fact. 10 nearly ali the alyer.
tised pill Of The day Shall TO pu,lc trust
their lives in The the hanls el these unPrinci.
pied men Surely not.
The Brandreth Pills give streangih for weak.
ness-they are liked bsst BY those who have
taken the most of them. DR.. Branlrcih Can
give personal reference TO thousands who have
been restored from a boc of SICKNESS by their
use when every other means haihrovcd unavail.
Ing. These cases are continually occurring in
thI3 city and in every part Of the Union. Get
Brandreih's Pills if you are not perfectly. heal
thy. md they will restore you'll medicine can
de it-becaUse they ezpel those humoTs 1hich
are the cause of inquiry of the 81. oi, and at
the same lime the body it Strengthened by The
opera alton Of this most excellent nedicone.
AGENTS.
Jonathan Hagsr, Middiehury; Alfred p. Ros-
coe, New Haven, Warren 5. Brown. Addison;
P. Fletcher and Son, Bridport; Wright and
Bush, Shoreham; W. B. BixNy. Vergennes;
I.sC. Mead, Cornwall; J. Simond-, Watch
Point; A. weiberbce, Ferrisburgh C.ntre;
Allen and Wheeler, North Ferr;sbargh; NJ W.
Kinsley, Monkton Ridge; Geo. ". Parmelee,
Bristol; Simon Taft, Whiting.
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STATE or VERMONT

District - New Haven, )
BE il remembered tiai 4 a FtoSafe court holden
n, Bristol within anil for the diso-t If New Haven
on the l7ih day ofDccerhcr 1871. The Adninis,ra-
tor the estate &c DAvID +. dNSar, h,e Of
Bristol in said district decreased, represent sai
Court that the time heretofore allowed ;or dis oSing
of the effects Of said decreased and r-iying The els,
is insufficient for that purpose, and praying limo
may be extended. Hhcreip0n, SAID court crGCTtd
the Administrators 10 noiify all pcrso.s ccnfc rnod
to appear at probate court to Le holden 1t Bris"
viihin and for the district alnTesai the hTs Hnu-
dav of February 1915 al 10 O'Clock 4. D., II the
o.Lce oF the Judge Of said court ia Bristol in said
district, then and there to make objections TINY IN
may Inv. The time bel q extsi1eI. IS prlish-
nig a certified copy Of this order in Tho AortEofr
Galaxy, Newspaper printed at MidG!ciusy in tie
County ofAddison, three -teks suceessively Frcyous
70 the time Of sd court.
HARVEY MUNSiLL, Ju re.
A true copy Of record.
Attest, .. MUE ILL. julie. Fl
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Nj a d,

In Concord, N. H. on the 10th inst by
the Rev. John B. DAILY Roman Catholic
Faster; MIR Hugh Byrns to Miss. Eliza
beth Grant, both Manchester, N. Fl.
In Burlington, Charles G. Parker, to Miss
Elizabeth Fleming, both Of that place.
In Cornwall. on the 18th. by Rev. ]. X.
Wright, Mr.. Edwin Ellsworth, TO Miss Bet
sey Wright, all of Cornwall.
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TARIFF, REPEAL AND ANNEXA-
TON.

1t IS generally believed in Washington
that ue;;her of these measures can be carried
through the present Congress, although they
will be both strenuously urged. The pres
eEG Congress may be interesting as afiording
inklirgs Of the disposition Of the parties who
sre watching each ether But 10 decisive
measures VIII be adopted. The Northern
Locos are sulien. and will not consent that
SodtherneTs si:1!I reap all the fruits of the
victc.y. the real strife is to commence
when ?cIk comes in. Even then the repea
Of the present Tar.fi, o. its modification so a.
to bring itdoNn to revenue standard i:
prohleralca!.
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CORRECTION.

In the publication of the act in relation to
Licenses there occurred an omission of words
in the second paragraph of the first section.
1t should read thus; ANY person who shall
doai in tie sc!ling ofdis;illsd spurious liquors
wine, ale or beei in quantities of one pint or
more. aud less than twenty gallons, shall be
deemed to be a retailer within the meaning
Of this act.'
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a LPACCAS A large assortment ~
- BROWN s. SHEEDON'J
COMMISSIONER Notice.

WE, the subscribers. being appointed By
the Hon. the Probate Court for tic Dis,ric,
of Addison Commissioners. - receive. et
anime and adjust all claims and demands %
all persons, against the estate Of
SELAH BENTON,
late ofGrlnvillcin sail District, deceased and a.
so all claims and demands exhibited in ofsct
thereto: And 6 months lforl Ire lIh Fay De
cenber 1871, being allowed hv said Court for
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give Lotils
that we will attend to the tt mess OF our said
appointment, at the dwelling house Of Eiizal cil
Bcnton in Granville on The lo.h day Of ELlich
next and the 10 Icy Jpae ueNi ISi5, from. nr-
O'clock, A. NJ, until 1Jr O'Clock, P. N, N zach
of said days
81 Join Fletcher, C,,,,,is.;ono,.
EEShG Fo-I, { o''''''''''''''
Dated at Grrcrllle1I.h day Of December 1914
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For Sale.

A r the Subscribers Book Store ,Ccrmina
n SGcra or Boston CoIiectsn Of Musical
dollars per doz.
ALSO. Modern PsGlmtst. at 6 dollars per
dOz; Miscellaneous Books, Seaool BOObs-
4Anrrls for ChrismGs Il New-years prescats.
Blank Books, and large assortment Of Foe!
Cap, Letter s. Billet paper, which will be soli
very low for Cash.
J.HAGAR
Middebury, Dec. 17th, 1Sl4. ;sj.6.w.
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body the provisions and very terms of the
OF the treaty now a mere nullity. Surely
Heaven first makes mad whom il has decreed
to destroy.
The next subjects which have come up are
proposals to admit Wisconsin and florida
into the Union, which in both Houses have
been referred to Committees.
A bill has been introduced into the House
of Representatives for the reduction and grad
uation of the price Of the public lands and
has already undergone some discussion.
The bill fixing an uniform time for the
election of President and Vice President has
passed the House for engrossment almost
unanimously.
The resolution Of Mr.. Johnson OIL ouisia-
ma, on the subject of the Naturalization laws,
underwent an interesting discussion. For
eigners said Mr. Johnson, control our cleo
tons and minge in the mobs and riots which
which disgrace our country.
Allen (Loco) was of course opposed to the
resolution, but Messrs. Archer, Rives and
Myrick were in favor Of its object, which was
to prevent the insufferable evil of speedy nat
uralization. In the course Of the debate, the
new Senators from New York, Messrs Eos
ter and Dickerson attempted to defend their
State from the auimadversious OF Mr.. John
son.
Mr.. Duncan has introduced bill for estab-
fishing Territorial government in Oregon.
Thus has business enough been laid out
Tor three months to occupy the longest session
of Congress. And yet another subject re-
mains to he introduced as it will be.
A bill to modify the present Tariff.
The scale of oui Congressional record will
be much enlarged hereafter.
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DECE MBER 10th.

The correspondent of the Tribune under
the above date says:
There is probability that the President
willsend a war message on Monday. Ihave
i, from the very bestauthority that the mess
age is now in the hands of the printer recon-
mending warlike measures against Mexico.
Mr.. Shannon is expected in day or two
But the correspondent is ofopinion should a
message be sent, there will sill be no war.
Neitherth the the Senate or the House will pass
a war measure. 1t is believed that not more
than 4 ora of the members from New York
are in favor of the Texas scheme.
John @. Adams has been attacked by a
man named Sinsster. He sent in a
messeger and rs soon as he assured from the
house he made pass al MIR. AS face, when
he seized both of his arms and held
them until bystander came to his assistance.
The fellow is now in custody.
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COOKE FIELD s. CO. have stocked the road
" with splendid Concord Coaches, and six
horse teams the whole distance, which leave
Burlington every morning, Except Sunday at
- O'Clock, passes over the centre road via
VergenneS, Middiebury, Casileion, Salem to.
Troy to dine the second day, and arrives at Al
bany al 3, P NJ. Virgil and Co.'S Express be-
tween Montreal and New York passes over this
route twice each week At Middlebury this line
iutersects with the Boston ard Fitchburgh Rail
Road line, via. Rutland, Bellows Falls and
Keenc, through from Burlington to Boston in 3
days without any night riding. AT Castleton this
line intersectS with the Rutland and Whitehall
daily line.
Cooke, Field g. co. have taken great pains to
procure good coaches and Horses, and experien-
ced, gentlemanly drivers, who will drive through
half days tide, SO passengers will not be ANNOYED
with shifting drivers and coaches every few miles
as on many other routes and we pledge ourselves
TO make this line one OF the best conducted lines
of stages in the New England lS!ales and every
thing will be done by our Agents and Drivers 10
make the travelling public comfortable and salts
fed that we are willing fulfil all we advertise
Extras, for parties, furnished at all times, fIcm
two Horses TO six.
AT Albany enquire of r. P. DoRrIN & CO., and
HARDEN Geo. p; Troy, S. P WHITNEY.
MOSES L. CHURCH, agent,
81 3w Burlington,
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ARTaUR's LADIES MAGAZINE.

Two weeks since we received the Janu-
AIRY number Of this tasteful Magazine of Ele-
s"u' Literature and the fine arts. This
'."iiIef commences the third volume WHICH
'"' eu''of promises shall be in every respect
superior 10 any hitherto published. Its in
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STATE OF VeRMoNT, .
District of Addison, SIS.

District of Addison, IS. (
Be it remembered thai al a Probate CoUr; hell
at Shoreham in and for the District Of Addison,
on the eth day CT December 4. d. 1874,
Hannah Prar.named executTiX in an Instrument
purpoIting to be the last vii! and Testament OF
Lewis PRATT late Of Bridpof; in said District de-
ceased presents the same iorprola;e: II is thef--
fore ordered, that the said instrument he exam
med for probate, al session C. said Conn 20 .
held at The Office OF Udney II. Everest Esq. IN
said Shoreham, on Thursday the Cd day Of Jan
uaTy next, at one o'clock in the afternoon AMI
thai notice thereof be given TO all persons rere.
ted that theyilnay appear and make their .hjcc.
ton if any they may have. 10 the probate and
allowance efsaid will, BY publishing certified
copy this order, in the Northern GALAXY :
newspaper printed al Mildlebury in said Disiyls.
three weeks successfully previous to the ss.f Sea
sion Of said Court.
j. s. BasageH Regisfe-,
A true copy Of Record.
AasstJ S BAshu.H fegis'er, g.
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TGOOds are Lower.

The Latest fashions and style of goods for
Ladies Dresses, and Cloaks, with trimmings,
much cheaper than ever before known now
opening by. A. FRANCIS.
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COMMISSION
BOOKSTORE,
at the Post-OmCe.

Extensive additions have recently been made 10
to the stock before on hand, Of
School, Classical 6 Niiscellane-
GUS Books, with Blank Books
in large variety, and Stationery OF every description,
and Fancy Articles. A handsome assortment Of
Annals and other elegant books for Christmas and
New Years presents. a good variety Of Albums,
Pictorial Shakespeare publishing in Nos. II IL
cts each. Carmina Sacra and all the Musical works
enthusiastically wilkins, Carter & Co. Of Boston. Any
Musical work published as above, il not hind can
be furnished at short notice, for singing schools
societies, or for individuals.
DJ-All to be sold cheap.
Middlebury, Nov. 25, 1874.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Addison District, IS.
Be it remembered that al Probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District Addison
on The 18th day of November a. d. 1874.
John Dyar of Salisbury in said district person
interested in the estate OF Peter Cudman late of
Salisbury deceased, moves the court that parti-
ton Of that partof the real estate of said deceased
which was set ont as 4 dover 10 Polly Cudman.
widower of said deceased be made among the
persons interested in said estate, and that COM
missioners be appointed for that purpose. 1t is
therefore ordered, that said Dyar give notice TO
all persons interested, TO appear before said court
be held at the Office of the Register Of said court
in Middlebury on Thursday the 18Th day of De-
cember next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at
which time and place the said Court will appoint
commissioners 10 make partition of said estate
by publishing a certified copy of this
order in The Northern Galaxy, a news
paper printed at Eiddlesury in said district three
weeks successfully previous to the time of said
court.
Attest ]. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record.
]. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
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Guardians Ssleof Real Estate.

In persuance ofan order Of the Proha;~
court for The District Of Addison, We sha
offer for sne At aucti ~ nj the dwelling
of Horace James in Cornwall on Friday DO
18th, day of Dec. next 4: one o'clock in the
afternoon unless previously disposed of al
privaie sale, the following real estate Of
Alanson Peck Of Cornwall. an Insane per
sen. TO wit one lnt Of land situated in
Cornwall containing ahout seventy FIVE
acres of land with house and barn hour
dcd North by VIM Pecl<'s and, West by
Abel J. Vi ooster's land, South By Horace
James land, East by the highway. leading
South from the Baptist Meeting House
Terms cash on the delivery OF the deed.
HORACE JAMES. e.
ORRIN FIELD, ""''''""S''
Cornwall Nov 2and. 1874.
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Musical Tuition.
FANG FoErE, ORoAy Avp SIvoIve.

fIiNo FORTE, ORGAN AND SINGING.
M VI. PEASE, Professor and Teacher of the
W Science and Practice OF Music from the
cities Of London, Boston and New York. respec-
lively acquaiRts the citizens Of Middebury and
vicinity that having received the appointment Of
Professor Of Music to the Troy Conference Ac-
cademy West PoullAey respectively gives no
tice that the next quarter of this institution com
menceS Sov. 18th, SO Tor Music Piano Forte
and Singing $40 per quarter, Organ the same;
the price is fixed az ten dollars SO that persons
wishing TO obtain a finished Musical education
can secure ii without being obliged 10 20 to
large Cities TO obtain the same at a greater ex-
penSe. The subscriber having received his Aiu-
steal Education Off wears III the city of London
under several of the first Masters, and been an
instructor Of Music upwards of20 years in this
Country and Europe warrants him in saying to
all wishing his instructions in the science that
they will receive thorough Musical education
on scientific principles
Mr.. p. would also say 20 those young ladies
who wish 10 become teachers that he has already
fitted several and furnished them with lucrative
situations, and he is constantly applied to for la
dies as teachers. The Troy Conference Acade-
my is in the most f1ourisning condition. The Fac
ulty consists Of six experienced Professors and
Assistants. Board Is as low as al any other In
stitution in Rutland County.
Troy Conference Academy,
West Poultney, 1874.
N. B. All the Modern operas now performed
in New York are taught by the subsciber.
NETWORK GRAND ACTION
PIANO FORTES.
VIM PEAsE late from New York, respectfully
announceS to the Musical World and the public
in general that he is receiving 4 splendid asSort-
meat Of the celebrated Grand Action PisEo Fortes
(oi Case wood and Mahogany constructed on the
most approved principles, with all the modern i'm
pruverlents and unequailed in brilliancy of Toze,
iness of Touch, and periectness of Mechanism,
and warranted TO endure the extremes of climate
in this Country. Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Piano ForieS tuned.
Piano Forte ware room, w Poultney nearly
opposite the Academy.
N u. The above instruments have received
First Premiums (God Meda!s) atlhe American
and Mechanics Institutes, New York, for iheBEsT
Tone, ToucH & FINISH, and the subscriber can
refer persons to several gentlemen who have pur-
chased of him during the last five years. The
above instruments will be sold as low as can be
purchased in New York, thereby saving expense
of transportation, and warranted for year. %
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LATEST and BEST.
BROWN & SHELDON.

Have Just received from Boston, the largest,
CHE Ai2{a35F q I3l1S3gG assortment
of cloths, cassimeTes, veStings and trimmings,
ever offered for sale in town, together with gen
eral variety of staple DRT GooDs, GROCERIES,
&c which will be sold CHEAP for CASH.
Oct. 24th. 1874.
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate court for the District Of New Haven Com
missioners, td receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons, against the
estate of
WINTHROP DOW,
late of Lincoln, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto And 6 months from the2Sth day oil No
vember 1914, being allowed by said Court for
thatpurpose. we DO therefore hereby give notice
that We will attend to the business OF our said ap
poin,ment, at the dwelling house John G, Dow
in said Lincoln on the Sd Tuesday, ofFebruary
and Nav 1916. from nine O'clock, A. M. until
four O'Clock, P. NJ. on each Of said days.
John Bush, tComu,;s,rs
JViHiGm Mitchell, '''
Dated at Lincoln thi, I'D day Of Deem
Der 1874. "a
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Eides! HidasI! The subscri-

Der wishes to bny hides, for which he will exchange
Boots, Shoes or Leather, and will pay the highest
market price. E. B. PLN>TED.
N. &. lie has on hand good assortment of
Slaughter and Spanish soelea,hcr for sale.
Middlebury, Nov. 20, 1874. 29;tf
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NtcaD Goods.
Il va ~
nlent of

FENHE subscriber has received from New
y York large and well selected assert
e
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BOOT & SH0EMAKING.
T. B, PLAISTED, would inform

the public that he IT'LL continues to carry the
Shoelnaking business in all its branches at the old
stand, in Stewards buildings.